Damian Lillard Explains His INSANE Shooting Technique

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  • @YOUNGMANANDTHREE
    @YOUNGMANANDTHREE  Год назад +39

    Check out the full interview here: ruclips.net/video/3k7mAwrdcXA/видео.html

    • @PIP...33
      @PIP...33 Год назад +1

      U 4GOT TO MENTION MAGNETIC RIM. IF I CALL U 1 ON 1 WITHOUT CAMERA ON REGULAR COURT I BET MY LIFE IN SOME PARK ULL BRICK 500 FROM 500 THOSE SO CALLED HALF COURT. NO MAGNET U CANT SHOOT.

    • @brianwolfe9878
      @brianwolfe9878 Год назад

      Not cus he shoots with his palm JJ, but since the ball rests in his palm his whole hand and wrist can relax and stay loose. Loose muscles fire/twitch quicker. If he were GRIPPING the ball with his fingers he’d probably lose range and power.

    • @nicolaszyx3120
      @nicolaszyx3120 Год назад

      That’s the best bball podcast ever... no contest 💯

    • @Earthislife1031
      @Earthislife1031 Год назад

      For my whole life, I was shooting mid-range and 3's the same. I was never a great 3 pt shooter but, when I realized that the mechanics are different, I started shooting way better. Mid-range jumpers are just what they are, a JUMP shot. Three's (for me) come more from the legs, and I release on the way up, rather than at the top my shot.

    • @PIP...33
      @PIP...33 Год назад

      @@Earthislife1031 FOR SURE ASK CURRY OR LILLARD TO COME HOOP ON REGULAR COURT WITHOUT MAGNET AND YOU WILL SEE 0-500 BRICKS FROM HALF COURT

  • @ShotMechanics
    @ShotMechanics Год назад +806

    People are finally asking the questions that were already answered a decade ago. Dame does things on his jumper that coaches have tried to remove from their athletes forever.
    Thank goodness we’re finally reaching a point where people actually understand! Shouts to Dame for helping lead the revolution with Steph 🫡

    • @cliffsauer9111
      @cliffsauer9111 Год назад +8

      Oh wow I was reading this but didn’t realize it was shot mechanics right away.

    • @AJXOXO-vz1pn
      @AJXOXO-vz1pn Год назад +28

      I don’t remember my bball coach ever saying keep your fingers on the ball. I think it was just understood. So, it’s really weird how Lillard shoots. I do recall bball coaches saying to keep your elbow in. Shoot with your pointer finger. Wrist snap. Follow through. There’s some things we can challenge now about some of those traditional techniques.

    • @jamesonedwardsii4943
      @jamesonedwardsii4943 Год назад

      @@AJXOXO-vz1pn crane or goose neck too

    • @antwanbornds5551
      @antwanbornds5551 Год назад +17

      @@AJXOXO-vz1pn nahh shooting off pointer finger is willldddd 😂 i have to shoot off my pointer and middle finger at the same time.

    • @kidzesty6303
      @kidzesty6303 Год назад +1

      Yeah I remember watching you vids in like 2015 talking about this 🤣

  • @miquelangeloliver7626
    @miquelangeloliver7626 Год назад +432

    Lillard's shooting form is poetry in motion

    • @Habeev07
      @Habeev07 Год назад +8

      1:54 There is so little wasted motion. This generates so much power and less time spent on the fingertips means less time for the ball to be twisted/roll per se off the hand, changing the axis point at release. fingere basically act as leaf springs with different tensions that can change the way the ball comes off the hand. Id like to see the slow motion differences between Dame, Klay, Steph, even Ray Allen, JJ, Korver, and Reggie Miller. But Dames shot is literally so amazing to watch. His power and form he had during that 3-pt contest he won this year was ART!! Poetry in motion as you say.

  • @DaggerMan11
    @DaggerMan11 Год назад +566

    Dame has always been one of the most insightful players in the league. I could see him joining a front office after his playing career.

    • @rolandmtran
      @rolandmtran Год назад +2

      billups is terrible. Dame vouch for him

    • @NoHandlzz
      @NoHandlzz Год назад +6

      i could see him starting off in some kind of player development role, idk about front office thought

    • @jamesonedwardsii4943
      @jamesonedwardsii4943 Год назад +12

      Dame is going to be FILTHY rich when he retires…. I highly doubt he’s wasting his time in the FO. Maybe a partial or full owner of some team

    • @domagojhrgovic7419
      @domagojhrgovic7419 Год назад +2

      @@jamesonedwardsii4943 I mean, he already is.

    • @chemistryphysics716
      @chemistryphysics716 Год назад

      He is from weber state with tattoos on his neck. He is not joining any front office. His rap album was horrific.

  • @Cav203
    @Cav203 Год назад +202

    Its always special when a master speaks about his craft

  • @johnnybuckets99
    @johnnybuckets99 Год назад +1277

    His shooting motion is literally so clean

    • @gerrysosa
      @gerrysosa Год назад +27

      I swear

    • @blanxetdays
      @blanxetdays Год назад +58

      Looks so effortless, even with those half court shots

    • @johnnybuckets99
      @johnnybuckets99 Год назад +4

      @@blanxetdays true that

    • @pancho_
      @pancho_ Год назад +8

      Literally

    • @Baja2424
      @Baja2424 Год назад +4

      Curry still better

  • @bluenotez3234
    @bluenotez3234 Год назад +464

    That boy range is pure...him and STEPH top 3 UNDEBATABLE

    • @darnellc7276
      @darnellc7276 Год назад +24

      Facts, i hope he get a chip 1day.

    • @Official.demetrio
      @Official.demetrio Год назад +37

      Nah it’s STEPH undeniable 1st and then everyone else

    • @Swishseb666
      @Swishseb666 Год назад +54

      1) steph 2) dame 3) klay no doubt best shooters in history

    • @adventurfly879
      @adventurfly879 Год назад +22

      Steph, Dame, klay. Definitely. Nobody else even close.....

    • @buttnuts2599
      @buttnuts2599 Год назад +34

      ​@@Swishseb666 Reggie Miller, peja, Mahmoud abdul rauf and ray Allen are all arguably better than klay.

  • @razclud
    @razclud Год назад +11

    How can you hate on this man? Such a class act, very smart, very humble, articulated, focused. Dame is one of the few left in the league that kids can have as role models.

  • @windhamwood9030
    @windhamwood9030 Год назад +23

    Dame is the player that got me into basketball and I’ve always thought he has the most beautiful game in the league

    • @bitcoinethereum9702
      @bitcoinethereum9702 Год назад +4

      I think he is most every efficient and fundamental scoring guy are in the league

    • @michaelhaydenbell
      @michaelhaydenbell Год назад

      @@bitcoinethereum9702 You think he is "most every efficient and fundamental scoring guy are in the league"? Wtf is up with your user name?? That's your identity..."Bitcoin Ethereum"...bro what about it???

  • @Keokzz
    @Keokzz Год назад +8

    Dame and cj McCullum gotta be some of the best speakers in the nba the insight into the game, business, and the emotion. Keep it up Jj get basketball podcast out here 💯

  • @Bronny00
    @Bronny00 Год назад +17

    Dame has potential to be a great coach

  • @jamesball5743
    @jamesball5743 Год назад +10

    Dame a total Legend great segment, always dope to hear JJ talk to shooters

  • @tinobrown1780
    @tinobrown1780 Год назад +274

    I think that shooting from his palm does actually help his range. It’s like he get’s more of a launch off the palm. At least that’s what it seems like

    • @KrakenZzzz
      @KrakenZzzz Год назад +17

      Yep and probably more accurate too

    • @dennisshouse5325
      @dennisshouse5325 Год назад +32

      And that he shoots on the way up using his legs.

    • @chrissimon3790
      @chrissimon3790 Год назад +10

      Yeah I'd imagine it has more energy transfer so there's less lost and wasted energy.

    • @hellabreeshhh
      @hellabreeshhh Год назад +5

      That form is beautiful in slow motion looks like a spike Lee movie 🎥🍿🤣🤣😂😂🏆🐐🔥🔥

    • @roycedot
      @roycedot Год назад +8

      Nope. Less grip is less power. Like a change up pitch

  • @JonSanders
    @JonSanders Год назад +31

    "Outmathed" 😂 That is profound & hilarious.

  • @theinktician
    @theinktician Год назад +71

    I used to shoot like that in middle and high school. My release wasn't very fast so i had a high arc. When i stopped i couldn't shoot anymore unless it was off the dribble. I'm 27 now and I have never shot the ball close to that well again

    • @KrakenZzzz
      @KrakenZzzz Год назад

      Should have kept that shot RIP
      Teach your kids!

    • @sterlingtorres162
      @sterlingtorres162 Год назад +7

      Muscle memory is a hell of a thing

    • @KwisBwown
      @KwisBwown Год назад +1

      i was in the g league bro. it was dope as.

    • @JudgeDredd_
      @JudgeDredd_ Год назад

      @@KwisBwownyou’re so trash at RUclips

  • @krolik1157
    @krolik1157 Год назад +22

    Seeing two guys who love, understand, and have played the game, and actively still pay attention to the league and how and WHY it's changing, is SO much better than seeing which "THINGS WERE BETTER BACK IN MY DAY" guy see who can have the hottest take.

  • @wills2140
    @wills2140 Год назад +2

    J J is so good bringing out these insights from players he interviews. Dame Dollar is also good at communicating what he sees and learns as he puts practice into actions.
    (:

  • @DevZant
    @DevZant Год назад +22

    I remember back in 2011 on 2k i was a 3pt specialist PG in my player. That was the most fun i had in any 2k game to date. I’d score 50 a game basically all 3s. Im saying this to say that the league has almost become 2k in a way. Never did i think back then 10 years later players would be shooting 10-15 3s a game. The writing was kinda there cause Steph was already in the league but still it’s wild to see these days. Great interview by Dame!

    • @SmoothKatDaddy12
      @SmoothKatDaddy12 Год назад

      Don't count on rookie bubby. Wake up.

    • @DevZant
      @DevZant Год назад

      @@SmoothKatDaddy12 🤏🏻

    • @SmoothKatDaddy12
      @SmoothKatDaddy12 Год назад

      @@DevZant
      I'm so sorry.

    • @SmoothKatDaddy12
      @SmoothKatDaddy12 Год назад

      @Dev Zant
      At LA Fitness, I body all the middle school kids. Buckets for days!! If I was Japanese I would have made the league easy!! They call me Muffy on the court!

    • @michaelhaydenbell
      @michaelhaydenbell Год назад

      @@SmoothKatDaddy12 If you were Japanese? Bro what??

  • @Hxncho_Great
    @Hxncho_Great Год назад +9

    Jj Redick and Dame talking about shooting the rock 💯 Greatness

    • @Jewdacris91
      @Jewdacris91 Год назад

      top 10 shooters all time

    • @seanmcbrearty1365
      @seanmcbrearty1365 Год назад

      Pistol Pete only got a 3 point line in his last season of his career. He shot 15. Guess how many he made. Then look it up.

    • @JLHill91
      @JLHill91 8 месяцев назад

      Half the kids that watch this stuff
      Don’t have a clue how good JJ was at duke

  • @Benvillle
    @Benvillle Год назад +83

    DAME IS A TOP 3 SHOOTER OF ALL TIME

    • @keentotalk2839
      @keentotalk2839 Год назад +3

      Top 3

    • @daundisputedtake7238
      @daundisputedtake7238 Год назад +7

      Not mad at you he’s top 5 long range for me. But I respect Chris Jackson (Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf), mark price, Larry Bird, Reggie Miller , ray allen
      Splash bros in there own league

    • @dontbethatguy783
      @dontbethatguy783 Год назад +2

      top 2

    • @triptychlux
      @triptychlux Год назад

      @@daundisputedtake7238 none of the guys you named took as crazy and various shots as dame. if dame shot the same shots they took he'd have a better percentage

    • @dontbethatguy783
      @dontbethatguy783 Год назад +14

      @Tyler Holt if dame as only taking the shots klay took he would be north of 40% too, youre out of your mind if you think the opposite.

  • @PushingOurPotential
    @PushingOurPotential Год назад +32

    I’ve studied dames form for a while now since rookie year and it’s always been smooth and consistent. Very interesting.
    If you look Kyrie does a similar thing when he shoots where his fingers are slightly off the ball up until the release. Aka a “palm shooter”

    • @5.kc.5
      @5.kc.5 Год назад

      A friend of mine shoots like that and we all said wtf at the time 😂 now hes got his revenge if u will

    • @ajyearby2425
      @ajyearby2425 Год назад

      Kyries left hand rides the ball way longer and why his left thumb alters his rotation. Main reason his percentages aren’t as high as Dame from distance

    • @5.kc.5
      @5.kc.5 Год назад

      @@ajyearby2425 doesn't necessarily mean its because of that. Ive seen videos on a number of shooters that do the same

    • @loonaya
      @loonaya Год назад +1

      ​@@ajyearby2425How do you mean? Kyrie's percentages are higher. He just doesn't have such s huge range, and shoots less threes per game.

    • @ajyearby2425
      @ajyearby2425 Год назад

      @@5.kc.5 any of them shoot from “distance”? meaning beyond regular 3 point range

  • @lawrenceyancy3364
    @lawrenceyancy3364 Год назад +137

    I shoot like this. People tried to change my shot when I was in middle school and high school. Messed my shot up for months so I just reverted back to what felt comfortable 😂

    • @fjo9492
      @fjo9492 Год назад +12

      Same I started shooting when I was young however I thought felt good to me. I give it a lot of spin off my finger tips. Weird looking shot. My confidence fell when I would hear criticism that how do I shoot like that or because the form looked different. But I also heard people say they want to learn how to shot like me so I know I ain’t doing much wrong.

    • @ikatokiyazaki2343
      @ikatokiyazaki2343 Год назад +14

      Yeah once you have a form you are comfortable with just keep it that way, i tried to change for like few days and i messed up my old form and couldnt make shots.

    • @SolaceMcfly
      @SolaceMcfly Год назад +2

      I hate when people try to force players to change jumpshots, unless you are lonzo or Michael Kidd Gilchrist let them do them. Tweaks can be fine but completely changing it is too much.

    • @hippieseven5582
      @hippieseven5582 Год назад +3

      And now look at you . Not in the nba

    • @randomizeduzername
      @randomizeduzername Год назад +1

      ​@@hippieseven5582dudes was lowkey tryna act like they shooting like lillard

  • @sloanNYC
    @sloanNYC Год назад +29

    I think the palm probably helps some because you have more surface area to apply force, but it isn't like a cheat code. Dude hits from everywhere and is an amazing finisher.

    • @michaelhaydenbell
      @michaelhaydenbell Год назад

      Wtf would be a cheat code? What does that even mean, "it isn't like a cheat code"?

  • @jemelking25
    @jemelking25 Год назад +17

    Love Dame. Love his game, personality, spirit, all around true Hooper.

  • @jjusthim
    @jjusthim Год назад +3

    Same interviews are always a good listen

  • @lop8828
    @lop8828 Год назад +74

    You know you're getting old when you put your legs over each other when its story time. 😆

  • @dgen77
    @dgen77 Год назад +8

    during this segment i really wanted to see JJs shot

  • @SevenAteNiine
    @SevenAteNiine Год назад +10

    Dame and JJ confirming the old era would get smoked 🤣🤣

  • @capricorn10ne
    @capricorn10ne Год назад +3

    Jj redick ending this interview with a 3 minute monologue justifying ending his career on LA Clippers getting outmatched by Houston Rockets...
    Dame: That's crazy man

  • @CR250rSMITH
    @CR250rSMITH Год назад +8

    everybody does what feels natural to them, the way the ball is on his palm first is interesting

  • @douglaspinsak1246
    @douglaspinsak1246 Год назад +8

    You can win without being 3-pt dominate; you’re just going to need to have tremendous accuracy/efficiency, and/or be able to defend in such a way as to shut down the opponents 3-ball. Superb accuracy and/or superb perimeter defense is the only way to change the game from its current state without changing the rules.

    • @ulyssescasio9939
      @ulyssescasio9939 Год назад

      Bruh, all NBA players and coaches are telling everybody that you can't win without shooting threes in today's NBA, it's just basic math as Dame has said. Old school basketball won't work in today's game. They have to defend people in the 3 pt line and fight multiple screens. If you are a big that has poor footwork, you gotta get beaten by hybrid bigs today.

    • @robert2690
      @robert2690 Год назад

      No, you just need better coaches create a system that utilize the strengths of your players.
      3-ball is not the problem. 3-ball makes the game better. It completely opens up the defense and that allows cutters, that allows pockets of space in the midrange and the paint, if a center is a shooter.
      The warriors score more points in the paint than you realize. Without posting up, how is it possible? Because of the 3pt.

    • @SizTv
      @SizTv Год назад

      2020 Lakers won while being one of the worst 3pt shooting teams.

    • @michaelhaydenbell
      @michaelhaydenbell Год назад

      @@SizTv Ok, and? Just because something happens doesn't mean it's not improbable and rare. Look how much success they had since.

    • @michaelhaydenbell
      @michaelhaydenbell Год назад

      Ok and if you have tremendous accuracy from 3...then why tf wouldn't you shoot more of them?

  • @meepk633
    @meepk633 Год назад +6

    I can see how that COULD be more consistent. The bigger muscles in your arms are probably able to produce more consistent and deliberate movements than the small muscles that move your fingers.

  • @combatbeatdown
    @combatbeatdown Год назад +1

    He has the cleanest form ever. Klay is a close second. Top 3 shooter all time.

  • @TheUmerK
    @TheUmerK Год назад +1

    Shout out to JJ for asking great question. Awesome podcast

  • @Teewaree13
    @Teewaree13 Год назад +2

    Form matters but being believing in yourself is the most important key
    🔑

    • @christtwitch4013
      @christtwitch4013 Год назад +1

      This. U can have the worst shooting form ever. Of u believe that every shot u take is going in, they are goin in. But u gotta believe like it's the most obvious thing like there's 100 percent chance that it's going in. U gotta have the dumbest believe in it . And u'll be a great shooter

    • @Teewaree13
      @Teewaree13 Год назад

      @@christtwitch4013 I agree.

  • @tommcneill6292
    @tommcneill6292 Год назад

    Best basketball podcast. Period

  • @chinumo
    @chinumo Год назад +2

    What’s more important is points per attempt not make, doesn’t matter if a shot is worth 2 or 3 if you miss it. Not to mention the rebound chance off miss.

  • @kramkalisthenics
    @kramkalisthenics Год назад +1

    My 5'2" inch coach could stand flat-footed at half court and shoot one handed, flick of the wrist, and hit basket after basket. It's in the wrist.

  • @joshlewis575
    @joshlewis575 Год назад

    Dame is so underrated, dude is a top 5 pg of ALL TIME. Love dames game

    • @seanmcbrearty1365
      @seanmcbrearty1365 Год назад +1

      Magic , Steph, Isaiah Thomas, Stockton , Kidd, which one is Dame better then ? Idk man.

  • @Enycbx
    @Enycbx Год назад

    It's one motion. Beautiful.

  • @joetlr41
    @joetlr41 Год назад

    I remember watchin dame put that work in before he got drafted in them vlogs he use to post. He certified

  • @oldmanballer5088
    @oldmanballer5088 Год назад +4

    The things is the ball does come off his fingertips at the last moment. He holds it in his palm but the ball eventually leaves off the tips last.

  • @MegaChen
    @MegaChen 4 месяца назад

    Two of them are the most great shooter of all time

  • @jazon345
    @jazon345 Год назад +3

    I deadass remember there being a thread on RealGM and then /r/NBA like, a decade ago, pointing out that weird quirk in his shot.
    Cool to finally see him talk about it.

  • @TheGOAT-fx9wx
    @TheGOAT-fx9wx Год назад

    Thats why his the best shooting PG rn

  • @malcolm90120
    @malcolm90120 Год назад +4

    The 3 point line needs to change to a semi circle at the top of the key , distance out long or short doesn’t matter just remove the 3 point line from the corners to give basketball a variety of player skill sets to make basketball interesting again..

  • @jackiepuppetband3813
    @jackiepuppetband3813 Год назад

    Palm shooting is new to this era and it's pretty game changing

  • @yugiisama
    @yugiisama Год назад +2

    bro it’s always the dads who have god awful forms that give their sons all the “tips & tricks” and this is what happens 😭😂

  • @victorkonon
    @victorkonon Год назад +1

    1:19 lower budy and core strength is key for shooting. Steph has a few videos showing his squats/lifts/workouts - those are no joke

  • @Perrples
    @Perrples Год назад

    This video had all the right edits!

  • @MarkHiew
    @MarkHiew Год назад +2

    I will never cease to watch clips of JJ’s podcast and be like: “Oh yeah…he’s got that other dude on his show…who is he again?!”

  • @Christiangrey999
    @Christiangrey999 Год назад +1

    jj bro got his hairline fixed up

  • @andrebaker7023
    @andrebaker7023 Год назад

    The world needs mo Dame. FRFR

  • @BallinDay96
    @BallinDay96 Год назад +3

    His shot is beautiful. Great lift, ideal release point for range, no off hand involvement, and follows through.

  • @ddninja3348
    @ddninja3348 Год назад +2

    It doesn't matter how many attempts teams put up if they are not making them or a team plays really great/good defense makes it that much harder to make them. Defense Matters.

    • @AC2k14GOD
      @AC2k14GOD Год назад +1

      still never the same
      teams rn has more ground to cover than back then offense is not the same hence defense is not the same anymore
      you cant just clog up the paint and throw bodies at post players like before now defense goes way beyond the 3 and trying to chase people off of screens

  • @sapien2291
    @sapien2291 Год назад +2

    Warriors and lakers both ran some triangle offense in there win in the finals also jason kidd is the new mastro of the triangle offense i love this game of life basketball

    • @pravski
      @pravski Год назад

      Jason kidd 😂😂

  • @Go4Yourz
    @Go4Yourz Год назад +2

    It’s so unique to have fingertips off the ball until the end. I wonder if he uses his fingertips on the catch. When exactly do you think the fingertips separate? At the set point maybe?

  • @jonLowryTrade
    @jonLowryTrade Год назад

    once you see it, it can't be unseen

  • @paxtoy2
    @paxtoy2 Год назад +1

    3 point meta started in 2015

  • @bigghump213
    @bigghump213 Год назад

    I Often sit like J.J. I've worked hard to feel okay doing it in certain settings. I've put the reps in and now I do a double leg cross. Dame is a bad dude.

  • @musicspider911
    @musicspider911 Год назад +1

    Makes complete sense because it leaves a bit of space to give the right amount of “spin/rotation” off the shot if you think about it.

  • @Habeev07
    @Habeev07 Год назад

    1:54 There is so little wasted motion. This generates so much power and less time spent on the fingertips means less time for the ball to be twisted/roll per se off the hand, changing the axis point at release. fingere basically act as leaf springs with different tensions that can change the way the ball comes off the hand. Id like to see the slow motion differences between Dame, Klay, Steph, even Ray Allen, JJ, Korver, and Reggie Miller. But Dames shot is literally so amazing to watch. His power and form he had during that 3-pt contest he won this year was ART!! Poetry in motion.

    • @Thatboygtmike
      @Thatboygtmike Год назад

      you can watch their shots in slow mo using YT. Just go find clips you like of them then change settings on the video to a slower playback speed.

    • @gobeyond6473
      @gobeyond6473 Год назад

      If Dame can defend his 3pt Champion belt 10 times, then I would buy to his shooting technique.

  • @HitmanHimmy
    @HitmanHimmy Год назад

    This just shows you that shooting is about comfortability. Do what works for u

  • @tuckerchisholm1005
    @tuckerchisholm1005 Год назад +1

    This is the question Ive been asking since his rookie year! JJ asking the deep dirt

  • @xxrwillzxx
    @xxrwillzxx Год назад

    Redick blowing up! Nice

  • @kunstdontfollow8011
    @kunstdontfollow8011 Год назад

    Damian looked like the perfect shot robot in the thumbnail

  • @dkey9784
    @dkey9784 Год назад

    Great content and perspective

  • @synapse913
    @synapse913 Год назад +3

    Back in my day, Lillard’s shooting form would have been drilled out of him by coaches.
    “Don’t dip the ball, jump as high as you can, two motion the shot” is what we were taught. And it was all wrong.

    • @synapse913
      @synapse913 Год назад +3

      Oh, and can’t forget the sage coaching, “square both of your shoulders to the basket.”
      I’m so glad that shooting science has evolved past this nonsense.

  • @damiantreat7929
    @damiantreat7929 3 месяца назад

    I tried shooting around like this one day and it was $$$$!! Only thing is being able to use form like that in game is a steep learning curve.

  • @mattwilliams7454
    @mattwilliams7454 Год назад +3

    I think I'm ready for the 4 point revolution

  • @RickDanner
    @RickDanner Год назад

    i really like this guy dame pure class

  • @danielmarbella1197
    @danielmarbella1197 Год назад

    “You can not win by the old game, is a math equation”. He should say if we play old game with modern rules. Rules is what shapes basketball. I can not imagine any other reasons for Ray Allen, Stojakovic or Miller not to shoot more in their prime but the impossibility with hand checking and physicality. And it’s the same reason you don’t see USA team basketball not scoring threes like in NBA by far when playing under international rules.

  • @kratost945
    @kratost945 Год назад +1

    Well I think if there was a coach that could device a near foolproof way of guarding the 3 line.. You can take away the 3 game significantly and reset the game to open floor bball..
    Miami' heat's Eric Spo may have the best shot at this

  • @curtiszyr
    @curtiszyr Год назад +1

    My all time shooters : Steph , klay, Allen, Kd , dame , bird

  • @So-lk8qi
    @So-lk8qi Год назад

    My favorite player
    From morocco 🇲🇦

  • @dino_not_dyno
    @dino_not_dyno Год назад

    He just called it easy. F yes 🙌

  • @sapien2291
    @sapien2291 Год назад +1

    Dolla dont need a chip though he a Real Man That is one of The greatest NBA Player He Allways my favorite player every year and i love the lakers86

  • @solstice5767
    @solstice5767 Год назад +2

    Imagine putting the 3 point line further out and just shifting the whole risk/reward of the game

  • @IWantMyVisionBack
    @IWantMyVisionBack Год назад

    Beautiful stroke.

  • @adatshhc
    @adatshhc Год назад

    I knew a kid in high school that used to shoot like this. Rip Marlos Long

  • @Crysco.mp3
    @Crysco.mp3 Год назад

    My favorite player.

  • @isisdaddy1
    @isisdaddy1 Год назад

    Good vid. Real ball talk

  • @thegalacticcast
    @thegalacticcast Год назад

    The Game Of Basketball Has Truly Changed!!!!

  • @ladavionjohnson
    @ladavionjohnson Год назад +1

    I never. Noticed how his finger tip’s don’t touch the ball till it rolls off that’s wilddddd

  • @Vibrance_Visuals
    @Vibrance_Visuals Год назад +2

    They should expand the 3 pt line to balance the game

    • @greyyb8860
      @greyyb8860 Год назад

      Get good, you still need rebounders, still need dudes to assists, get steals and block shots, 3’s ain’t the only thing, fast breaks help, causing turnovers help, helping teammates find spots on the floor to shoot help as well

  • @leander1106
    @leander1106 Год назад

    It's that split second where you have to focus on the rim, being able to erase opponents, crowd from your mind. Where it's only you, the rim and nothing else

  • @dwadeisthegoat2020
    @dwadeisthegoat2020 Год назад +4

    I'd airball every shot 😂😂😂

  • @kazamaclan447
    @kazamaclan447 Год назад

    Makes sense ,each of your finger tips have the power to sway the ball off target

  • @marvem7838
    @marvem7838 Год назад +4

    Second greatest shooter ever!

  • @kbrewers
    @kbrewers Год назад

    ya, i always think that shooting 40% from 3 is like shooting 60% from 2 in less attempts. Meaning if you dont shoot 3s, you better be hitting more 2's at a 60% clip, getting to the free throw line, and not turning the ball over with penetrations.

  • @8_3_1_BALL
    @8_3_1_BALL Год назад +2

    You know one thing I have to add is the old way of posting people up is definitely still alive if we look at the top players in the league scoring in the paint, but it is now with the incorporation of the 3-point shot that the offensive has become more deadly and hard to stop. Before the midrange/post was the main method of scoring, but now the post opens up the 3 by drawing double teams and creating movement without the ball, and it creates more opportunity. Before you'd only have 3 point specialists like peja and ray allen taking those shots. Now, you see almost every player incorporating it in their game because of how it opens up the offensive when they are able to shoot.

  • @vickramsingh5814
    @vickramsingh5814 Год назад +1

    basically he proves as long as he gets the ball to spin after releasing then he is good.

  • @J508-e4b
    @J508-e4b Год назад

    Damian lillard best PG in the league without a ring facts

  • @PayskiDreski464
    @PayskiDreski464 Год назад

    Surprisingly dames shooting motion is to fluid to tell whether jj’s hypothesis is true or not

  • @KOW123
    @KOW123 Год назад

    This show is awesome! I'm 42 and will try that next time I go to the park.

  • @Sfbabykd
    @Sfbabykd Год назад

    That natural flick it came natural for me

  • @neilpersen
    @neilpersen Год назад +2

    Alot of ppl in the comments saying "I shoot like this"... I promise you, you don't lol

  • @kleco1000
    @kleco1000 Год назад

    2005-2007 I shoot from distance in pick up ball and practice it and shot pretty good avg. I remember player on other team telling the guy guarding me, to stop me and he yell I cant guard him all the way out there he will drive past me lol . Im 38 now and did t understand why players never didnt do that. It almost unguardable

  • @thelivetable
    @thelivetable Год назад +20

    Every player in the NBA has a Dad or a Big Brother some type of Father Figure. I wish I had a Dad growing up.

    • @TimmyMorinII
      @TimmyMorinII Год назад +16

      A lot of them don’t. Look at bron

    • @langricco
      @langricco Год назад +3

      Don’t feel that way fam.

    • @mjgould1192
      @mjgould1192 Год назад

      Lebron

    • @emilioreyes4159
      @emilioreyes4159 Год назад +1

      Many don't have, or in any case it's their college coaches

    • @thelivetable
      @thelivetable Год назад +3

      @@TimmyMorinII Besides LeBron who ? And he was 6’8” 240 lbs … plus his High School coach took him in …

  • @raynation2k
    @raynation2k Год назад +6

    I shoot like this my fingers barely touch the ball. I tried the conventional way of shooting like flat fingers on the ball and my shot got messed up. Also I generate a lot of force shooting like this. Which I don't know how or why LMAO