Meet Your Trainer

Filip Music began his basketball journey at a young age, playing for Red Star Belgrade in Serbia in Grade 8, gaining valuable overseas experience early on. He started his high school career at Oakwood Collegiate in Toronto, where he won an OFSAA championship in Grade 10 while playing up on the senior team. He also represented Team Ontario U15, winning a national championship.

Filip later attended IMG Academy in Florida, competing on one of the top high school teams in the country. He then transferred to a school in Virginia, where he served as the starting point guard, averaging 14 points and 6 assists per game. The following year, he transferred to a school in Maryland before returning to Canada midway through the season.

He attracted interest from multiple NCAA Division I programs and ultimately committed to a school in Canada, though he stayed for one semester due to personal matters at home.

At just 20 years old, Filip transitioned into training and coaching. He has now been developing players for over 12 years. He began by coaching AAU teams while training players individually, and as his athletes continued to progress and succeed, his reputation and brand grew organically through their results.

Filip has trained Josip Vrankic for the past seven years and counting. During his collegiate career at Santa Clara, Josip established himself as one of the most accomplished players in program history, finishing as the third-leading scorer of all time. He is now playing professionally in Spain, where he continues to excel at a high level as one of the standout players on his team and across the league, building a successful and promising overseas career.

Filip has also trained and mentored three of Canada’s top collegiate players — Xaivian Lee, Jovan Milicevic, and Michael Nwoko — guiding them through every stage of their basketball journey over the past five years. What began as player development has grown into something far deeper: a genuine bond built on trust, accountability, and mutual respect.