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Hey hoopers, Quote of the day: “We don’t rise to the level of our goals, we fall to the level of our habits.” – James Clear Quick question: Are you training when it’s convenient, or when it actually matters? Most players work hard… sometimes. They’ll lock in for a week, then disappear for two. They train when they’re motivated, skip days when they’re tired, and assume talent will fill the gap. Here’s the truth: Inconsistent effort creates inconsistent results. You can’t play big minutes if coaches don’t know what they’re getting from you. You can’t be trusted late in games if your performance changes night to night. And you can’t reach your potential if your work ethic depends on how you feel that day. Here’s what inconsistency steals from players: You’ll never earn a defined role. Coaches reward reliability more than flashes of greatness. You’ll never build real confidence. Confidence comes from repeated proof, not one good workout. You’ll never separate yourself. Everyone works hard sometimes. Very few do it daily. Here’s what actually works: Show up even when you don’t feel like it. Discipline matters most on low-energy days. Do the basics every day. Ball handling. Shooting form. Footwork. Small things done daily beat random hard workouts. Stick to a schedule. Same days. Same times. No debating with yourself. Here’s what most players get wrong: They wait to feel motivated. They train only when they’re playing well. They think talent will cover for inconsistency. It won’t. And it shows when opportunities pass them by and someone else gets the minutes they wanted. So here’s the simple version: Discipline beats motivation. Consistency builds trust. Trust creates opportunity. If you want help building a routine you can actually stick to, upgrade to phase 2 now: https://www.skool.com/hoopsacademy/plans Stay consistent, Tyler P.S. You don’t have to train harder than everyone. You just have to train more consistently than most.

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I went all out in crashing the boards today and it made a difference. Those extra possessions gave us more opportunities to score