Champion Hour Podcast

During this episode special guest Adrian Mercado shares his journey and process of becoming one of the best basketball skills trainers in the DFW area and in the country.  Adrian shared his wisdom of every player needs a dream, needs to believe in their dream & put in the necessary WORK until it become a reality.

During Champion Hour Podcast Episode 12: Listeners will learn that Success starts with having a strong desire to succeed.   But desire alone will not get you to a Championship level.   You must also have a structured daily plan/routine to put in the necessary work You must have people around us to support and help us reach our goals Lastly our focus must turn from us, to now how can we help others succeed

During Champion Hour Podcast Episode 11: Listeners will understand the principle that without struggle their is NO progress As Champions we not only learn from failure, but we go back and practice on the things  that cause us to fail The growth from our past failures now gives us the knowledge, confidence, and experience to not only to be successful in the future but reach higher heights

During this episode we discussed the Art of Competition.  Special guest Coach Chuck Ryan shared his philosophy that players must learn to compete even when things aren't going their way.  Champions give 100% despite the circumstances.

During this episode  we discuss CHAMPION Method which consist of principles that will equip student athletes  with the mindsets and behaviors to be winner in every of their lives.

During this episode Special guest & Scout for Premier Basketball Report gives athletes much need tips on how to get noticed by college coaches.  Players & parents for the most part are either uninformed or misinformed how to go about getting in a position to receive college athletic scholarships.  If you are parents of child who desires to play college basketball you do not want to miss this episode.

During this episode special guest Derrick King emphasizes the importance of players working on skill development in the off-season and not just playing games.  Derrick also shares with us his thoughts about  players needing to do more than train but make sure they are being developed.