Atlanta Hawks guard Trae Young and Orlando Magic center Mo Bamba might be entering their rookie season in the NBA, but they already know where to find a good offseason run.

The two rookies were spotted playing some of the best pickup runs alongside Carmelo Anthony, CJ McCollum, Enes Kanter, and other known pros, as part of NBA trainer Chris Brickley's offseason runs.

Brickley's “Blackout Sessions” blew up last summer, sparking the “Hoodie Melo” phenomenon, after putting together some of the best runs in New York City.

The former New York Knicks trainer has also put in some work for some of the current Knickerbockers and other Big Apple mainstays like Lance Stephenson, Tim Hardaway Jr., Frank Ntilikina, and Kanter.

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Young and Mamba were able to hold their own against offensive machines like Melo and McCollum, who have been known to dazzle and dominate with their individual arsenal.

But if there is one thing that tough competition will do is harden them both going into their rookie season, where they will be the preys of opposing players during an 82-game regular season.