In this episode, we talk about Omar’s • First professional basketball experience  • The ups and downs of his basketball career • His vision of his future And much more!

Jordan Lawley and Tony Vasaturo join us to talk 

• Update on the summer 

• NBA Finals 

 • Opening more gyms?

 • Hawaii or Australia?  

And much more!

In this episode, we talk about Rob’s

• First professional basketball experience

• The ups and downs of his basketball career

• His vision of his future

And much more!

Ryan Cwick 40AFLOW episode 4

Ryan & Max talk about

• Ryan’s recent Marathon with limited training

• The Venmo Challenge 

• The best way to feel GREAT in life!

& Much more! 

Xavier Rathan Mayes is a professional basketball player. 

We speak about 

 • X’s 30 point performance in 4:30 of game time 

• His journey back to the NBA 

• How he got his swagger & confidence 

• His purpose in life And much more!

In this episode of the 40AFLOW Podcast Max dives into his story of how he ended up in California, landing a job with high profile NBA skills trainer Jordan Lawley, and what has aided him to overcome a troubled past.

40aFlow Host Max Fortier sits down with NBA Trainer Jordan Lawley.

In this episode Jordan speaks on the importance of family to him, and how his brain tumor made him seriously reevaluate everything that was going on in his life. He also speaks on the significance of faith in his life. From the outside Jordan is an enthusiastic and motivating human, but still remains soft-spoken and thoughtful. Anyone the has trained with him can attest that he always places the client first, he does this by focusing on what he calls the "transformation".

Jordan Lawley was a four-year starter at UC San Diego, where he lead his team to their first ever NCAA tournament berth while becoming UC’s all-time scoring leader, making the most field goals, free throws, and highest field goal percentage in school history. Upon finishing his collegiate career, averaging 21ppg and being named an NCAA All-American and Daktronics West Coast Player of the Year, Jordan played professional basketball in Mexico (16ppg) and New Zealand (18ppg), and was selected by Nike in 2014 as one of the top 16 players in the world to play in Barcelona, Spain for the Nike Summer is Serious II game. Now, as a professional skills trainer, he has found his stride with a training technique that is unrivaled in the industry.

40aFlow Host Max Fortier sits down with NBA Trainer Jordan Lawley. 

In this episode Jordan speaks on the importance of family to him, and how his brain tumor made him seriously reevaluate everything that was going on in his life. He also speaks on the significance of faith in his life. From the outside Jordan is an enthusiastic and motivating human, but still remains soft-spoken and thoughtful. Anyone the has trained with him can attest that he always places the client first, he does this by focusing on what he calls the "transformation".

 Jordan Lawley was a four-year starter at UC San Diego, where he lead his team to their first ever NCAA tournament berth while becoming UC’s all-time scoring leader, making the most field goals, free throws, and highest field goal percentage in school history. Upon finishing his collegiate career, averaging 21ppg and being named an NCAA All-American and Daktronics West Coast Player of the Year, Jordan played professional basketball in Mexico (16ppg) and New Zealand (18ppg), and was selected by Nike in 2014 as one of the top 16 players in the world to play in Barcelona, Spain for the Nike Summer is Serious II game. Now, as a professional skills trainer, he has found his stride with a training technique that is unrivaled in the industry.