3 Post Moves After Attacking The Lane (For Guards Too)
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2024
- Master these 3 simple post moves to become unstoppable down low - even if you’re smaller or used to playing on the perimeter.
These moves work at EVERY level - from youth players all the way up to the NBA stars Coach Kelbick trains.
The moves will help teach the footwork needed for post players and even guards to finish better near the basket.
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This video gives us confidence as new players because these boys are missing some basckets , this can motivate us because we miss too.thanks
Coach, thanks for another great drill!
Really helpful video thanks
Really like the traing your giving here! 😊
Gold.
This man teaches school ball, he knows what he's talking about
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More post moves please
I have a question to the first move. In my opinion, the dribbling is not fast and hard enough to get the second dribble in without the defense at least deflecting the ball. What is your take on this?
Very important moves. Jokic probably follows this channel.
Bouta try this wit my rebounding rim protector
In the first drill, I know he talks about power bringing the right leg up, but is there any other reason not to take the extra step as he seems much more off balance taking just the drop step turn jump vs the 2nd step?
Hi David! Coach Kelbick is all about efficiency and mentality. The ability to go off the one leg also allows the player to minimize movement and increase efficiency.
Nice teacher teach people was mess dribble that fast
But what is they pull the old chair trick on you? 😅
Last move the player did it right, if you step through and drive opposite knee up it’s a travel, unless your are a girl. I’ve had top officials tell me that.
No shade intended... that last move with the shot fake and step through is a travel. You are picking up your left pivot to power to the basket with your right...
Jayson Williams nah that's allowed
The coach was traveling while demonstrating but the player didn't travel. The player jumped off both feet. The last tip the coach gave before the video cut out would make the player travel. Probably why they cut the video.
Per OHSAA rules, once a pivot foot is established a player may not lift that foot prior to dribbling. However, a player may lift the pivot foot if attempting to pass or shoot the ball, but the pivot foot may not touch the ground again. So according to the Ohio High School Athletic rules, this move would be legal. In fact, they made it a point of emphasis this year for officials in our state. At first it may seem confusing, but I just think of it the same as shooting a layup. You establish and then lift what would be your pivot foot every time on a layup attempt. Same rule applies. There is no exception that I'm aware of for a layup versus a post move.
How can that be a travel when Harden didn't even travel on double step back???
@@fritzjcastro For Harden all those are a steps are 1 step. In Hardenese, this guy in the pivot hasn't even moved yet.
bad fundamentals. better to go off both feet so you absorb contact in the air and finish while also protecting your knees