Want to take this to the next level? Here's where you can learn the entire Deep Game of basketball in just one hour, free of charge: DeepGameBasketball.com/ubhr Law #1: The Law of Presence Performance increases as thought decreases. Law #2: The Law of Reverse Effort The harder you try to play well, the more difficult the game becomes. Law #3: The Law of Extremes As emotion increases, consistency decreases. Law #4: The Law of Transformation The player who seeks growth advances faster than the player who seeks accomplishment. Law #5: The Law of Identity The player you believe yourself to be is the player you will see. Law #6: The Law of Magnetism The game comes to the player who does not try to pull the game towards himself. Law #7: The Law of Mastery The game rewards the player who needs no reward other than the game itself. Law #8: The Law of Transcendence Basketball is not life; it is a teacher of life. Learn more at: DeepGameBasketball.com/ubhr
I’ve learned this lesson before, and sometimes the “guilt” seeps back in. The fact is that you’ll play better if you play to enjoy yourself. You have to take pleasure in the basketball things. Take pleasure in a hard rebound. Take pleasure in an extra boxout. Take pleasure in double-teaming more effectively and getting a strip. But also take pleasure in the hard lessons. Take pleasure in getting stripped on a drive. Take pleasure in having a good shot blocked. Be excited that someone on the court is teaching you a lesson or pushing you to compete harder.
"Do what you know is right and take pleasure in it" is just one of the many take aways from this video that will stick with me forever. Thank you for being such a blessing to the world, idk what we did to deserve this dedication and commitment from you but you deserve much much more than the return you have received, you've no idea how much you really help people out here n how deeply appreciated you are by those who know of you, prime example of true quality. Can't get enough of this, please keep doing you.🙏🏾✊🏾
I got injured this October Month and a half out from basketball, couldn't walk for a month... When I came back i played the best basketball of my life with the most joy and I didn't touch a basketball form a month and a half before thay, it's January now and I lost that joy but I can't stop mid-season Thanks for the advice coach
I think so for example on days that u dont have practice or after practice instead of being guilty for what u are not doing in the moment just relax and enjoy resting reading hanging out whatever it is
Hey coach I have a question. Since Kobe is your favorite player and he always says get better every single day. How would he justify taking the 7-10 day break. I feel like this is the complete opposite of everything I’ve been taught and taught myself. During the break can you still lift and do things that make you feel nourished?
Something I’ve learned that you may be able to apply is: 1) find other ways to get better film/studying the game. Footwork, positioning, how to get your shot off, certain spots, weaknesses and strength. Usually RUclips is my friend for that. But in a relaxed manor like watching your favorite player, how to apply things different players do, while just enjoying watching that player. 2) meditating- take like an hour to meditate and work through things that you find difficult in your life and think how can you be better in a spiritual sense (God, nature, pets & enjoying sitting still) 3) do other things you enjoy that help your mind (card games, puzzles, anything that challenges your mind) 4) small physical tasks ~ yoga/deep stretching, walking & going for a jog. Just some things to relax your mind and slow down and reconnect with yourself. You’ll feel improved in a different sense, more mental and spiritual than physical.
Want to take this to the next level? Here's where you can learn the entire Deep Game of basketball in just one hour, free of charge:
DeepGameBasketball.com/ubhr
Law #1:
The Law of Presence
Performance increases as thought decreases.
Law #2: The Law of Reverse Effort
The harder you try to play well, the more difficult the game becomes.
Law #3:
The Law of Extremes
As emotion increases, consistency decreases.
Law #4: The Law of Transformation
The player who seeks growth advances faster than the player who seeks accomplishment.
Law #5:
The Law of Identity
The player you believe yourself to be is the player you will see.
Law #6:
The Law of Magnetism
The game comes to the player who does not try to pull the game towards himself.
Law #7:
The Law of Mastery
The game rewards the player who needs no reward other than the game itself.
Law #8:
The Law of Transcendence Basketball is not life; it is a teacher of life.
Learn more at: DeepGameBasketball.com/ubhr
I’ve learned this lesson before, and sometimes the “guilt” seeps back in. The fact is that you’ll play better if you play to enjoy yourself. You have to take pleasure in the basketball things. Take pleasure in a hard rebound. Take pleasure in an extra boxout. Take pleasure in double-teaming more effectively and getting a strip.
But also take pleasure in the hard lessons. Take pleasure in getting stripped on a drive. Take pleasure in having a good shot blocked. Be excited that someone on the court is teaching you a lesson or pushing you to compete harder.
If this guy doesn’t get shouted out by the nba. I’m gonna have to do it when I get there.
See u there
If you put in work on both the surface and deep game. You are gonna be unstoppable regardless. And you will feel comfortable doing it
@@bilalesow5631 see you both there
Fr ima give him some credit when I make it
@@esraeluzumaki2121 same
I went from averaging 4 points to 12 using this channel. Thank you so much for making this channel
i went from average 5 baskets a season to averaging 26 pointa a game and getting recruited at age 14
Went from averaging 5 points a game to 16 points per game.
i love how you find basketball lectures in every random part of life, thank you
I love these man. These literally helped change my life.
15:48 reminder for myself
12:24 - 13:10 hit hard for me, super important life lesson, I love DeepGame and all these videos!
"Do what you know is right and take pleasure in it" is just one of the many take aways from this video that will stick with me forever. Thank you for being such a blessing to the world, idk what we did to deserve this dedication and commitment from you but you deserve much much more than the return you have received, you've no idea how much you really help people out here n how deeply appreciated you are by those who know of you, prime example of true quality. Can't get enough of this, please keep doing you.🙏🏾✊🏾
Man this channel helps so much,this needs way more recognition
Facts I realised the same thing a week ago and I’ve been going nuts on the court
The deep game changed my whole perspective on the game of basketball! Took my mindset to another level! Thank you Coach T
You should put these on Spotify i listen to them while working out 💯💯
I got injured this October
Month and a half out from basketball, couldn't walk for a month...
When I came back i played the best basketball of my life with the most joy and I didn't touch a basketball form a month and a half before thay, it's January now and I lost that joy but I can't stop mid-season
Thanks for the advice coach
Is there a way i can practice enjoyment without taking a break
I think so for example on days that u dont have practice or after practice instead of being guilty for what u are not doing in the moment just relax and enjoy resting reading hanging out whatever it is
@@DudesEvolution thanks
Great video!🙏🏽 I think the 10 days break without Touching a ball a little too extreme tho!
What do you think about Mikey Williams?
How do we do law 5
Please make a video on law 5
@@alexojo9055 It’s basically about having an alter ego and using it to break a mental block (eg. Trying to score 10 but not going further)
@@razza1580 ik that but how do i create one
Create alter ego with your 1 special quality that u have and separate u from others
K thanks
Now I finally understand why Dennis Rodman was so elite. 🙌
That's what i was trying to find... Thank you so much ❤️
I wonder what happen to EGT basketball?
How do I take a break if I still have practices and games?
Can you make a podcast also? That would be great to start my day listening to facts 🏀
Is it possible to perform this technique while doing things we do not like?
If you give up basketball does that mean you need to give up lifting for 12 days as well?
GOD bless🙏🏾💕
Hey coach I have a question. Since Kobe is your favorite player and he always says get better every single day. How would he justify taking the 7-10 day break. I feel like this is the complete opposite of everything I’ve been taught and taught myself. During the break can you still lift and do things that make you feel nourished?
I was actually wondering the exact same thing.
Something I’ve learned that you may be able to apply is:
1) find other ways to get better film/studying the game. Footwork, positioning, how to get your shot off, certain spots, weaknesses and strength. Usually RUclips is my friend for that. But in a relaxed manor like watching your favorite player, how to apply things different players do, while just enjoying watching that player.
2) meditating- take like an hour to meditate and work through things that you find difficult in your life and think how can you be better in a spiritual sense (God, nature, pets & enjoying sitting still)
3) do other things you enjoy that help your mind (card games, puzzles, anything that challenges your mind)
4) small physical tasks ~ yoga/deep stretching, walking & going for a jog.
Just some things to relax your mind and slow down and reconnect with yourself. You’ll feel improved in a different sense, more mental and spiritual than physical.
Yo
It's called "Sabbath" hehe
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Frist 😤
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Yeah, the ability to play bc the state is too snowflaked
you ruined the movie 😂😂😂😂