One trains the game. One trains the engine underneath it.

A former college basketball player and skills trainer who worked at Pat the Rock Skills Academy, then spent years in human services and education — teaching at a charter school in Washington DC until he resigned in mid-2020.
What followed was virtual workouts, the realisation that the virtual market was already saturated, and a decision to put the equipment on wheels instead. He trains basketball athletes from age five through the professional level.

A two-time Olympic high jumper representing The Bahamas, who has twice held the number one mark in the world in his event, and coaches at college level today.
At J&J he runs speed, agility and jumping mechanics — the sprinting and vertical-jump assessments that sit behind the track programme. He is Jordan's brother-in-law, and co-founded the company with him.
Train different to be different.
Basketball with Jordan, track and vertical with Jamal. Same email either way.