How To Play Better Than Players Who Are Better Than You

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  • Опубликовано: 24 ноя 2024

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  • @DeepGameBasketball
    @DeepGameBasketball  3 года назад +15

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    • @joshj2650
      @joshj2650 3 года назад +1

      DeepGame thanks i finally understand now.

  • @GreigMair1980
    @GreigMair1980 8 месяцев назад +3

    This is always how I approached basketball. I played to my strengths, accepted others strengths but always strived to learn more.

  • @flashgorden0388
    @flashgorden0388 3 года назад +38

    This works. I used this mentality against someone I have not beat in 1v1 in 3 years. I beat him 21 to 20 last Wednesday!!

    • @bigt1668
      @bigt1668 3 года назад +5

      Nice job man

    • @ETS45
      @ETS45 2 года назад +2

      Damn mentality is so powerful

    • @ODSKhari
      @ODSKhari 2 года назад +1

      @@ETS45 the mind is the ultimate power source

  • @mikimiska1239
    @mikimiska1239 3 года назад +61

    Every player who hasn t seen deep game videos are really missing out

  • @levinyucel8594
    @levinyucel8594 3 года назад +39

    Listening to this video made me feel that bulletproof feeling I get when I am very present on the court. Where I feel fully rational and peaceful and plugged in. It’s funny how those moments when you stop worrying about the “level” of your game, and your game magically elevates. I hope to play in this state of mind as consistently as possible, without attaching myself to a specific result or outcome in a presumptuous habit.

  • @primojimmo
    @primojimmo 3 года назад +31

    Absolute great advice, sometimes got to accept and learn from that.

  • @cnoriptaedoe2596
    @cnoriptaedoe2596 3 года назад +6

    His wordplay to explain on a deeper level instantly clicked great content deff spread the word

  • @stookeyslaughter
    @stookeyslaughter 3 года назад +3

    I was 12 years old and was starting to really like playing basketball so the older guys that were 12-13 years older than me were always short 1-2 players and always picked us younger guys to fill in spots. I always got taken advantage of being younger so continued playing and figured out how to become a better player and dominate players my own age.

  • @dukesamuel1590
    @dukesamuel1590 3 года назад +7

    I'm so happy and grateful now that I know this channel and able to improve my game with compassion and love for the game

  • @kyleadams1131
    @kyleadams1131 3 года назад +8

    Wow. That was awesome. I'll be rewatching and forcing my friends to watch this, ha! Thanks much for sharing!

  • @cheskateeplays3604
    @cheskateeplays3604 3 года назад +4

    Thank you for the mental approach on game and just I should just play. Even though they're better than me it's a growth factor for me, accepting that and just play your own game, focus on my own game. thank you Deep game ✨

  • @nicsterloin
    @nicsterloin Год назад +2

    more people need to watch your videos man

  • @mrgrizzly2460
    @mrgrizzly2460 3 года назад +7

    Shees this is what i needed

  • @abolfazlabedi1963
    @abolfazlabedi1963 Год назад +1

    Hey man.
    That was about life :)
    Thanks ❤

  • @byrdhouseentertainment5149
    @byrdhouseentertainment5149 2 года назад +1

    Great stuff man. Love it. Very inspirational

  • @philipkonate6816
    @philipkonate6816 3 года назад +1

    one of the best video from you!!!!

  • @benjaminmac-clure3830
    @benjaminmac-clure3830 3 года назад

    DeepGame respect man!
    Sometimes i think that DeepGame is a social experiment.

  • @reality_noice
    @reality_noice 3 года назад

    This has so much mental clarity

  • @djordjepesut8572
    @djordjepesut8572 3 года назад +1

    Bro this is amazing

  • @omarabdelwahed5366
    @omarabdelwahed5366 3 года назад +1

    Thank you very much!!!

  • @Benji-x6l
    @Benji-x6l 3 года назад +2

    I loved this video.

  • @jesiahwilliams64comboguard50
    @jesiahwilliams64comboguard50 3 года назад +3

    any book suggestions to develop our deep game ?

  • @toucan7418
    @toucan7418 3 года назад +7

    Deep Game, Deep Game, Deep Game! Ik this might not be all that appropriate but, can you make a talk about how semen retention affects our basketball performance? PLEASE?

    • @yourfavouriteusername
      @yourfavouriteusername 3 года назад +1

      Yes please.

    • @evolveaim8203
      @evolveaim8203 3 года назад +3

      Biggest pro of semen retention is increased stamina and biggest con is it becomes easier to be distracted by things

    • @yourfavouriteusername
      @yourfavouriteusername 3 года назад +1

      @@evolveaim8203 Facts my dude no cap🙏🏽. Currently on Day 27

    • @evolveaim8203
      @evolveaim8203 3 года назад +1

      Anurag Sajeet very impressive I know the first few weeks are hard but you powered through now you can see all the great results in a few weeks and make it a lifestyle💪

    • @yourfavouriteusername
      @yourfavouriteusername 3 года назад

      @@evolveaim8203 Agreed man, it took a really long time of continuous trial and error to make it past the first few days, I think week1-2s are usually the hardest. Thanks for the support, I wish you all the best in your journey as well my dude🙏🏽💪🏽

  • @trill2400
    @trill2400 3 года назад +9

    This isn’t just about basketball this is true about video games just realized that holy shit

  • @joev8037
    @joev8037 3 года назад +3

    But she should still challenge ourselves to work on new skills like if I’m a shooter I should practice both my shooting but also my slashing and playmaking right?

    • @DeepGameBasketball
      @DeepGameBasketball  3 года назад +2

      Absolutely, just do what makes sense in each given situation.
      Coach S.

  • @ivicapetric8148
    @ivicapetric8148 3 года назад +4

    What is the name of this player you've trained with?

  • @icecoldandrewbaxter8348
    @icecoldandrewbaxter8348 3 года назад

    This is so true😳

  • @Christopus
    @Christopus 2 года назад +1

    🙏🏻

  • @deadleyspike
    @deadleyspike 3 года назад +2

    What’s the best way I can improve ball handling, footwork, shot off dribble, explosiveness, and athleticism?

    • @wailamchu6352
      @wailamchu6352 3 года назад +5

      Just train lol, there are no shortcuts. Look at the earlier videos, before this channel has become Deepgame.

    • @wailamchu6352
      @wailamchu6352 3 года назад +3

      Aka EGT

    • @owenkile6042
      @owenkile6042 3 года назад

      Anything else lmao

    • @deadleyspike
      @deadleyspike 3 года назад +1

      Owen Kile nope

    • @wailamchu6352
      @wailamchu6352 3 года назад +4

      @@owenkile6042 I'd say yes. Film analysis, breaking down your mechanics, footwork, or even just reps. Learn from pros and analyse the game of basketball. How does curry shoot, why can harden, Kyrie and co can break down others so easily.

  • @p1ayerzer0
    @p1ayerzer0 2 года назад

    Dude I just beat 2 varsity players with my friend. We were jv & jv2 players

  • @7_k265
    @7_k265 3 года назад

    Yesterday I played a player that wasn’t better than me I was better than him for like a month when he started coming to the park,then out of nowhere like these past two days he’s been putting work on me and he’s been beating me and my shooting couldn’t heat up yesterday so I had to work so hard with my handles to get a few lay ups and still lose 10-5 (2v2)

  • @simisolaagboola
    @simisolaagboola 3 года назад +2

    Do you have a podcast on spotify?

    • @DeepGameBasketball
      @DeepGameBasketball  3 года назад

      I believe we do; search up DeepGame, or Coach Taylor, or Taylor Allan on spotify, and you should be able to find it there.
      Coach S.

  • @1upmushroom8
    @1upmushroom8 3 года назад

    Will Coach Drew and Alan and etc still be with DeepGame?

  • @esteprod5056
    @esteprod5056 3 года назад +6

    I'm never passed the ball in 5v5 games because I'm 5'4 even when I call for it but I know that I can score, any advice? I'm also 13 so lots of room to grow

    • @ajbaltazarr
      @ajbaltazarr 3 года назад +1

      Keep asking and whenever u get the ball use that opportunity to show ppl u can score

    • @esteprod5056
      @esteprod5056 3 года назад

      @@ajbaltazarr they're just ball hogs anyways

    • @PO-ec1us
      @PO-ec1us 3 года назад +1

      Get the rebound and keep the ball yourself

    • @lilverson1333
      @lilverson1333 3 года назад +1

      Gotta make good plays get rebounds and move and get open Its not always about scoring its being effective even without the ball. You didnt say that you a good defender so Im assume taht your okay work on getting steals and predicting the game, but cant control whether someone a ball hog or not at the end of the day

    • @jeremymedina8376
      @jeremymedina8376 3 года назад

      Keep going shit starts to change once you keep going u will start to see some things to change. Just keep going

  • @graffitimasters4533
    @graffitimasters4533 3 года назад

    Dealing with players who constantly brag about how good they are. And when challenged only want to play for money.

  • @virajagawane296
    @virajagawane296 3 года назад +2

    But coach, if I can't beat a player at his game then what should I learn from him? How do I grow from it?

  • @Cashmoneyethco
    @Cashmoneyethco 3 года назад

    How do you deal with players that are bigger then you as in size

  • @kni9ne600
    @kni9ne600 3 года назад +5

    Hey, I'm getting terrible grades, not getting any workouts in and honestly just loosing everything. I didn't think I'd ever comment in a youtube video but I need help. I've lost all hope and I just don't know what to do

    • @basketballinbosco8161
      @basketballinbosco8161 3 года назад

      I wish I could help

    • @cedriclewis4571
      @cedriclewis4571 3 года назад +4

      Coach t would say start with an easy habit that can get you going. Normally in the morning. Then also see what’s on your mind write down or type anything that comes to mind for 10 or more minutes. Break down what made since and if it’s in your control make a plan for it and if it’s not in your control let it go. If you have a lot start with a little and gradually increase. You’re going to spin out trying to do everything. For you I’d start with my hw. 55 minutes ok hw and a 10 min meditation and repeat until I complete assignments needed. Also how clean is your room? Are you keeping up with yourself? Normally these are signs your priorities might not be great when you get home you might just watch yt instead of doing the things u need to then they pile up on you. Organize your life by organizing your mind then execute the steps required moving forward.

    • @kni9ne600
      @kni9ne600 3 года назад +1

      @@cedriclewis4571 i'll try. Hopefully I get through this.

    • @Zlimeboyjared
      @Zlimeboyjared 3 года назад

      usally if bad things happen good things are gonna happen

    • @Zlimeboyjared
      @Zlimeboyjared 3 года назад +1

      meditatate

  • @rometlempu4839
    @rometlempu4839 3 года назад +1

    I find that if I accept the fact that they are better than me, I lose confidence during playing.

  • @marcotayek1599
    @marcotayek1599 3 года назад +3

    Why is coach taylor wearing the same shirt in all the videos ?

  • @TennisWithWin
    @TennisWithWin 2 года назад

    I’m a tennis player and a lot of what you are saying applies to tennis and other sports (I assume).

    • @DeepGameBasketball
      @DeepGameBasketball  2 года назад +1

      Yes; these principles apply not only to all other sports, but all other fields of life as well. The examples, of course, are basketball related, but that does not limit the effectiveness of the concepts beyond basketball.
      Simon
      DeepGame

    • @TennisWithWin
      @TennisWithWin 2 года назад +1

      @@DeepGameBasketball Yes, I could totally relate! Awesome and very valuable content you have! It will take people far in their sports if they apply it! I had my own fair share of experiences 😅

    • @DeepGameBasketball
      @DeepGameBasketball  2 года назад

      @@TennisWithWin Thank you for the kind words!
      Simon
      DeepGame

  • @bradaltus7138
    @bradaltus7138 3 года назад +1

    I have a question: I did one of your laws which was to not care so much on how much you score and I think that was apart of magnetism and I have stopped caring so much I score obviously I wanna score heaps but ever since this change has happened I have scene a significant drop in production in games and it would be great if you could help thanks

    • @DeepGameBasketball
      @DeepGameBasketball  3 года назад

      The Laws aren't "done", they're worked on. I wouldn't think about them so much, but rather use the techniques we teach to work on them and let them happen on their own.
      Coach S.

    • @bradaltus7138
      @bradaltus7138 3 года назад

      @@DeepGameBasketball ah right ok I think I understand I appreciate it thanks

    • @UnknownCartoonEditor
      @UnknownCartoonEditor 3 года назад +2

      You’ve still got be to be aggressive on court. There’s another video that goes between cycling between relaxation & aggression. When you’re aggressive you gotta push to score, but not be so concerned about how many points you earn.

  • @KingJaviGoat
    @KingJaviGoat 3 года назад +2

    Remember God First

  • @abduldoughani907
    @abduldoughani907 3 года назад

    But what do you mean by trying to beat someone at their game like if you could give me an example

    • @DeepGameBasketball
      @DeepGameBasketball  3 года назад +1

      The example that Coach T gave in the video is that he had his own natural skillset to work on, but he looked at someone else and decided to become better at their skillset instead, ignoring his own unique capabilities. Does that make sense?
      Coach S.

    • @abduldoughani907
      @abduldoughani907 3 года назад

      @@DeepGameBasketball oh ok thank you

  • @davidagudelorueda5844
    @davidagudelorueda5844 3 года назад

    I didn't understand something: how can I grow by accepting that they're better than me?

    • @DeepGameBasketball
      @DeepGameBasketball  3 года назад

      Whenever you are being honest, you are growing because you are allowing yourself to become hurt without defending your ego. This is what allows you to grow beyond it.
      Coach S.

  • @Alp-kt9tp
    @Alp-kt9tp 3 года назад +2

    I don't know english , so what he meant ?

    • @jalebigaming2040
      @jalebigaming2040 3 года назад +1

      U just talked in English but he is saying believe you can beat them and you will.

    • @jalebigaming2040
      @jalebigaming2040 3 года назад +1

      If he better than you accept it and battle through and work harder

    • @Alp-kt9tp
      @Alp-kt9tp 3 года назад +1

      @@jalebigaming2040 always i can't understand anyone talking but i can write and understand anndd there is translate

    • @Alp-kt9tp
      @Alp-kt9tp 3 года назад +1

      @@jalebigaming2040 thanks 👍

  • @yeetmoneyd7049
    @yeetmoneyd7049 3 года назад +3

    I still wonder why Taylor pronounces against a-gay-nst

  • @YoungGameChanger23
    @YoungGameChanger23 3 года назад

    I hate seeing the guy who’s better than me face in school.

  • @andrewrentuaya9510
    @andrewrentuaya9510 2 года назад

    Iron sharpens iron....

  • @0piumdan
    @0piumdan 3 года назад

    Hé don’t even answer

  • @trek4600
    @trek4600 3 года назад +1

    Deep game has to get to the point, i get that it’s deep diving but this dude rambles on too much

    • @gb8025
      @gb8025 3 года назад

      @Miguel Umoren theres a free masterclass