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		“The Game Within The Game” | CP3 Camp Recognizes Character Beyond Basketball
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		<a href="https://www.ballertube.com/video/11008/the-game-within-the-game-cp3-camp-recognizes-character-beyond-basketball/"><img src="https://www.ballertube.com/contents/videos_screenshots/11000/11008/320x180/1.jpg" border="0"><br>“The Game Within The Game.” 🏀

At CP3 Camp, it wasn’t only about who scored the most points or made the biggest plays. They took time to recognize the people whose actions stood out beyond the basketball court.

6’0” Class of 2029 London North was recognized for her selfless attitude after taking the initiative to clean up around the facility, including stopping to clean up a spill when nobody asked her to.

6’0” Rhys Diley was recognized for being an exceptional teammate, constantly communicating, encouraging others and bringing positive energy throughout camp.

And it wasn’t just the players. A mother was recognized after tirelessly walking around the facility picking up water bottles and helping keep the gym clean throughout the event.

No cameras needed. No points scored. No recognition expected.

That’s what CP3 calls “The Game Within The Game.”

Character. Leadership. Selflessness. Being a great teammate.

Watch more CP3 Camp coverage on BallerTube.

THE GAME NEVER STOPS.</a>
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	<pubDate>Mon, 24 Aug 2026 18:42:00 EDT</pubDate>
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		Balling on the Beach: Has Youth Basketball Become More Hype Than Reality?
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		<a href="https://www.ballertube.com/video/10830/balling-on-the-beach-has-youth-basketball-become-more-hype-than-reality/"><img src="https://www.ballertube.com/contents/videos_screenshots/10000/10830/320x180/1.jpg" border="0"><br>Every year, Balling on the Beach brings together some of the top youth basketball talent in South Florida. Packed gyms, huge crowds, media coverage, celebrity appearances, and even heavy security have turned this tournament into one of the most talked-about events in youth sports.

But with all the excitement comes an important question...

Are these events helping young athletes grow, or are they creating unrealistic expectations before they've even reached the next level?

This video isn't about criticizing the players or the tournament. It's about starting an honest conversation about the culture surrounding youth basketball, the pressure placed on young athletes, and whether the hype is preparing them for success—or creating an illusion.

What's your take?

Is Balling on the Beach great for youth basketball, or has the spectacle become bigger than the game?

Share your thoughts in the comments.</a>
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	<pubDate>Mon, 29 Jun 2026 11:17:00 EDT</pubDate>
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		Athlete Exposure Starts at Home |  Ballertube Parent Playbook
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	<link>https://www.ballertube.com/video/9293/athlete-exposure-starts-at-home-ballertube-parent-playbook/</link>
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		<a href="https://www.ballertube.com/video/9293/athlete-exposure-starts-at-home-ballertube-parent-playbook/"><img src="https://www.ballertube.com/contents/videos_screenshots/9000/9293/320x180/1.jpg" border="0"><br>Most parents record games, but very few know what to do with the footage afterward. In this video, we walk through how parents can clip highlights, upload film correctly, and build a digital profile for their athlete that is easy to share, organize, and grow over time.

This tutorial is designed for sports parents who want a real system for managing game film without complicated editing tools or expensive software. You’ll learn how to trim videos, use simple apps to build highlight reels, understand the difference between vertical and horizontal video, and select the correct upload type so your athlete’s footage displays properly.

Whether you're new to managing highlights or looking for a better process, this guide breaks it down in clear, simple terms so you can stop letting footage sit in your phone and start building something real for your athlete’s future.</a>
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	<pubDate>Fri, 05 Dec 2025 15:17:00 EST</pubDate>
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