Galen Harkness • November 7, 2025

Talent Is Never Enough

"Talent is never enough. With few exceptions, the best players are the hardest workers."
— Earvin “Magic” Johnson

Talent Is Never Enough
"Talent is never enough. With few exceptions, the best players are the hardest workers."
— Earvin “Magic” Johnson

Talent Fades. Work Lasts.
You might be good right now.

But that’s not the real question.

The question is — will you still be good six months from now? A year from now?

Because talent fades fast when you stop working.
And too many players do.

They think being “good enough” now means they can relax.
Or they don’t want to work anymore.
Or they don’t even know how to work.

At EYG, we see this every season.
The players who keep growing aren’t always the most talented — they’re the ones who keep showing up and doing the work others won’t.

Talent might get you noticed.
But consistency makes you better.

The best players — the ones who actually improve — know that every rep, every drill, and every session matters.

They understand that development isn’t luck. It’s effort, structure, and purpose.

That’s why at EYG, we train with intention.
Not just “hard work” — the right work.

Magic Johnson didn’t coast on talent.
He built habits.

That’s what separates players who just practice from those who train.

At EYG, every rep has meaning.
Every drill builds confidence that holds up under pressure.
Every workout teaches players how to train — not just how to sweat.

Because hard work is useless if it’s not done the right way.

Ask yourself:
  • Are you still improving, or just staying the same?
  • When was the last time you pushed yourself outside your comfort zone?
  • Do you know how to train with purpose?

Real development isn’t random.
It’s intentional.

And that’s what we do best.

Talent opens doors.
Work keeps you inside.

That’s the foundation of everything we do at EYG Basketball — teaching players how to get better, stay better, and enjoy the process along the way.

Your Chance to Work — Not Wait
This winter, we’ve built opportunities for players who want to earn their improvement.

πŸ€ EYG Holiday Shooting & Scoring Clinic
πŸ“… Nov 24–25, 2025
πŸ“ The Sport Stable
πŸ’² $225
9 AM–3:30 PM | Game-speed shooting and scoring under pressure.

πŸ€ EYG Holiday Shooting & Skills Camp
πŸ“… Dec 22–23, 2025
πŸ“ The Sport Stable
πŸ’² $225
Develop confidence, footwork, and finishing — the skills that win games.

πŸ€ EYG Shooting & Scoring Academy
πŸ“… Dec 29–30, 2025
πŸ“ The Sport Stable
πŸ’² $225
Advanced shooting, scoring, and live competition training.

πŸ”₯ In-Season Shooting & Finishing Workouts
πŸ“… Starting Nov 10 (3rd–5th Grade) | Dec 1 (6th–8th Grade)
πŸ“ The Sport Stable
πŸ’² $30+ per session
Flexible schedule. Focused coaching. Consistent improvement.

Final Word
If you’re a player who wants to stay good — or get even better — now’s the time to act.

Because the truth is simple:

Hard work beats talent when talent stops working.

At EYG, we’ll help you learn the right way to work — and the belief that you can always get better.

πŸ‘‰ Register at www.eygbball.com

Every rep has a purpose.
Every session builds belief.
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