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[ricardo malta]

Originally Posted by crobers 78

Originally Posted by Wade187

Honestly judging by those workouts, it's just too much. Especially if he is spending most of his time out of his week doing that. This is why more and more kids start losing their love for the game so early. Dude is in 6th grade for gods sake. He either gonna not wanna even see a basket ball when he hits 11th grade, or he gonna let all that pressure build up and control him. They turning these kids into robots, if dude reach the NBA he never gonna have a life outside of basketball. Too many parents are trying to make stars by force and in reality that just doesn't end up working out a lot of the time. 

This is one of the most ignorant comments I have read on here in a loooong time!

  

This is one of the DUMBEST responses I have read on here in a loooong time!

 

[ricardo malta]

Originally Posted by crobers 78

Originally Posted by Wade187

Honestly judging by those workouts, it's just too much. Especially if he is spending most of his time out of his week doing that. This is why more and more kids start losing their love for the game so early. Dude is in 6th grade for gods sake. He either gonna not wanna even see a basket ball when he hits 11th grade, or he gonna let all that pressure build up and control him. They turning these kids into robots, if dude reach the NBA he never gonna have a life outside of basketball. Too many parents are trying to make stars by force and in reality that just doesn't end up working out a lot of the time. 

This is one of the most ignorant comments I have read on here in a loooong time!

  

This is one of the DUMBEST responses I have read on here in a loooong time!

 

[not a sneak]

JESUS. Imagine if he fills out like Rose when he hits college.

 

[not a sneak]

JESUS. Imagine if he fills out like Rose when he hits college.

 

[hymen man]

He is a unquestionable beast.

 

[hymen man]

He is a unquestionable beast.

 

[frankthekingdtx]

Daaaang,son is gona be a beast when hes older.

 

[frankthekingdtx]

Daaaang,son is gona be a beast when hes older.

 

[im not you]

I think alot of ya'll underestimate a child's love for the game. 11 is not a baby...especially these days. At that age a kid can ENTIRELY decide whether it's something he wants or not.

Ya'll act like the parents are FORCING these kids to do this. What's the difference between this kid putting in real workouts and an 11 year taking rigorous piano lessons?

Cases can be made for those arguing that this is excessive and also for those who agree it's not. There's no "right" way to handle this.

 

[im not you]

I think alot of ya'll underestimate a child's love for the game. 11 is not a baby...especially these days. At that age a kid can ENTIRELY decide whether it's something he wants or not.

Ya'll act like the parents are FORCING these kids to do this. What's the difference between this kid putting in real workouts and an 11 year taking rigorous piano lessons?

Cases can be made for those arguing that this is excessive and also for those who agree it's not. There's no "right" way to handle this.

 

[ThaxbyChamblis]

Originally Posted by Im Not You

I think alot of ya'll underestimate a child's love for the game. 11 is not a baby...especially these days. At that age a kid can ENTIRELY decide whether it's something he wants or not.

Ya'll act like the parents are FORCING these kids to do this. What's the difference between this kid putting in real workouts and an 11 year taking rigorous piano lessons?

Exactly.

 

[ThaxbyChamblis]

Originally Posted by Im Not You

I think alot of ya'll underestimate a child's love for the game. 11 is not a baby...especially these days. At that age a kid can ENTIRELY decide whether it's something he wants or not.

Ya'll act like the parents are FORCING these kids to do this. What's the difference between this kid putting in real workouts and an 11 year taking rigorous piano lessons?

Exactly.

 

[crobers 78]

Originally Posted by Im Not You

I think alot of ya'll underestimate a child's love for the game. 11 is not a baby...especially these days. At that age a kid can ENTIRELY decide whether it's something he wants or not.

Ya'll act like the parents are FORCING these kids to do this. What's the difference between this kid putting in real workouts and an 11 year taking rigorous piano lessons?

Cases can be made for those arguing that this is excessive and also for those who agree it's not. There's no "right" way to handle this.

Thank you! My point exactly...if he chooses to hoop n workout instead of play video games or ride bikes etc etc has nothing to do with him having a life now or when he grows up. It's a hobby and a lost art!
  

 

[crobers 78]

Originally Posted by Im Not You

I think alot of ya'll underestimate a child's love for the game. 11 is not a baby...especially these days. At that age a kid can ENTIRELY decide whether it's something he wants or not.

Ya'll act like the parents are FORCING these kids to do this. What's the difference between this kid putting in real workouts and an 11 year taking rigorous piano lessons?

Cases can be made for those arguing that this is excessive and also for those who agree it's not. There's no "right" way to handle this.

Thank you! My point exactly...if he chooses to hoop n workout instead of play video games or ride bikes etc etc has nothing to do with him having a life now or when he grows up. It's a hobby and a lost art!
  

 

[crobers 78]

    

 

[crobers 78]

    

 

[im not you]

Originally Posted by crobers 78

Originally Posted by Im Not You

I think alot of ya'll underestimate a child's love for the game. 11 is not a baby...especially these days. At that age a kid can ENTIRELY decide whether it's something he wants or not.

Ya'll act like the parents are FORCING these kids to do this. What's the difference between this kid putting in real workouts and an 11 year taking rigorous piano lessons?

Cases can be made for those arguing that this is excessive and also for those who agree it's not. There's no "right" way to handle this.

Thank you! My point exactly...if he chooses to hoop n workout instead of play video games or ride bikes etc etc has nothing to do with him having a life now or when he grows up. It's a hobby and a lost art!
  

My thing is...I don't see why people think it's possible that he can't do both.

They act like this kid is being locked in a gym 24 hours a day.

I'm sure the kid's been to Chuck E. Cheese before...

 

[im not you]

Originally Posted by crobers 78

Originally Posted by Im Not You

I think alot of ya'll underestimate a child's love for the game. 11 is not a baby...especially these days. At that age a kid can ENTIRELY decide whether it's something he wants or not.

Ya'll act like the parents are FORCING these kids to do this. What's the difference between this kid putting in real workouts and an 11 year taking rigorous piano lessons?

Cases can be made for those arguing that this is excessive and also for those who agree it's not. There's no "right" way to handle this.

Thank you! My point exactly...if he chooses to hoop n workout instead of play video games or ride bikes etc etc has nothing to do with him having a life now or when he grows up. It's a hobby and a lost art!
  

My thing is...I don't see why people think it's possible that he can't do both.

They act like this kid is being locked in a gym 24 hours a day.

I'm sure the kid's been to Chuck E. Cheese before...

 

[jthagreat]

Its crazy how good these kids are...

 

[jthagreat]

Its crazy how good these kids are...

 

[bangdak]

TruthGetsBusy better take notes from that handling video

But that kids handles

 

[bangdak]

TruthGetsBusy better take notes from that handling video

But that kids handles

 

[milbert]

his fundamentals are sound and he looks like he's having fun playing.

Talbert

 

[milbert]

his fundamentals are sound and he looks like he's having fun playing.

Talbert

 

[s0lefunk]

Crazy..

I think I recognize #3 in the burgundy. He played my nephew's team last year. He was crazy nice too. Handles and a decent shot. It amazes me how talented some of these kids are.