Develop an ELITE Mindset as a Hooper

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Thanks . I need that a lot . I‘m a beginner and not very confident. Even though I’m very good for a beginner

Wow it’s kinda ironic man yesterday I was hooping and I had one of my worst days ever I had like 2 points in like 3 or 4 games with like 9 assist and 4 rebounds while playing great defense and great hustle each and every play I’m currently a freshman at Grand Valley State University and I’m hoping to play next year because so much stuff happened this year to set me back but I’m for sure going to keep putting in the work each and every day on the court and off the court and watching film I when watching your videos ever since I was in middle school seriously. Trying to make it to the league and be the best to do it🙏🏾 and I will

Work with Yuki pls. You could help him a lot

Oh and I’m injured too . I got injured came back way better injured again and now helping me with some videos

thx man i been having a laxk of composure lately this really helped youve been a game changer

Great video

What do you need to work on most mentally??

Coleman as usual coming up clutch with what hoopers need to hear 👊🏻

Best basketball video I've ever watched. Thank you man

Officially my favourite video of yours!

More than Basketball is my favorite advice in this video

This is absolutely true about stepping in with the desire to win vs. the fear of messing up. that desire puts fuel in you and you just automatically tap into the best version of yourself because now it's a challenge to yourself. Just stepping in with that mentality makes all the difference for me when I'm on the court..

Amazing content as always. That last point is so important. Losing sight of what makes you who are can easily take you down a road of depression. Remember you're more than just basketball when experiencing crushing failures and setbacks.

Being adaptable is also a phenomenal tip. The nature of basketball is chaos. The only way to thrive in chaos is to be adaptable. It's why training should be varied and provide pressure.

im having trouble driving left and getting to the basket in general, anyone got any tips ?

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The amazing thing about this advice is that it works in all aspects of our lives. Amazing video man!

Hey I play middle school basketball ball my tryouts is on November the 11 I haven’t trained much but I’m beginning to get into it but my problem is I double dribble and travel a lot I don’t see too much videos on how to stop doubling and traveling any advice

I swear i saw you at MSAC

Great video man

Only bc of your videos , I have started to play better in games and also became a fluid ball handler. Tysm for all that. can you make a video on breaking down d rose's handles???

I’m 47 and getting back into basketball since 9th grade. I’m so far behind in my basketball knowledge and ability compared to these high schoolers at the gym 😂 my mindset has been exactly that, though. That I would always be behind. But like, I could bd really fucking good by the time I’m 50. Just have a winning attitude and a shirt memory. Like others have said, this applies to anything in life. We’re fuckin winning y’all.

> Be ok with failure or losing - let it fly and be free
> Intrinsic motivation rather than external pressure or proving
> Reframe things in a positive light
> Love the process of improving and getting better (rather than results). Perfection is impossible
> Emotion regulation - feel, label, detail, explore/peel back, accept emotions
> Recognize we often think things are way worse than what they actually are - move on and look for the winning plays
> Don’t focus on what other people think or say 🔑
> Embrace and have fun with difficult situations or challenges
> Keep perspective - basketball isn’t life or death, understand a bad game doesn’t make you a bad person