In this episode, we talk about overseas basketball life, how Fletch mimicked and copied JJ Reddick's game, how to shoot and train smarter for basketball, and how to stay focused in the big March Madness moments.

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Matt Tamm, one of Trevor's former high school coaches, jumps on to discuss player development from the youth to the college level, how to make competitors, and multi-sport vs. single sport athletes.

Trevor and Wills Lee talk about the formula for success, whether James Harden should be considered for the NBA MVP Award, what helps kids learn to lead, and much more on this episode of Thrive.

Wills Lee, former player at Albion College and current Huffman Basketball Trainer, jumps on with Trevor to discuss Virtual Basketball Training, to debate Kyrie Irving vs. Steph Curry, and how to overcome entitlement.

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Kenny Hayes has been playing professional basketball overseas since 2012 after having played for the Maine Red Claws in the NBA D League from 2010 - 2012.

Kenny played his college basketball at Miami (OH) University.

Trevor and Kenny talk about Kenny's experiences in the game from high school through his career as a professional basketball player.

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Bob Taylor joins Trevor to talk about his philosophy on youth basketball and player development.

Bob is a former college head coach at both Oakland University and Northwood University. He is the author of the book, "The Old Man in the Gym" and the director of the Michigan Fast Break AAU program.

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Trevor and his Dad, Damon Ray Huffman, discuss being a sports parents, relive some stories from Trevor's career, and share insights from raising multiple boys that played basketball in college and beyond.

Ben Simons grew up in Cadillac, Michigan and was the Mr. Basketball Runner-up in Michigan in 2009 behind Derrick Nix.

Simons played his college basketball at Drake University in Iowa.

Following his career at Drake Simons has played professionally overseas since 2013 including this past season for Telekom Bsk in Germany.

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