This is Diamond. He's 6'8, has 3.1

million followers on Instagram, and a

jewelry collection worth hundreds of

thousands of dollars. He's what we call

a high school super athlete. The top

[music] 0.01% of teenagers blessed with

freakish height, elite speed, and

strength. They're built like Marvel

characters, except they're very much

real, and they have math class at 10:00

a.m. And then there's me down here. This

was me in high school. Today I'm going

to be spending the day with Diamond and

other high school [music] athletes to

see what it takes to be the best and if

I can fit in. We made it to OTE. I got

my basketball shoes on. I have no idea

why I own these. But this facility cost

$100 million to make. And looking at it,

it looks like a barn or just like a

really sick driving range for indoor

golf. But it's what's on the inside that

counts. Let's go. If there's a day to be

self-conscious about my height, it's

it's going to be today. I feel like I'm

gonna be looking up like this all day

and my neck's gonna hurt quite a bit.

>> So, we made our way inside and met up

with Sam, editor-inchief at OT.

>> See what I'm saying? How tall are you?

>> I'm 67.

>> Yeah.

>> Yeah. So, what is [music] OT?

>> So, OT is the world's best high school

basketball league. So, the best players

from actually not only all around the

US, all around the world come here.

>> So, it's not actually a high It's not a

high school.

>> Oh, no. The players do go to school

here.

>> They go to school here.

>> Yeah. So it's not it's not it like it is

partly a high school and it's accredited

all that stuff. So yeah. So so you you

leave your high school, you come here,

you learn here, you go you train here,

you eat here, all that stuff.

>> I'm already violating probation being in

a high school.

>> Yeah, I I know. I know. We have to pull

a lot of strings to get you in here at

all times. We're filming. There's

recording going on. So

>> So your privacy just goes out the window

when you come here pretty much.

>> Yeah, pretty much.

>> Okay. So kind of the GoPros in the

bathroom and stuff.

>> Uh not quite at all.

>> This is sick. Um, so this is where all

the players walk through on game days.

We have a photographer every

Oh, yeah. Okay.

>> Just walking down the first hallway of

this facility, you can already tell this

place is unlike anywhere else in the

world to develop young athletes. It's a

breeding ground for future NBA stars.

>> What separates OT from other basketball

programs?

>> Well, first of all, you'll see like

there's no other facility like this in

the world. I've been in the wait room

when like NBA guys are here and be like,

"Damn, this is better than what we

have." something that no one else even

offers close to us is the best like

branding because we start as a media

company. So we know how to like take a

player in and if you if they want to

grow their brand we can help you do that

and blow it up to a huge proportion. So

there's actually like a tangible

connection between oh can I build my

brand in high school and then how much

more money can I make in college?

>> I mean this looks like the entrance to

Hogwarts for the vertically gifted man.

This is freaking sick.

>> They're vertically gifted. That's a

manos Thompson. They were two of the

first players to join OT. They ended up

being drafted fourth and fifth. fourth

and fifth overall.

>> Yes. In the NBA draft. This is Don

Barlo. As proud we are of the Twins,

we're probably equally as proud of Don

Barlo because he actually came to OT. He

was like he like didn't have any D1

offers or anything like that. He came to

OT the first year it started before

anything was proven. He was the hardest

working guy. Him and the Twins probably.

He didn't get drafted. He signed a

two-way contract. He's been in the

league for 3 years now. Either last

night or two nights ago. 14 reins. He's

been starting for the Sixers.

>> We've all heard of the 67 meme. It

doesn't it it it doesn't mean anything,

but apparently it was originated by one

of the players here, TK, with this Tik

Tok.

>> Yeah, he's one of the top top 15 ranked

guys in the country going to Kansas next

year. Then he started his own water

brand, 67 water, which we can test

later.

>> Oo, I'm excited for that.

>> That might make you taller and jump

higher actually.

>> PH level 67.

>> PH level 67. And it might make you grow

to 67 and we're going to vertical up. I

mean, today you're going to be getting

the full like we're going to make you

into a real hooper by the time

>> height doesn't measure heart.

>> No, it definitely does. Also, one thing

one thing I want to mention, new team

this year, FaZe Clan.

>> FA like the gamer clan.

>> Yes. So, they they are the new team this

year. So, they are like kind of

sponsoring associated with the team. And

we also have Fear of God. You know that

brand? Fear of God.

>> Jerry Lorenzo.

>> Yeah.

>> That's pretty sick.

>> Yeah. So, those are two.

>> I want one of those jerseys. Those would

be sick.

>> We can work on that. Um, here's our

championship trophy. Have you heard of

Ice Box?

>> No.

>> It's like one of the most famous jewelry

places in the country. It's in Atlanta.

So, they make our championship trophy.

>> Wow. It's heavy. Don't know.

>> You can lift it. I can lift that.

>> I think you could definitely lift it,

but we might I don't know how to get in

the box.

>> Okay, so this is the practice courts.

>> These are practice courts.

>> These are just the practice courts. This

is even the best we have. All of our

teams are up there.

>> The Drifty Dreamers.

>> So, I like that one.

>> That's actually our women's basketball

week.

>> How much to sponsor a team?

>> Uh for you, I'll give you a good deal.

>> Like Tenny Donuts. They dripping Boston

cream in the center.

>> We'll give you a special deal. So,

basically, we keep track of who's taking

practice shots. So in October, Payeyton

took 6,000 shots. So he's on top of the

board

>> in one month.

>> Yeah.

>> I mean, that's like 200 per day, right,

for 30 days. That's not even including

practice or uh or games, right? Cuz this

is just like in their personal time.

>> Yeah. So for Payton, ball really is

life.

>> Definitely.

>> But it's really to hype up the guys that

are in the gym getting the most hot.

>> I think I did like 600 in a month.

>> I actually got seven, but my my laptop

broke.

>> We We'll get you on the board later. I

think hopefully we can get you to a

couple hundred today.

>> Yeah,

>> I think so.

>> This is like the basketball equivalent

to a powerlifting total. Yes, the

charts.

>> Yes, it really is. All right. So, yeah,

this is the wall where we just kind of

show a lot of the alumni. So, we got

Dom, John plays overseas, Sean plays at

Cincinnati, Kansas, Auburn. Like, you

can just see all the guys. Uh Ian played

at UNCC, then he just transferred to St.

John's. We It's hard to update these

because the guys transfer a lot, but the

point is we have a lot of guys currently

playing in college.

>> This one looks like he would just go

right through me. He's He's huge.

>> Yeah, he's

>> he's huge. [music]

>> He's like 611 7 ft.

>> Wow. He put me through a wall. I think

>> he would he would dunk on you.

>> We have a Gatorade bar here. So,

>> guys can come if you want anything.

Gatorades, protein shakes, all that type

of stuff. You can come make a shake if

you want.

>> Along with the basics, the facility also

has some pretty [music] unique features

like their very own barber shop.

>> No bad game days, no bad hair days.

>> No. Look good, play good.

>> Yeah, I can't rock a fade.

>> Oh my god, dude.

This is crazy.

>> Yeah. So, man, the lighting system here

must cost a fortune.

>> Yes. I mean, it's cost a lot to operate

this, but it's worth it.

>> Easily the [music] nicest high school

gym I've ever seen. I'm talking NBA

level lighting, cameras everywhere, full

broadcast setup. There's [music] so much

tech in here that our wireless audio

literally started cutting out.

>> This is an NBA. Like, yeah. No. No. So

the the only other arenas in the world

that have this LED system are Crypto and

Barclays.

>> How do you go about trying out for a

team or is it no tryyous

>> for the teams in Atlanta? We have scouts

that literally travel the country

looking for the top players. It's a mix

of top players but also like culture

fit, right? Cuz you want to build a

culture. Oh, look.

>> What? Read the the LED. Oh,

>> thank you. Us interacting with fans is

kind of at the core of the league,

right? It's like something that none of

the other not no other leagues in

baseball, soccer, basketball, none of

them can really do what we do. So what

we do is every year we post an online

link to try out for OT. This year we got

20,000 applicants. We go through every

single applicant and then we invite 20

of them down to OT to try out for one

spot. So we fly them down, all expenses

paid. It's basically like like a

basketball vacation for these for these

kids. We fly you down and then we do

triyouts for three days and we choose

one player to uh to to to join the

league. So, actually, we walked past him

downstairs, but Trey Nun won this year

and he's playing for a phase.

>> Um,

>> wow. The odds, May the odds forever be

in your favorite. 2 out of 20,000.

>> 2 out of 20,000.

>> Damn.

>> Yeah. So, you could try out next year.

>> I I a little bit old, though.

>> Was there technically no age limit?

>> Yeah, there's no age limit.

>> Yeah.

>> Oh, wow.

>> Dream tryyous here I come. This

definitely has to be the nicest high

school basketball facility I have ever

seen. the lighting systems, the media

room over there. Literally have these

cameras everywhere. So, you get every

single angle of the game. Section four,

we got section five. And then section

6,7.

This is the actual player locker room,

right? Um, and you should see your name

on one right over here.

Oh, yeah. Look at that. [music]

Everything in the locker room is for

you. Your training is all set. You have

all the gear you need. So,

>> there's a gear in there.

>> Yeah.

>> Here, open it up.

>> Oh, wow. Dude. [music]

Oh my.

>> Adidas sent those specifically. They

knew you were coming for to shoot this

video, so they sent those are brand new.

Like, I don't know if those are released

yet.

>> Hopefully, I can rock these, man.

>> What? I hope

>> you can pull them off. You can pull them

off.

>> Really? You think so?

>> Yeah.

>> So, it was finally time to get ready and

really become one of these super

athletes [music]

for the day. These are the brand new

Adidas Harden Volume 10s, which right

now are retailing for $210 [music] along

with a fully stocked locker with custom

Adidas outfits for onc court and offc

court training. I feel like no matter

how well it fits, it just looks

unnatural on me.

>> Well, you know, you know what it is?

Hoopers probably wouldn't wear shorts

that tight.

>> I feel like I look like a guy who like

like had like a weird like make a wish

granted or something. Like I won a

contest to be here. All right, what

next, man?

>> Let's go eat.

>> Oh, I can do that better than anyone

here. I guarantee it. Oh man. So,

there's the menu.

So, we got fried [music] chicken,

asparagus, rice. I'll get everything. I

got to hit my threes today, so I'll do

three servings [music] of everything.

>> Okay. You said three servings of

everything.

>> Yeah.

>> For real?

>> Yeah. I got to hit my threes.

>> Oh, okay. I don't know what they [music]

mean, but

>> Yeah. It's okay. Yeah. I was just trying

to be funny. Thank you.

>> Wow. That's dense.

>> Yeah. I mean, the guys are like working

out every day on a plan every day, so we

got to make sure that they're,

>> you know, eating healthy.

>> Yeah. This place is amazing so far. This

is like gourmet freaking food. All

right, so we have a lot of food here. We

have salmon, rice, pasta, fried chicken,

and asparagus. So, this is I'm eating

the meal of a 65 plus high school

basketball super athlete. And I'm a

31-year-old under 6'. So, this is like

going straight to my hips, that's for

sure. Let's give it a shot. Look at the

seasoning on here. I feel like the high

school kids don't even appreciate that.

Oh wow. Restaurant quality.

M. The rice is spiced. Super nice. Super

carb heavy. Actually pretty calorie

heavy. But when you're training as much

as them on the court in the weight room,

you need the calories. They're also

super tall. So they're like basil

metabolic rate probably like 6,000

calories or something crazy like that.

Fried chicken. Closest I'll get to a

dunk all day. that.

Oh my god, bro.

>> Yeah, as you can tell from the food on

my face and the constant facial

expressions, this is ridiculously

highquality cafeteria food. You can tell

there's a lot of care that goes into it.

With a rotating menu every day, these

kids are getting all the nutrition they

need to be training for hours a day.

>> Little asparagus.

M

got to make my pea smell. That's all

right. It seems like they go above and

beyond. Add a bunch of seasoning. It's

not just boring plain chicken, plain

salmon. They have some like Cajun spice

there. So, like, you know, they're

trying. They want to make the kids enjoy

the healthier foods, which is good. So

along with the food over there, there's

also this snack area here where these

these apple cinnamon like organic mushed

up applesauce kind of things that look

really good. Wow, that looks really

good. Then there's these soft and chewy

granola bars, popcorners, a healthier

chip alternative, which is nice. Got

another protein bar, Pringles, jerky,

muscle milks, Gatorade nutrition shakes,

and then over here, what's in here?

What is this? Mini pizzas. Look at this.

Mini pizzas.

290 a pop.

Uncrustables.

I've never had an Uncrustable before.

Can I have an Uncrustable?

>> Yeah. Yeah.

>> You just You eat it frozen? Yeah, you

just eat it like that. Oh, actually,

wait a minute. I think maybe you pop

that in the in the in the the thing.

>> No, I go raw, man.

>> Really?

>> Yeah, let's go raw.

>> Good.

>> That was good. Let's go with that. I

>> I've actually never had one.

>> So far, from what I've seen from the

court, the food, and even the gear, I

just had to know how much does it cost

players to even be here. So all the

players who are here on scholarships, we

have 31 players in the building like

they're all here for for basketball

obviously in the academics too but like

yeah none of them pay any money.

>> Wow. And like all their like housing is

paid for and everything too.

>> Yeah. Everything's paid for. The league

is makes money through like sponsorship.

So it's sponsored by Gatorade, State

Farm, all Adidas, all that stuff. So

that's how we make money and then we

able to to provide, you know, everything

else for free for

>> Next [music] up on the to-do list was to

visit the weight room.

>> Wow, this gym is so sick. Everything's

custom. So, you got OT up there [music]

and then even OTE

on the plates right there. Again, it's a

lot more of an athletic performance gym.

There's not a lot of machines. So, in

terms of machines, we got a leg press.

Don't know what that is. The dumbbells

actually go to 125. Dumbbells to 125 at

a high school is crazy.

I don't think I've ever seen a high

schooler lift those. So, I wonder who

would be lifting the 125s. It ain't

about just basketball.

Yes, it is. Then we got this, which I'm

imagining is to like test your reflexes.

So, we got a bunch of the different

balls here. So, you got like

And then each rack comes with a belt for

weighted pull-ups. You got a trap bar

here. We got some bumper plates on the

side. So again, a lot of explosive

movements, a lot of functional

movements, and not a lot of bodybuilding

cuz you don't really need to be jacked

[music]

to be a good basketball player. But

they're all jacked for some reason, I

guess. Like look at LeBron. LeBron

definitely does a push pull leg split

100%. It's a sick gym. I love the

colors. I love the light blue and the

orange. [music] It's not my ideal gym,

but it's it's it does its purpose.

Obviously, they're building some crazy

athletes here, and this is all that you

need. You don't need anything fancy.

>> For today's offc court workout, I'm

joining TK, one of the top prospects in

the entire country.

>> Nice shoot.

>> Head performance coach James is going to

be taking us [music] through a workout

starting with something very unfamiliar

to me.

>> They locked in. I'll be bringing plates

to you until you feel like it's too many

plates.

>> It's a competition between the two of

us.

>> Oh, it is. [laughter]

>> Oh, man. So, what is basketball training

like? Cuz it's not that much obviously

bodybuilding. It's more like functional

like

>> uh we lift. We lift. She can split squat

almost 300 lb.

>> Split squat.

>> Yeah.

>> Three plays.

>> Yeah, that's more that three plays is

more than 300.

>> That's 315, man.

>> Yeah.

>> Pretty crazy to think at 17 he can split

squat 315 lbs. That's elite level

strength. It just goes to show the

training is [music] ultra specialized to

the sport.

[laughter]

>> I mean, I'm used to 200 on me, man.

>> [laughter]

>> I don't know if I can do this.

>> Flex those glutes, man.

>> D. I need this 45. I just went like that

now.

>> You t You tapping out already.

>> You need to tap one out.

>> Oh, come on. [laughter]

>> Ah, James. Come on. Put it on, man.

>> Put it on.

>> Let's go.

>> Let's do it.

>> Let's do it. Another.

>> All right.

>> I like it.

>> Don't worry, man. You're going to cook

me on the court, so it's all good. He

got it.

>> Okay, we're in. That's it.

>> That's it. One more.

>> One more.

>> Yeah. Go.

>> One more. One more. You might as well.

You got it.

>> Yeah.

>> Just lay down.

>> Yeah.

>> Next, we did a quick [music] race with

the sleds on the turf.

>> Oh, that was a cheap starting game.

There you go. Swiss it.

Oh, no.

Yeah. Yeah. This one red. Make it look

good.

This one was red.

[laughter]

There we go.

>> Yeah, man. Couldn't find the hole on the

other side.

>> Yeah, I couldn't either. Oh, what

happened?

>> After losing the sled race, all I knew

is I need to start doing cardio. I was

way too gassed for just [music] being

one lap.

>> Do you tell me? Holy I'm out of

breath. So, 67. What is it? I don't know

what that is.

>> It's nothing. There is a part of the

song and I said it.

>> And that's how that's how it took off.

>> It will.

>> You want this or no?

>> No.

>> No.

>> My man.

>> That's what I'm talking about.

>> Yeah.

>> Hang out there.

>> How long we got to hold this for?

>> Hey, we'll see who jumps out first. You

got it.

>> Oh my goodness.

>> For the players, is there like a fitness

test that they have to do and pass?

>> We do yo-yos. We do three runs. Three

rep maxes on everything.

>> Three. Three rep maxes.

>> Why is that?

>> Just because one, like I'm I'm dealing

with a lot of guys who haven't lifted

before. Through rep max is is just I

think this is a much better introduction

to it than trying to just say go as

heavy as you can.

>> Yeah. Right away.

>> All right. Next one. The wider your

feet, the easier it is. Try to get kind

of narrow. Big push. And you have to

reach down. Touch the floor and touch.

Touch the floor and touch. Come on, man.

Compete. Compete.

>> Oh, man. That's hard. Just do first to

five.

>> First to five.

>> First to five.

>> Go.

There you go. There you go. Good. Yeah.

Yeah.

>> Oh, follow me on this side. It just made

me realize how horrible my right side

is.

>> Yeah.

>> I'm like right side dominant. I thought

>> Yeah.

>> So, how often are players training?

>> Four times a week.

>> Okay.

>> All year long.

>> Okay. Is it like a full body split?

>> Yep. We'll do six reps is the max number

of reps that we'll do. Something for

lower body, something for upper body

every day. We'll do some core work every

day. And we do a lot of movement stuff.

So, you know, lots of jumping and

changing directions.

Oh my dad hang

>> to hang on

the big boy wall.

>> That's girthy now.

>> 3 2 1 go.

>> But you know my head is terrible.

>> You can't be already. Come on, man.

Let's go. Come on.

>> Baby hands. [music]

>> Get back to the Get back to the normal.

Yeah. Yeah.

At the end of the workout, I [music] was

feeling a bit cocky with how well I did.

So, I wanted to see how I'd stack up

against TK in a vertical jump one v one.

>> I'll I'll one v one you right now.

>> I mean,

>> hey, that's what I'm talking about.

>> I got nothing to lose. Only he has

everything to lose.

>> This is like Jake Paul versus AJ right

now. I got nothing to lose. No, you're

going first.

>> Me?

>> Yeah, cuz I I got to see your form.

>> Okay. I'm built for lateral. It's not

vertical.

>> Go

155.

>> I think I need to get the pocket ruler

for that one. That was pretty low.

>> Stand still. Go.

[music]

>> 168.

>> What?

>> Go.

Hell no. That's 13.

>> You're very consistent. You're very

consistent. You better go get that

one-on-one game. Redeem yourself.

>> I made my first shot of the day. [music]

I beat his vertical. Is it possible I

beat the best high school player in the

country on the court?

>> Who do you model your game after?

>> Tyrese Maxi.

>> Who?

>> Tyrese Maxi.

>> Okay. I'm like Airbud.

>> Who?

>> You don't know Airbud?

>> No.

>> The game is first to three and it was

quite possibly the fastest game of 1v1

ever. I'm going [music] to stick to the

wait room.

With the offc court training done for

the day, it was time for the onc court

training where I'll be joining high

school's most famous athlete, Diamond.

[music]

>> So, I'm on the court now with Diamond.

And speaking of that, you have a pretty

like legit jewelry collection, don't

you?

>> A little bit. You should come to the

cube. I'll show you. I know. I just got

to reach Millie 2 days ago.

>> I have no idea what that is. So, I saw

you have 3.1 million followers on

Instagram.

>> Yeah.

>> So, like for being a high schooler, like

your DMs must be crazy.

>> A little bit.

>> Like even if you peaked in high school,

that's a flex.

>> A little bit.

>> Like I would have dropped out to 1

million, I think. So, what do you like

about OT?

>> Uh, for me as a basketball player, you

got all the tools that you need. Got

amazing NBA facilities, access to

coaches every day. The gym is open 24/7,

a lot of exposure, cameras on us 24/7.

So, me knowing how important is uh

social media for a player, not only for

exposure, but for the clips that you can

get to send over to coaches to get some

new views, you at the right place. So,

we're going to go on the court now.

Shoot. Bless.

I'm surprised

[laughter] trade him.

>> After making those two shots, I [music]

can feel it. I'm starting to heat up.

So, hopefully that's a little glimpse of

what's to come during my session with

head coach Cory Frasier. First thing

[music] we started with for warm-up is

some ball handling drills. Only using

your right hand on the way up the court

and then [music] your left hand on the

way back. Then we did these things which

clearly I was struggling a [music] lot

with.

>> Two place.

>> What that?

>> You see diamond? This is dribbling. It

looks [music] simple. It's not. It takes

coordination, timing, rhythm. None of

which [music] showed up with me today or

ever. With that stuff out of the way, it

was finally time to start putting the

ball in the net. Starting with a layup

drill.

>> I would love to be able to dunk like

that, but I just can't. And I'm blaming

genetics.

>> Good. There you go. I know. That's not

happening.

>> And we did this similar type of drill at

all areas of the court, shooting from

many different spots.

>> Right there in front of the rail. Nope.

You're going to be here after two

basketballs. You're going to be using

your legs to push through my hands. Make

sense? Now you're going to be use your

legs and drive through.

There you go.

Damn.

Look at the hands.

>> Crazy hand eye coordination.

>> There were so many drills we had to do

where we were confined to only using one

hand, training them both to be equally

as dominant, so we have no weak points.

This drill that you're seeing where I

pass the ball to Diamond, then Cory

gives me the ball for the shot was

something we ran for a very long time.

Cory wouldn't let us move on until I

made a shot. And I was wasn't making

anything.

Make

one

smart.

>> There it is.

>> That's it.

>> Oh, perfect shot.

>> That was like five times.

>> Then we worked on our threes from behind

the line.

>> Am I going till I get two in a row?

>> No, you need to make two more. Make two

three. Got to go two. There you go.

You're holding out, man. One more. One

more. One for the row.

>> To finish off this workout, Cory had a

little surprise for us.

>> Right hand down, left hand back. You got

to finish with a free throw. Then it's

got to be a switch to get out your

drift.

>> Okay. Switch.

>> All right. Go down. Back. Go. Right

hand.

You see him, bro?

Yo, switch.

No, you're up. Almost.

Nope.

>> Why? Why does it have to be a Swiss?

It's

>> the best way to finish.

>> I mean, I like a rim job.

>> You might like it. I don't think I can

say that, but

>> fingering the rim, remember?

>> Q.

>> Yeah.

>> There it is. Yes.

>> Yeah.

>> Ready? We got to get our thought to

finish pumpkin.

>> Got the chair for me.

>> Yes.

>> One v one. First of three. Yeah.

>> I'm out.

My ball. Of course my ball. No. No.

That's my ball, bro. Come on.

>> What's on the line here? I get I got

some of your jewelry. I I got your

necklace. I got your new necklace.

>> Yep.

That's you.

All right.

the other day.

[music]

>> She's

got down.

[laughter]

>> At least I didn't get a zero. So, yeah.

Okay.

>> I was impressed about your level.

>> Really, bro? People told me about you.

Super strong.

>> Yeah.

>> You think I was going to be too

coordinated?

>> Yeah. Strong people, not so all the

time. I was I was surprised.

>> Really?

>> You think if I had like a year, I'd be

okay. Can I play in the league?

>> Actually,

>> in the league, I don't know.

>> I suggest

>> maybe two years.

>> I feel like I can rebound pretty hard.

>> Pretty hard. I think so. And you're

strong. People don't like strong people.

We don't like you to fight so much in

basketball.

>> Oh, you don't?

>> Yeah. Yeah. Okay.

>> I I have to. I do. Yeah.

>> I don't like it though.

>> How many shots a day you take?

>> Uh, mostly about 1,000.

>> 1,000 a day.

>> We got a shooting machine right there.

>> Yeah.

>> Whenever. We don't shoot every day

because of the how many practice we

have.

>> I think you're captain, bro.

>> No.

>> Yeah, because why you're not on that

list over there?

>> I am. I'm definitely.

>> No, you're not. You're a bro. Payton's

up there, man.

>> Right here.

>> 20, dude. Come on.

>> I was top three last week. I I got

proof. I'm filling my phone right now. I

got proof.

>> Chat GPT. make it look like I got 8,000

shots.

>> Look, I was here tough, too.

>> He's He's telling the truth. Was it ever

a challenge like with all like the

publicity and like the followers like to

like let it get to your head and like

take over your game in any way?

>> I don't think so. I was um in France it

was really apolic kind of like me being

so exposed at a young age. My coach is

like my main thing was sharing my

lifestyle as a basketball player and my

coach wouldn't let me do a Tik Tok in a

in a gym. So, I had to sneak in and do

it. I would like my coach here never see

me do a Tik Tok. It's like I kind of got

that trauma from like doing my stuff on

my side whenever I got some free time,

but I never miss both.

>> All right, so we're doing some recovery

with Cam.

>> Yes, sir.

>> How old are you?

>> I'm 16 years old.

>> What the How tall are you?

>> Uh with shoes on? Uh 66.

>> 66.

>> Yeah. So now I'm probably like 6'5.

>> So besides being a teenager, what do you

guys do for recovery?

>> Cold tub, hot tub. Um and like I said,

you can go with your trainer and then

they'll stretch you, do mobility with

you, all stuff. Yeah.

>> Nice. I don't think I've ever done these

before.

>> You never done them?

>> No. Just grab.

>> Yeah, grab anyone.

>> All right. I need three of them. Subtle

flex. I can barely wrap this around my

quad.

>> The buttons right here. You turn it on

>> and then depending on how much time you

want to do. We can probably do what? We

can do 15.

>> 15. Yeah.

>> Yeah.

>> You click it to 15.

>> Oo. This got a good vibration to it.

Kind of want to Do you feel like out of

place when you're trying to buy all

these like talent?

>> I play better when I'm playing with or

against so much more better people. Um,

I just feel like my game elevates as the

time go on with those good people. If

I'm playing down to my competition, I

feel like I'm going to play down to my

competition. I won't play as good. So,

um, I feel like that's not the greatest

mindset to have, but like based on like

my life so far, like that's just what

it's been. So, when I do play against

really really good people, I just get

better.

>> Yeah. Now, this this stuff this stuff

does work. I would say that. Um,

>> but I do like cryo and cold punch a lot

more. I don't do that.

>> You don't do cry punch?

>> Antifold.

>> Really? What's that?

>> Anti- cold.

>> Oh. Oh, you don't do no cold at all. Oh,

okay.

>> Dang.

>> I can't afford any more shrinkage.

>> Well, norm like the all it does is just

>> it really like

>> it's really just a blood. This is a

blood flow getting blood flow there and

then

>> feels like mom's warm embrace.

>> Yeah. No, that's fact. I miss my mom.

I'm not going to lie. It's tough being

away from home down here. Um I do live

with my dad apartment over here.

>> Um

>> you you got to miss mom's cooking,

right?

>> Yes.

>> Yeah. What she cook up for you?

>> She cooks anything. Mama My has a food

truck.

>> No. No way. I swear she has a food

truck. So food

>> she does like she mainly does like soul

food. So that's like fried chicken, mac

and cheese.

>> Yo, shout her out. What's her food truck

name?

>> Uh her food truck is a little taste of

soul. Um she don't know where it's like.

It's just Cincinnati, Ohio. Um

>> yeah, go check it out. Pivoting back to

basketball here. Do you have a life

outside of basketball or is basketball

your life?

>> Everybody here, we be we're so tired

after like these three days and

sometimes four days if you wake up early

in the morning. So like resting is the

best thing. So, like when I'm sitting in

the house and I'm not really doing much,

I watch basketball a lot. So, my my

whole life's basketball.

>> Yeah. Like I said, I've been doing this

since I was three. Um, not at the

highest level, of course. I probably

wasn't the greatest when I

>> Fisher Bryson, bro. You're just What do

you think separates OT from other

basketball programs?

>> Just the amount of time that we have in

the gym. Um, we go to school for like 4

hours. So, I would think like shortening

your school days, I think, is better.

Yeah.

>> Um, going to school for like 7 hours, I

think, is kind of kind of crazy. I feel

like you're not going to take as much

stuff. you're not going to learn as much

stuff. Like I'm not going to use this in

the real world in my opinion. Some of

the stuff you'll use in the real world,

but majority of it you're kind of just

being babysitted in my opinion. And we

use all that access time, that extra 3

hours, we're using that here. We're

moving that to the court. So kind of

like time management. I think that's

what separates OT.

>> Yeah.

>> Recovery session with Cam was so much

fun. What blew me away was not only his

mindset, but also how well spoken he was

for just being 16 years old. Other

recovery options include a full

physiootherapy area to get all kinds of

work done, no matter the issue, as well

as a massive hot tub [music] and cold

tub. We just finished the recovery and

now it's time to refuel. Look at this.

You just come take as many as you want.

This place truly feels like it's an NBA

team facility. It's actually insane that

these high school kids have access to

this for for no cost at all. Like free

muscle milks, it's even worth it then. I

still prefer Powerade, but I think we

can all agree that water sucks. There's

even this room, which you literally do

not see unless you're a pro athlete, and

that is when you just come and sit with

your team and you watch game film from

the last game. And you have your coach

up there. You look like past plays, what

do you want to do next game? So, this is

like a really cool thing to learn going

into the next game. And then right next

door, you have this studio, green

screen, the white infinity wall over

there, another thing over there. So,

every single player gets a media day

where they do the head shot, video, just

like a professional athlete, which is

incredible. The amount of money and time

they spend on each individual player is

unlike anything I've ever seen before.

So, I came to my locker, open it,

[music]

and there's a new Fear of God Adidas

basketball shoes just sitting here

waiting for me. And I didn't even ask

for them. Oh, look at those.

Those are clean. Look at that on the

back in the red. [music]

Fear of God. This is just a regular day

for these athletes. They just come to

their locker, boom, a new pair of shoes.

I don't even know how much these are.

[music] Probably a lot. So, they are

treated like pro athletes early on from

like 14, 15 years old all the way up

until when they get drafted. They go to

play college, which I think is actually

beneficial. Like, if you're treated like

this now and you feel like there's all

this pressure, [music] you have access

to all these things. The adjustment to

the next level is not that bad. It feels

the exact same. So, they're getting them

ready early. They do media training for

them so they know exactly what they need

to do, what they need to say, how they

say it. Learn to be respectful. So,

they're setting all these kids up for

insane success and spoiling them while

they do it. The last stop of the day

surprisingly isn't another workout. It's

actually media training. For 15 to 20

minutes a few times a week, players are

put in situations to get them

comfortable talking in front of cameras

and answering questions. Today I'm

joined with Anderson for a mini podcast.

>> Anderson, if you were to look at Will

right now.

>> Yeah.

>> Um,

where do you see him fitting in on a

basketball court? What position do you

think he play?

>> The water boy.

>> He wants to say it. I know he does.

>> He might be like the one. No, he's not

big, but he's strong. You could be the

one.

>> You call me the one.

>> Yeah, you have to be the one cuz

[clears throat]

>> Oh, I I don't think I can. So

>> 67 water.

M

[snorts]

tastes good. 67 [music]

minerals.

>> What's the first thing you would fix in

a basketball player's diet?

>> Oh, man.

>> I guess Anderson, tell him like

>> Yeah. I don't know what he eats. I just

I saw him crushing Jolly Ranchers, bro.

>> It's terrible. Well, go from what I ate

today.

>> Sure.

>> Yeah. I barely even ate today. Uh candy,

snacks, Gatorade. I was just [music]

fried chicken and uh spaghetti though.

>> Listening to Anderson list off his meal

plan for the day. I I mean it it just it

made me feel really old and it was also

very painful hearing how little protein

he's consuming which made me think of

only one thing.

>> We just finished the podcast with

Anderson and it's pretty crazy to hear

his diet of just candy juice and fried

chicken. It could definitely be better.

So we're looking at the snacks right

now. I am starving. They got the protein

bars here. 190 calories, 10 g protein.

Could it be better? Absolutely. That's

why I always bring with me wherever I go

a David protein bar. 150 calories, 28 g

of protein. So, less calories and nearly

triple the protein of another protein

bar. It tastes delicious. I even think

Anderson would eat this. He just likes

candy. He would love this. This just tra

like straight up cookie dough. So, this

is the highest protein to calorie ratio

protein bar on the planet. You can only

get protein to calorie ratio like this

in cod and and I'm not bringing cod with

me on the plane anywhere. That's just

disgusting. It's so good. The texture is

unbeatable. So, this is one of my

favorite flavors, the chocolate chip

cookie dough flavor. If you guys want to

try them out, first link in the

description. You will not be

disappointed.

I got to spend the day with some of the

best high school athletes in the entire

world. Full of raw talent. But now, it's

time to go back to real life. my

31-year-old self, but still taking shots

because prime or not, shooters got to