How Jordan Lawley Has Built a Basketball Training Empire

At Dr. Dish Basketball we're incredibly fortunate to work with many of the best coaches, trainers, and players in the world. One of our featured partners and trainers is Jordan Lawley.
Jordan Lawley was a four-year starter at UC San Diego, where he lead his team to their first ever NCAA tournament berth while becoming UC’s all-time scoring leader, making the most field goals, free throws, and highest field goal percentage in school history.
Upon finishing his collegiate career, averaging 21ppg and being named an NCAA All-American and Daktronics West Coast Player of the Year, Jordan played professional basketball in Mexico (16ppg) and New Zealand (18ppg), and was selected by Nike in 2014 as one of the top 16 players in the world to play in Barcelona, Spain for the Nike Summer is Serious II game.
Now, as a professional skills trainer, he has found his stride with a training technique that is unrivalled in the industry. He has traveled all over the U.S. to work with and train countless pros in the NBA, overseas (FIBA), WNBA, and thousands of Middle School and High School hoopers all around the world teaching them the efficient and effective ways to take their game to the next level!
It's always been our goal to provide the best training tools and expertise in the game and we're thrilled to have Jordan as a part of the Dr. Dish family!
Learn more about Jordan here: jordanlawley.com/
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[@chrisworland7754]

J is one of the most likeable trainers out there, also he is damn good at what he does!

[@mokibeby6651]

One of the best trainer out there

[@MahckMedia]

Funny story, we both sat next to each other at Jury duty (this is before I knew who he was). I remember the Judge asking the Jury for some backgrounds on ourselves and when it was Jordan's turn to speak he said he trains professional athletes.
As he said that, I was sitting next to him thinking maybe I can ask him if he'd like help filming his training sessions since that's what I do. Never did though, I was too busy having social anxiety from being the next person to stand up and speak in front of everyone lol.

[@andyleung1811]

You are right, sharing God's name is the most important and very sure God will keep you and bless you.

[@basketballismytherapy9364]

Love your stuff

[@allthingsbasketballtv4128]

Great video! I’m a new coach tryna hop on YT, if you gave me any advice or criticisms on my recent, that would mean the world to me! Thanks in advance!

[@Multiplesomestory]

what music？~

[@loganles]

Cool video but bgm was way too loud

[@aaronmadethat3734]

So you don’t need a degree to become a personal skills coach?