


My name is Griffin Bremner, I’m a C/O 2027 combo guard from West Vancouver, British Columbia. I stand 6’3”, weigh 182 lbs, and play for Sentinel Secondary and Ball Lab Select under Coach Bijan Jiany — a mentor who’s helped me build elite skills, structure, and mental toughness.
My goal is straightforward: earn a Division 1 basketball scholarship and play in the NBA. But I know goals aren’t achieved with talk — they require obsession-level commitment and consistent execution. That’s how I train.
I didn’t grow up with a ball in my hand — I started basketball at 11, but it wasn’t until 14 that I truly locked in. That was the year I decided I wanted to be great. Since then, I’ve built a daily routine around development — 6,000+ made shots weekly, AI-structured solo ball-handling, advanced movement shooting, and game-rep drills. I log 48+ hours a week into my craft. No days off, only purpose-driven recovery.
But what separates me isn’t just my schedule. It’s my mindset.
I’ve struggled with overthinking, emotional inconsistency, and frustration in the past. That mental battle used to hold me back. So I studied the best, Michael, Kobe, not just their skills, but their mental frameworks. I built routines to develop composure under pressure, clarity in chaos, and a ruthless, accountable approach to every rep.
Growing up in a competitive family shaped that edge. My younger brother Oliver is relentless, always pushing, talking, battling, and that rivalry sharpened my control and focus more than any coach ever could. My oldest sister nearly played for Canada’s U-17 field hockey team. We don’t coast. We compete — with standards.
I also train my mind and body outside the gym. I hike mountains, literally, with my mom, Sarah Hun. Together, we’ve climbed Mt. Adams (standing at 12,276 ft), Mt. Baker (standing at 10,781 ft), in Washington and more, often on no sleep and tough terrain. I do it for the discipline. For the mental endurance. For the edge.
I believe greatness is built, not chosen. Built through early mornings, missed social plans, deep film study, and the relentless chase of better. I’m not where I want to be yet. But every day, I’m closing that gap.
If you're a program that values culture, accountability, and player development I’m ready to contribute and grow with you.
SHOOTING
Weekly Routine:
Designed using AI and tested for performance, I train 7 days/week, including:-
6,000+ made shots per week
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Open, movement-based drills (e.g. relocation, transition, isolation)
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Full-court reactive shooting
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Advanced solo ball-handling (change of direction, fatigue control, deception)
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4x/week weightlifting split (2 upper, 2 lower)
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Agility, recovery, hiking for endurance
NOTE: Sometimes miss Saturday’s and Sundays workouts due to tournament game. Had AI help me create my weekly routine
6000+ makes/week — open, movement-based, zero confusion
Shooting machine assumed. Each rep = makes only, not attempts.
Court Direction: You are standing at the top of the key, facing the hoop.
Core spots defined:
• CL = Corner Left (your left as you face the hoop)
• WL = Wing Left
• T = Top of Key
• WR = Wing Right
• CR = Corner Right
• LE/RE = Left/Right Elbow (free throw line corners)
• Nail = Center of free throw line
• Float = 6–10 feet inside paint
• Deep Wing = 3–4 feet behind NBA arc on WL/WR
MONDAY – Relocation & Drift Shooting
Focus: Game-like sprint relocations and baseline kicks
1. Form Warm-Up (50 makes)
• Stand 6–8 feet out at CL, WL, T, WR, CR
• Make 10 shots from each spot. Focus on mechanics and rhythm.
2. Relocation Sprint Drill (125 makes)
• Start under the hoop. Sprint out to CL. Catch and shoot.
• Jog back under the hoop, reset. Repeat for: CL, WL, T, WR, CR
• Make 25 at each spot. Sprint every rep.
3. Machine Relocate Fire Drill (100 makes)
• Set machine to pass every 4–5 seconds.
• Move continuously from spot to spot, shoot in motion.
• Sequence:
• Sprint CL → WL (20 makes)
• WL → T (20 makes)
• T → WR (20 makes)
• WR → CR (20 makes)
• CR → CL (20 makes)
4. Baseline Drift Shooting (40 makes)
• Partner calls “drive WL!” → you slide to CR, catch & shoot (20 makes)
• Repeat opposite: WR drive → drift to CL (20 makes)
5. Free Throws (50 makes)
TUESDAY – Quick Release & Step-Ins
Focus: Fast footwork, wing + elbow shooting rhythm
1. Quick Fire Machine Drill (100 makes)
• Set machine to quick tempo (3 sec intervals)
• Make 20 from each: CL, WL, T, WR, CR
• Feet set, minimal dip, quick fire after catch
2. Step-In Midrange Drill (100 makes)
• Start behind arc, jog into: LE, WL, Nail, WR, RE
• Step in with 1-2 footwork, shoot rhythm jumper
• 20 makes at each location
3. Baseline Shake-Out Drill (30 makes)
• Simulate attacking from WL to dunker spot (make 15 at CR)
• Simulate attacking from WR to dunker spot (make 15 at CL)
4. Free Throws (50 makes)
WEDNESDAY – Game Cuts + Sprint Catch Shooting
Focus: Movement into shots off curl, flare, fade & full-speed sprints
1. Midrange Warm-Up (30 makes)
• 10 makes each: LE, Nail, RE
2. Floaters (20 makes)
• 10 off right foot (inside FT line)
• 10 off left foot
3. Curl/Flare/Fade Machine Drill (150 makes)
• Use cones to simulate screens
• WL, T, WR:
• 10 makes curling in
• 10 makes flaring out
• 10 makes fading to sideline
• Repeat same from CL and CR
• 5 total spots × 3 cuts × 10 makes = 150
4. Sprint Catch Shooting (25 makes)
• Sprint from halfcourt → receive pass at T → shoot
• Jog back to halfcourt and repeat. 25 total makes
5. Wing-to-Wing Loop Drill (32 makes)
• Sprint WL → WR → WL…
• 2 makes per stop × 8 loops
6. Free Throws (50 makes)
THURSDAY – Recovery + Midrange Touch
Focus: Reset form and confidence
1. Form Shooting (150 makes)
• 50 from 3 feet out
• 50 from 6 feet
• 50 from 9 feet
• Rotate through Nail, LE, RE
2. Free Throws (60 makes)
3. Film Review (Optional): Record 3–5 minutes and correct form
FRIDAY – Speed & Transition Step-In Shooting
Focus: Fast-paced shooting, relocation under pressure
1. Sprint-to-Wing 3s (25 makes)
• Start at halfcourt, sprint to WL → catch & shoot → jog back
• Do 12–13 makes at each: WL and WR
2. Corner Slide Drill (40 makes)
• Slide CR → WR: shoot from WR (10)
• CR → CL: shoot from CL (10)
• CL → WL: shoot from WL (10)
• WL → CR: shoot from CR (10)
3. Transition Step-In (25 makes)
• Jog from baseline to T, step into shot off pass → 15 makes
• Jog to Nail, step into shot → 10 makes
4. Chaos Location Drill (30 makes)
• Partner randomly yells spot (e.g. “CL!”) — sprint to it, catch, shoot
• 6 reps per location (CL, WL, T, WR, CR)
5. Free Throws (35 makes)
SATURDAY – Deep Range & Repeated Movement
Focus: Flow offense spacing and late-clock decisions
1. Corner Focus (60 makes)
• 30 makes from CL
• 30 makes from CR
• Sprint from under hoop to each shot
2. Relocation Circuit (150 makes)
• Flow: WL → T → WR → T → WL
• One cycle = 30 makes (6 at each stop)
• Repeat 5 times = 150 total
3. Late Clock Combo (25 makes)
• T or WR: simulate 2-move isolation combo (e.g. cross + stepback)
• 25 total makes from deep range
4. Beat-the-Buzzer Drill (15 makes)
• Sprint to Deep Wing, WL, T, WR or CR
• Must catch and shoot within 3 seconds
g• Game-like pressure reps
5. Free Throws (30 makes)
SUNDAY – Recovery + Light Shooting
Focus: Active recovery, feel-based flow, weak-hand confidence, and open shooting rhythm
Total Time: ~45–60 minutes
Light Shooting Routine (150–200 makes)
1. Form Shooting Reset (50 makes)
• Shoot from 6–8 feet at WL, WR, Nail
• Focus purely on smooth rhythm and follow-through
• Minimal jumping — just get the feel back
2. Open Movement Flow (50–75 makes)
• Move freely from spot to spot (WL, WR, T, CL, CR)
• Catch on the move and shoot without thinking ahead
• Partner or self-pass; react to feel, not pattern
3. Weak-Side Shooting (50–75 makes)
• Pick your weakest zone and go deep — floaters, midrange, or 3s
• Move in and out of that zone, open-cut style, shoot in rhythm
BALL HANDLING
Open, reactive, aggressive — game-built handles. 45–60 min/day
All drills described with exact execution, location, and intention. Mirror, partner, or cone optional where noted.
MONDAY – Ball Manipulation & Rhythm Control
Goal: Build hand dominance, misdirection, and feel
1. Tennis Ball Drop & Dribble (3x1 min/hand)
• Drop tennis ball with non-dribbling hand
• Do crossover, catch tennis ball before 2nd bounce
• Switch hands and repeat
2. Pound Series (2 rounds)
• 30 sec each:
• Pound
• Pound cross
• Pound between
• Pound behind
• Pound snatch
• Do each hand
3. Hang-Hesitation (2 x 45 sec each side)
• Float dribble shoulder high
• Add in/out or fake cross
• Push forward out of hesi
4. Luka Flow Drill (3 x 1 min)
• Top of key: freestyle combos — in/out, snatch, spin, drag
• Move from WL → T → WR and back
5. Mirror Movement Drill (3 x 1 min)
• Use mirror or partner to simulate random fakes
• React and move handle accordingly
TUESDAY – Lateral Control & Escape
Goal: Shift defenders side-to-side, stay low under pressure
1. Side Slide Dribble (5 full-court laps)
• Slide WL → WR while pounding
• Cross at each sideline
2. Split + Burst Drill (2 x 10 each side)
• From WL or WR, split between legs in place
• Explode to opposite elbow
• Return and switch sides
3. Chase the Cone (5 x 30 sec)
• Partner slowly moves cone side to side
• You track it with live dribble, sliding with control
4. Attack + Escape (2 x 1 min)
• Drive toward elbow
• At contact line, escape with snatch or behind
• Reset, repeat other direction
5. Slide-to-Pullback Combo (4 x 30 sec)
• Lateral slide → hard crossover or between → pullback → reset
WEDNESDAY – Handle Under Fatigue
Goal: Maintain control under game-like exhaustion
1. Sprint-to-Combo Drill (10 reps)
• Start at halfcourt, sprint to WR
• Stop instantly at 3-point line, go into 3-move combo (e.g. cross → snatch → behind)
• Reset by jogging back to halfcourt
• Do 5 to WR and 5 to WL
2. Burpee Handle Drill (8 rounds)
• 1 burpee → pop up → go into fast 5-dribble combo (e.g. in/out → cross → spin → snatch → push)
• Reset each time, alternate hands/directions
3. 1-Minute Combo Challenge (3 rounds)
• Choose any 4–5 move combo
• Must go full 60 seconds without a mistake
• If you mess up, restart the timer. Track your progress.
4. Crossover Reaction Drill (3 x 1 min)
• Partner claps or points left/right
• You immediately execute a crossover or counter (snatch, behind, spin) in that direction
• Eyes must stay up
5. Push-Pull Burner Drill (2 full-court zigzags)
• Push dribble forward (3 hard bounces) → pull it back twice (tight) → change direction
• Repeat in zigzag pattern down and back full court
THURSDAY – Recovery + Creativity & Weak Hand
Goal: Refine weak hand, reset nervous system, and flow
1. Eyes-Closed Dribbling (2 mins per type)
• Stationary: Pound, Cross, Between, Behind
• Do 30 seconds each, then switch hands
• Focus on feel and control without visual feedback
2. Wall-Tap Drill (3 x 30 sec each hand)
• Tap wall repeatedly with off-hand
• Dribble low with dominant hand
• Switch hands for each round
3. Create-a-Combo (4 x 1 min freestyle)
• Pick 3 unique moves
• Create a new sequence each round
• Execute with rhythm and footwork — freestyle from WL to T to WR
4. Balance Handle (2 rounds per leg)
• Stand on left foot
• Dribble with both hands (e.g. cross → cross → between → behind) for 30 seconds
• Switch to right foot
5. Film Breakdown (optional)
• Record 2 minutes of freestyle
• Watch for: foot speed, hip position, handle height, off-hand activity
FRIDAY – Attack Moves + Change of Direction
Goal: Create separation with precision footwork and sudden movement
1. Double Hesitation Drill (2 x 1 min each side)
• WL or WR start → hesi → hesi again (delay the burst) → explode downhill
• Add shoulder/eye fake to sell the move
2. Hard Cross + Snatch (2 x 10 each side)
• From top: cross right → snatch back left
• Reset, alternate direction
• Build speed over reps
3. Drive → Pullback Drill (4 x 8 reps)
• Attack from WL → take two dribbles
• Pull back hard to original spot
• Reset and switch sides
4. Spin + Exit Move (2 x 10 each side)
• Start at WR
• Drive middle → spin back → immediately go into an escape dribble (e.g. behind or drag step)
5. 1v1 Ghost Defender (5 rounds)
• Start at WL or WR
• Imagine defender closing out hard
• Read situation → attack + counter
• Use different move every round
SATURDAY – Isolation Moves + Decision-Making
Goal: Simulate real isolation reps and reaction patterns
1. Snatch + Stepback (2 x 10 reps each side)
• From top, attack hard to WL or WR
• Snatch back sharply
• Step back into space with side-step footwork
• (Optional: shoot if hoop available)
2. Attack Baseline + Reverse Counter (10 reps each side)
• Start at corner (CR or CL)
• Drive baseline → when imaginary help defender cuts you off at short corner…
• Use either:
• Spin move back toward paint
• Or behind-the-back reverse dribble → re-attack middle
3. Clock Drill (3 full rounds)
• Set up 8 invisible “defenders” at arc positions: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9 o’clock
• From top: attack each spot one at a time
• At each, beat defender with 1–2 combo moves, stop or escape, then reset to top
• No repeat combos — stay creative
4. Beat Your Shadow (3 rounds x 1 min)
• Mirror or window
• Freestyle handle and react to your own body shifts, fake-outs, posture
• Work on self-awareness and deceptive rhythm
5. Isolation Flow Drill (2 rounds x 3 min)
• Start top of key in live triple threat
• Create 3-move combos with full body involvement
• After each combo, immediately start another — no pause
• Use snatch, spin, drag, misdirection, etc.
• No repeats allowed. It’s a real freestyle battle round.
SUNDAY
Theme: Freestyle reps, weak-hand dominance, and flow
1. Weak-Hand Only Flow (10 min nonstop)
• Freestyle with non-dominant hand
• Wing to wing, mirror-style, game pace but controlled
2. Eyes-Closed Handle (2 x 1 min per move)
• Stationary: pound, cross, between, behind
• No visual input — train feel and nervous system
3. Freestyle Combo Flow (2 x 3 min rounds)
• Open movement, open combos
• Flow from CL → T → CR and back
• No repeat combos, only reactions
4. Cognitive Load Ball Handling (3 x 1 min)
• Partner or audio gives math/letters/colors while you dribble
• Simulate mental distractions from live games
5. Weekly Reflection Journal (5–10 minutes)
• Sit down with your notebook or notes app.
• Write answers to these:
1. What move felt most natural this week?
2. What move felt awkward or inconsistent?
3. What did I learn about my rhythm, posture, or footwork?
4. What’s one specific ball-handling goal for next week?
📍Training Location: Ball Lab, North Vancouver
📞 Coach: Bijan Jiany – 604-512-1306
📸 Instagram: @ball_lab
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Latest Performance Highlights:
(Updated periodically — full breakdown available upon request)TOTAL STATS THROUGH SCHOOL SEASON
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Minutes per game: 28
Latest Performance Highlights:
(Updated periodically — full breakdown available upon request)TOTAL STATS THROUGH CLUB SEASON
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PPG:
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Minutes per game: 28
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🎥 Game Film
All my game footage is posted on my YouTube:
👉 @griffinbremnerClips include:
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High school season highlights
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High school season games
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Club tournament performances
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Phenom America Invitational Camp
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Highlight reel
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Playmaking reel
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3 point reel
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Finishing (Middy’s, float’s, Finishing) reel
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Defensive reel
More film being uploaded monthly.
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📆 Schedule & Events
Upcoming Tournaments & Key Dates
(Subject to updates — coaches welcome to attend)📄 Transcripts
Academic Standing
Honor Roll Student at Sentinel Secondary
Estimated GPA: 3.6
📞 My Contact
Griffin Bremner
📞 Cell: 604-358-0236
📧 Email: griffincolebremner@gmail.com
📸 Instagram: @griffinbremner
🎥 YouTube: @griffinbremnerCoach Contact
Bijan Jiany – Ball Lab Select
📞 604-512-1306
📸 Instagram: @ball_lab✉️ Email: bijanjiany@gmail.com
School Contacts
📞 School: 604-981-1130
✉️ Principle’s Email: mfinch@wvschools.ca
Parent Contacts
Mom – Sarah Hun
📞 604-922-0091 | ✉️ skhunn@hotmail.comDad – John Bremner
📞 604-445-2780 | ✉️ sam@ivestconsumers.com


Griffin Bremner
Class of 2028 | 6'3" | 182 lbs
Combo Guard
West Vancouver, BC, Canada
Club: Ball Lab Select
School: Sentinel Secondary Spartans
YouTube: @griffinbremner
Instagram: @griffinbremner
“There's two type of people in this world, the man who thinks he can, and the man that thinks he can't, and there both right.”
