You have found your purpose, thank you for your knowledge.

so many truths here. getting right to the points cutting through all the 💩. stuff the youth would benefit from...gawd if only youtube was around for some of us when we were learning how to play competitively at a high level. thx for taking the time to share.

Thank you for the knowledge 🎉❤

Love the video really trying to do a lot of great things this szn. Win a chip this szn and plus this is great motivation for the season truly appreciate u 🙏🏾💯

IT factor = game changer same things in the NFL

great video

@VisionDrivenBasketball

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Jesus loves us, repent soon (this has nothing to do with the vid, just sharing a message)

@UnDesconocido777

4 ай бұрын

Amen my brother

Coach I went straight ballistic one game, taking shit, scoring and locking people up but then I just lost it like a temporary superpower how do I be that version of myself but all the time

@VisionDrivenBasketball

5 ай бұрын

Check out this video on becoming more consistent: kzread.info/dash/bejne/hJVnxtCddKnRc6w.html

Quick question: Is your program an annual subscription or a one time purchase? Thank you for your help with improving my game!

@VisionDrivenBasketball

7 ай бұрын

It’s a one time purchase!

@trex20

7 ай бұрын

@@VisionDrivenBasketball ok thank you! I was considering getting it I just wanted to make sure it was one time. Just need to talk with my parents about it and then you have yourself a new student 🫡

@VisionDrivenBasketball

7 ай бұрын

Love it! Let me know if you have any other questions!

Question. Since I’m a small guard can I still study bigger players? Like 6’2 guards are bigs? Or do I have to study small players cause I’m probably going to be 5’11.

@vlirx4739

7 ай бұрын

You should just find someone that has a similar play style to you. Whether he’s 5’8 or 6’3.

From your knowledge how many hours would you say top high school recruits practice every day and what do the workouts look like?

@VisionDrivenBasketball

8 ай бұрын

Some barely practice at all, some workout 2-3x a day and do everything right in terms of how they workout. Depends a lot of how naturally gifted they are which most of the top recruits have insane natural ability so many can get away with not working a ton especially in high school. Definitely don’t look at the majority of the players like that as an example of what to do, everyone is different.

@bigboy-jt3uk

8 ай бұрын

@@VisionDrivenBasketball What type of players would you say naturally train right, like college, nba, overseas? Also what would you say is the separator in high school basketball most of the time? Like is it athleticism, height, raw skill?

@VisionDrivenBasketball

8 ай бұрын

@@bigboy-jt3uk I don’t know what you mean by naturally train right. I don’t think most players naturally train right. What I’m saying is that some players train right because they actually care to and they have good coaches/trainers to guide them, they do their own research, etc…the separator in high school can be all 3 of the things you mentioned, athleticism and size probably the main things. When it comes to high school vs. college, size and athleticism is by far the biggest separator.

@bigboy-jt3uk

7 ай бұрын

@@VisionDrivenBasketball oh alright, how important would you say are trainers, can massive improvements be made just from research and watching videos then applying?

@VisionDrivenBasketball

7 ай бұрын

A good trainer is one of the best tools you can use to get where you want to get to. A bad trainer is basically just an expensive rebounder so you really have to judge it based on quality. That being said, there’s so much information out there, you can really make a ton of progress by yourself if you don’t have access to a good trainer.

Do you read a lot of books?