THE LEGEND

"Gravity is a suggestion, not a rule."

Myree "Reemix" Bowden isn't just a dunker—he's an athlete who redefined what is humanly possible in the air. Standing at 6'1", Bowden's legendary 50-inch vertical leap didn't happen by accident. It is the result of years of grueling plyometric training, Olympic lifting, and an unbreakable will to fly.

His journey skyrocketed to national fame when he competed in the 2004 NCAA Dunk Contest, finishing as the runner-up and stealing the show with his incredible showmanship, windmill dunks, and signature cowboy hat. After graduating from the University of the Pacific with a degree in Mass Communications, Bowden didn't stop there.

He took his talents globally, performing with the legendary Harlem Globetrotters and dominating the high-flying courts of SlamBall. Over the course of his career, Reemix has won over 40 professional dunk contests worldwide.

Today, Myree focuses on passing down his knowledge through his "Dunk School" and Project Prep training programs, mentoring the next generation of athletes to increase their explosiveness and achieve their athletic dreams. He continues to build the Global Dunk Empire, one flight at a time.