but not everybody understands what it takes to enter FLOW.
Flow isn’t luck.
It’s earned.
It happens when:
• You care deeply about what you’re doing
• You’ve mastered your craft
• You challenge yourself daily
• You stay consistent long enough to break through
That’s where focus becomes effortless.
That’s where confidence is built.
That’s where separation happens.
Most players never get here…
Because they quit when it gets uncomfortable.
At Workhorse, we train for this state.
Not just skills — mental dominance.
Lock in long enough…
and the game slows down for you.
🎯 Tap into your flow.
#WorkhorseAcademy #FlowState #MentalToughness #BasketballTraining #LockIn
4 months agozxq37022
Hello, I'm a fan of yours. I would like to first explain that the question I'm going to ask next is one that I might have previously asked on another account from the same person. That was because the previous account had some issues, so I changed to this one. However, I still haven't fully understood the problem, so I want to continue asking. If I ask the same question in a private message, I would like to sincerely apologize for disturbing you here. If I haven't asked you this question before, could you please reply to me? Thank you. The question I want to ask is: How many balls do you need to practice dribbling the most? My goal is for practical use. I have already mastered dribbling with two balls. I saw someone on the internet dribbling three balls, four balls, five balls, six balls, all at once. Is it necessary to specifically practice this? Is it useful? I have no malicious intent. I'm here with a learning mindset. Thank you. Also, are the videos I posted considered acrobatics?
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