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Welcome to Outwork Everyone Basketball!

Who We Are

Nestled in the vibrant San Gabriel Valley, Los Angeles, Outwork Everyone Basketball is more than hoops – it's a community built on excellence, growth, and breaking limits.

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Why Us?

Our Approach

Here at Outwork Everyone Basketball, we don't just run drills; we thrive on challenges. Picture an environment where players evolve, making critical decisions in the heat of competition. Our approach mirrors real-game scenarios, ensuring that every skill we teach is a direct asset on the court.

Training Under Pressure

True champions are molded in the furnace of competition. In every session, our athletes navigate pressure, making quick decisions, and boosting their on-court IQ. It's about more than physical prowess; it's cultivating a mental edge that sets our players apart.

Skills Training that Translates

We're not just about skills; we're about skills that matter in the game. From mastering clutch shooting under pressure to cultivating sharp strategic thinking, each drill is purposefully designed to seamlessly integrate into dynamic, real-time situations on the court. Our focus goes beyond theoretical skill development, ensuring that our players not only possess the necessary skills but also have the confidence and adaptability to make game-changing decisions when it matters most

Meet Our Coaching Staff

Behind our success stands an exceptional coaching team. More than mentors, they're experts dedicated to nurturing talent and instilling a love for the game. Their commitment transcends the court, creating an environment where players excel in basketball and grow as individuals.

NIKO BROOKS

FOUNDER AND PRESIDENT

Niko is a skill development trainer, who has worked with players at all levels. Following high school, he attended the University of California Riverside for 1 year where he was a student-athlete. He then transferred to Westmont College in Santa Barbara, CA where he led his team to 3 winning seasons, as well as a conference championship to end his senior year. After obtaining his bachelor’s degree in Social Sciences, his basketball career continued by getting drafted to play professionally in the National Basketball League of Canada. 
He then continued his professional career to play 3 more years in numerous countries such as: Japan, Taiwan, and Indonesia. Niko then turned to his true passion which was training and developing players. Niko has the ability to break down and assess each player’s strengths and weaknesses. His approach to teaching is to build an athlete's confidence as he works to improve their skill level and understanding of the game. He is passionate about the game of basketball and has a great ability to demonstrate the skills necessary to become an effective player. Niko is a true student of the game, and trains players to develop game-like action skills which allow them to perform at any level. Our goal is to develop young men and women on and off the court. Niko truly believes in building the mindset of young athletes in order for them to succeed in every aspect of life. Niko will not only prepare his athletes for successful basketball careers but most importantly, life after basketball.

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JOHN LEGGETT

SKILLS TRAINER

John Leggett Jr., a dedicated trainer and basketball coach hailing from Riverside, CA, is not just a coach; he's a transformative force in the world of basketball. In 2023, John's coaching prowess was officially recognized when he received the Coach of the Year award for his remarkable achievements with the San Gabriel Academy Girls Basketball team. And in 2024, It was under his guidance that the San Gabriel Academy girls varsity team secured their first-ever conference championship, marking a historic milestone in the school's sports history.A true student of the game, John's journey began as the point guard for his college team at the University of La Verne. His experiences on the court have instilled in him a belief that consistency always pays off and that anything is possible with hard work and self-belief. Now, as he steps into his new role as Assistant Coach at the University of La Verne, John is poised to bring the same energy and passion that fueled his collegiate success.
Beyond the accolades and championships, John's commitment to basketball and skill development extends far beyond himself. He is on a mission to inspire, motivate, and positively impact lives whenever the opportunity arises. With an unwavering belief in the transformative power of sports, John Leggett Jr. continues to be a beacon of inspiration, both on and off the court.
Leggett lives by this motto: Let your work shine!

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TaMARA MCDONALD

SKILLS TRAINER

Tamara McDonald, a seasoned coach with 16 years of collegiate coaching experience, recently completed her third season as the assistant coach for the LMU Lions women's basketball team. Before joining LMU, McDonald served as an assistant at the University of Washington in the Pac-12, bringing over a decade of coaching expertise and a deep understanding of the West Coast Conference.
Known for her continuous pursuit of knowledge and expertise in people development, McDonald is recognized as a valuable asset to any coaching staff. Her leadership acumen and ability to elevate those around her were key factors in her recruitment to LMU. With a rich background as both a player and coach, McDonald is poised to bring a unique balance and perspective to the program.
Prior to her role at UW, McDonald made significant contributions as the head coach at Citrus College, where she led the Owls to 65 victories over five seasons from 2010-11 through 2014-15. Under her guidance, 11 players earned spots at four-year colleges. McDonald's coaching journey also includes a successful stint as an assistant coach at Cal Poly Pomona, where she played a pivotal role in the team's 69 wins over five years, culminating in an impressive 22-7 record and the program's first NCAA Tournament berth in five seasons in 2009-10. Her achievements were recognized with the State of California's Civil Servant of the Year accolade.
McDonald's basketball journey began as a standout player at Pepperdine from 1999-2003. A three-time All-WCC selection, she earned the WCC Player of the Year honors in 2003. McDonald played a pivotal role in leading the Waves to postseason success, with three NCAA appearances and one NIT trip during her time in Malibu.

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Testimonials

“Coach Niko and his staff are doing such a great job helping kids build their confidence. The coaching and respect you and your staff give to the kids truly shows in every training session. My son and daughter started training with Coach Niko 2 years ago and they still attend to work and keep building the skills of the game.”

“Coach Niko and his training team provided the right tools and the right teaching style to complement my daughter’s commitment. The results were her making the Junior High Team, increasing her confidence, and most importantly teaching her a great life lesson about how to achieve a goal. Coach Niko’s teaching style provides a lot more than just basketball technique.”

“I’m writing to let you know that your basketball program has helped my son tremendously with confidence. Although basketball is not his number one sport, he debated about trying out for his school team this year. After attending a few of your sessions, it gave him the confidence to try out, make the team and he even earned himself a starting position. The skills he learned from your program are invaluable. I only wish he had time to attend more often. “

“Coach Niko is GREAT with the players and TEACHING the game the right way!”

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