FinnFinn Addy Professional Dunker · Content Creator · Hooper
I’m Finn Addy, the 1FootDisciple, a 6’1″ Canadian professional dunker with a 43-inch vertical off one foot. I won the 10-foot dunk contest at Dunk Camp 2024, competed in the FIBA 3×3 World Tour dunk contest in Edmonton, and train with Jordan Kilganon, the best dunker alive. I throw down off one foot, the rarest, hardest way to do it, and I help the brands I work with turn that into real results.
The disciple of the one-foot jump.
I’m Finn Addy, a 6’1″ dunker from Canada. It started the way it starts for a lot of kids, lowering the rim in the driveway, pretending to be Derrick Rose or LeBron. The first time I touched the rim at 16, I was hooked. No fancy program. Just a basketball, a hoop, and an obsession with going up off one foot.
I played college basketball, watched my vertical dip, and made a decision in early 2024: I left the team to chase dunking full-time. Five months of real training later, I walked into Dunk Camp in Utah and won the 10-foot dunk contest, sealing it with a two-hand reverse windmill and an elbow dunk, both on the first try.
That win earned me an invite to the FIBA 3×3 World Tour dunk contest in Edmonton, against pros like Donovan Hawkins and Brandon Ruffin. After that, Jordan Kilganon, widely considered the greatest dunker of all time, brought me to train at his place in Haliburton, Ontario. I’ve performed in Toronto and Detroit, and got paid to dunk at a camp run by my childhood idol, Jordan “1FootGod” Southerland.
The whole journey is public, every session, every rep. And I’ve learned that the dunk is only half the game. The other half is the business behind it.
The Facts
Frozen at the apex.
A few of the moments, Dunk Camp, FIBA 3×3 Edmonton, and the outdoor sessions in Toronto where the one-foot stuff really gets loud.
What I throw down, off one foot.
Most pro dunkers gather and take off two feet. I do it the rare way: full speed, one foot, into the most creative finishes I can build. Here’s what’s in the bag.
One-Foot Eastbays
The dunk that started it all for me, between-the-legs off a one-foot takeoff. My first Eastbay at Dunk Camp was the spark that turned a hobby into a career.
360 & Cuff Windmills
A lob cuff 360 windmill and a clean 360 windmill, the dunks I put down on the FIBA 3×3 stage against the world’s best.
Contest Closers
The two-hand reverse windmill and elbow dunk that won Dunk Camp 2024, both first try, when the title was on the line.
The Under-Both
Under both legs off one foot, one of the hardest dunks in the world. I landed my first one on camera, and I’m chasing it clean and consistent.
The Vert Itself
A measured 43″ off one foot (39″ off two), tracked on a Vertec, and a documented 4-inch gain between Dunk Camps.
Show Dunks
High-energy session dunking, Detroit, Toronto, NJ, back-to-back makes for a live crowd. Built for events, halftimes, and brand activations.
Real reps. Real rims.
Straight from the gym and the contest floor. Follow @finnaddy1 for new clips every week.
A few stills from the bag.
One-foot takeoffs, contest closers, and sessions with the best in the game. Tap any frame to watch.
A dunker who actually understands your ROI.
Most athletes can give you a post. I give you a partner who thinks like a marketer. I know that a sponsorship isn’t about a logo in the background, it’s about reach that converts, content that keeps working after the trend dies, and a creator who shows up on time and on-brand.
I learned that side directly from Dennis Yu and the Local Service Spotlight team, sitting down to build a real content-and-SEO plan for a working local business (my dad’s painting company): video that answers customer questions, a stronger Google presence, and a Dollar-a-Day approach to boosting what’s already winning. I don’t just make dunk clips. I understand the funnel they live in.
So when you work with me, you’re getting pro-level dunk content from a one-foot specialist and someone who can tell you why a piece performed, what to put spend behind, and how to turn a campaign into compounding reach.
Proof I take the business seriously
Branded Dunk Content
In-feed reels, product integrations, and signature one-foot dunks built around your brand, shot, edited, and posted to my audience and yours.
Appearances & Activations
Live dunk shows for events, halftimes, store openings, and trade shows. High-energy, crowd-tested, and turnkey.
Authentic Endorsements
On-camera reviews and testimonials for the gear and supplements I actually use, believable because they’re real.
How I think about your return, not just your reach.
Give me a product and a goal, and I’ll treat it like a campaign: post the content, watch what performs, and put a dollar a day behind the winners instead of guessing. You get the assets and a creator who can read the numbers and tell you what to do next. That’s the difference between renting a shout-out and building a partner.
What the dunk world says.
Dunking is a small, tight community, and the people in it vouch for each other with their time, not just their words. Here’s the company I keep.
The dunk network
Let’s build something.
Booking a dunk show or activation, a brand partnership, a collab, or media, this is home base. The fastest way to reach me is a DM on Instagram, or email below.
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How I Hit My First Under-Both Dunk
The dunk I chased forever, the knee blowup in Vegas that nearly derailed it, and the training that brought my bounce back.
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Breaking Down My Best Dunk Session Ever
Dylan Haugen and I break down the best session of my life, the day my first under-both finally came out clean.
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My 2024: From 500 Followers to Pro Dunker
From an unknown to a pro dunker: winning Dunk Camp, FIBA Edmonton, Detroit, and training with Jordan Kilganon.
Read the story →How Dunk Camp Sent Me to My First Pro Dunk Contest
How I got into one-foot dunking and how one contest at The Dunk Camp sent me to my first pro stage at FIBA.
Read the story →What Dunking Taught Me About Helping Brands Win
Why I think about sponsor ROI like a marketer, and what I learned working with Dennis Yu and the Local Service Spotlight team.
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One Foot vs. Two Feet: Why I Chose the Harder Takeoff
The rarest way to dunk at the pro level, and why I picked the harder road.
Read the story →How I Won the 10-Foot Dunk Contest at Dunk Camp 2024
Down to the wire in Utah: the two dunks that sealed the title, both first try.
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