I dont know if its okay to be here cause im from Europe, Finland I just want to get better and be a starter on my team

help me please

Got home and watched a full game of crvena zvezda vs fenerbache on youtube i studied facu campazzo

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Hi, my name is Akatzin and I'm from Mexico. In my free time I like to watch film from pro players and watch YouTube videos, I don't know if weight training counts? What i love about basketball is joy i get from playing it, it just makes me enjoy life, I work everyday, I'm committed One weakness I have I think is consistency with my shot and post defense One Strength I think is shooting and shooting pull ups from the middy, I am an undersized guard