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at least watch a little bit if film of you're gonna post a video bro, saying MJ has never used the hop a single time into a jumper is crazy I just watched some highlights to make sure I wasn't tripping and saw like 5 hop pull ups in the first couple minutes lol cmon bro

How do you get that thing?

Can you do Steph Curry next

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One thing I would like to say is Kobe got double team more often then MJ

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please stop landing on your heels when you run. Heel strike is not good

Kobe is the greatest skilled player, but mj is the best 2 way player basketball has seen. MJ, Kobe…

I’m almost sure that the non-planting knee valgus / internal rotation (“caving in”) is simply the fact that it helps him stop more quickly to get set for his shot. Everyone does it to an extent; like when they run lines.

Here is that Jordan's hop: ruclips.net/video/WYuadeK8sG8/видео.html

Lebron is goat.

Lebron is goat.

Lebron is goat.

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The wide stance you were asking about it acts as a shield if you can picture it the defender can't get around to block his shot because he's shielding with his left side and MJ always squares himself in the so the angle he comes off doesn't matter because once he jumps he squares up and locates his target

Jordan practiced harder and longer than anyone … worked his ass off … GOAT

Reggie Miller's Knee Caves In On His Jumper, My Knee Caves On My Jumper 🤷🏿‍♂️. There Is No Rhyme Or Reason, It's Anatomical.

Jordan's technique is outdated. Nowadays, most basketball players take 3 to 5 steps before shooting.

I did all that

Really you start video with " one off the greatest " 😅 man you talking about GOAT 🐐

Fisher was phenomenal and underrated. A go-to guy who was consistent every season. My Favorite to watch. His skills were deep.

They shots are def similar, kobe made thar shot more understandable and fundamental

He did the half snap follow thru because he too string sometimes to follow thru. You realize that as you shoot.

MJ shot changed with time. In the 80's, the ball was on the right and not as high with respect to the head. He changed a lot his shot between 1988 and 1990

worth noticing that curry's shot is very different, and the ball is much lower with respect to the head

I was walking in from Church. Saw it live.

Electrical engineer here 👋 Looked for the Jordan form matrix, stayed for Jordan's form 🙏

I believe the knee caving in is less so about his balance on the floor, but more about where he is after the jump. You'll notice when MJ is in the air before the release that he's realigned with basket. Most of the time when he's going left or right, he has to readjust in the air instead of on the ground. Shooters these days will do a hop step to realign before going up for the shot. To be honest, I feel like this is just what worked best for MJ as he could for the most part, outjump his defenders. So making the readjustment in the air isn't a real problem for him.

Best video comparison of these 2 I have ever seen 👏 thank you

I'll sell you my left kidney to cover Larry Bird.

Even Kobe Bryant's shooting form is damn near identical to Michael Jordan's.

i think wide step before the shot is to counteract the momentum he is carrying before taking a shot

U can’t take the cave in on the opposite knee without taking the weight of ur body. So, it’s not really a cave in, it’s a natural balance of the body on the jump.

i just want to say my opinion if kobe bryant was playing in the era of m.j. he wouldn't have succeeded even half because in Jordan's time, basketball was much more difficult, they didn't whistle for the slightest foul in the NBA. In general, it was more difficult, there were tougher players and with much more talent and not Plaka's Center and they played much better defense. Kobe Bryant had the privilege of being on the best team with the best players and the best coach from almost the beginning of his career while Jordan worked alone and won his first championship at the age of almost 30. I don't agree that kobe was the closest thing to m.j. because simply, as Phil Jackson stated, he taught him the movements of m.j. he was not as good a defender as m.j. let's not forget that if they played together in the same season there would be no kobe because he wouldn't be able to copy him. and of course it is no coincidence that m.j. that i wish i played in kobe's era. imagine m.j. with Kobe's team, the roster, I mean with sacks and the players of the series, what things would he do!!! and of course he admitted it after both Jackson and Kobe retired that Jordan was much better because beyond the numbers he was a leader!!!

1:18 I love how Dennis was already looking at the rim getting ready for a rebound

I think the knee "caving in" is to help counter the inertia of his body moving in that direction, so that his jump is well-balanced and straight up rather than drifting to the side.

The wide leg stance seemed reasonable when considering both him and Kobe always kicked the right foot out in front on those kind of shots. It was likely used to assist in turning their waist on the lift to get square with the basket

I think the reason why his non planted foot knee caved in, was to stop the body momentum. So he is dribbling to the right, if his right foot didn't cave in the way it did, his body would continue to float to the right as he is taking the shot. It is easier to shoot if you are elevating up instead of up and to the side. Because he always had this insanely quick first step, he needed something extra to stop that momentum before the shot. Caved in knee seems to be logical explanation

A great shot, saw it live. A shame the 04 Lakers did not have better spacing or chemistry. We are all waiting for the Steph Curry video. 🎉

The knee cave is a counter to the left/right lateral movement. On camera, it looks normal, but he's moving very fast and stopping on a dime to get the defender off balance and transitioning into the jump shot. In other words, he's creating separation from the defense.

Bosh didn't look in nobody but Ray Allen direction

The thing about your video - you're comparing 90s Jordan to Kobe but 80s Jordan , Kobe couldn't emulate

What an amazing video! The creator has crazy talent. This should be trending on top ten youtube!

Kobe used to hop because when you hop you don't have selected the pivot foot and kobe just was a beast in pivoting so he hop and if he didn't shoot according to defender he selects his pivot and move.

Another thing to consider is the grip. I know there was a section that mentions this word, but it didn't actually talk about grip specifically. From what I can tell, Jordan would hold the ball with all 10 fingers firmly gripping (i.e., he was double-palming) during his shot form, which most players can't or don't do. I've tried this in my own game and it helps massively with consistency and accuracy. It's also how he was able to maintain his form even after taking his guide hand off the ball. At some level he was basically throwing the ball into the rim, as opposed to lofting it up and over.

Please do Vince Carter