🔥Earned ur 719th Subscriber! hey man i wish the best for you in your basketball journey to the NBA, however i have a question. sometimes when i play basketball against my team during trainings, i feel scared to use my true skills infront of people when they are watching because i think i may fail, what can i do to fix this? also sometimes when dribbling the basketball i lose the ball because it touches my palm and i lose the ball. How can i fix this and what parts of my hands should i use to dribble the basketball?
Much love man 🎹🎶🥶🔥 & I got you, hear what I say: 1) From now on when you practice by yourself, with the team, and doing regular things in life… practice doing everything with more confidence. Even if it doesn’t feel real, do things that a humble but very confident version of you would do. 🎸 2) You know you have the true skills, so now practice your skills even harder & better to build even more confidence 🏀 3) From this moment on, you are becoming a more bold, confident player. Tell your fears that you weren’t born with a spirit of fear, but of one of love, power, and a controlled mind. Everyday you work to have a stronger mentality and you build up the confidence of the people around you Bonus: take notes after every training and take notes of the moments you didn’t be your true self and take notes saying the good things you did Dribbling is mainly using your fingertips and not using the middle of your palm. And dribbling really hard while practicing. I have 2 dribbling advice videos on my channel if you’d like to check them out (starting with the shorter one first) 🙏🏾🌊🎶
@@SababuJones AY man thanks you soo much, i will keep on practicing ball handling but most importantly your tip of telling me that i should tell myself that i am a confident warrior and was born to be confident/fearless really helped me out in training. the court seemed much larger, i could drive without worrying and my shots were falling as a scored on teammates!
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🔥Earned ur 719th Subscriber! hey man i wish the best for you in your basketball journey to the NBA, however i have a question. sometimes when i play basketball against my team during trainings, i feel scared to use my true skills infront of people when they are watching because i think i may fail, what can i do to fix this? also sometimes when dribbling the basketball i lose the ball because it touches my palm and i lose the ball. How can i fix this and what parts of my hands should i use to dribble the basketball?
Much love man 🎹🎶🥶🔥 & I got you, hear what I say: 1) From now on when you practice by yourself, with the team, and doing regular things in life… practice doing everything with more confidence. Even if it doesn’t feel real, do things that a humble but very confident version of you would do. 🎸 2) You know you have the true skills, so now practice your skills even harder & better to build even more confidence 🏀 3) From this moment on, you are becoming a more bold, confident player. Tell your fears that you weren’t born with a spirit of fear, but of one of love, power, and a controlled mind. Everyday you work to have a stronger mentality and you build up the confidence of the people around you
Bonus: take notes after every training and take notes of the moments you didn’t be your true self and take notes saying the good things you did
Dribbling is mainly using your fingertips and not using the middle of your palm. And dribbling really hard while practicing. I have 2 dribbling advice videos on my channel if you’d like to check them out (starting with the shorter one first) 🙏🏾🌊🎶
@@SababuJones AY man thanks you soo much, i will keep on practicing ball handling but most importantly your tip of telling me that i should tell myself that i am a confident warrior and was born to be confident/fearless really helped me out in training. the court seemed much larger, i could drive without worrying and my shots were falling as a scored on teammates!