Currently, one of my biggest struggles is balancing my life . I travel a lot, create social media content, train myself, and work with athletes. Since I don't have a team right now, it can be difficult managing all of those responsibilities while also working part-time. I'm in a situation where I'm trying to decide whether to continue pursuing basketball or focus more heavily on player development. The challenge is that I have opportunities in both lanes, and I genuinely believe I can build something meaningful in each. However, working on the side has been the biggest obstacle because it limits the time and energy I can dedicate to either path. I'd appreciate any advice or input from people who have been in a similar situation or have experience balancing multiple opportunities while chasing long-term goals.

Took a break from training for a couple months to really get myself together and get back in shape… yesterday after I got done training, me and the 2 kids I was working out ran a mile together. I want to be able to teach/talk about and also be about it! Felt good!

Why do some players look elite in workouts but it can’t translate it to games?

What’s one thing players spend too much time training that doesn’t actually translate to the games that often?

What are some of your non negotiable cues, when building a player’s shot? Everyone’s shot can be different but you keep these same principles through all your clients.