MJ actually did a lot of this. He didn’t just shoot where he got the ball though. Look back through his games, a lot of the time he would get the ball take one dribble and everyone was so scared of his drives that he would just hit the trampoline and the defender wouldn’t even know what happened lol
@@cookiedo8022 I mean it depends on the player you want to watch. If I wanted to watch MJ I’d just search Michael Jordan game 7 vs the pacers and it would come up or just look up random games lol
Bro! I was just about to say this. When ppl watch him, that was a separation. He was so aggressive in his role and he made his decisions so fast as a 2, that it put fear into his opponents as they were trying to process.
Takeaway, work on your shot, make it a weapon that deserves respect. Use that advantage to force a decision out of your defender. Then take advantage of their decision.
Join an academy, proritize weight room, work on specific skills you need to improve, join an academy and climb the ladder Abja, eat well and sleep 8+ hrs. Don’t overthink it and waste the time u hv😊
focus on your habits: -weightroom -studying film -sleeping well -eating well -practice at game speed Also since you are a guard practice IQ and vision alot, (vision as in being able to see open teammates or space in the floor) and your handles and shot
tell your teammates to where should they go and when they should cut. you dont need lots of vision if you know the manerism and location of your teammates. you could read plays from there
Practice with a friend but normally for me if I have space to lift the ball to my set point and the defenders arms are down then it's enough space. If the defenses hands are up not good to shoot unless they are literally giving you a free shot
Play more. One thing I love doing is 1 on 1 off of a closeout. So you’ll start on the wing and the defense will closeout. You are trying to shoot the catch and shoot 3 but if the defense closes out well you get 1-2 dribbles to a pull up if needed. This teaches you to read space as well as effectively use a shot fake to create a drive.
It's an interesting concept but I think it depends on how good at shooting a player is. I'm not saying everyone should be elite but at least those players should hit open 3s consistently. And especially in high school basketball or at amateur/low levels of playing not everyone is able to do that
I agree. Which is why with my team, in the offseason shooting is by far what we spend the most time working on. Nothing else matters if you can’t put the ball in the bucket. It’s hard to be a good at basketball if you aren’t good at the most important skill in the game.
Well, if everybody is a great shooter I'm fine with a "shoot first" mentality... The problem is that not everyone is that good, especially at low levels
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This makes a TON of sense.. thank you! 🙏🏾
MJ actually did a lot of this. He didn’t just shoot where he got the ball though. Look back through his games, a lot of the time he would get the ball take one dribble and everyone was so scared of his drives that he would just hit the trampoline and the defender wouldn’t even know what happened lol
How do u watch old basketball games
@@cookiedo8022 I mean it depends on the player you want to watch. If I wanted to watch MJ I’d just search Michael Jordan game 7 vs the pacers and it would come up or just look up random games lol
I think he meant full games, im not sure if theyre on league pass, im from england and dont have the pass @jakemurphy3352
Bro! I was just about to say this. When ppl watch him, that was a separation. He was so aggressive in his role and he made his decisions so fast as a 2, that it put fear into his opponents as they were trying to process.
Great tips!
Takeaway, work on your shot, make it a weapon that deserves respect. Use that advantage to force a decision out of your defender. Then take advantage of their decision.
Great video!
Thank you!
Do you have any tips or specific videos as a 6’1 Guard from UK?
im 15
Join an academy, proritize weight room, work on specific skills you need to improve, join an academy and climb the ladder Abja, eat well and sleep 8+ hrs. Don’t overthink it and waste the time u hv😊
For your athleticism just do upper lower split with Plyos and power 2x a week
At least 1 sprint or jump session a week
focus on your habits:
-weightroom
-studying film
-sleeping well
-eating well
-practice at game speed
Also since you are a guard practice IQ and vision alot, (vision as in being able to see open teammates or space in the floor) and your handles and shot
How to train vision for guards
tell your teammates to where should they go and when they should cut. you dont need lots of vision if you know the manerism and location of your teammates. you could read plays from there
One thing I struggle with is determining is wether if I have enough space or not. It’s something the shooting machine don’t teach. Tips?
Practice with a friend but normally for me if I have space to lift the ball to my set point and the defenders arms are down then it's enough space. If the defenses hands are up not good to shoot unless they are literally giving you a free shot
Play more. One thing I love doing is 1 on 1 off of a closeout. So you’ll start on the wing and the defense will closeout. You are trying to shoot the catch and shoot 3 but if the defense closes out well you get 1-2 dribbles to a pull up if needed. This teaches you to read space as well as effectively use a shot fake to create a drive.
It's an interesting concept but I think it depends on how good at shooting a player is. I'm not saying everyone should be elite but at least those players should hit open 3s consistently. And especially in high school basketball or at amateur/low levels of playing not everyone is able to do that
I agree. Which is why with my team, in the offseason shooting is by far what we spend the most time working on. Nothing else matters if you can’t put the ball in the bucket. It’s hard to be a good at basketball if you aren’t good at the most important skill in the game.
Im gonna do this now cuz i work so hard 6x a week but like i average 1.5 points a game
Work harder if youre only average 1.5 maybe you just think you’re working
thought it was CJ McCollum lol
You know what I got a men’s league game tomorrow and I’m a try this and report back
Ur in the nba now
When u catch a ball shoot first,pass,drive
Shoot first? Depends on who it is. Not everyone is a shoot first player. A team full of shoot first players is so frustrating to watch.
It’s better to be aggressive off rip
Well, if everybody is a great shooter I'm fine with a "shoot first" mentality... The problem is that not everyone is that good, especially at low levels
A team full of selfish, low IQ ball hogs is so frustrating to watch**
Which is why becoming good at shooting should be the number one priority for players who aren’t
1st
And I dont even play basketball lol. But these vids are better than any football/soccer Channel about game iq