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Blind 1v1 Defense is at the top of the key facing the rim. Offense puts the ball on the defense’s back. When the offense takes the ball off the defense’s back its live. Offense has to score in the paint. Angle 1v1 or 1v2 Offense starts in a split stance on the wing, facing towards the rim. Defense starts with torso facing the offensive player. Drill is live when the offense’s feet move. If you have a third person you can put them on the opposite block as help defense, they can only leave when the offense’s feet move. Lane 1v1 Normal 1v1 but you have to stay inside the lane lines. Work on shifting defender, taking tight angles, taking tight change of direction angles. These are what I have off the top of my head. Focus on adjusting your angle, changing directions at the right time, etc. After each play, think abt how you could’ve done better/what you did well. You can even record it and watch later.

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Do you have a video expounding on this claim? I would like to see this explained in greater detail.

@@murd5919 no not a RUclipsr; You can tell how high all three can keep their spine straight and chin up at a ridiculously low angle between their leg and ground. But there is nothing to talk about. Attack the defender’s torso or in AI’s case knee, and establish a clean pass. Defender has to choose to let you go by or foul you. This is why I think very little of modern basketball: there is nothing modern. Anything you can think of about basketball has been established. In its pure form it’s a game of art on executing fundamentals and staying disciplined, like tennis. Yet we only saw it once in 2017 post Magic and Bird due to the dilution of talents over 30 teams.

@@murd5919 also all these analytical videos pick only the clips that “demonstrate” their opinion. For example, If you see a guy pass by a defender in the video from angle it’s not because the angle it’s because the defender he’s passing is just bad or slow. In addition, what about zone? All those ESPN sponsored analytics are like this. I usually just block these channels whenever I saw them.

Just can’t extend it.

Sometimes it will literally mean their palm if they have their arm out. But the palm just represents the space slightly outside of their frame. You want to attack that space, where the palm will typically be, rather than the hip.

I should

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this is major fax. best video ive seen on this

facts, had to sub after this mid-way thru the video

It still understandable tho, so no big deal

You can definitely still learn it. It’ll just be harder than it would be if you were a kid.

@@BBallFilmZone Thanks dude

I left that one out because I didn’t see it enough times.

Been very busy. After next week video frequency will ramp up.

1. Improving your skill and consistently working on it will improve your confidence to an extent. If you can’t execute skills with no defender you can’t do them with a defender. 2. Play 1v1 and 1v2 games that put you in the situations you don’t feel confident in. This way you can play in those situations without the pressure of a real game with lots of ppl. For example… if you get panicky when you catch the ball on the wing with a tight defender, then play one on one with your friend from the wing and tell them they’re allowed to play tight to you and foul you. Another example…let’s say you’re not confident bringing the ball up the court vs pressure. Work on bringing the ball up against two of your friends who are trying to get the ball from you. 3. The third thing I can tell you is to just not be afraid to mess up. The greatest players still airball, turn the ball over, etc, they just don’t let it affect them more after it happens. Hope this helps.

Yeah that’s an interesting way of putting it.

Yeah I should’ve. I’ll make him his own video. I also have a driving angles video up next that he’ll definitely be in.

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Paul George is on vacation ☝🏾🤓

Thank you for the feedback. I will make sure to use less slow motion next time so people can see the real speed. The only reason for the slow motion is to emphasize a point that I’m trying to make, other than that I will keep it all real speed.

Extend Out = You’re facing the sideline and you’re trying to “extend” along the lane line bc the shot blocker meets you high. Slide Out = You’re facing the baseline and you’re attacking the front of the rim and then “sliding” out to either side of the rim. The only difference is angle and situation.

@@BBallFilmZone thanks

​@@BBallFilmZonei see so slide out is when ur attacking the front rim but extend out is other angles

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