Juleon Horyst. 17 years old. 6’2”, 172lbs. Point guard out of Cheney, WA. 20 points per game. 3-level scorer. Quick, aggressive defender. Washington state high jumper. Led his team to one of their best seasons in 5 years. This kid has handles, vision, and a motor that doesn’t quit. He can score at all three levels, defends with intent, and competes in multiple sports at a high level—which means his nervous system knows how to adapt, coordinate, and produce power across different movement demands. High jump background translates directly to basketball—explosive hip extension, elastic power, body control in the air, and landing mechanics that protect the knees and ankles. Multi-sport athletes develop timing, rhythm, and coordination that single-sport athletes can’t replicate in a gym. Juleon trains with us because he understands that performance isn’t just about working harder—it’s about organizing the system first so effort actually transfers to the court. He’s a competitor. He’s c...