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There Is No Such Thing As Age for Basketball Prodigy Cameron Mercadel

Jennifer Ross by Jennifer Ross
October 22, 2020
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There Is No Such Thing As Age for Basketball Prodigy Cameron Mercadel
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In the world of sports, talent is abundant, with each athlete carrying a unique characteristic that makes them stand out. They are often discovered in their teenage years. However, one young player named Cameron Mercadel has been making his name even before completing high school.

Cameron hails from Orange County, California. His love for the game came from both his parents, who were college basketball players in their prime. His father would later become a basketball trainer and Cameron’s first personal coach. Cameron saw how his father helped others improve their game and adopted the lessons he taught.

Growing up, he watched his father become a great basketball trainer and a fantastic life coach. Cameron took everything his father taught to heart and has been applying them when he helps others. He was always taught to push through. If he messed up, he would be able to make it right by doing the same thing over and over to improve.

Since then, Cameron has been going further with the lessons he learned and building his skills. He spent a lot of his youth training and getting ready for high school. When his father saw just how serious Cameron was about making a career out of the game, he hired other coaches to help him improve in certain qualities. Among the coaches he got are a boxing coach and a speed and agility coach. 

Cameron trains at least four to six hours a day. He spends his time enhancing the areas that he feels are essential to his development. With his coaches, he works on his agility, strength, and stamina. All the training pays off once Cameron steps on the court. He has been making waves, heading into the high school varsity team.

His prodigy and hustle even earned him a feature in a documentary series about young athletes. Cameron was the subject of one of Whistle Sport’s No Days Off episodes. Jason Malone, the president of PlayMaker Network, was in awe of the skills, maturity, and basketball intelligence that Cameron displayed. 

Malone has described Cameron as “a unique talent with the dedicated drive and spirit required to help him excel beyond his imagination.” Cameron takes pride in the hard work he gives. He tries to make an example of himself to other aspiring basketball players.

Because influencers are all the rage on the web, Cameron decided to join in the fad. He has a channel on YouTube that documents his training session. It not only serves as a documentary of his personal journey, but the channel also doubles as a source of inspiration for other basketball lovers to pursue their dreams.

Cameron wants other players around his age to realize that with the right amount of dedication and practice, they can one day make it to the big league and join the NBA. As of now, Cameron’s sight is on starting college and playing basketball for a Power Five school.

Cameron’s journey can be found on his YouTube channel. You may also visit his website to find more about the next big thing in basketball.

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