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@Rickyreyes-lu9ox 3 года назад

Pay attention to English class? Nah, DeepGame yt vid 😎

@PyroInferno110 3 года назад

And then end up not eligible to play? L

@Rickyreyes-lu9ox 3 года назад

@@PyroInferno110 I got a 98.5 average in English rn and a 101 total average dw I'm good 😂

@jrspliff621 3 года назад

Damn bro how do you get those grades

@Rickyreyes-lu9ox 3 года назад

@@jrspliff621 AP classes are weighted, so your average can be above 100

@PyroInferno110 3 года назад

@@Rickyreyes-lu9ox who asked? Shat up

@hakimelalami2301 3 года назад

" Why not now?!!! " This was just so powerful

@jaimej2908 3 года назад

You can really feel that Alan Watts influence in these videos, love it

@GF_PERFORMANCE 3 года назад

these analogies are top notch

@TyQuavion 3 года назад

I’ve been watching your vids for a month and I’m already the best I’ve ever been at basketball. Thank you for the vids ima keep grinding 💪

@cedricasdfghjkl9151 3 года назад

I am glad for you. I wish I could also play right now. I guess I will have to wait.

@idekav. 3 года назад

@@cedricasdfghjkl9151 why can’t you play?

@thechimpmonkey7786 3 года назад

most probably because of lockdown

@julianbartley7766 2 года назад

Me too as well still.

@Kiijoww Год назад

Holy smokes coach! Thank you.

@berserkerkay 3 года назад

This is actully true

@er7776 3 года назад

I just saw an instagram post about struggle and succes. All the comments were talking about struggle isnt succes but succes always comes with struggle. You were right, it really is ingrained into western culture.

@omarabdelwahed5366 3 года назад

Thank you soon much, you just saved me from wasting lots of time delaying my success!! I like the Deep Game family, but LOVE and my heart is always towards EGT!!

@officialmaev9527 3 года назад

EGT? Sorry, new here.

@omarabdelwahed5366 3 года назад

@@officialmaev9527 "EGT" (Elite Guard Training) was the old channel before DeepGame.

@codystarz2882 3 года назад

Good for you Taylor. Lived out your dream. Proud of you.

@mtmhoops1506 3 года назад

It’s so cool beacsue he was a Canadian ball player and the stuff he talks about make sense and I’m from Canada too

@seejae 3 года назад

Your message got through and this might just change my life thank you so much

@officialmaev9527 3 года назад

This is the first video I've seen of yours and I am mightily impressed, kind sir.

@yuanyao3963 3 года назад

Another gem comes just in time when im about to grind! thank you coach !

@kni9ne600 3 года назад

Great vid but to summarize "Getting to easier times, don't always mean going through hard times" I really recommend u watch the whole vid tho cuz he uses good analogies.

@braylenrochell 3 года назад

Man I can watch this in rejoice. You saying this made me so happy. Because I know how great I am now! You are who you claim to be!!! You tell yourself enough you tend to believe it!!

@O.T_PHALE 3 года назад

AWESOME VIDEO MAN 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

@VongolaBoss 3 года назад

Loving the mental game content

@TheNotoriousBerber 3 года назад

I realized that when I'm running and my goal is to put all the negative energy and listen to music I enjoy a lot and don't think about it as suffering, But when I run and my goal is to suffer for basketball grinding I just feel bad and I don't want to do it again.

@kcjones6034 3 года назад

Brother, you are a good thinker. 😎👍"

@TheNotoriousBerber 3 года назад

Watching your videos is not a hard work and it earns success !

@rodrigocarneiro1435 3 года назад

That's deep... and revolutionary

@luxuryxnoah2059 3 года назад

Thx 👍🏽

@orellronnbeck7340 3 года назад

Just work as often and as hard/smart as u can without damaging Ur Body...so dont Start with 8 hours a day..Start with one hour and work ur way up...Same Thing for intensity

@seejae 3 года назад

Amazing video keep it up this really helped

@djordjepesut8572 3 года назад

Really need this!!

@cammcad 3 года назад

Bro, not esoteric at all. Well said and great analogies! A higher level of consciousness also helps. The idea of "Ill believe it when I see it" is completely false. One must believe it first... then you will see it.

@maxduran9282 3 года назад

I have a question. Kobe worked 8 hours a day on basketball. He did 4 sets of 2 hour workouts each day. Was there another secret that he did that made him successful? Thanks again.

@rahulsiddharth554 3 года назад

Tbh the rest is talent. If Kobe was 6'2 or 6'3(and he still played sg) he would not be as succesful(nobody would take a chance on him), if he wasn't athletic, he would not be succesful, and also he had a dog mentality. But he really maxed out his potential.

@DeepGameBasketball 3 года назад

Kobe also had a team of some of the best trainers making sure he was as recovered as he could possible be, and also probably had certain recovery-related genetics that helped him as well. Still, let's not forget that from 2007 onward, Kobe was pretty much injury-laden his entire career, at times even playing with an injured shooting wrist, and barely any cartilage left in his knee. Who knows how good he could have been if he rested a little more? - Coach S. DeepGame Basketball

@mrwallstreet1 Год назад

@@rahulsiddharth554 bullshit. you are wrong wrong wrong. he would be successful no matter what his height was. You have no idea what you are talking about. please dont comment anymore ok smh

@rahulsiddharth554 Год назад

@@mrwallstreet1 Because he worked hard? If he was 6'1-6'2 and not nearly as athletic he would not be anywhere close to the player he was. Even though it might be a feel good story that he was the best simply the hardest worker, there were plenty other factors that made him the player he was.

@christian_zitney 3 года назад

What would you recommend for being able to have great stamina for full court 5v5? You mentioned running 10 miles a day wouldn’t be beneficial. What would be beneficial?

@Nobody-wp9gy 3 года назад

just run 2 miles

@splashdontlose7883 3 года назад

Just play lots of basketball pick up games your stamina will go up

@drewmosthated 3 года назад

I just play basketball almost everyday and have a lot of stamina and I’ve recently started to run 1-2 miles a day to lose fat and gain stamina

@Damansing570 3 года назад

Right now I am playing basketball every single day and just doing different workouts to get better how do you feel about playing every day vs playing on certain days and taking breaks.

@DeepGameBasketball 3 года назад

You definitely want to take a few breaks in there (1-2 days completely off). Your body racks of stress as you don't rest it, and eventually it will catch up with you. Coach S. DeepGame Basketball

@kxngstrong 3 года назад

Can someone explain to me what he is trying to say

@izak4459 3 года назад

Basically as you workout and push your body, you damage your muscle fibers making small cracks and breaks in the muscle fiber, when you rest your muscles they repair these small cracks making them slightly larger and stronger. If you never take any breaks your body won't be able to repair that damage, as you go on the damage grows larger and that can cause pain and injury, to summarize, take rests so your body doesn't crash and cause injurys

@cliffordnguyen7849 3 года назад

Where can i buy merch?

@JohnGran67 6 месяцев назад

9:00 - 9:50

@TheCoolRecruiting 3 года назад

Hey coach I really want to thank you for this video I took your advice and I kept saying to myself I'm going to be the best player in the gym today and when I was playing today against good competition I dropped 28 points!

@drewmosthated 3 года назад

Good job now just keep it up

@mdfazlurrahman7960 3 года назад

what if situation actually forces you to be very hard working???

@DeepGameBasketball 3 года назад

Of course -- work hard when the situation calls for it. The work is still an essential factor. It just needs to be applied intelligently.

@anidler 3 года назад

Of course hard work creates success. That title is clickbait.

@drewmosthated 3 года назад

I’ve been playing basketball for years and I’ve been the worst in my friend group for a while but now I’m about top 6 or 7 but know I need to get way better I’m a 5’4 guard never played a real game team wise and have a decent shot but terrible handles any advice ?

@lukeconnolly9702 3 года назад

If anybody has invested in the program please let me know if it’s worth the money

@aqsayusuf1052 3 года назад

🔥🔥❤❤

@premierbasketballacademy953 3 года назад

Yea, “The Power of Now” is a good book. Anyway, as far as the title of your video, we’ll agree to disagree... Hard Work has obviously created success for many people for many years...

@chatbball 3 года назад

Who else watches this when going #2

@anidler 3 года назад

Oh come on man. More people aren't sucessful for lack of work than overwork. You just happen to be a chronic overworker it seems. That doesn't mean others are working too hard also. Most people are lazy or lack sufficient dedication for mastery.

@rakesh_s_c Год назад

Im poker player

@umarkateeb8571 3 года назад

First

@rgamingking Год назад

But don’t you have to put in a good amount of work for your skills to be good

@DeepGameBasketball Год назад

Of course you do, but that amount is often less than what people who are really serious think. We have an entire video outlining how much work you really need to put in here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UxS299WwK0g.html Simon DeepGame

@rgamingking Год назад

@@DeepGameBasketball thanks bro videos have helped I’m from the Uk n play football ⚽️

@omarr2x54 3 года назад

16:00 pause bruh

@danielkim1739 3 года назад

one week in, I'm having the most fun playing basketball! I am one of the most skilled people I know when it comes , but a lot of people don't know that because there are times where I get in my own head