I wanted to share this video with you guys for those players that are really hard on themselves.

What if every time a defender pressed up on you, you wanted it? You smiled, dribbled right into them, and made the perfect read. You weren’t afraid of turning it over. You weren’t scared of the crowd. You just played your game. What would your game look like then? 👇 Drop your thoughts below.

Hi everyone, I wanted to share this video inside the community that I just posted on IG/Tiktok about why talented players hold back. I actually see this often with young and talented players that are not reaching their potential, having a mental block or starting to become passive on the court. It really comes down to them staying in a 'safe zone' where they can protect the idea of them being a 'talented' player but not take the risks/shots they know they'll be accountable for. I hope this helps and gives some insights to you if you've experienced this! Let me know your thoughts or questions...

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