How To Use Fear To Improve Basketball Performance

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  • @funtimearinze2652
    @funtimearinze2652 Год назад +6

    This is surely gonna help me once I try out next year for my junior year. The two main things holding me back in my freshman and sophomore year were focus and fear. But now that I’m starting to solve these issues, I’m excited to see how high my true potential is!

  • @dlocktrends9703
    @dlocktrends9703 6 месяцев назад +1

    My kid is fearful on the court. Thank you for this video you are a God send!!

  • @sevenparr2119
    @sevenparr2119 Год назад +2

    I am a day trader and once again, your videos on emotional management apply insanely to the mental aspect of trading the markets.

  • @noahmarvine3987
    @noahmarvine3987 2 года назад +18

    Hey coach I just started high school basketball and I think I have been feeling a lot of fear and last game when i was warming up I looked in the stands and saw all my friends and family and I felt so much fear because I was afraid to mess up and I ended up having a bad game and missed 2 layups and all the 3s I attempted and I usually am one of the better players on the team and I didn’t look like the player I usually am. This video helps a lot thanks coach

    • @DeepGameBasketball
      @DeepGameBasketball  2 года назад +6

      So glad to hear it helps Noah 🙏Next time you'll know exactly how to handle it :)

  • @ardenhinkle4500
    @ardenhinkle4500 Год назад +2

    Another masterful video love these talks so much so many ppl are missing out on these talks

  • @altaire34
    @altaire34 2 года назад +2

    Haven’t watched the video yet but I was literally watching Batman begins yesterday because of the way they talk about fear in that movie and I thought I could study it. Cus d’amato always used to talk about fear but never really went into depth on how to use it and so I was kind of stuck. And now this video is out, weird how the universe works

  • @hakimelalami2301
    @hakimelalami2301 2 года назад +10

    Maan most people don't understand how magnificent and helpful this talk is... It's a DAMN masterpiece
    Can't be thankful enough Taylor 🙏🏻
    And wayyy to wrap it up at the end too

    • @DeepGameBasketball
      @DeepGameBasketball  2 года назад +3

      Glad you liked it Hakim :) Always love seeing your comments, I really appreciate your commitment to this work.

    • @hakimelalami2301
      @hakimelalami2301 2 года назад +2

      @@DeepGameBasketball yessir!!!

  • @ralph.1854
    @ralph.1854 Год назад

    Thank you very much

  • @salty3069
    @salty3069 Год назад +1

    Thanks coach 🙏🏼🤘🏼👏🏼

  • @vainqueurntoto8027
    @vainqueurntoto8027 2 года назад +1

    Thanks a lot that's What i needed
    I have a question now, how to deal with the fear when you team up with guys stronger than you and you are afraid of being a drag and not performing at their level especially if you're shorter and afraid of get blocked on shots or layups
    Thanks you

    • @DeepGameBasketball
      @DeepGameBasketball  Год назад

      Thankfully the approach to fear is always the same -- simply use the techniques described in this talk :)

  • @joshyboi2q622
    @joshyboi2q622 Год назад

    I mean your thoughts follow action approach

  • @GhostTheCreator
    @GhostTheCreator 2 года назад +6

    W

  • @grind4life421
    @grind4life421 Год назад

    so do we have to breath using the 4-7-8 method all the time everyday if we want to live this way?

    • @DeepGameBasketball
      @DeepGameBasketball  Год назад

      No, of course not. It's a technique you use in moments when you're feeling particularly fearful. It's meant to help you process fear when it arises, not as a constant breathing technique - Simon, Team DeepGame

  • @joshyboi2q622
    @joshyboi2q622 Год назад

    How do you feel about mind follows body's actio

    • @DeepGameBasketball
      @DeepGameBasketball  Год назад

      It's a very solid principle and is true in significant ways.
      A good quote to put it by is by I believe Tim Ferris (and I will be paraphrasing to my memory): "It is easier to act your way into proper thinking than it is to think your way into proper acting."
      That is to say, thoughts certainly follow actions, but you could also get in a loop and have it be the other way around.
      Simon
      DeepGame

    • @joshyboi2q622
      @joshyboi2q622 Год назад +1

      @@DeepGameBasketball thanks

  • @jaxconnery3852
    @jaxconnery3852 2 года назад +2

    How do I deal with teammates who dislike me? They are jealous because I'm a 6'3 freshman and am in a position where people are scared ill take their spots in the future, i made the team barely and all they do is constantly talk smack and I just wanna play basketball and have fun.

    • @dukesogoated
      @dukesogoated 2 года назад +1

      Just keep tryna be nice. U said it yourself, they r just jealous. Keep hooping

    • @Thatboygtmike
      @Thatboygtmike 2 года назад +1

      just keep meeting them with compassion until the end. Like you said they are jealous and intimidated. Continue to do your best and be kind.. only good things will unfold.

    • @DeepGameBasketball
      @DeepGameBasketball  2 года назад +3

      Team dynamics like this often work themselves out over time -- it's still quite early in the season, so I would just be patient and keep doing what you need to do. Don't shy away or back down, keep going at them on the court and being kind/relaxed with them off the court. Things will fall into place as the season progresses.

    • @jaxconnery3852
      @jaxconnery3852 Год назад +1

      @@DeepGameBasketball thanks so much!

  • @isaiahg7711
    @isaiahg7711 Год назад

    42:23

  • @vainqueurntoto8027
    @vainqueurntoto8027 2 года назад +1

    🌬️🌬️🌬️🌊🌊