How to regularly make impossible shots is an underrated skill in streetball. Making high-difficulty shots more often than other players can be a huge stepping stone in building your legacy. Wanna set yourself apart? Make shots no one else can make. And then make them again. And again. I know how to do it. Let’s talk. 🏀
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I’m Tony. I’ve dedicated my life to exploring my potential for streetball mastery.
I wasn’t born with standard basketball talent. I’m not tall. At best I was average of speed, quickness, and jumping ability. Also, I’m very nearsighted, with sensitivity to light. Because of this, any court I stepped on I was automatically the least talented player at hand. But I loved ball. And I wanted to be able to compete with anyone who stepped up by pushing myself to discover the extent of my abilities.
Without conventional talent at my disposal, I soon learned that even the sharpest and most polished basketball skill set would only level the playing field for me so much. I was still at a noticeable disadvantage on the court. So, I began to explore unusual avenues of streetball manipulation. Aspects of the game that were sorely overlooked by my contemporaries. Regardless of how small or seemingly insignificant, I looked for every advantage to improve my game even just the slightest bit more. Over time, I combined all of those small advantages (strategies), with good old fashioned hard-work to not only compete with any player in my path but elevate my game to heights I never could’ve imagined.
That’s what I want to do for you. I want to teach hardcore streetballers who may not be very talented how to discover the depths of their own potential using strategies more gifted or accomplished players would probably not even consider. And by doing this, establishing a streetball legacy of their own.
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Intro by Paul Draws Daily (facebook)
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