That's all you do for Tyler Ciano and Eli Goldstein. The basketball court is where the magic happens. There you go. Bud. Good shot. The 30 year old Orange County man with Down's syndrome is non verbal during the pandemic. Tyler's parents began witnessing outbursts. So Eli was hired full time first as *** caregiver, but soon he became Tyler's fitness coach, basketball buddy and enthusiastic cheerleader. Incredible dude. When we started playing more ball, he's, he's gotten so much better, right? But you're chasing the rebound, you're sprinting all over the court so much more agile than he used to be. He's down £45 shooting hoops was always *** passion for Tyler. And when he throws the ball, you can't help but notice his upper body strength, big shot, big shot, big shot. But it's Eli who is certified as an adaptive special needs trainer who helped this young man take it to the next level. You got my man, you got it, you got it. Eli Goldstein first posted videos of Tyler shooting three pointers last Halloween got three million views on Instagram. This duo is known as strong enable. They've got 26,000 followers and some of the Tik Tok videos with Tyler sinking three pointer after three pointer has millions of clicks strong enable is just, it's *** way for us to show that, you know, people, people like Tyler, people with all kinds of special needs down syndrome autism, whatever they got, they got abilities is greater than yours. And mine *** lot of the time which is pretty plain to see with Tyler here because he's got *** shot that I couldn't match any day in my life. So all Eli has done for Tyler hasn't gone unnoticed. The nonprofit regional Center of Orange County which supports Tyler and others with disabilities has just awarded Eli with its spotlight award. Tyler may not be able to use the words to say it, but it's clear Eli is *** true friend in Lake Forest, Michelle G K News.