Time stamps 1:38 attacking your defender - divide the defenders body into 3 segments. Imagine opening a door if u bump them on the side. On the middle, absorb the contact and protect the ball with off hand, keep going to the rim to finish 4:20 off ball offense - Hit ur defender first, establish this early on in the game. step between the defenders legs and create contact with shoulder, bounce out to recieve the ball 7:14 on ball defense - staying aggressive on defense pro tip. Count the times you talk and hit the offensive player
I think it's very true for people that are not that good skill-wise and doesn't have respect from others once you get aggressive although without good skills people will start to respect and honour you
That’s very true. Recently I was known as the worst player on the team. Eventually I got pissed and started playing harder than everyone on the court. Even though I don’t have the best skill I’m definitely not the worst player. I get more rebounds steals and defensive stops as well as better open looks. Effort and aggressiveness is 80% of the game
I used to hoop in college pickup ball and as a short person, i am the player who loves attacking the rim. Hustle, slashing and basketball iq allows you to get the respect you need on the floor. Defense is such an underrated skill to learn as it also allows you to get the respect you deserve on the court.
oh wow thank you so much! my dad says im aggressive on defense but im not on offense. i sometimes overthink on offense and doubt myself and i always mess up. this is great it really helps! Thanks!
This is amazing! Instead of moves to use on offense like every other coach teaches u teach how to use the body for us who don’t understand the best way to drive
Ive been playing ball for 10+ years and attacking at an angle for a short guy is a huge advantage. It creates many options and possibilities, and also speaking from a guard perspective, don't stop your dribble and use your body to shield the ball from your defender. Ball handling is so important as a guard as it creates many possibilities to your game
lol I had my first game yesterday, even though we won, I still cried after it because I knew that I could do better than that, and the whole time I wasn’t trying. And then what makes it worse is the fact that I fell multiple times, people laughed, and it was just embarrassing, so I have to watch this video. I knew that whatever it’s called “passiveness” was holding me back, because I never act like that during practices, or if I’m playing a 5v5 with my friends. So I’m tryin to get better at being on the court especially since I’m starting
i agree with these points. I think this was one of my challenges when i was still trying to figure out what kind of pointguard i wanted to be where you’re constantly shifting between aggression/passivity in both def AND offence.
Jordan Lawley Basketball hopefully some day ! Need to save a chunk 💵 up first . Keep the tips coming nobody focuses on them in great detail like yourself man 🏀👊🏼
Aggressiveness is a key. I'll never let my defender get easy pass or buckets. Shoulder release looks great, i have to try it. I always trying to establish my position aggressively, also i love give contact, but i do it now not so good. My contact now is slow, weak. I keep on learning!
I felt I needed this after I got hit in the face and laughed at during a game I’m going to be aggressive one now I was trying to be nice because I believed we were friends but apparently “friendly” competition is okay so I’m excited for Monday when I can show them every thing I have learned over the weekend I’ll be showing up with a bruised lip and a new confidence ( the worse part is that little “friend” didnt even get a foul because the coaches didn’t see it there backs were turns for a second)
Literally watched this last night, I went to practice today and put it to work and I feel incredible, I really want to move away from center being 6’4 at a small school
Thank you for this video, once my Coach in the valley said, "You gotta be a dog out there dude." I think that is something unagressive players need to hear!!🔥🔥
when i started training basketball like 5 months ago i was already pretty good since i played a lot of street before, training basketball definitely made me better because you focus on the basics yk nothing crazy like windmill layups or like behind the back 360 dribble moves and stuff which makes your handles and shooting better, anyway i had a game and i was going crazy dropping 2 points like every 30 seconds, i got the ball like 9 times and missed only one layup, did 2 mid range shots made both of them, did left and right handed layups with ease, just being very dominant and aggressive on offense. Then of course my coach saw that me and 3 other of my teammates(who were playing already for like 2 years there) were too good to be playing against people like that so he put us in the selections to play for a way better team, basically the start of a road to greatness. There people were 1 year older, taller, everything. Of course i was better than some people but i never could prove to the coach that I'm good enough to be put on the team because I'm always kinda scared to shoot and stuff because the team there is pretty toxic, i wanna step my game up on offense so i can prove to the coach that I'm worthy of being on a team
@@slappyhappy6192 2v2 KOTH and 21 have both helped me a lot on 1v1 finishes at the rim and working on post moves because I’m not athletic, but I’m strong and big and athletic enough so I know I can get around people and bully most of them in the paint if I want.
I've always been very athletic on the court. Great handles. Good shot mid range. And great defense. But always struggled playing 4 on 4 or 5 on 5. Teammates always getting irritated with me. This video made me realize why. Thank you bro Edit: trash talk isn't a problem. Love doing that shit 😆
I love the concept of hitting people off ball especially when you are stronger than your defender. When you hit them it throws them off their stance and attacking or shooting off the catch becomes that much easier as they are off balance
I'm no coach but what worked for me is just letting them know you're there. As soon as they pass half court literally just bump, touch, swipe, chest, talk, anything.
Really helpful. I’m going to share this with my 12 year old who is a insanely good shooter but has almost zero aggression attacking…why are you located?
thanks for the advice bro! i used to suck in pickup since all i know is to shoot perimeter shots. will try these to get easier shots close to the basket.
This Video Actaully helped me a lot because i also try to be aggressive but this helped me understand how to manage and correctly be aggressive rather than trying to strive through someones chest thanks Jlaw
Thanks 🙏🏽 I play with a great offensive unit, kind of makes me second guess my shooting ability, but I’ll definitely try this. A lot of insight. Great vid 👍🏽
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Thank u my coaches always tell me that my passiveness is the only thing holding me back
kingexode let’s get it!!
@@jlawbball I put this to work in my game yesterday and I went from 2 points to a 14 points and 10 rebounds
Same I just sort of sit there
@@grizzly6925 tell your coach, the he should let you play and no let you to just sit. Lol
My dad always tells me that too. He says um too soft😖
This was insanely helpful even though I only play pickup, I like to take my training seriously and appreciate this even months later
are you way better now
@@djcook Not solely due to this video, but yeah. This definitely helped with contact and using my speed to blow by
@@djcook yooo
@@dakacklator 🔥
Same it makes pickup a lot more fun and engaging
Time stamps
1:38 attacking your defender - divide the defenders body into 3 segments. Imagine opening a door if u bump them on the side. On the middle, absorb the contact and protect the ball with off hand, keep going to the rim to finish
4:20 off ball offense - Hit ur defender first, establish this early on in the game. step between the defenders legs and create contact with shoulder, bounce out to recieve the ball
7:14 on ball defense - staying aggressive on defense pro tip. Count the times you talk and hit the offensive player
He really said make sure to trash talk atleast 4 times per quarter 🤣🤣🤣
Confidence is key.
Intimidate your opponents
yea ima sophomore in highschool faced this 8th grade team in rec and all we did was talk shit and we beat them by 18 it was child abuse
@@slimluka2947 flexing on 13 year olds is sad
@@HoopsWithGT fr this man is flexing beating some 8th graders by 18 😂 that’s how you know he not that good
I think it's very true for people that are not that good skill-wise and doesn't have respect from others once you get aggressive although without good skills people will start to respect and honour you
That’s very true. Recently I was known as the worst player on the team. Eventually I got pissed and started playing harder than everyone on the court. Even though I don’t have the best skill I’m definitely not the worst player. I get more rebounds steals and defensive stops as well as better open looks. Effort and aggressiveness is 80% of the game
I used to hoop in college pickup ball and as a short person, i am the player who loves attacking the rim. Hustle, slashing and basketball iq allows you to get the respect you need on the floor. Defense is such an underrated skill to learn as it also allows you to get the respect you deserve on the court.
That's basically Russell Westbrook, he might not make the best play at times but his effort and intensity is a talent on its own
@@dihanmustakeem4089True lol
oh wow thank you so much! my dad says im aggressive on defense but im not on offense. i sometimes overthink on offense and doubt myself and i always mess up. this is great it really helps! Thanks!
Commenting so that you come back to this video 👍
@@ayyouboberoi3348 didn’t work 😂
@@randomuser813 lol 😂
I'm the same way
My dad told me the same thing💀 He said that I was “virtually invisible on offense”
This is how to get into fights with ghetto birds at 24 hour fitness
Macgruber hahaha that’s hilarious
Not really. Basketball is a physical game ghetto knows
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Facts 😂
Lmao you made me laugh. Have a good day
Do this at LA fit and dudes be ready to fight you lmaooo
Hahahah MAJOR FACTS
Always 😂
This is amazing! Instead of moves to use on offense like every other coach teaches u teach how to use the body for us who don’t understand the best way to drive
Much love!! God bless!
J this is the best video you’ve probably ever posted
blackout2430 much love!!
Thank you I went from scoring 8 to 20 and I’ve scored 20 3 games in a row 🥶🙏
N8TheGreat _ let’s get it!!!
Nice man
I scored 11 in my first 7th grade game
@@bt12638 i scored 26 in my first 7th grade game
@@Josiah.435 I scored 15 last night
Ive been playing ball for 10+ years and attacking at an angle for a short guy is a huge advantage. It creates many options and possibilities, and also speaking from a guard perspective, don't stop your dribble and use your body to shield the ball from your defender. Ball handling is so important as a guard as it creates many possibilities to your game
lol I had my first game yesterday, even though we won, I still cried after it because I knew that I could do better than that, and the whole time I wasn’t trying. And then what makes it worse is the fact that I fell multiple times, people laughed, and it was just embarrassing, so I have to watch this video. I knew that whatever it’s called “passiveness” was holding me back, because I never act like that during practices, or if I’m playing a 5v5 with my friends. So I’m tryin to get better at being on the court especially since I’m starting
i agree with these points. I think this was one of my challenges when i was still trying to figure out what kind of pointguard i wanted to be where you’re constantly shifting between aggression/passivity in both def AND offence.
Well explained
Man if I could train with you I’d level up so much . Thank you 🙏🏼
Andy G let’s get it then, bro! Come to Cali!
Jordan Lawley Basketball hopefully some day ! Need to save a chunk 💵 up first . Keep the tips coming nobody focuses on them in great detail like yourself man 🏀👊🏼
@@an7d7yhow’s it going with him?
Aggressiveness is a key. I'll never let my defender get easy pass or buckets. Shoulder release looks great, i have to try it. I always trying to establish my position aggressively, also i love give contact, but i do it now not so good. My contact now is slow, weak. I keep on learning!
I felt I needed this after I got hit in the face and laughed at during a game I’m going to be aggressive one now I was trying to be nice because I believed we were friends but apparently “friendly” competition is okay so I’m excited for Monday when I can show them every thing I have learned over the weekend I’ll be showing up with a bruised lip and a new confidence ( the worse part is that little “friend” didnt even get a foul because the coaches didn’t see it there backs were turns for a second)
The way he explains everything is so good and makes it simple
this is underrated
Literally watched this last night, I went to practice today and put it to work and I feel incredible, I really want to move away from center being 6’4 at a small school
With the James Harden’s on I see you coach !!
🙌🙌
🥳🥳🥳
Need this. As a long limbed player it’s hard to control the ball sometimes when Im tryna drive. Definitely need to not panic when I hit the paint.
This works extremely well against aggressive defenders. People who hit hate getting hit.
Good stuff. Rare to hear about the 3 body sections and how to respond to each.
2:40 you sir have a beautiful shot form. You can see the work you put in there
I always noticed these but never knew why players did this, thanks for the vid man
How does JLaws account not have more than 1 mil subs. Great video, thank you and keep it up! You explain basketball with passion and meaning.
My guyyy 🙏🙌
Thank you for this video, once my Coach in the valley said, "You gotta be a dog out there dude." I think that is something unagressive players need to hear!!🔥🔥
awesome video, I have practice in a little bit, and I will try these moves out.
when i started training basketball like 5 months ago i was already pretty good since i played a lot of street before, training basketball definitely made me better because you focus on the basics yk nothing crazy like windmill layups or like behind the back 360 dribble moves and stuff which makes your handles and shooting better, anyway i had a game and i was going crazy dropping 2 points like every 30 seconds, i got the ball like 9 times and missed only one layup, did 2 mid range shots made both of them, did left and right handed layups with ease, just being very dominant and aggressive on offense. Then of course my coach saw that me and 3 other of my teammates(who were playing already for like 2 years there) were too good to be playing against people like that so he put us in the selections to play for a way better team, basically the start of a road to greatness. There people were 1 year older, taller, everything. Of course i was better than some people but i never could prove to the coach that I'm good enough to be put on the team because I'm always kinda scared to shoot and stuff because the team there is pretty toxic, i wanna step my game up on offense so i can prove to the coach that I'm worthy of being on a team
Thanks for this, only thing holding me back is my passiveness, I only catch and shoot then I have stellar defense.
RoboMine - Minecraft and Others!! You got this!!
Come back and watch this masterpiece!!!
You need to play lots of 21 and 2 on 2 basketball
@@slappyhappy6192 2v2 KOTH and 21 have both helped me a lot on 1v1 finishes at the rim and working on post moves because I’m not athletic, but I’m strong and big and athletic enough so I know I can get around people and bully most of them in the paint if I want.
I've always been very athletic on the court. Great handles. Good shot mid range. And great defense. But always struggled playing 4 on 4 or 5 on 5. Teammates always getting irritated with me. This video made me realize why. Thank you bro
Edit: trash talk isn't a problem. Love doing that shit 😆
Thx this will help im trying to get variety next year as a freshman
No pt play jv
you explain attacking in a new way for me, thanks for the guide
Fantastic!!! Fantastic!!! Fantastic!!!
🙌🙌🙌
I love the concept of hitting people off ball especially when you are stronger than your defender. When you hit them it throws them off their stance and attacking or shooting off the catch becomes that much easier as they are off balance
GREAT video!!! Super important learning how to be active WITHOUT the ball!
Great video thank you...but at 6:01 that kid was not ready for that 100% 😆
This video was so helpful. Definitely going to remember this everytime I play
I'm no coach but what worked for me is just letting them know you're there.
As soon as they pass half court literally just bump, touch, swipe, chest, talk, anything.
Thank you coach I learnt a couple new things today which has helped me understand some things I need to do in games... Definitely going to subscribe
Really helpful. I’m going to share this with my 12 year old who is a insanely good shooter but has almost zero aggression attacking…why are you located?
thanks for the advice bro! i used to suck in pickup since all i know is to shoot perimeter shots. will try these to get easier shots close to the basket.
Great video helped me a lot
It is sad dat u have such less subscribers for such amazing content
This is gold
Brandon Walker much love, B!
Bro your helping me so much
Disrrpt 🙌🙌🙌🙌
very helpful video, I never use trash talk though its kind of hard for me
True in 90's.
This helped me be the best player in my town thanks 🙏🏽 I subbed.
This Video Actaully helped me a lot because i also try to be aggressive but this helped me understand how to manage and correctly be aggressive rather than trying to strive through someones chest thanks Jlaw
Great video! Definitely gonna subscribe!
Much love! God bless!
@@jlawbball I'm a subscriber and I have all notifications on
Been looking for a video like this, been getting cut off on drives for the longest.
This is the Cobra Kai of basketball! Strike first, Strike hard, No mercy!
Great stuff man!
great tips! I will definitely try engaging my defender first when I play pickup
can you please make a video of how to be aggressive on defence?
Prod. Arian the last drill/point of this video is about how to be aggressive on defense 👍 watch it!
It's gonna be much easier to follow with because I'm a left hand dominant thanks coach.
this video is actuaaly informational
Thank you thats what i struggle mostly with
Great job Jordan Lawley you a good coach no cap.
Thanks 🙏🏽 I play with a great offensive unit, kind of makes me second guess my shooting ability, but I’ll definitely try this. A lot of insight. Great vid 👍🏽
dang this is so help full thanks coach
Really great advice
so good, thanks!
Thx so much in school I always had get through the defensive player
NICE! Appreciate this.
Thank you sir..will really help me..🙏🏀
aye i didnt know you were from Oakland. shout out from the town, Jlaw!
Great teaching video
Excellent video!
aldrin smith 🙌🙌🙌
💪Thank you
Great content☝🏿
Awesome video!
Nice tips realy helpful
Thank you this is the only thing holding me back
yoo this video is very useful thank you so much
wish i can get train but this guy really need to get my game way better
This was amazing! Thank you!🔥🔥💯💯
Man I wish I had RUclips back in 1995. So much good coaching on here
thanks you my coaches allways tell me to be more aggresive and attack the rim
So we gon ignore the tv 4:04
Need more videos like this 💪
curry 30 appreciate it!
Fundamentals will win championships. His footwork and all that was on point
Thank you!
🔥 dope video bro
David Auquilla much love! Thanks for the support!
Holy shit you may have just told me what I needed tk hear to become 10 times better then I am now and om not even done w the vid yet thank you so much
Did it work? Are u better at basketball?
God bless you too man
I’m not even playing thid video helped so much thank you
i have a school tournament game tmrw i hope this helped me
Very helpful video
Great man
GREAT VIDEO, EXCELENT INFO!
Right on point....
Thx I have a local basketball league and I was lacking offense
Very good info💯💪
This is really good stuff! I shared this with my teams. Very good detail and explanation!
Thank You 🙏
GOd is soo good bro
this is very helpful, thank u coach!