Player development coach, Ashley Hawkins, takes her training to the University of Illinois
On to Hawkins’ second workout of the day, that was when Illinois women's basketball players Sara Anastasieska, De’myla Brown and Solape Amusan joined the session. During that workout they focused on different combo moves into finishes such as the eurostep, spin moves and step throughs. They also worked on ball handling and shooting, working from the midrange and then moving out to the three-point line. Hawkins said the workout was close to the traditional UPB workouts she normally does at the facility.
Senior Makayla Moore from Archbishop Mitty High School commits to Seattle University
“I would say committing felt unreal. Since I was four years old I've always dreamt of playing basketball at the next level,” Moore said. “I would say it just feels amazing to be able to play at such a high level.”
Devon Brookshire proves that mental training is the key to a long lasting athletic career
Brookshire credits much of her success and accomplishments within her professional career overseas due to training her mindset and training at UPB’s facility that centers both physical and mental training. She said having a sound mind and strong mindset has helped navigate her through obstacles that have come up and has helped her feel good both on and off the court.
Sabrina Ionescu and the New York Liberty clinch a spot in the 2021 WNBA Playoffs
This season, Ionescu played in 30 regular season games, and she started in 26 of them. In the 30 games she played, Ionescu averaged 11.7 points, 6.1 assists and 5.7 rebounds. In her first regular season game back, Ionescu dropped 25 points and hit the game winner with 0.4 seconds remaining on the clock to give the Liberty their first win of the season against the Indiana Fever with a score of 90-87.
Archbishop Mitty High School senior, Siena Guttadauro, commits to UTSA
Guttadauro has many goals for her upcoming years at UTSA. Not only does she want to win a Conference Championship, but she says her main goal and dream is to go all the way to the NCAA Tournament.
Seven talented rookies take on the 2021 NBA Summer League
Barnes, Queta and five more rookies that played in the Summer League trained with Unlimited Potential Basketball’s Coach Packie in Santa Barbara to prepare for Summer League as well as in Las Vegas during the Summer League.
Isa Silva is more than ready for his first year as a Stanford Cardinal
Silva has big goals for his college career. Silva said his biggest goal during his time at Stanford is winning a Pac-12 Championship and taking Stanford back to the NCAA tournament. He also wants to add more NBA players to their lineage. For his freshman season, he is looking forward to the success as well as the adversity the year brings.
Miles Klapper is dedicated to getting better every day as he prepares for his final year of high school basketball
“Just seeing yourself get better every day, you know, it's really satisfying, and thinking about how far you have come, it's a good feeling,” Klapper said. “That's pretty much the main motivation, is just trying to get better.”
Unlimited Potential Basketball teams up with Heart Water: The most sustainable and naturally purified water
Heart Water is a three-time International Award Winning Water that was founded in 2017 by Ylianna and Michael Dadashi. The water is Artisan Alkaline rainwater that is directly from the clouds, and through their unique purification process, they ensure the most naturally purest water available.
Pilates: Beneficial for everybody, including athletes
The benefits of Pilates include the improvement of posture, flexibility, athletic performance, agility, mental focus and body awareness. It also reduces stress, tension and lower back pain while also correcting imbalances in the body.
Coach Packie Turner reflects on his time in Santa Barbara preparing seven young men for a career in the NBA
“It's a really special time just because it's guys achieving their dreams, and you're a part of that process with them as they're pretty close to it,” Coach Packie said. “You're helping them, you know, make a jump to really solidify themselves and make a team take them, so it's a special time just in general [and] a lot of good energy. All the way around it's an exciting time for them as they begin their professional career.”
Introducing the newest NBA players: Scottie Barnes, Neemias Queta, Greg Brown III, Kessler Edwards and Balša Koprivica
Unlimited Potential Basketball’s Coach Packie recently traveled to Santa Barbara from Burlingame for eight weeks to help prepare these five talented young men for the 2021 NBA Draft. The 2021 NBA Draft was held on Thursday, July 29th, and UPB is proud to be a part of the player’s journey to the league.
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