6 Footwork Progressions For Elite Defenders

Get a Sneak Peek inside our Elite Guard Camp as Coach Jim Huber teaches the defensive footwork you can use to quickly develop lock-down defenders.
Nike Global Challenge Winner Jim Huber teaches Breakthrough Elite Guard Campers the footwork that led his AAU team to lead the Nike EYBL in team defense. Learn the footwork the best players in the world use to become elite defenders!
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[@thanakornkimhun9309]

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[@chrishiles1313]

I like the idea that it is progression. They must be worked consistently in order for them to flow naturally in a game. I coach Special Olympics and sometimes it takes years to develop skills but working with progressions help break down each phase of the skill.

[@sebastijanbarlek6033]

Man, this content is gold

[@rickycook1289]

I can't wait to use this in our practice. Thanks for sharing

[@rodrios2696]

Just a great drill great video !

[@eknox0509]

Love this gym in Iowa!

[@MichaelCruz-rc7hb]

This is excellent.

[@bigbaltimore]

Beautiful. I love the little hop will start working on these

[@GreenFuryGaming]

somewhere out there bruce bowen is shedding a tear watching this

[@ngstylenew-grow9779]

This is good stuff... Great footwork workout coach...

[@phenomenon1445]

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[@basketcod11]

Is only 5 progressions or its me?

[@toddbdub]

That’s what I have as well!

[@Pookie_Poo843]

Pretty good but dont agree with everything...some his teachings will get a kid crossed to death

[@Johnkoth]

Almost every kid does not have a good crossover.
I play teens and adults at parks.
I have poor footwork but I'm taller than them usually and can prevent them from doing a layup via startong crossover.
Crossovers slow you down some.
Only 2 or 3 people have crossed over past me.