In this informal summer‑edition vlog, professional basketball player Elijah Bryant walks viewers through a typical day in Utah. The video opens with light‑hearted locker‑room banter and greetings from teammates and staff, then showcases his recovery routine using a cryotherapy chamber that reaches –220 °F, which he uses to rehab a sore toe. Bryant tours the team’s facilities, highlighting photo walls, a new graduate assistant, and the weight room where a teammate is nicknamed “Big Pipes.” He gives a quick home tour, describing his previous basement living and his current residence with his wife Janelle. Throughout, the crew shares inside jokes (e.g., “goaty” memes) and personal moments, while Bryant explains his training focus—rehabbing his toe, pool work to reduce impact, and maintaining jumping ability. The vlog concludes with Bryant’s competitive outlook: returning to play for Maccabi Tel Aviv and pursuing a EuroLeague championship.
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Access granted.
Bye, baby. I love you.
Love you.
Bye, Mom.
You going to Hawaii? Access granted. Mask your face covering. Okay, quarter turn about every 30 seconds. All right, thanks, Jeff.
We'll see you. All right, so that what I just used is for recovery. It gets down to -220 degrees and it's just like an ice bath pretty much. Peep these new pictures they have up. Goats. Goaty. Oh my gosh, peep the face. Look at Cheryl, look at Cheryl.
Let's go!
Rosalie, hell yeah. Goaty, goaty, goaty, goaty. Only problem is they're missing one person. Snacks we got. Take some almonds. Film room joint, lounge area. This is my locker over here. No, I'm not. Yes sir. Say what's up to the new graduate assistant.
It's great to be here. I'm happy to be back. It's been a long time coming. From Brooklyn to Provo to Israel, you know, we've been around the world, baby.
Yes sir.
Goat.
Charles.
Goat.
Okay, Trent. Goat. Where is Leezy's at? Lee Kumar needs to have one of these pictures up for sure. What do you give a man that has everything? Brooklyn's in the house!
What's up, baby?
I got a few fans that always greet me when I walk out on the court before a game as D-Salty.
Yo, what's good?
What are you doing?
Sitting at the house.
That's crazy. Some people got to work, huh?
Who's up there, right?
What are you doing in my house? You're not relentless.
Ray let you in?
You're not relentless. Yeah, I am. 24 hours.
I was up at 7 to work this morning. Went to the airport.
We let you in my house.
I can—
I got keys everywhere. Yo, what's your why?
What?
What's your why?
No, that's not what that is.
What is this?
That's where it's together on my grill, dude.
Don't look in my life.
Don't look at my little puppy right there.
You got gears?
They don't fit. Oh my gosh, the hat won't fit your big head.
Let's see what else we got. What's this right here? The Fearless Mind. Have you read that?
Uh, no, it's online.
Well, you need some more books. Good gosh, knowledge is power.
See you later.
I got a small library in my house.
Good gosh.
Hey, what are you doing in my office?
I'm just checking out. Wait, where's the marker at? I need a mark. Where's the marker at? And you're trying to dry erase over here?
Daddy was here.
Hey, how'd you get in my office?
That room's supposed to be locked, bro.
I got access to everything.
No, Ray let you in?
No.
Hey, and you know you're on the camera too. Oh no. Okay, go, goatee. Goaty, goaty, goaty, goaty. Okay, we out. Okay, Kyle, I see you. Okay, Lee, finally they put my boy Leezy up there. About time. Give my man some recognition in this joint. Let him know, Lee. Yes sir, 3-ball. When you hit the weight room though—
well, when I'm in the weight room, I'm known as Big Pipes. That's just all there is to it. I go in there and I push weight around, so they call me Big Pipes.
Okay, so this wasn't here when I was here. This is a great addition. Shout out to whoever decided to do This guy, good gosh, these things. All right, we out. Until next time, we'll see you. This view right here will never get old. This is why I'm living in Utah. Okay, I'm about to show you guys where we lived. Right there in that house, we lived in the basement. And then literally 800 feet was where I lived before Janelle and I got married.
Bryant.
Her. Me and Elijah live there.
Elijah live there, right there.
All right, so if you're wondering why I'm doing this, it's because I'm trying to rehab my toe before getting on the basketball court. I want to get in the pool, which reduces the weight and allows me to jump with full force without the impact.
So We'll get back on the court. You gotta work on your jumping ability. Well, as you guys saw, that was a day in the life of summer edition of working out. Back in Utah. Hopefully I'll get some more of these next summer, but until then, back to Israel and yalla Maccabi! Let's go get a EuroLeague championship!
