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Professional trainer Alan Stein picked a handful of basketball players from varying backgrounds and athletic abilities to take part in a 10-week workout program designed to improve the players' vertical leaps and turn them into dunkers.

Professional trainer Alan Stein picked a handful of basketball players from varying backgrounds and athletic abilities to take part in a 10-week workout program designed to improve the players' vertical leaps and turn them into dunkers.

Professional trainer Alan Stein picked a handful of basketball players from varying backgrounds and athletic abilities to take part in a 10-week workout program designed to improve the players' vertical leaps and turn them into dunkers.

Professional trainer Alan Stein picked a handful of basketball players from varying backgrounds and athletic abilities to take part in a 10-week workout program designed to improve the players' vertical leaps and turn them into dunkers.

Professional trainer Alan Stein picked a handful of basketball players from varying backgrounds and athletic abilities to take part in a 10-week workout program designed to improve the players' vertical leaps and turn them into dunkers.

Professional trainer Alan Stein picked a handful of basketball players from varying backgrounds and athletic abilities to take part in a 10-week workout program designed to improve the players' vertical leaps and turn them into dunkers.

University of Washington quarterback Jake Locker was a two-sport, professional-caliber athlete at Ferndale (Ferndale, Wash.). The footage was provided by Coach Plenkovich and Ferndale staff.

President Obama welcomed Women's Professional Soccer Champions Sky Blue FC to the White House to honor their 2009 season and for winning the inaugural Women's Professional Soccer championship.

University of Washington quarterback Jake Locker goes one-on-one with ESPN RISE. Locker talks about his playing days at Ferndale (Ferndale, Wash.), and how he balanced being a two-sport, professional-caliber athlete.

Three months before his professional boxing debut, Sam Houston (Houston, Texas) senior Miguel Flores witnessed tragedy in the ring. Now, one of the nation's top young prospects fights for a larger purpose.

Jeremy Tyler decided to skip his senior year at San Diego High School (San Diego, Calif.) to sign a professional contract with Maccabi Haifa of Israel. Bob Ley chronicled the story for Outside the Lines on ESPN.