SO basically they just explained how he is not traveling, and you still bitch that he will travel... You people are fucking idiots and I hate the Rockets....
I’m a high school official and this is helpful. I am officiating a nba g league game and it’s the morning of can’t sleep trying to prepare. Never thought I’d have this opportunity
Gather step is not that hard to understand. it’s just a stupid rule. that’s why nowhere else in the world allows it. It’s an intentionally vague rule to allow players more freedom with their steps in any given situation where they are dribbling or catching the ball. this rule in combination with the defensive 3-sec and no handchecking is why Luka said it’s eaiser to score in the US. Defense wasn’t killed by 3 pointers it was killed by the rules being written for ratings instead of honest basketball.
Key point, the gather step is the foot that is on the ground when you gather the ball, if you gather while you're in the air there is no gather step, the first foot to land after the gather would be your first step (pivot)
So they come up with the "gather step" to keep from calling traveling so much....Yeah still looks like traveling to me...still taking 3 steps after the last dribble...
The idea is supposed to be that steps don't count until you CONTROL the ball. Some person decided this meant someone is "gathering" the ball and named it that. For some crazy reason they extended this to be its own thing. Now you can control the ball, take a free step even though you already have control, then set your pivot foot, then take your "second" (actually third) step and it's not a travel. The real rule is steps count once you control the ball, that is 2 hands on the ball, one hand palming the ball, or one hand under the ball. At that point your pivot foot is set. You can lift your pivot foot but the moment it comes back down you have traveled. This is why you get "2 steps".
@@MrCHI2cool Yes, just because he was showing it blatantly and with no Flair, That's why the ref called it, but when you see the coach doing it this makes it clear it's a travel, and bullshit invented in the NBA for spectacular dunks. Rule was and should be this, the moment You stop dribling it's step one if not You are doing 3 steps when basket only allows 2 and you make it injust because It depends if the ref likes your dunk or not
it just comes down to understanding a LIVE dribble and when it comes to an end. Many people make the misconception of thinking that a live dribble ends after one bounce of the basketball and two steps. Fact of the matter is there is no limit to how many steps the ball handler can take while the dribble is LIVE. A LIVE dribble comes to an end when the ball comes to a rest in one hand or the ball is grabbed by both hands. The ball handler is allowed to gather the ball when this occurs. Once you get a good understanding of that all of these moves make legal sense. When explaining this to people after they get it most of them tell me it's because they couldn't find the right words. Most people make the mistake of simply going directly to explaining a GATHER step without explaining what a LIVE DRIBBLE is and when it comes to an end ...[WHEN YOU GATHER IT] Coach....at 3:27 when you did your lay up and the ref said it may come into question it's because you were doing it so slowly that the ball came to a rest in your hand thereby terminating your dribble ... THAT'S why he said that was tricky. When you did it faster it was clean because the ball did not appear to come to a rest in your hand. So YES....speed does matter because if you're GATHERING too slowly in one hand and it comes to a rest then your dribble ended at that point and your two steps began .
That's where it gets tricky. The very best at it prolong the final contact with the ball by quite a bit by almost palming (and sometimes blatantly palming) the ball and slowing it down very deliberately and delaying the contact with the 2nd hand to the maximum. It's very hard to spot because these guys have giant hands and excellent technique.
@@mattsavage6365 precisely....these are amazing athletes that are very fast and have huge hands that can palm the ball without it even seeming like it occurs. Officiating at the highest level is extremely difficult.
Wow. I did not know that there's no step limit when the dribble is still live. So i guess it's technically legal to run the ball all the way to the other end of the court as long as the player's palm does not go underneath the axis of the ball. I mean, it's impossible to do due to gravity but still legal. Learned something new today. Thanks for the info, man!
@@jhdivina correct... Think about it. That's why you can literally run with the ball while dribbling up the court... because there is no step limit while your dribble is live. It's why you can push the ball in front of you in a full court sprint without a two step limit. It's why you can you can toss the ball between the defenders leg on the run and keep dribbling while taking more than two steps so long as you don't grab the ball with two hands or palm it with one.
@@MrE_ The thing is dribble ends when a player touches the ball with both hands or puts hand under the ball. Travel rules are actually simple if you understand them.
Fans understand the rules. You just understand them differently. The NBA is KNOWN for NOT making these calls. We always knew that. Now we are being forced to watch people do them on PURPOSE. The two steps ARE for the purpose of gathering. Calling 1-2-3. 0-1-2, doesn't make what was done legal, it just makes the game easier to call. But once the players know they get it, they take it!
Absolutely. I am so disappointed in the NBA. It is becoming a freak show and it's mostly caused by these rules. The rules are favoring pure strength and height instead of skill.
Actually the NBA used to enforce the rules back when mj was still playing. Then they just stopped and started letting players like labron James and James harden go on a nature hike before they have to dribble. Lol.
This is a bunch of mental gymnastics around the fact that it is traveling and adding terminology like the "gather step" is just an equivalent to the reality of a third step. All of the discussion around the "steps not looking like a travel when its in motion" is not valid because traveling is not dependent on how fast you are moving just if you pick up and put down your established pivot foot before passing or shooting.
Thanks for a great video coach! At 3:14, the rest of the guys are actually correct that it's indeed a travel - you just passed over the border into taking TWO gather steps. Look closely where your hand is on the ball on the very first step that you claim is before your gather step. It's underneath the ball - so effectively that means you already started your gather step. After that you take three steps. This is what raises true concern in a lot of comment sections, cause it's happening all over the league - one gather step is legal, but ever so slightly players have snuck in more and more of a pre-gather, making it a travel if you follow the rule book. You don't make the same move at 3:27, there the hand stays above the ball until you make your gather step. Obviously, one can make the argument that you held your hand beneath the basketball for demonstration purposes, to be able to move slowly. In that case, I rest my case :) But that's really what's happening in the NBA, so it's still very valid to argue against that move.
This comment should absolutely be pinned. And this is exactly why "horizontal hang" is more contentious than "vertical hang" (like in the case of a windmill). Because horizontal hang can easily be a carry when the hand is close to 90 degrees. Even more contentious is when the first step occurs *at the exact same time* as both hands touch the ball (this happens a lot in NBA). Some consider this step 0, others step 1. But NBA rules state step 1 occurs AFTER gaining control of the ball. The problem is when it occurs simultaneously, technically it's not AFTER. And so I think most NBA refs' calls are indeed correct when they count the "simultaneous step" as step 0.
I don't think this video really addressed the real traveling violation controversy. I'll have to make one and ask coach to check it out and see what people really argue over.
In the NBA and FIBA, you are also given a "gather step". When a player has taken more than 3 steps without the ball being dribbled, a traveling violation is called. The rule was 2 steps before 2018, but The International Basketball Federation, also known as FIBA changed the rule.
What made this confusing is because prior to this era of basketball with players like James Harden, etc. this move would have been called a travel. There was no such thing as a gather step then and if there was, refs even ignored it. You pick your dribble then you're just allowed 2 steps to take a shot or pass the ball, that's it. So please, someone from FIBA, the NBA or whatever tell us when this "gather step" rule started. I remember when Manu Ginobili got to the NBA and started doing his "euro step", some fans thought it was a travel also but it was clearly not based on the 2-step rule. Then James Harden came along and suddenly we now have this "gather step" rule....
it came in 2009, it is what it is, we cant get mad at harden for taking advantage of a rule change, hes a genius because hes the first one who realized what you can actually do with an extra step and thats why hes so unguardable
03:14 thats actually travelling...you are palming the ball so you are already in control of the ball before your feet touches the floor...you cant move forward with the ball (that means that you are controlling the ball ) so every step counts...
The gather step is a stupid rule. People complain enough about how bad the refs arr but now they also have to discern where in a players twinkle-toed dance routine the gather step begins? It used to be simple. 2 steps from the last dribble.
I miss “Can u hear me shaking my head?!” 😂😂 I’m deadass I miss that so much. So happy pre season is happening so I can finally have some basketball besides Drew League and BIG3.
You're supposed to jump off both feet at the same time on the last two steps. Every level I've played at has called it a travel if they are two independent steps. I think the rule has morphed and changed over the years just like other sports rules have for higher scoring games, which keeps fans interested and seats filled.
jesus u must have played in 1963 then because never have I heard you have to jump off both feet. it used to just be that the gather step is the first step of your 1-2, not the zero. whatever you said is null and void and frankly makes no sense whatsoever.
Players are abusing this sooo hard. They keep the dribble "live" with one hand on the ball (or even under the ball since carrying and palming is not whistled) to allow them to make several steps without actually committing to an action. That's why the defenses seem so bad. It's not that the defenders became worse or that they don't try anymore. They just can't predict the offense since it has so many options due the dribble being "live" even when it's an obvious carry or palming. If they started calling carry the defenses would magically improve as the offense becomes more predictable.
What if I dribble, step. Then while the ball is still "live" step gather then 1, 2. I do it sometimes on a hop step. I dribble take a step, still have the ball in one hand take a step forward and drag the ball with one hand (still live can dribble straight after this step) then as I land gather on one foot, step back land on 2 and shoot. So basically gather step, 1, 2 although an additional step before where the ball is still live
Similar to how kicking the feet out on a 3 pt shot used to get 3 free throws, this will also be changed to a violation. You can no longer kick your feet out and soon you wont be able to prolong your dribbles.
I'd also want to hear about the START of the dribble. Like, watching LeBron in fast break action he catches, takes like five steps to pick up speed and only then starts to dribble.
I think it comes down to when the player is considered to have possession of the ball. Also if you're a super star like Bron or Giannis you get an extra 2-3 steps for free lol.
Hey Coach Nick, at 8:22, when Devin discontinues his dribble while both feet are on the ground, how come he can take 2 steps afterwards? Doesn't his left foot become his pivot foot so when he puts it back down its a travel?
Good stuff on the gather. Two points of emphasis missed: It has to be a gather-one-two step. No left-left-right, or right-right-left, that's not normal motion, and thus a travel. (so take care on that stepback, if you hop into it, either hop with the proper foot early, or be exactly on time. If you have a rhythm of hopping but hopping left-right-up out of a left foot stepback, that's a travel) Second, the moment the hand is under the ball, the ball is gathered. So the windmill-gather starts when the hand carries the ball up, not so much when the ball is touched by both hands.
That’s not accurate. A euro step moves in two directions and is perfectly legal. Nothing in the rule book dictates which direction the 2 steps need to be in
BBALLBREAKDOWN do you think he meant that you can’t go left foot down-left foot down-right foot down? Like the triple jump in track and field. Saying that the cadence needs to always be alternating feet down only. So euro-step is cool, but triple jump is not? I’ve seen one play were Steph Curry came really close to using the triple-jump cadence and it was extremely effective at getting past his man, but looked really close to a travel. Watching in slow-mo you could tell he was just changing the cadence of his feet while utilizing the gather. Thanks for the great content!
@@bballbreakdown I was talking about cadence and which foot came down, not so much about direction. So a triple jump (like athletics) is not allowed. If you step back with your left foot, then land into a hop, but not with two feet simultaneously, that may be a travel if you land left-right.
So as I understand it, if you step then gather, that step doesn't count in your two steps (since it's the gather step). But the moment you gather, any step after counts in your two steps. So, since speed shouldn't matter, you can step, gather, pump fake a floater on one leg, then take two steps. Heck, after the pump fake, you could even chain it into an up and under. Please correct me if I'm wrong, since I'm tired of getting called for travels in pickup games when I do this, and I need to know if the move is actually legal or not.
Because teams want multiple ball pocessions. If the bigs takes shot, there'll be less offensive rebounder. If the shot missed, The opponent gets their defensive rebound and the ball pocession ends. compared to a shot taken with maximum number of bigs go for the rebound and possible second chance opportunity .
If possible... to dunk from the 3 point line would it still be considered a 3 point shot? If so does that also apply to a lay-up from the 3 point line?
3:13 In my opinion, this particular one it's illegal. He gathered the ball at 3:14 with his right foot being his pivot. Then, he made 3 steps (left - right - left). In my understaning, when your dribling, once you gather the ball you can't change your pivot foot
hi coach nick awesome content in videos. first id like to say that i totally agree with you on your demonstration or how the gather is used especially in nba. i have a question i hope you can understand and either answer or make a video on a gather step scenario... my question is, does the gather step have to be on the ground or does it still count as a gather if receiving the ball mid air. let me break it down (1) receiving a pass in transition to a lay up, player is running has first step in contact with the ground (gather step) as he catches the ball continues on to step 1 and 2 lay up no problem lots of videos on that.. (2) receiving a pass in transition for lay up, player hops before receiving the ball catches ball mid air lands is that still a gather step continue on to step 1 and 2 shoot.? essentially landing taking 3 clear steps is this allowed cant seem to find a video or player doing this but definitely a possible option. i interpreted a gather step meant to be gather the ball on contact with the ground not catching a pass mid air. but my ref trainer says the rule is a player on the move is allowed a (0) step/gather step followed by steps 1 and 2. which would make both scenarios legal. confused please help!!!!
As many as you can. While maintaining a Dribble it is IMPOSSIBLE to Travel. That is a FUNDAMENTAL RULE of the game. Unless your Dribble Officially ENDS for some reason you cannot Travel.
Eli he said “to him” so just let him live his own fantasy and have his own NBA rules. but as far as real NBA rules, its not a travel if done exactly how its explained in the video lol. let him think what he wants
@Ty Thomas Boxing Training no one's changing the rules. What used to be doesn't always have to be what IS. Something doesn't automatically become true because that's "how it used to be" or "how it's always been". If the only reason you wanna insist that these moves are travels is because you weren't seeing them before, then you're just delusional. These are innovations in footwork and scoring and you oldheads refuse to appreciate it because you haven't seen this type of stuff before. clowns lmao
Except you can take more than 1 gather step, apparently. Like sometimes harden will take 2 or 3 steps while gathering. The rule doesnt say how many gather steps you're allowed so maybe that's why.
I like how they try to use a 3rd step and still make an excuse to call it a gather that’s sorry ! Anything more than 2 steps is a travel make it more simple rather than trying to make a violation legal 😂
From 3:50 to 4:50, what happens if the player puts their hand under the ball OR tucks the ball? This is a situation without the other hand and only with the one hand. I’ve seen this done, but I want to know the official ruling on this move.
If anyone can show me anywhere in the NBA rulebook where the term "gather step" is used, PLEEEEEEEASE do it. The gather step is just some post-hoc shit people came up with after the NBA decided to stop calling traveling. That's it.
And holy shit, what filayyy did at 4:00 was a travel and a half. You don't get to take wild steps just bc you're hanging the ball over your head on some extended dribble/non-dribble gather.
Rule 10, Section XIII-Traveling (NBA). A player who receives the ball while he is progressing or upon completion of a dribble, may take two steps in coming to a stop, passing or shooting the ball. A player who receives the ball while he is progressing must release the ball to start his dribble before his second step..... more and more. google and you might find something sometimes.
Quote from NBA Rulebook. You're allowed 2 steps upon completion of a dribble, so if you dribble while pushing off of one foot it is not counted toward one of your 2 allowed steps. Conclusion: This occurrence is more commonly referred to as taking "two-and-a-halfsteps", where the half step is the "gather step".
NBA Twitter needs this.. I consistently see guys comment travel under a highlight from Harden.. Lebron.. etc. I can argue all day that it’s not a travel but it’s all on preference of player.. if you like the player you’ll ignore his faults.. kinda like how ppl say Lebron travels but Giannis can take one dribble from the free throw line and everyone is in awe.. don’t let bias blind you.. there’s a reason these guys are in the NBA getting paid millions.. the skills needed in the league nowadays are crazy
Also have to consider the fact that NBA players have large hands and are able to control the ball and continue their dribble without getting called for a carry. Most people cannot keep their dribble live in a "fake" gather without carrying the ball. Also another question that I have is that you don't necessarily need to have two hands on the ball to gather.
Players can carry the ball in ONE HAND and run 2 and 3 steps before releasing the ball for shot or pass. This used to be called carrying the ball and was a violation.
“We’re here to stop all the debate about traveling and explain the gather step” Not even 4 mins later 3:15 😂😂💀 its good though this helps me understand it better
Coach, for the example at 7:35 when he goes behind his back, isn't the dribble dead once his left hand touches the ball? Cos you can't pass the ball to yourself from hand to hand then continue to dribble.
4:05-4:15 I think that's a travel. Once the ball is gathered, the foot on the ground is a pivot foot. The gather step is pretty technical to pull off. A gather step has to be taken off the ground before gathering the ball before the 1,2 step for it to be legal. Similarly, we can gather into a hop step and pivot off either foot if the gather step was done correctly. If the ball was gathered too early during the step into a hop step, the player cannot pivot - she has to shoot, pass, or jump and shoot or pass before landing - since both feet are treated as a pivot foot. If either one is lifted and placed back down, that's a walk. Does this sound right?
Similar issue appears at 7:39-7:49. This highlights my point. The first one appears to be a travel, and the second one looks clean (it's very close to traveling though).
Who knows it’s by far the dumbest basketball term I’ve ever encountered. All it does is confuses people. The most important thing that people don’t emphasize is when the dribble ended (when was the ball picked up by two hands or when did it come to a stop)
Added to give these players another step to make the game easier for them. Instead of enforcing the rules they change the rules for these players that can't play fair.
I really have a doubt. Is it necessary to start the layup with a dribble. I basically mean is it *dribble 1,2* or *gather 1,2.* By gather 1,2 I mean you are running with the ball in one of your hands then you start the layup without dribble.
I am getting so tired of specifically Harden haters saying everything he does is a travel. He maybe travels one out of twenty times he does a stepback or euro but he messes up the footwork once and everyone acts like that's the norm.
dribble- step -catch - 2 steps. if your step lands while the ball is still on the way up it's legal. if you go dribble-catch-step- 2 steps that's travel.
there is no 3 step rule. the only number in the rule book is 2. and the only steps that are counted are after the gather. you could have 10 gather steps if you stutter step before gathering, then take your 2 legal steps. so stop with the 3 step bs.
@@deeppatel7496 no, there is no 3 steps. The rules say 2 steps after the termination of a dribble. There can be multiple gather steps so your 3 step bs is just that. BS.
@@rshinn8776 lmao u missed my point Ik what gather steps are I just said we should just call it 3 steps because most people are to stupid to understand what a gather step is
We was taught 3 steps & ur good, naturally when u count 3 steps your first will be your gather since you need 2 hands on the ball for your 2 steps & no dribble
Went to NBA Ref school. On the 1st day the instructor told us open books to Chapter 3. I asked how about Chapters 1&2 Traveling & Palming ?? He said don't worry about them. They won't be on the Test.
The ref calls a travel on Nick at first, then changes his mind later. Even he doesn't know for sure what a gather step is. That's why people get upset. Can you hear me shaking my head?
Let’s look at what it really is. Refs have a hard time telling when a dribble ends if the player is moving fast and the modern nba has been tweaked to sell offense, not defense. At this point the core rules of basketball are so far gone we’re allowing a 3rd ambiguous step, similar to suddenly allowing carrying when Iverson entered the league. Dollar signs and views trump fundamental rules.
the issue at 3.09 is that because he is going slow he carrys the ball with one hand before gathering it with two hands. In effect the carry is the the gather. I think ?
I think they allowed the gather step for more rhythm, fluidity of movement and for the consistency of calls. If they would remove the gather step completely 90% players would be called travel. It just happens that some players are more creative and somehow finding ways exploiting that rule, not violating it.
They allowed it because now you have more guys with less fundamentals and the whistle would be blowing all game. That would result into less entertainment, lower scores, less tickets being sold, less television views, etc. In the grand scheme of it all, it comes down to MONEY!!!!!!!!
Had a whole argument on Twitter the other day because someone said you're not allowed to take 2 steps laterally after the gather step, which would make stepbacks and sidesteps illegal. He also said you're only allowed 1 step after the gather, which is also straight wrong, because that would then make a lot of euro steps illegal. The argument was about a move someone did that was very similar to what Devin did at 7:10, except the guy in the Twitter video put the ball behind his back to switch hands and then shot the 3. It was a behind-the-back gather step into a 3.
this rule is so weird - the traveling rules shouldn't be determined by the gather, having two hands on the ball, it should be a judgement based on 'control'. In a league where everyone can palm the ball like crazy, it's insane to define the rule based on the gather, since you can do the harden/giannis shit where you take several steps with the ball in one hand before you 'gain control' of the ball by putting the second hand on it.
You can gather the ball with one hand underneath as well, aka "carrying". There isnt a rule that limits the amount of steps you can take while your dribble is still alive, so judging it based on "control" would never work. There would have to be an implementation of a rule that limits your steps between dribbles to 2 for that to work. And they would never do that because it would in turn make moves like the stutter step illegal.
@@Ryan-yu5kt Agree - with "palming" I tried to refer to carrying - seems to me that It's one rule not being called that influences the other one. When we count steps from the harden step-back or the giannis euro the problem is that the gather doesn't happen before they put the second hand on it, right? Maybe control is a bad word - a one-hand-gather would be just as efficient, as it would still exclude those moves counting the steps at an earlier point.. personally though I like that the nba is a little loose with the carry-calls - so I would hope you could create a rule for the one-hand-gather without taking away the handles
@@pureluv36 There already is a rule for the one-hand-gather. If you put your hand under the ball your dribble is dead and you then are allowed 2 steps.
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@@bballbreakdown I started playing again this year at 38. I'm actually playing better than I ever did, due to YT tutorials! I only got to C Grade though :D Last time I played was in 2005. LOL!
They just proved the gather step in the NBA is 3 steps. It’s just not exciting when the game is tight down to the end and a player like James drives picks the ball up at the 3 point line and bulls his way to the rim with a gather step(3 steps).
Question can u self pass before starting ur dribble like can u literally throw the ball up in the air and catching it without moving ur pivot foot or is this not legal
that Durant out-of-bound saves is legendary! lol
Not much has made me that angry as I was whilst watching live
Lmao 😂
Which game?
jammer lj Against the Rockets last year
@@the2dudes1 I mean, at least the rockets won that game with a harden game winning three tho
James Harden about to watch this and create a “legal 7 step layup”
@Aaron Davis i came here to say the same thing. could stutter a hundred times, as long as you didn't gather the dribble is still live.
Melo been doin that when he's pulling up a jump shot
@Aaron Davis cant i think that would count as a carry
Or may be 9!
SO basically they just explained how he is not traveling, and you still bitch that he will travel... You people are fucking idiots and I hate the Rockets....
I’m a high school official and this is helpful. I am officiating a nba g league game and it’s the morning of can’t sleep trying to prepare. Never thought I’d have this opportunity
It’s been a year. Hope your career has elevated bruh. 💯
So basically, the Gather step is a gathering of steps called Traveling.
3:12 coach nick was about to do a 360 dunk but decided to spare the rim
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Looks awkward. This Nick guy probably sucks @ basketball.
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Gather step is not that hard to understand. it’s just a stupid rule. that’s why nowhere else in the world allows it. It’s an intentionally vague rule to allow players more freedom with their steps in any given situation where they are dribbling or catching the ball. this rule in combination with the defensive 3-sec and no handchecking is why Luka said it’s eaiser to score in the US. Defense wasn’t killed by 3 pointers it was killed by the rules being written for ratings instead of honest basketball.
Coach nick flexing with the ones!
And with the travel
Key point, the gather step is the foot that is on the ground when you gather the ball, if you gather while you're in the air there is no gather step, the first foot to land after the gather would be your first step (pivot)
So they come up with the "gather step" to keep from calling traveling so much....Yeah still looks like traveling to me...still taking 3 steps after the last dribble...
Literally a gather step. Not illegal. Very deceiving. Not a big deal.
The idea is supposed to be that steps don't count until you CONTROL the ball. Some person decided this meant someone is "gathering" the ball and named it that. For some crazy reason they extended this to be its own thing. Now you can control the ball, take a free step even though you already have control, then set your pivot foot, then take your "second" (actually third) step and it's not a travel.
The real rule is steps count once you control the ball, that is 2 hands on the ball, one hand palming the ball, or one hand under the ball. At that point your pivot foot is set. You can lift your pivot foot but the moment it comes back down you have traveled. This is why you get "2 steps".
Yeah it’s wild to me. They need to get rid of the gather step, and bring back hand checking and more physical defense.
They eliminated hand checking in the 1990's during Jordan times. And noob they only made zone legal defense starts of the 2001-02 season @@Armando316
They really called Coach slow for a few minutes straight tho lolol
Right
And he was right too!
@@MrCHI2cool Yes, just because he was showing it blatantly and with no Flair, That's why the ref called it, but when you see the coach doing it this makes it clear it's a travel, and bullshit invented in the NBA for spectacular dunks. Rule was and should be this, the moment You stop dribling it's step one if not You are doing 3 steps when basket only allows 2 and you make it injust because It depends if the ref likes your dunk or not
@@ivanpardo1752 you sound like someone who doesn’t play at a high level. The rule being the way it is allows for more skill expression.
@@jourdansarpy4935 and you play at a high level?
it just comes down to understanding a LIVE dribble and when it comes to an end. Many people make the misconception of thinking that a live dribble ends after one bounce of the basketball and two steps. Fact of the matter is there is no limit to how many steps the ball handler can take while the dribble is LIVE. A LIVE dribble comes to an end when the ball comes to a rest in one hand or the ball is grabbed by both hands. The ball handler is allowed to gather the ball when this occurs. Once you get a good understanding of that all of these moves make legal sense.
When explaining this to people after they get it most of them tell me it's because they couldn't find the right words.
Most people make the mistake of simply going directly to explaining a GATHER step without explaining what a LIVE DRIBBLE is and when it comes to an end ...[WHEN YOU GATHER IT]
Coach....at 3:27 when you did your lay up and the ref said it may come into question it's because you were doing it so slowly that the ball came to a rest in your hand thereby terminating your dribble ... THAT'S why he said that was tricky. When you did it faster it was clean because the ball did not appear to come to a rest in your hand. So YES....speed does matter because if you're GATHERING too slowly in one hand and it comes to a rest then your dribble ended at that point and your two steps began
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That's where it gets tricky. The very best at it prolong the final contact with the ball by quite a bit by almost palming (and sometimes blatantly palming) the ball and slowing it down very deliberately and delaying the contact with the 2nd hand to the maximum. It's very hard to spot because these guys have giant hands and excellent technique.
@@mattsavage6365 precisely....these are amazing athletes that are very fast and have huge hands that can palm the ball without it even seeming like it occurs.
Officiating at the highest level is extremely difficult.
Wow. I did not know that there's no step limit when the dribble is still live. So i guess it's technically legal to run the ball all the way to the other end of the court as long as the player's palm does not go underneath the axis of the ball. I mean, it's impossible to do due to gravity but still legal.
Learned something new today. Thanks for the info, man!
@@jhdivina correct... Think about it.
That's why you can literally run with the ball while dribbling up the court... because there is no step limit while your dribble is live. It's why you can push the ball in front of you in a full court sprint without a two step limit. It's why you can you can toss the ball between the defenders leg on the run and keep dribbling while taking more than two steps so long as you don't grab the ball with two hands or palm it with one.
@@randyman67789 that makes sense
Traveling the most confusing rule in basketball
I wish they'd just count two steps after the last dribble, no more, no less. Just like middle school and high school basketball
Seito Stockman spoken like a true sour old man
I disagree, it is very simple
@@MrE_ The thing is dribble ends when a player touches the ball with both hands or puts hand under the ball. Travel rules are actually simple if you understand them.
@Seito Stockman THANK YOU!!!
Are you ever gonna get into the James harden step back or is that the season finale
Lots of episodes coming up
he did already search
Mo A yeah but I know there’s more to it
DIFFERENT NAME he already has a video on the step backs
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Fans understand the rules. You just understand them differently. The NBA is KNOWN for NOT making these calls. We always knew that. Now we are being forced to watch people do them on PURPOSE. The two steps ARE for the purpose of gathering. Calling 1-2-3. 0-1-2, doesn't make what was done legal, it just makes the game easier to call. But once the players know they get it, they take it!
Absolutely.
I am so disappointed in the NBA. It is becoming a freak show and it's mostly caused by these rules.
The rules are favoring pure strength and height instead of skill.
Actually the NBA used to enforce the rules back when mj was still playing. Then they just stopped and started letting players like labron James and James harden go on a nature hike before they have to dribble. Lol.
@@myke421what’s the difference the when the ball is counted as picked up the steps start counting from then on
This is a bunch of mental gymnastics around the fact that it is traveling and adding terminology like the "gather step" is just an equivalent to the reality of a third step. All of the discussion around the "steps not looking like a travel when its in motion" is not valid because traveling is not dependent on how fast you are moving just if you pick up and put down your established pivot foot before passing or shooting.
For all that are still confused, the NBA put out a video talking about EXACTLY what we are saying here. Go check it out if you need to.
Why aren’t you verified
can you copy and paste the link please?
Where???
What sort of bullshit comment is this? Paste the link, clown.
@@myskullisred stop being lazy. Clown
Thanks for a great video coach! At 3:14, the rest of the guys are actually correct that it's indeed a travel - you just passed over the border into taking TWO gather steps. Look closely where your hand is on the ball on the very first step that you claim is before your gather step. It's underneath the ball - so effectively that means you already started your gather step. After that you take three steps. This is what raises true concern in a lot of comment sections, cause it's happening all over the league - one gather step is legal, but ever so slightly players have snuck in more and more of a pre-gather, making it a travel if you follow the rule book. You don't make the same move at 3:27, there the hand stays above the ball until you make your gather step.
Obviously, one can make the argument that you held your hand beneath the basketball for demonstration purposes, to be able to move slowly. In that case, I rest my case :) But that's really what's happening in the NBA, so it's still very valid to argue against that move.
This comment should absolutely be pinned. And this is exactly why "horizontal hang" is more contentious than "vertical hang" (like in the case of a windmill). Because horizontal hang can easily be a carry when the hand is close to 90 degrees. Even more contentious is when the first step occurs *at the exact same time* as both hands touch the ball (this happens a lot in NBA). Some consider this step 0, others step 1. But NBA rules state step 1 occurs AFTER gaining control of the ball. The problem is when it occurs simultaneously, technically it's not AFTER. And so I think most NBA refs' calls are indeed correct when they count the "simultaneous step" as step 0.
Thank you for the explanation. The video never managed that the reason for the call was the hand under the ball. Very misleading.
NBA Twitter really needs to see this one lmfao
Excellent format here with the ref and other experts. More please.
I don't think this video really addressed the real traveling violation controversy. I'll have to make one and ask coach to check it out and see what people really argue over.
In the NBA and FIBA, you are also given a "gather step". When a player has taken more than 3 steps without the ball being dribbled, a traveling violation is called. The rule was 2 steps before 2018, but The International Basketball Federation, also known as FIBA changed the rule.
Thank you for this video. Very much needed in the modern nba.
What made this confusing is because prior to this era of basketball with players like James Harden, etc. this move would have been called a travel. There was no such thing as a gather step then and if there was, refs even ignored it. You pick your dribble then you're just allowed 2 steps to take a shot or pass the ball, that's it. So please, someone from FIBA, the NBA or whatever tell us when this "gather step" rule started. I remember when Manu Ginobili got to the NBA and started doing his "euro step", some fans thought it was a travel also but it was clearly not based on the 2-step rule. Then James Harden came along and suddenly we now have this "gather step" rule....
it came in 2009, it is what it is, we cant get mad at harden for taking advantage of a rule change, hes a genius because hes the first one who realized what you can actually do with an extra step and thats why hes so unguardable
@@deeppatel7496 the rule will change again in 5 years and YALL will see what we’re talking about
03:14 thats actually travelling...you are palming the ball so you are already in control of the ball before your feet touches the floor...you cant move forward with the ball (that means that you are controlling the ball ) so every step counts...
If they still called palming the ball players today wouldn’t be able to move five feet without traveling.
I almost died on that out of bounds play with kd😂
Was hella funny
The gather step is a stupid rule. People complain enough about how bad the refs arr but now they also have to discern where in a players twinkle-toed dance routine the gather step begins? It used to be simple. 2 steps from the last dribble.
I miss “Can u hear me shaking my head?!” 😂😂 I’m deadass I miss that so much. So happy pre season is happening so I can finally have some basketball besides Drew League and BIG3.
Experienced basketball athletes look so much cleaner in their moves than amateurs, it's quite beautiful to watch specially in slow motion.
Thank you Bballbreakdown to inspire me to keep making nba videos and one of my favorite nba channel to watch and hope I can be big as you one day🙏
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Lebron packs a suitcase, overnight bag, shaving kit and a few more accessories every time he passes half court.
You're supposed to jump off both feet at the same time on the last two steps. Every level I've played at has called it a travel if they are two independent steps. I think the rule has morphed and changed over the years just like other sports rules have for higher scoring games, which keeps fans interested and seats filled.
Nope
@@cbone1982 Bingo!!
This is incredibly factually incorrect.
jesus u must have played in 1963 then because never have I heard you have to jump off both feet. it used to just be that the gather step is the first step of your 1-2, not the zero. whatever you said is null and void and frankly makes no sense whatsoever.
Players are abusing this sooo hard.
They keep the dribble "live" with one hand on the ball (or even under the ball since carrying and palming is not whistled) to allow them to make several steps without actually committing to an action.
That's why the defenses seem so bad. It's not that the defenders became worse or that they don't try anymore. They just can't predict the offense since it has so many options due the dribble being "live" even when it's an obvious carry or palming.
If they started calling carry the defenses would magically improve as the offense becomes more predictable.
Coach got that drip with those bred js and legacy 312s looooool
So can you do 8 steps on a fast break within one dribble and keep the ball positioned correctly without a travel violation
lol yea but it’ll probably get ripped in the process
"NEVER UNDERSTAND" Thank god i saw this video, i can go back to not understanding
well they explain it incorrectly in this video.
What if I dribble, step. Then while the ball is still "live" step gather then 1, 2. I do it sometimes on a hop step. I dribble take a step, still have the ball in one hand take a step forward and drag the ball with one hand (still live can dribble straight after this step) then as I land gather on one foot, step back land on 2 and shoot. So basically gather step, 1, 2 although an additional step before where the ball is still live
Similar to how kicking the feet out on a 3 pt shot used to get 3 free throws, this will also be changed to a violation. You can no longer kick your feet out and soon you wont be able to prolong your dribbles.
1 year later they still doing it man
half right
This may be one of the most important videos ever created!!!
Awesome thx
i agree
I'd also want to hear about the START of the dribble. Like, watching LeBron in fast break action he catches, takes like five steps to pick up speed and only then starts to dribble.
I think it comes down to when the player is considered to have possession of the ball. Also if you're a super star like Bron or Giannis you get an extra 2-3 steps for free lol.
Rules give you a two count. Like not just two steps, but a 2 count to start a dribble when receiving a pass while on the move.
Hey Coach Nick, at 8:22, when Devin discontinues his dribble while both feet are on the ground, how come he can take 2 steps afterwards? Doesn't his left foot become his pivot foot so when he puts it back down its a travel?
Good stuff on the gather. Two points of emphasis missed: It has to be a gather-one-two step. No left-left-right, or right-right-left, that's not normal motion, and thus a travel. (so take care on that stepback, if you hop into it, either hop with the proper foot early, or be exactly on time. If you have a rhythm of hopping but hopping left-right-up out of a left foot stepback, that's a travel)
Second, the moment the hand is under the ball, the ball is gathered. So the windmill-gather starts when the hand carries the ball up, not so much when the ball is touched by both hands.
That’s not accurate. A euro step moves in two directions and is perfectly legal. Nothing in the rule book dictates which direction the 2 steps need to be in
BBALLBREAKDOWN do you think he meant that you can’t go left foot down-left foot down-right foot down? Like the triple jump in track and field. Saying that the cadence needs to always be alternating feet down only. So euro-step is cool, but triple jump is not? I’ve seen one play were Steph Curry came really close to using the triple-jump cadence and it was extremely effective at getting past his man, but looked really close to a travel. Watching in slow-mo you could tell he was just changing the cadence of his feet while utilizing the gather. Thanks for the great content!
@@bballbreakdown I was talking about cadence and which foot came down, not so much about direction. So a triple jump (like athletics) is not allowed. If you step back with your left foot, then land into a hop, but not with two feet simultaneously, that may be a travel if you land left-right.
Correct, once the ball is gathered you cannot place the same foot down in succession (hop) you have to alternate left and right steps
So as I understand it, if you step then gather, that step doesn't count in your two steps (since it's the gather step). But the moment you gather, any step after counts in your two steps.
So, since speed shouldn't matter, you can step, gather, pump fake a floater on one leg, then take two steps. Heck, after the pump fake, you could even chain it into an up and under.
Please correct me if I'm wrong, since I'm tired of getting called for travels in pickup games when I do this, and I need to know if the move is actually legal or not.
Thanks for the information coach🙏🙏
This makes alot of sense. I love how it opens up for more skill expression.
The game has changed over the years, gone r the days of the big man that played down low ... 🏀
Because teams want multiple ball pocessions. If the bigs takes shot, there'll be less offensive rebounder. If the shot missed, The opponent gets their defensive rebound and the ball pocession ends. compared to a shot taken with maximum number of bigs go for the rebound and possible second chance opportunity .
Yeah then u got people like kristaps and dirk who shoot 3s haha
If possible... to dunk from the 3 point line would it still be considered a 3 point shot? If so does that also apply to a lay-up from the 3 point line?
Imma bout to use this knowledge in summer leagues💯🔥
What if the lay up is one handed? When do we count the 1 2?
You count to 2 steps but you actually have to count from "0" as in 0, 1, 2.
I know that sounds like BS but i'm being serious
King A you nvr lied💯
Hybrid Stomper Cheers mate I appreciate it
3:13 In my opinion, this particular one it's illegal. He gathered the ball at 3:14 with his right foot being his pivot. Then, he made 3 steps (left - right - left). In my understaning, when your dribling, once you gather the ball you can't change your pivot foot
he did his gather step on his left foot then right-left : legal.
hi coach nick awesome content in videos. first id like to say that i totally agree with you on your demonstration or how the gather is used especially in nba. i have a question i hope you can understand and either answer or make a video on a gather step scenario... my question is, does the gather step have to be on the ground or does it still count as a gather if receiving the ball mid air. let me break it down (1) receiving a pass in transition to a lay up, player is running has first step in contact with the ground (gather step) as he catches the ball continues on to step 1 and 2 lay up no problem lots of videos on that.. (2) receiving a pass in transition for lay up, player hops before receiving the ball catches ball mid air lands is that still a gather step continue on to step 1 and 2 shoot.? essentially landing taking 3 clear steps is this allowed cant seem to find a video or player doing this but definitely a possible option. i interpreted a gather step meant to be gather the ball on contact with the ground not catching a pass mid air. but my ref trainer says the rule is a player on the move is allowed a (0) step/gather step followed by steps 1 and 2. which would make both scenarios legal.
confused please help!!!!
How many steps can we take when the ball float in the air while dribbling?
As many as you can. While maintaining a Dribble it is IMPOSSIBLE to Travel. That is a FUNDAMENTAL RULE of the game. Unless your Dribble Officially ENDS for some reason you cannot Travel.
3 steps will always be a travel to me.
^ this guy gets it. You're right, don't let these guys confuse the populace. Your gather step is 100 percent your first step.
Yep the NBA and a college ref have no clue what they’re talking about. You’re sooooo right
Eli he said “to him” so just let him live his own fantasy and have his own NBA rules. but as far as real NBA rules, its not a travel if done exactly how its explained in the video lol. let him think what he wants
Every person on this comment is stubborn, stupid as hell, and non attentive at all.
@Ty Thomas Boxing Training no one's changing the rules. What used to be doesn't always have to be what IS. Something doesn't automatically become true because that's "how it used to be" or "how it's always been". If the only reason you wanna insist that these moves are travels is because you weren't seeing them before, then you're just delusional. These are innovations in footwork and scoring and you oldheads refuse to appreciate it because you haven't seen this type of stuff before. clowns lmao
I knew all this. But I hope this will help all the people saying Harden travels every time.
Didnt we already see this video?
Ikr?
Its the same intro bc its the same series
@@felixicuss ohhh you're right.
Da
@@felixicuss same series or video?
Except you can take more than 1 gather step, apparently. Like sometimes harden will take 2 or 3 steps while gathering. The rule doesnt say how many gather steps you're allowed so maybe that's why.
If you grab the ball early like nick, your pivot foot is moving when you've already picked up the ball. That's a travel
This. What Nick was doing is a travel.
It's all about the timing.
I like how they try to use a 3rd step and still make an excuse to call it a gather that’s sorry ! Anything more than 2 steps is a travel make it more simple rather than trying to make a violation legal 😂
3:17 hahaha that reaction
From 3:50 to 4:50, what happens if the player puts their hand under the ball OR tucks the ball? This is a situation without the other hand and only with the one hand. I’ve seen this done, but I want to know the official ruling on this move.
If anyone can show me anywhere in the NBA rulebook where the term "gather step" is used, PLEEEEEEEASE do it.
The gather step is just some post-hoc shit people came up with after the NBA decided to stop calling traveling. That's it.
And holy shit, what filayyy did at 4:00 was a travel and a half.
You don't get to take wild steps just bc you're hanging the ball over your head on some extended dribble/non-dribble gather.
Bro just stfu you sound dumb ass hell
Rule 10, Section XIII-Traveling (NBA).
A player who receives the ball while he is progressing or upon completion of a dribble, may take two steps in coming to a stop, passing or shooting the ball. A player who receives the ball while he is progressing must release the ball to start his dribble before his second step..... more and more.
google and you might find something sometimes.
Quote from NBA Rulebook. You're allowed 2 steps upon completion of a dribble, so if you dribble while pushing off of one foot it is not counted toward one of your 2 allowed steps. Conclusion: This occurrence is more commonly referred to as taking "two-and-a-halfsteps", where the half step is the "gather step".
@@aleksasimovic3613 yeah.. you're allowed two steps. We all know that.
There's nowhere in there that says there's some extra magical step in there
NBA Twitter needs this.. I consistently see guys comment travel under a highlight from Harden.. Lebron.. etc.
I can argue all day that it’s not a travel but it’s all on preference of player.. if you like the player you’ll ignore his faults.. kinda like how ppl say Lebron travels but Giannis can take one dribble from the free throw line and everyone is in awe.. don’t let bias blind you.. there’s a reason these guys are in the NBA getting paid millions.. the skills needed in the league nowadays are crazy
Also have to consider the fact that NBA players have large hands and are able to control the ball and continue their dribble without getting called for a carry. Most people cannot keep their dribble live in a "fake" gather without carrying the ball.
Also another question that I have is that you don't necessarily need to have two hands on the ball to gather.
No part of your hand is allowed to go under the basketball, yet I see their entire hand below it many times while they still dribble
Players can carry the ball in ONE HAND and run 2 and 3 steps before releasing the ball for shot or pass. This used to be called carrying the ball and was a violation.
“We’re here to stop all the debate about traveling and explain the gather step”
Not even 4 mins later 3:15 😂😂💀
its good though this helps me understand it better
Coach, for the example at 7:35 when he goes behind his back, isn't the dribble dead once his left hand touches the ball? Cos you can't pass the ball to yourself from hand to hand then continue to dribble.
Coach nick low key got heated at the ref for a sec 😬😂
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4:05-4:15 I think that's a travel. Once the ball is gathered, the foot on the ground is a pivot foot. The gather step is pretty technical to pull off. A gather step has to be taken off the ground before gathering the ball before the 1,2 step for it to be legal. Similarly, we can gather into a hop step and pivot off either foot if the gather step was done correctly. If the ball was gathered too early during the step into a hop step, the player cannot pivot - she has to shoot, pass, or jump and shoot or pass before landing - since both feet are treated as a pivot foot. If either one is lifted and placed back down, that's a walk. Does this sound right?
Similar issue appears at 7:39-7:49. This highlights my point. The first one appears to be a travel, and the second one looks clean (it's very close to traveling though).
When you pick the ball up you got 2 steps. When was the “gather step” invented???
Who knows it’s by far the dumbest basketball term I’ve ever encountered. All it does is confuses people. The most important thing that people don’t emphasize is when the dribble ended (when was the ball picked up by two hands or when did it come to a stop)
It's been around for a while actually
Added to give these players another step to make the game easier for them. Instead of enforcing the rules they change the rules for these players that can't play fair.
the gather step is a rule in the nba, nba has different rules then college and highschool ball to make nba plays more interesting
That was created before the pre-gather step was introduced for the 4 step layup. Didn't you get there memo 😂 we need to sell more tickets
I really have a doubt. Is it necessary to start the layup with a dribble. I basically mean is it *dribble 1,2* or *gather 1,2.*
By gather 1,2 I mean you are running with the ball in one of your hands then you start the layup without dribble.
I am getting so tired of specifically Harden haters saying everything he does is a travel. He maybe travels one out of twenty times he does a stepback or euro but he messes up the footwork once and everyone acts like that's the norm.
He travel 50/50 he makes fun of the rules of basketball. Back it the days we been doin only lay up 2 stroke enginee fuck tthah shit miss old NBA
dribble- step -catch - 2 steps.
if your step lands while the ball is still on the way up it's legal. if you go dribble-catch-step- 2 steps that's travel.
I understand the rule since I was 7 really easy.... 3 step rule is international though
There is no such thing, you dumb fuck
there is no 3 step rule. the only number in the rule book is 2. and the only steps that are counted are after the gather. you could have 10 gather steps if you stutter step before gathering, then take your 2 legal steps. so stop with the 3 step bs.
@@rshinn8776 the gather step is the 3rd step man, but to make it understandable its just easier to say 3 steps instead of a zero/gather step and 1, 2
@@deeppatel7496 no, there is no 3 steps. The rules say 2 steps after the termination of a dribble. There can be multiple gather steps so your 3 step bs is just that. BS.
@@rshinn8776 lmao u missed my point Ik what gather steps are I just said we should just call it 3 steps because most people are to stupid to understand what a gather step is
We was taught 3 steps & ur good, naturally when u count 3 steps your first will be your gather since you need 2 hands on the ball for your 2 steps & no dribble
Same here, I got people trying to argue with me saying it’s only 2 steps
3:25 you traveling coach!
JesusIsGOD lmfaooo
“That would come into question” 😂
COACH NICK FT. INTHELAB AND FILAYYYY ARE YOU SERIOUS
Went to NBA Ref school. On the 1st day the instructor told us open books to Chapter 3. I asked how about Chapters 1&2 Traveling & Palming ?? He said don't worry about them. They won't be on the Test.
The ref calls a travel on Nick at first, then changes his mind later. Even he doesn't know for sure what a gather step is. That's why people get upset. Can you hear me shaking my head?
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Because Nick is unathletic and is janky af with the way he was gathering. The move itself that he was trying to do is legal
@@Ryan-yu5kt so true
The ref was 100% consistent. Coach Nick changed what he was doing and so the call changed.
Let’s look at what it really is. Refs have a hard time telling when a dribble ends if the player is moving fast and the modern nba has been tweaked to sell offense, not defense. At this point the core rules of basketball are so far gone we’re allowing a 3rd ambiguous step, similar to suddenly allowing carrying when Iverson entered the league. Dollar signs and views trump fundamental rules.
Air Jordan 1 Breds tho 😍😍
the issue at 3.09 is that because he is going slow he carrys the ball with one hand before gathering it with two hands. In effect the carry is the the gather. I think ?
I think they allowed the gather step for more rhythm, fluidity of movement and for the consistency of calls. If they would remove the gather step completely 90% players would be called travel.
It just happens that some players are more creative and somehow finding ways exploiting that rule, not violating it.
What you get is that old school basketball with that ugly robotic game.
They allowed it because now you have more guys with less fundamentals and the whistle would be blowing all game. That would result into less entertainment, lower scores, less tickets being sold, less television views, etc.
In the grand scheme of it all, it comes down to MONEY!!!!!!!!
Had a whole argument on Twitter the other day because someone said you're not allowed to take 2 steps laterally after the gather step, which would make stepbacks and sidesteps illegal. He also said you're only allowed 1 step after the gather, which is also straight wrong, because that would then make a lot of euro steps illegal.
The argument was about a move someone did that was very similar to what Devin did at 7:10, except the guy in the Twitter video put the ball behind his back to switch hands and then shot the 3. It was a behind-the-back gather step into a 3.
This makes sense and all but Harden still traveling on a good amount of his stepbacks maybe not all but a notable amount
Good amount? Naw but that one against Rubio is one that I can remember off top and a couple more
Please show us some because u know something we all don’t
I can’t believe he got filayyy and dev. Coach you da real mvp
I like the music but it doesn't fit in with this video at all lmao
this rule is so weird - the traveling rules shouldn't be determined by the gather, having two hands on the ball, it should be a judgement based on 'control'. In a league where everyone can palm the ball like crazy, it's insane to define the rule based on the gather, since you can do the harden/giannis shit where you take several steps with the ball in one hand before you 'gain control' of the ball by putting the second hand on it.
True that
You can gather the ball with one hand underneath as well, aka "carrying".
There isnt a rule that limits the amount of steps you can take while your dribble is still alive, so judging it based on "control" would never work.
There would have to be an implementation of a rule that limits your steps between dribbles to 2 for that to work. And they would never do that because it would in turn make moves like the stutter step illegal.
@@Ryan-yu5kt Agree - with "palming" I tried to refer to carrying - seems to me that It's one rule not being called that influences the other one. When we count steps from the harden step-back or the giannis euro the problem is that the gather doesn't happen before they put the second hand on it, right? Maybe control is a bad word - a one-hand-gather would be just as efficient, as it would still exclude those moves counting the steps at an earlier point.. personally though I like that the nba is a little loose with the carry-calls - so I would hope you could create a rule for the one-hand-gather without taking away the handles
@@pureluv36 There already is a rule for the one-hand-gather. If you put your hand under the ball your dribble is dead and you then are allowed 2 steps.
You sure you hoop coach Nick?
My body is completely broken down. I’m gonna film a series where I’m gonna try and rehab and come back. Would u watch? It would be a crazy journey if I could get back to where I was
BBALLBREAKDOWN i would support you all the way coach
@@bballbreakdown I started playing again this year at 38.
I'm actually playing better than I ever did, due to YT tutorials!
I only got to C Grade though :D
Last time I played was in 2005. LOL!
Was expecting a jelly fam finish lol jk. Keep up with the great videos
They just proved the gather step in the NBA is 3 steps.
It’s just not exciting when the game is tight down to the end and a player like James drives picks the ball up at the 3 point line and bulls his way to the rim with a gather step(3 steps).
I feel like “gathering” was only recently inserted into the conversation. This wouldn’t have been legal a decade ago or before.
Been in since Jordan was playing
7:45
Is he allowed to take one more step than he took cause he gathered the ball in the *0 step while being in the air*
He’s actually allowed 2 more steps because the dribble ended once he put both hands on the ball at the last step so he could’ve took 2 more
Go back to the old music
Question can u self pass before starting ur dribble like can u literally throw the ball up in the air and catching it without moving ur pivot foot or is this not legal
‘The Rules Of Basketball Are Pretty Straightforward’
Said Every Person Who Doesn’t Play Basketball. Ever.
coach nick spicing it up lately with the collabs with devin and jesse! this is some good stuff!
Recreational ball players piss me off whenever I do the windmill layup
"Travel travel travel"
People are so ignorant
Salt i did a side step and they called travel lmafo
on your way to gather can you get extra steps? if you have quick feet like me.
Yeah, clear as mud
what's the title of the song playing on the background here at 7:38, Coach Nick?