1. Put yourself in situations that challenge you. 2. Comfortability is the first step to mediocrity 3. If you want more do more. 4. See opportunities that other people miss. (keep your eyes open) 5. Create the habits of the person you want to become.

Who are you? The person you want to be is on the other side of your decision to be that person. It's really that simple. Who are you? What does that person do on a daily basis? What is their standard? When I was in Utah, I got a chance to be in the gym with Isaiah Thomas. Growing up watching him and then being in the gym to see him work up close and personal was eye-opening. It changed the standard that I hold our guys to. He shot 5 spots from midrange and from 3 every day; his number was 10/11. He refused to move from the spot until he hit it. That is his standard. His body adjusted to it, and you see the result on the court when he rarely misses 2 shots in a row EVER or could get an effortless 30 after not playing for 2 seasons. So my question to you is, what is your standard?

Before you do anything else in this community, complete this. Post your FOUNDATION HABITS below. MIND: the habit you chose BODY: the habit you chose SOUL: the habit you chose Then tell us one word that describes what you are building this year. Every athlete in this program starts here. This is your commitment to the room. These are your accountability partners.

Welcome to the PERFORMANCE CLUB by SVPS. We are a performance studio designed to help you understand the steps you need to take to become the best player you can be along your journey. It is my job to make this as simple as possible for you, so this is exactly how this is going to work. 1. Introduce yourself in the comments (name, position, school). Then tell us what brought you here. Why do you even want to be good at basketball in the first place? 2. Start with the FOUNDATIONS in the classroom. (It's quick but necessary). 3. Show up every day... This is a performance club for people who are ELITE or want to be ELITE. Showing up and putting the time into getting better is a lifestyle. -TD