Just A Cup
Welcome to Just A Cup—the quick, candid show where athletes, coaches, founders, and performance pros share real stories and practical takeaways you can use today. Host Bryan Fetzer (coach, co-founder of PsyOPTIMAL, and high-performance consultant) sits down for smart, no-fluff conversations on mindset, leadership, training, recovery, and the business of sport. It’s like grabbing a coffee with someone who’s been there—and actually asks the questions you would. New episodes drop regularly with clear highlights, timestamps, and links to dig deeper. Subscribe, share with a teammate, and let’s get better—one cup at a time.
Just A Cup - Derek Covington: Olympic Performance, Well-Being & Building Better Systems | S3 E75
n this episode of Just A Cup, host Bryan Fetzer sits down with Derek Covington, one of Canada's most experienced Olympic and high-performance sport leaders.
Derek's career has taken him from being a national-level track and field athlete chasing his own Olympic dream to helping build the systems behind athletes competing on the world's biggest stage. His high-performance career has spanned nine Olympic Games and included leadership roles with Athletics Canada and the Canadian Olympic Committee.
As Director of Olympic Preparation with the Canadian Olympic Committee, Derek helped national sport organizations develop customized preparation strategies...
Just A Cup - Air Force Ken Corigliano: Resilience, Reinvention & Doing the Impossible | S3 E74
In this episode of Just A Cup, host Bryan Fetzer sits down with Lt. Col. (Ret.) Ken “Air Force Ken” Corigliano, an Air Force veteran, executive, world-record athlete, author, entrepreneur, and competitor whose life has been built around tackling challenges most people would probably prefer to watch from a safe distance.
Ken’s story is anything but ordinary.
His career includes decades of service in the United States Air Force, intelligence and technology leadership, deployments overseas, elite endurance competition, obstacle-course racing, American Ninja Warrior, and becoming a finalist on Netflix’s Ultimate Beastmaster. His current work als...
Just A Cup - Jamey Mroz: Mental Toughness, Leadership and Building Winning Cultures | S3 E73
In this episode of Just A Cup, host Bryan Fetzer sits down with Jamey Mroz, Founder and CEO of Mroz Leadership Consulting, for a conversation about leadership, mental performance, team culture, and what separates good performers from great ones.
Jamey's career has taken him through some of the highest levels of American football. Before launching his leadership consulting business, he served as Director of Sports Science for the Cleveland Browns and worked with organizations and programs including the Cincinnati Bengals, New York Giants, New York Jets, Vanderbilt, Boston College, Harvard, and others.
Those experiences gave...
Just A Cup - Gary Miller: Olympic Lessons on Peak Performance, Recovery & Resilience | S3 E71
In this episode of Just A Cup, host Bryan Fetzer sits down with Gary Miller, an Olympic ski coach, entrepreneur, author, and longtime student of elite performance.
Gary has spent decades around athletes competing at the highest levels of sport. That experience shaped a simple belief: great performance usually isn't one massive breakthrough. It is the accumulation of small decisions, habits, and advantages repeated consistently.
Gary calls it the Point.Zero.One advantage—the idea that the difference between good and great can come down to a fraction of a second or a seemingly small be...
Just.A Cup - Amber Murphy, PHD, CEO of CompuSport/author of The Science of Speed
Dr. Amber Murphy: The Science of Speed, Sprint Mechanics & Injury Prevention
In this episode of Just A Cup, host Bryan Fetzer sits down with Dr. Amber Murphy, Ph.D., CEO of CompuSport and co-author of The Science of Speed: Practical Applications for Track and Field & Team Sport Coaches and Athletes.
Amber has spent more than two decades working in sports biomechanics and alongside the late Dr. Ralph Mann, an Olympic silver medalist and pioneer in the scientific study of sprinting and human performance. Today, she continues that work through CompuSport, helping athletes and coaches better...
Just A Cup - Pauline Leung, former L'Oreal GM/HR, founder Flow Ground | S3 E70
In this episode of Just A Cup, host Bryan Fetzer sits down with Pauline Leung, founder of Flow Grounds, Certified High Performance Coach, mindfulness teacher, and former longtime L’Oréal executive.
Pauline brings a unique perspective to performance and leadership. She spent 19 years at L’Oréal, building an international career across Europe, Asia, and the United States. She rose from Marketing Intern to General Manager by age 30 and later moved into Human Resources, giving her firsthand experience with leadership, organizational culture, pressure, and the demands placed on high-performing professionals.
Today, her work focuses on hel...
Just A Cup - Duncan Watmore, From Premier League to Life After Football | S3E69
n this episode of Just A Cup, host Bryan Fetzer sits down with former professional footballer Duncan Watmore for a conversation that goes well beyond what happened on the pitch.
Duncan’s path through football was never exactly conventional. He came through non-league football with Altrinchambefore earning his opportunity with Sunderland, eventually competing in the Premier League and representing England at the U20 and U21 levels. His career would later include stops at Middlesbrough, Millwall, and Rotherham United.
But some of the most important parts of Duncan’s story happened when he was not playing.
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In this episode of Just A Cup, host Bryan Fetzer welcomes Vin Infante, LMSW, a mental-performance and executive coach, licensed psychotherapist, entrepreneur, and former FDNY firefighter.
Vin’s career has placed him in some very different rooms—from mental-health facilities and therapy sessions to the firehouse and conversations with founders, executives, and organizational leaders. Those experiences have shaped his straightforward approach to understanding pressure, adversity, identity, and sustainable success.
Bryan and Vin discuss the important relationship between mental health and mental performance. While the two are connected, they are not interchangeable. Mental performance is not abou...
Just A Cup - Daniel Levy, CEO Propel Pro | S2E67
In this episode of Just A Cup, host Bryan Fetzer talks with Daniel Levy (CEO, Propel Pro) about leveling access to high-quality coaching: connecting athletes with top coaches, speeding up feedback cycles, and giving clubs a scalable way to support development year-round. We cover platform design, coach QA, parent education, and smart pilots with youth organizations. Daniel also shares lessons from recent partnerships (e.g., Vermont Soccer Association/ODP and collaboration with Manhattan SC coach Ray Selvadurai) and how Propel Pro is gearing up for a broader 2026 rollout.
Episode Guide (timestamps ~approx.)
00:00 – Welcome + the gap Pr...
Just A Cup - Volleybird co-founders Cassandra Toroian and Tracy Thomas | S2E66
n this episode of Just A Cup, host Bryan Fetzer talks with Volleybird co-founders Cassandra Toroian and Tracy Thomas about launching a sports-lifestyle brand that actually serves players: curated boxes of premium gear, wellness, and recovery picks—delivered on a simple cadence—across tennis, pickleball, padel, and golf. We dig into product curation, unboxing delight vs. utility, and how community feedback shapes the next drop. The duo also shares how Ruley, the E-Referee uses AI to translate ref-speak into plain English so games keep moving (and friendships stay intact). We hit startup lessons, supply chain sanity, female-founder realities, and why...
Just A Cup - Arpen Desai, co-founder of SportsFirst | S2E65
In this episode of Just A Cup, host Bryan Fetzer chats with Arpan Desai of SportsFirst, a sports-technology company building products and software used by teams and partners across the industry. Arpan shares the origin of SportsFirst, how his team ships products for real-world use cases, and where AI/automation actually delivers ROI for athletes, coaches, and front offices. We get into fan-experience apps, data privacy/design tradeoffs, and the realities of scaling a sports-tech startup (tooling, hiring, and go-to-market). Stick around for rapid-fire: favorite stadium tech, founder pitfalls, and Arpan’s advice for students breaking into sports + tech
...Just A Cup - Stories on Sneakers: Chummy’s Customs CEO Chris Donell and Colin “Chummy” Szumski | S2E65
In this episode of Just A Cup, host Bryan Fetzer chats with Colin Szumski, the Miami-based artist behind Chummy’s Customs, about building a custom-footwear brand that celebrates life’s biggest moments—jersey-material “game day” shoes, charity collabs like My Cause My Cleats, and live activations with major partners. We talk creative process (materials, deconstruction, airbrushing), scaling from single commissions to brand campaigns, pricing transparency, and how to work with athletes, teams, and sponsors without losing the art. Colin also shares social-growth strategy, what makes a design go viral, and the lessons learned from collabs that landed in People, Complex, a...
Just A Cup - Ryan Medrano, 2x Silver Medalist, US Paralympian and "Survivor" TV Show | S2E64
How do you go from reality-TV challenges to the Paralympic podium—twice? Ryan Medrano joins host Bryan Fetzerto unpack his journey from Survivor 43 to two Paris 2024 silver medals, explain the T38 classification in plain English, and share practical tools for focus, sponsorship, and storytelling that any athlete can use.
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In this episode
T38 sprinting 101: what the classification means and why it matters
Paris highlights: the silver-medal races and th...
Just A Cup - Blake Patterson, CEO & Co-Founder of Wunderfan and Wunderpar | S2E63
Wunderfan Explained: Rewards, Wundercoins & College Fan Engagement | Blake Patterson | Just A Cup
How do you pack student sections and keep fans engaged all game long? Wunderfan founder Blake Patterson joins Bryan Fetzer to break down how the app rewards attendance, predictions, and interactions—with “Wundercoins,” campus contests, and sponsor perks.
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Why watch: Real plays schools are running to boost turnout and keep fans in seats, how Wundercoins convert to prizes and pa...
Just A Cup - Kevin Owens, Overseas Famous founder and former pro basketball player | S2E62
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Kevin Owens emphasizes adaptability as the key survival skill for pro basketball players overseas. Owens recounts his Cinderella NCAA tournament run with Mammoth and the humbling experience against Duke’s national championship team. Overseas basketball often comes with financial instability, with late or missed paychecks common, making research and self-advocacy essential. The overseas game improved Owens’ passing skills due to its fast-paced, free-flowing style. Owens shares his pre-g...Just A Cup -Matt Booth, Way of Champions and the Canterbury School | S2E61
Guest: Matt Booth — Dean of Athletics & Director of Strength & Conditioning, Canterbury School (Fort Myers, FL); Assistant Trainer, Way of Champions.
Theme: Performance isn’t complicated—it’s consistent. Build behaviors before outcomes and your Tuesday habits will win your Saturday championships.
Key Topics & Takeaways
Culture = behaviors you can see. Define vision/mission/values/standards and make sure they show up daily, not just on posters.
Protect the Circle. Stand side-by-side, link arms, and guard the shared vision at the center; no one is “in front” or “behind.” This became a campus-wide symbol after Hur...
Just A Cup - Rafi Kohan, "Trash Talk" best selling author
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Highlights
Trash talk is an ancient, universal behavior integral to competition, dating back to biblical times and Homeric epics. Trash talk raises psychological stakes by increasing stress and pressure, which can enhance or impair athletic performance depending on mindset. ️ The moral boundary of trash talk is ambiguous and negotiated in real-time, balancing between strategic challenge and disrespect. ️ Iconic athletes like Larry Bird and Gary Payton used trash talk not just to unsettle opponents but to motivate themselves and elevate competition. Soccer goalie Shep Messing innovated trash...Just A Cup - Adam Nemer, Simple Mental Health founder/CEO
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Highlights
Adam Nemer’s personal journey with undiagnosed depression and anxiety while leading at Kaiser Permanente. Mental health first aid training as a game-changer for leaders to spot and support struggling employees. Transparency about mental health in leadership boosts employee engagement and company performance. Mental health crisis spans industries, including sports, affecting all levels from grassroots to executives. Simple Mental Health teaches practical, five-minute conversations to normalize mental health support. Leadership is about accountability, empathy, and fostering high-performing, caring teams. Adam’s emphasis on lifelong learning and historical leadership insights shaping his a...Just A Cup - Scott Birnbaum, Booster co-founder
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Highlights
🏆 Scott Birnbaum transitioned from managing billion-dollar marketing spends to innovating sports fundraising with Booster. 🏫 Traditional high school sports fundraising is fragmented, inefficient, and time-consuming for coaches. 💡 Booster offers a subscription-based, private community platform that connects fans with teams through exclusive content and year-round engagement. 🏈 NIL deals are mostly limited to a small percentage of top college athletes; Booster supports the other 99% by helping build loyal, local fan bases. ⚽ Booster fosters authentic storytelling by athletes, sharing their full journey—not just highlights—to deepen fan connections. 📈 Booster’s model offers predictable, recurring revenue that reduces pr...Just A Cup - Greg Hipp, Bank of America Chicago Marathon, Senior Director of Operations & Workforce Management at Chicago Event Management
Highlights
🏃♂️ Greg Hipp leads operations and workforce management for Chicago Event Management, orchestrating some of the biggest races in the U.S. 🏙️ The Bank of America Chicago Marathon involves over 44 full-time staff, 1,200 event staff on race day, and more than 10,000 volunteers during marathon week. 💼 Planning for the marathon is a year-round effort, with some preparations for future events starting immediately after the current race. 🚧 Closing down Chicago’s streets for race events requires deep collaboration and trust with city agencies, police, fire departments, and emergency management. 🌍 The Bank of America Chicago Marathon is the second-largest marathon in the U.S. and among the top fi...Just A Cup - Charles Allen, INTENNSE Tennis and INTENNSE Arena League | S2E55
Highlights
INTENNSE Tennis redefines traditional tennis with a fast-paced, team-based format inspired by Formula 1 racing. Matches feature a 14-second serve clock and no video reviews, forcing players to maintain focus and momentum. The INTENNSE Arena is a unique indoor venue built on a movie studio soundstage, designed to bring fans closer to the court than ever before. The league prioritizes a family-first approach, aiming to improve mental health and community support for players. The league integrates multiple competition levels—from juniors to pros—within single events called “surges,” using consistent technology and production. Storytelling and player personality are central to...Just A Cup - Nick Peck, award winning author, "Only Way Out" | S2E54
Highlights
🏈 Nick’s transformation from a 325-pound college football offensive lineman to a skilled long snapper through self-teaching on YouTube. 📚 Only Way Out is a semi-fictional book inspired by Nick’s life, focusing on overcoming trauma and poverty through sport and community. 💪 Nick’s tattoos serve as a visual narrative representing his personal battles and triumphs. 🧘♂️ Meditation and yoga play a crucial, often overlooked role in Nick’s mental health recovery process. 💼 Transitioned from sports to finance journalism to challenge himself and maintain integrity with athlete friends. 🌟 Achieved Amazon bestseller status with his debut book at just 24 years old. 🤝 Strong message of resil...Just A Cup - Cary Know, retired coach and author of "I Believe: 40 Daily Devotionals for Illinois Sports Fan"s
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Just A Cup - Golf Mind, coach, author and podcaster, Kathy Hart Wood | S2E52
Highlights
⛳ Kathy Hart Wood’s transition from pro golfer to mental performance coach reveals the power of mindset in sport and life. 🧠 Golf uniquely exposes how well athletes manage their minds under pressure and uncertainty. 🎯 Perfectionism in golf is a fear of failure disguised as a desire for flawlessness; true progress comes from managing mistakes. 🤯 High achievers often struggle with golf due to unmet expectations and identity conflicts, highlighting the difference between effort and outcome. 🔄 Life and golf share a 50-50 balance of ups and downs; success relies on how long one stays in a negative mindset. 🚦 “Pressure” is a mental story, not...Just A Cup - Sports Business Leaders, Justin Titchenell | S2E51
Highlights
Sports Business Leaders connects athletes with business opportunities post-sports career. Originated in Philadelphia with virtual and live events that grew to national reach. The community emphasizes relationship-building with a giving-first mindset. Private, curated events help startups find strategic investors to scale. Justin shares personal lessons on startup persistence and flexibility. Increasing number of athletes are investing and launching companies. Philadelphia is a unique sports hub with passionate fans and diverse sports culture.Key Insights
Building authentic relationships is key to entering the sports business industry. Justin emphasizes the importance of developing genuine connections without immediate...Just A Cup - World Ranked Boxer, "Trigger" Tre'Sean Wiggins
Highlights
🥊 "Trigger" Tre'Sean Wiggins is the 12th ranked waterweight boxer globally, fighting for the WBA NABA gold welterweight title. 🌟 Boxing in lighter weight classes demands relentless punch volume, mental toughness, and strategic control of the ring. 🧠 Southpaw stance offers tactical advantages by controlling foot positioning and ring movement, crucial for success. 🏃♂️ Training involves grueling conditioning and running first to simulate fight fatigue, emphasizing mental resilience. 🙌 A key moment in Trigger’s life was a chance encounter with a boxing gym that shifted his path from trouble to focus. 🥩 Nutrition and recovery, including specialized methods like isolation tanks, are critical components of his...new draft: 2025-05-23T17:28:50.906Z
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Just A Cup - NCAA Volleyball player & Host of Let's Talk About It, Sydney E.L Moore
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In this engaging episode of the “Just a Cup” podcast, host Bryan Fetzer interviews Sydney Moore, a remarkable young woman who balances her career as a Division One volleyball player with a burgeoning podcast and impactful advocacy work. The conversation delves into Sydney’s experiences transitioning from the Ivy League at Cornell to Syracuse University, navigating the complexities of student-athlete life, and the evolving landscape of collegiate athletics, particularly the name, image, and likeness (NIL) regulations. Sydney shares her insights on athletics, mental health, and the importance of community, urging that the era of the “dumb athlete” is over, w...Just A Cup - One Love Foundation, CEO Julie Myers
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In this episode of “Just a Cup,” host Bryan Fetzer engages in a profound and emotional conversation with Julie Meyers, the CEO of the One Love Foundation and former head coach of women’s lacrosse at the University of Virginia. Julie reflects on her impressive 27-year coaching career, during which her teams consistently competed in the NCAA tournament, and shares the impact of losing a beloved player, Yardley Love, to domestic violence. The foundation, established in Yardley’s memory, aims to educate young people about the signs of healthy...Just A Cup - Olympic Rower, Kristen Siermachesky
Summary
In this episode of “Just the Cup,” host Bryan Fetzer engages in an enlightening conversation with Kristen Siermachesky, an Olympic rower from Canada with a remarkable trajectory from being a Division I hockey player to an Olympic athlete. Kristen recounts her early life as a talented athlete, raised in a supportive, sports-centric family where both her parents were accomplished athletes. Overcoming numerous challenges, including relocating to pursue her dreams, she eventually earned a hockey scholarship at Syracuse University.After graduation, Kristen found herself contemplating her future and was drawn to rowing largely by serendipity when her hock...
Just A Cup - NFL Alum and Tully Co-Founder, Adam Redmond
Summary
In this engaging episode of Just a Cup, host Brian Fetzer chats with Adam Redmond, a former NFL player and co-founder of the athletic performance tracking app, Tully. The conversation revolves around the intriguing transition from the world of professional sports to entrepreneurship and the unique challenges and rewards that come with it. Adam recounts his journey starting from his time as an athlete at Harvard University, where he played alongside his co-founder Mike Mancinelli, and their collective vision for Tully, designed to help athletes improve performance by providing instant feedback on their training activities.Adam...
Just A Cup - Trevor Tellin, Mental Performance Coach
Key Insights
Journey into Mental Performance Coaching
Trevor Telen’s journey into mental performance coaching began with his personal struggles during his athletic career, particularly in basketball. Competing at a high level revealed the mental hurdles he faced, leading him to explore psychological resilience and the intricate relationship between mind and performance. Working alongside renowned coach Trevor Moad solidified his interest in this domain.The Unique Challenges in Golf
Golf presents distinctive mental challenges due to its structure. While playing, athletes have significant downtime between shots, leading to potential distractions and intrusive thoughts. Trevor no...Just A Cup - Dr Adam Shunk, Neuro and Sports Psychologist
In this episode of “Just a Cup,” host Bryan Fetzer engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Dr. Adam Shunk, a neuropsychologist and sports psychologist with a rich background in athletics. The discussion delves into the interplay between mindfulness, mental health, and peak performance, shedding light on the importance of psychological tools for athletes. Dr. Shunk draws from his personal experience as an elite athlete as well as his ongoing work with professional athletes across various sports, notably in the NBA and WNBA, emphasizing the unique challenges they face. Key themes include the necessity of a strong mental foundation for peak...
Just A Cup - Joe Gibbs Racing, Tyler Stepp, Director of Partnerships
n the latest episode of “Just a Cup” on Bleav, host Bryan Fetzer engages in an enlightening conversation with Tyler Stepp, the Director of Partnerships at Joe Gibbs Racing. The discussion spans a range of topics centered around the world of NASCAR, touching upon the nuances of marketing and sponsorships in the racing industry. Stepp elaborates on his background as a track and field athlete and coach, and how those experiences have shaped his approach to partnerships in NASCAR. He vividly describes the unique culture at Joe Gibbs Racing, attributed to its founder, coach Joe Gibbs, and how the orga...
Just A Cup - Professor Nicholas Powell, The MindGame
Summary
In this engaging episode of “Just a Cup,” host Bryan Fetzer connects with Professor Nicholas Powell, a mental performance consultant and founder of The Mind Game. They delve deep into the critical intersection of mental performance and athletic success, sharing insights drawn from Nicholas’ extensive experience working with elite athletes globally. The conversation highlights the importance of mental clarity, motivation, and discipline, and how they can significantly impact an athlete’s performance. They touch on topics such as overcoming anxiety, understanding personal motivations behind achievement, and the stigma surrounding mental health in the realm of sports. Nicholas emphasiz...Just A Cup - Philippe Doherty, Prolfiic Prep Basketball Co-Founder
Summary
In this episode, Coach Bryan Fetzer interviews Philippe Doherty, co-founder and director of operations at Prolific Prep, a prep basketball academy in Northern California. They discuss the origins of Prolific Prep, its unique approach to player development, and its success in producing NBA talent. Doherty, who played with NBA Hall Famer, Steve Nash at Santa Clara, explains how the academy integrates rigorous academics with high-level basketball training while emphasizing the importance of community and character building.Learn more about Prolific Prep
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...Just A Cup - Kaylee Frederick Ultramarathoner, Youngest Badwater 135 Finisher
Summary
Kaylee Frederick, the youngest to run Badwater 135, shares her journey in ultra-marathoning, training, and the mental challenges of extreme endurance running.
Highlights
🏃♀️ Kaylee Frederick is the youngest to complete Badwater 135.
🌡️ She used sauna training to acclimate to Death Valley’s extreme heat.
🎓 Kaylee aims to be a biology or chemistry teacher while pursuing professional running.
🍕 Pre-race meals include carbs like pizza and spaghetti.
🔄 The ultra community emphasizes support over competition.
🧘♀️ Kaylee manages anxiety and confidence issues while training.
🌍 She dreams of running ultra-marathons globally, including Barkley and Western States.
Key Insights
🏅 U...
Just A Cup - Xterra Triathlete, Sam Teller
👉✅ Just A Cup @XTERRAplanet triathlete Sam Teller
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Summary
Sam Teller joins Coach Bryan Fetzer on “Just A Cup” to discuss cross triathlons, training challenges, and the competitive landscape of the sport.
Highlights
🏊♂️ Cross triathlons combine swimming, biking, and running on off-road courses.
⏳ Event times range from 2 to 3 hours, depending on course difficulty.
🌍 European competition is more intense than in the U.S. for off-road triathlons.
💰 Only top athletes make a living from cross triathlons, relying on s...
Just A Cup - Ironman Women's World Champion, Chelsea Sodaro
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Just A Cup - Tanmay Mali, India 3x3 Pro Basketball Player
Tanmay Mali, a professional basketball player from India, shares insights on his journey, the basketball culture in India, and aspirations for the sport’s growth.
Learn more about Tanmay's journey at https://www.youtube.com/ @TanmayMali or on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/tanmaymali07/
Highlights
🏀 Tanmay’s journey began with cricket but shifted to basketball due to his father’s influence.
🇮🇳 India’s basketball scene is growing, yet cricket remains dominant.
🏆 Professional players in India often play for government teams, unlike in the U.S.
🚑 Tanmay recently underwent ACL surgery and is focused on a careful r...
