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Feb 25 •
Welcome to Hinton Hoops 🏀💼
What’s up and welcome in — I’m Logan. I’m a former professional basketball player, current trainer, and realtor. I’ve played in multiple leagues and countries across the world, trained athletes at all levels, and I’ve also built a business outside of sports. Why does that matter? Because basketball teaches essential skills most people never learn in school. The skills required to succeed in sports are the same skills required to succeed in business and life. Discipline. Consistency. Handling pressure. Leadership. Time management. Confidence. Work ethic. Routine and Schedule. These skills are what separate average people from successful ones in business and life. Most people train for one and not the other. But these skills directly transfer to: Building Income. Running a Business. Managing Time. Developing Confidence. Creating Long-Term Stability. Most people lose the environment, but not the competitiveness. They don’t know how to transfer what they learned from sports to business. That’s a normal feeling and mindset. In this community, we’ll be hitting that head on. I’m not here to sell hype. I’m here to show you how the same mindset that wins games can build real income, real confidence, and real freedom. This community is for: Athletes who want more. People who want structure and discipline. Anyone who wants to turn mindset into money. Anyone tired of wasting potential and more. What you’ll get here: Basketball skill breakdowns & training concepts. Mindset + discipline lessons from sports. How those lessons apply to business & income. How to build something for yourself long-term. Accountability and real conversations. If you’re in here, you’re already different. Now it’s time to act like it. Drop a comment and introduce yourself: – Name – Where you’re from – What sport you play / played – What you want to improve (basketball, money, mindset, or all 3) Welcome to Hinton Hoops!
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DON’T WASTE YOUR TIME. 🏀
One of the biggest mistakes I see young players make is spending hours practicing moves that look good in a workout… but never actually show up in a game. Just because you saw an NBA player do it doesn’t mean you need to add it to your bag. Your workouts should prepare you for your game. Practice the moves you’re actually going to use. Want to get by your defender? Work on your first step. Want to create separation? Work on your change of pace and change of direction. Want to attack the rim? Work on your finishes through contact. Want to create space for a jumper? Work on your step-backs, pull-ups, and getting into your shot quickly. And when you practice them — GO. Don’t walk through your moves at 50%. Attack the cone like it’s a defender. Change speeds. Get low. Be explosive. Use your body. Create contact. Make your moves look and feel like they would in a real game. Because the goal of a workout isn’t to look impressive. The goal is to become better when the lights come on. You don’t need 50 moves. You need 3-5 moves that you can execute at full speed against real defenders. Stop trying to have the biggest bag. Build a reliable bag. Stop practicing for the workout. Practice for Friday night. Your time in the gym is valuable. Don’t waste it. 🏀🔥 Trainer: @Logan Hinton, a former 5 year pro across three countries. Train Like a Pro!
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23h •
Talking in Basketball: Being Vocal 🏀🗣️
When you get to high school, your coach is probably going to tell you: “You need to talk more.” And if you’re anything like me, your first thought was probably… “What does that even mean?” 😂 Here’s what your coach actually means: 🗣️ BE LOUD. Basketball is LOUD. The crowd is loud. Your teammates are yelling. Your opponent is yelling. If your teammate can’t hear you, your communication doesn’t help anybody. On defense, your voice is another weapon. If you’re playing zone, communicate when someone enters your area: ➡️ “CORNER!” ➡️ “LEFT WING!” ➡️ “HIGH POST!” ➡️ “I GOT BALL!” Let your teammates know where players are moving and when you have them. 🏀 CALL OUT SCREENS EARLY. Don’t wait until the screen hits your teammate. Say it at least 1–2 seconds early: “SCREEN LEFT!” “SCREEN RIGHT!” Then communicate what happens next: “SWITCH!” “STAY!” “ICE!” “HEDGE!” “DROP!” Your teammate shouldn’t have to guess what you’re doing. And communication isn’t just about defense. Going for a rebound? “I GOT IT!” Boxing someone out? “I GOT YOURS!” Transition? “BALL!” “I GOT LEFT!” “I GOT RIGHT!” The goal is simple: DON’T LEAVE ANYTHING TO CHANCE. Good teams communicate. Great teams communicate early, loudly, and constantly. You don’t have to be the most talented player on the floor to make an impact. Be the guy your teammates can trust because they always know where you are, what you’re doing, and what’s happening next. Your voice can prevent a bucket just as easily as your defense can. START TALKING. 🗣️🏀 Trainer: @Logan Hinton, a former 5 year pro across three countries. Train Like a Pro!
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WHAT YOUR COACH WANTS 🏀
You think your coach is looking for the guy who can throw down the nastiest dunk or score 30 every night? Think again. Coaches need players they can trust. They want the great teammate who picks others up, communicates, encourages, and puts the team before himself. They want the guy who takes a charge when nobody else wants to. The guy who dives on the floor for a 50/50 ball. The guy who sprints back on defense. The guy who is in shape enough to press the entire game without coming out because he can’t keep up. They want the smart player who makes the extra pass instead of forcing a shot. The player who knows his role — and embraces it. The player who doesn’t try to do too much just because he wants more touches. And most importantly… They want someone they can count on. When the game is close, who can your coach put on the floor and KNOW exactly what they’re going to get? Because every team needs go-to players. Not just the players they go to when they need a bucket… But the players they go to when they need a stop, a rebound, a charge, a hustle play, a smart decision, or someone to settle the team down. You don’t have to be the best scorer on the team to be a go-to player. Become the player your coach trusts. Become the player your teammates need. Become the player who makes winning plays. That’s what your coach wants. 🏀 Trainer: @Logan Hinton, a former 5 year pro across three countries. Train Like a Pro!
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