Do you struggle to score against taller, longer, and more athletic players? Do coaches overlook you or put a taller player ahead of you on the team just because they are taller?

There's nothing you can do about your height... so are you destined to not achieve the success you want on the court?  

Maybe you've even thought about giving up on basketball and trying another sport. It's such a helpless feeling knowing you may not get the success on the court that you want just because people will overlook you because of your height.

Now if you aren't really skilled and are short it's even worse. Coaches won't give you a chance. It's one thing to be short but not having skill to go with it is a recipe for ending up on the bowling team.

But what if I told you that you could learn the tips, tricks and secrets to being a short player - or Undersized - from a Pro Trainer who played Division I college basketball and is now the most successful basketball trainer in the world? What if your height didn't make as big a difference or even no difference at all?  

Luckily for you there is a solution.

World Famous Basketball Trainer Ganon Baker's How to Survive and Thrive as an Undersized Basketball Player is just what you need to become a great short...err... I mean Undersized basketball player.

Ganon will share with you what it takes to excel as a smaller basketball player. At just over 6' Ganon played D-1 College basketball and professionally - and will share with you what he did to achieve that success... plus what he's learned traveling the world as a trainer to help you.

As Ganon says, if a coach tell's you you are "too small" - what he's really saying is that you aren't good enough. That is a career ending combination - small and unskilled.

While you can't do anything about your size, you can do a lot about your skill and Ganon will take you through his Great 8s for smaller players where he details what you need to do in your workouts to maximize your ability.

Don't let a coach tell you you are too small. They are just being nice if they say that. Take control of what you can control and that's your skill. Empower yourself to become the best basketball player you can be with the great insight of Ganon Baker.