Very true, this video is in response to the question which is speaking about gaining confidence the present moment. But yes, roles and abilities can definitely be changed/developed over time.

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Appreciate the question!

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your game shouldn't be EXACTLY like kobe bryant, but you should train like him. think about your height, weight and speed and then make your own playstyle that fits you and your body e.g slasher(someone really athletic who can drive to the basket and finish well) shooter etc. now u can still take stuff from kobe and put it into your game, especially his confidence and mentality/work ethic but take other aspects of other NBA players game and mix it up. working out for 4 hours is actually much less than what kobe actually trains, he trains double that everyday.

don’t worry about practicing for 4 hours. if you train and really push yourself. you will realistically only be able to workout for an hour max.(and you can maybe do that twice a day) also, to get good at bodyweight stuff. you just need to do body weight stuff. start with basic movements and master them. then progress to more challenging movements. This game is not rocket science. hard work and consistency will take you to where you want to go. and there’s no other route. I hope this helps

I appreciate the feedback. I like telling stories even if they’re over the top, it’s not for everybody!

same bro and like at practice i can go 100% but as soon as im home i cant bring myself to get to work Nd its really bothering me

I think you should try to focus on learning to enjoy the process. You‘re working on your game in order to grow as a player, right? If you don‘t enjoy that activity it will always be hard to be consistent. Try to celebrate little steps forward, focus on details, be a basketball scientist. Find little rewards in each session, something that you‘re improving on or something you‘ve figured out. And understand that this is a long term process, consistency is key to progressing. It‘s ultimately about love for the game and the desire to understand it on a deeper level, and also a quest to understand yourself, your own body and mind, figuring out who you are and what you can and cannot do in a given situation. Like with anything else the way you live basketball is a mirror for how you live your life. If you pay attention you can figure out a lot of stuff about yourself. The game is just that, a game, it‘s a stage, an opportunity for self-discovery and self-expression. Enjoy it :)

@@notperfect101yeah thats probably what I gotta do. I think the main problem for my lack of motivation for anything is the fact that I’ve been addicted to the internet for YEARS. It makes it so hard to actually do something that’s even remotely difficult. The thing that gets me mad the most is that when I am in rhythm, I am a monster. I was always naturally quick without any training. I just have to actually put in the work. I appreciate the response and I will try to enjoy the process. 🙏

@@notperfect101amazing advice

Same, my coach put me at pf not because i am tall but i am strong. In realty i am a good perimeter player and good at driving but i am always close to the basket.

Try applying it for a month and I’m sure you’ll see results

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