John Lane, guard for the world-famous Harlem Globetrotters, demonstrates how to do a mind-boggling array of tricks. These include spins, arm rolls, head catches, and around-the-worlds.
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I recently attended a sports camp at Oak Grove school in Murrieta, CA on July 16, 2010. John Lane was one of the athletes holding a clinic. He's so cool! He gave me an autographed basketball and even sat down and ate with us! I just wanted to thank him for spending time with me and giving back to the kids. Even though I'm a travel softball catcher and my basketball skills suck, he's a great role model to me! Thanks again! Lorena
Above is a link to a news article I wrote about the sports camp and a photo of Mr. Lane and myself.
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