Born and raised in the small, tight-knit town of Mechanicsville, Iowa, Landon Weber is the definition of a self-made athlete. Coming from a community so small he jokingly calls it “basically Whoville,” Landon didn’t have the access to elite training facilities or high-profile programs that many players grow up around. Instead, he built his game from scratch—learning through repetition, discipline, and sheer love for the sport. Every move, every shot, and every skill he developed came from hours in the gym on his own, fueled by a desire to prove that greatness can come from anywhere.
As a self-taught hooper, Landon had to be his own coach and motivator. Without a traditional basketball path laid out for him, he learned how to push himself past limitations, studying the game, refining his fundamentals, and building a mindset centered on toughness and consistency. What began as a small-town dream quickly turned into a deep passion for basketball—a passion that has taken him to new levels of competition and exposure.
That next level came when Landon began spending more time in the Omaha area, where the competition was stronger and the expectations were higher. It was there that he began to sharpen his competitive edge, testing himself against some of the region’s top talent. The experience changed the way he approached the game—forcing him to elevate his speed, strength, and understanding of what it truly means to compete. Surrounded by players who pushed him daily, Landon embraced the grind, developing into a more complete and confident big man.
Standing out as a forward/center, Landon combines size and skill with a relentless work ethic. He’s known for his ability to finish strong around the rim, rebound with authority, and anchor his team on the defensive end. Offensively, he’s learned to stretch the floor and make smart reads—turning himself into a reliable, two-way presence who can impact the game in multiple ways. But what truly defines Landon is his energy. Every possession, he brings effort, communication, and heart—qualities that make him an invaluable teammate and a natural leader on the court.
Now representing 402 Elite ABA, Landon has found the perfect environment to continue growing and showcasing his abilities. Surrounded by other dedicated athletes and guided by a competitive culture, he’s thriving in a program that mirrors his own mindset: hard work, accountability, and constant improvement. His journey from a small-town gym to a regional basketball stage is a story of perseverance and self-belief—a reminder that success isn’t given, it’s earned.
Through every challenge, Landon’s mentality has remained the same: stay humble, stay hungry, and keep working. He’s proud of his small-town roots and uses them as motivation to go harder every day. For him, basketball isn’t just a game—it’s a way to represent where he came from and show others that no matter how small the place you start, you can make your name known with heart and hustle.
“I came from a small town with no roadmap—everything I’ve learned, I earned. My journey isn’t about where I started, it’s about how far I’m willing to go.”
Current Team: 402 Elite ABA
Hometown: Mechanicsville, Iowa
Position: Forward / Center
Playing Style: Two-way big, strong inside presence, high motor, team-first mentality
Mindset: Hard work, self-belief, and never backing down from a challenge
Born and raised in the small, tight-knit town of Mechanicsville, Iowa, Landon Weber is the definition of a self-made athlete. Coming from a community so small he jokingly calls it “basically Whoville,” Landon didn’t have the access to elite training facilities or high-profile programs that many players grow up around. Instead, he built his game from scratch—learning through repetition, discipline, and sheer love for the sport. Every move, every shot, and every skill he developed came from hours in the gym on his own, fueled by a desire to prove that greatness can come from anywhere.
As a self-taught hooper, Landon had to be his own coach and motivator. Without a traditional basketball path laid out for him, he learned how to push himself past limitations, studying the game, refining his fundamentals, and building a mindset centered on toughness and consistency. What began as a small-town dream quickly turned into a deep passion for basketball—a passion that has taken him to new levels of competition and exposure.
That next level came when Landon began spending more time in the Omaha area, where the competition was stronger and the expectations were higher. It was there that he began to sharpen his competitive edge, testing himself against some of the region’s top talent. The experience changed the way he approached the game—forcing him to elevate his speed, strength, and understanding of what it truly means to compete. Surrounded by players who pushed him daily, Landon embraced the grind, developing into a more complete and confident big man.
Standing out as a forward/center, Landon combines size and skill with a relentless work ethic. He’s known for his ability to finish strong around the rim, rebound with authority, and anchor his team on the defensive end. Offensively, he’s learned to stretch the floor and make smart reads—turning himself into a reliable, two-way presence who can impact the game in multiple ways. But what truly defines Landon is his energy. Every possession, he brings effort, communication, and heart—qualities that make him an invaluable teammate and a natural leader on the court.
Now representing 402 Elite ABA, Landon has found the perfect environment to continue growing and showcasing his abilities. Surrounded by other dedicated athletes and guided by a competitive culture, he’s thriving in a program that mirrors his own mindset: hard work, accountability, and constant improvement. His journey from a small-town gym to a regional basketball stage is a story of perseverance and self-belief—a reminder that success isn’t given, it’s earned.
Through every challenge, Landon’s mentality has remained the same: stay humble, stay hungry, and keep working. He’s proud of his small-town roots and uses them as motivation to go harder every day. For him, basketball isn’t just a game—it’s a way to represent where he came from and show others that no matter how small the place you start, you can make your name known with heart and hustle.
“I came from a small town with no roadmap—everything I’ve learned, I earned. My journey isn’t about where I started, it’s about how far I’m willing to go.”
Current Team: 402 Elite ABA
Hometown: Mechanicsville, Iowa
Position: Forward / Center
Playing Style: Two-way big, strong inside presence, high motor, team-first mentality
Mindset: Hard work, self-belief, and never backing down from a challenge