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His footwork while moving in any direction while he's gathering the ball before a shot is what's most impressive.

@WeMissDimebag

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely. People love to talk about his movement but don’t talk enough about his ability to shoot off different platforms, with different momentum, in tiny windows. His ability to get the shot up in such tiny windows *is* why he’s the greatest shooter.

@mambamentality3141

5 ай бұрын

💯

@mambamentality3141

5 ай бұрын

@@WeMissDimebagfacts

he just on a whole other level and thanks coach

@mastercrossover8843

3 жыл бұрын

Keep running 🏃🏻‍♂️

Moving with out the ball steph makes the basics look like art

Moving without the ball successfully relies a lot of similar concepts to taking a guy off the dribble. Use subtle contact with your arms, use change of speeds and change of directions.

I think what’s underrated here is that he is playing with teammates who know his off-ball habits and how he gets open so they know how to be alert to make the right plays, screens, etc to have him take the shot he’s looking for.

Love your breakdowns. They always help my game by watching right before I play.

Curry has Android-like stamina. He’s ALWAYS running around making plays off the ball

@comedytv2832

3 жыл бұрын

apparently during timeouts he can voluntarily lower his heart rate.

@ByAnyMeansBasketball

3 жыл бұрын

Facts 😂

@hoanghale2671

3 жыл бұрын

I read somewhere that he runs about 2,5 miles a game. That's double the amount of a wide receiver's. It's crazy

@Prince36300

3 жыл бұрын

Its also that lighting quick release, gives the defense no time to recover

@kingibrahimk2

2 жыл бұрын

@Imafraid Jumitebeeinnagang tell me more about these breathing exercises. Any links? I've been doing these lately to calm my CNS

This was a very great video that helped me to understand off-ball movement a ton

🙏🏽exactly what i’m looking for

The best breakdown channel 🔥🔥

You are my favorite person to watch with basketball research and breakdowns

This gonna blow up for sure thanks for the vid.

Preciate you coach!! These definitely are something to try , the success may also depend on your basketball’s team offensive scheme

The video I needed!!! Keep up the great content!

i don't know why, but this video just made my day! thanks for the great advice and tips!!

Could you make a video on Curry's footwork while dribbling, finishing, and shooting. The footwork is just so clean but relaxed, especially when he's gathering the ball before the shot. His movements are so focused and controlled yet seem so relaxed.

I could watch great players move without the ball all day. 🧐👀 One of my favorite parts of the game.

Just came from the clips on iG. Great video man! I have been looking for off ball movement film for a while now.

What he lacks in quickness and agility he more than makes up for in IQ. I'm appreciative of this video as it shows how Steph works to tire out and confuse defenders. And let's give props to Dell. That quick release and mastery of using screens came directly from him.

Ph here best channel after many years mark my word iwill become nba player

i think a large part of it is gameplan. All warriors players screen when they see Curry coming towards them, which helps him get the space he needs.

First shot crazy nonchalant. Insane amount of skill.

Moving screens the warriors players set everytime are also very helpful

This is Beautiful Coach

A1 content brother

This kind of movement opens alot of driving lanes as well. The defender is almost never in a stance when u get the ball and has to react off balance to whatever move u make once u get the ball

Imma need this today lmao thank u

Can you please do a video of a kobe/jordan drive to the basket? They always are able to finish and I would like to implement it into my game.

Thank you so much

COLEMAN AYERS THE 🐐🐐🐐

Nothing but facts.

Video request: Ja Morant Moves please tryna play like him💪🏾.

we all need a player like Draymond Green. He is just an amazing team player.

great coaching

This epic.. now if u can break down his signature stepback

🔥

Really interesting :)

Can you do a breakdown of how he’s been scoring so well and his go to moves ?

He gets open off of setting his own screens off ball as well

Cool

Make a video on tutorial of kyrie and kobe fadeaway

video request could you do something on maximizing your steps to get to the hoop

Can u plz do a video like how he gets open but instead with him with the ball like isolation

can you post screen tutorials both on and off ball please thankss

His foot works is mad

@michelleprince2832

3 ай бұрын

His foot work is mad

What's the song playing in the background?

The key to all of this is BE IN GREAT SHAPE you have to have a lot of stamina to do this

And those casual haters say the only thing he can do is shoot🤣😭 they know nothing about basketball and just showing jealousy on a man’s greatness

Him and R.I.P was the best at doing this

Can u make a video all about audio cues? So that i can use it when I'm playing alone.

@cbricks009

3 жыл бұрын

What are audio cues?

Curry also sets screen. He would come off these screen for back door lay ups and open shots

Also he getting right in time passes !!!

Bro, i got a very important question. If i use my left hand more frequently in the day or learn how to write with it will that help me in the court

@g4pf778

2 жыл бұрын

nah just do mokan drill tbh. left and right hand layups under the rim

make a video of a workout working on defense

Bro curry gets half of the whole team deep in

So they key is for your teammates to set screen

honestly i can see why steph lacks on the defensive end, given that he moves around a lot and doesn't have much energy when it comes to defense.

we need a darius garland breakdown

What that beat?

but the thing is my coach doesn't design a play for someone to screen for me to shoot a 3

one thing to say though is none of his burst plays would happen without the communication from his teammates

Nice, the problem is how to get ball hogger to pass to me after I run around the courts twice and wide open. XD

First

How to get open off the dribble

I think Steph can be in the play anywhere in the court

I'm always open

No this shit may easy but it's not. It's actually difficult. He just makes it look easy. He's mastered this and everyone hasn't or can't do it like he does. His execution is second to none. Everyone can't execute this to his level.Also his conditioning is crazy. To be able to keep moving like this every game takes great conditioning. It's amazing how he's able to consistently do this. I like what the video shows but it's more to it than this. He also does other things moving without the ball that isn't shown.

And now they clinched the 8th seed

Curry might carry the warriors to the playoffs🤭

@hawi7979

3 жыл бұрын

he will :)

First can you make a Stephen curry attention detail I think every undersize guard should study his game

main problem why I can not get open and score are my teammates lol

Don’t get me wrong Curry the GOAT of shooting but I wish we could see him play somewhere else to see him hoop in a different offense and with someone not like Draymond who looks for him every single play

@andylozano5193

3 жыл бұрын

Try watching his playoffs or play in general in 2013. Dray was just drafted and nowhere near as good as 2015. Klay was still young and got buckets but was way worse finishing at the rim and had worse defense.

@dashingdreww1185

3 жыл бұрын

@@andylozano5193 bet

His sprinting angles are STUPIDDDD lol

@ByAnyMeansBasketball

3 жыл бұрын

For real!!

Analyze time

it's very obvious, the moving screen

yeah but whenever I play basketball with my friends they don’t even give me space to dribble

@someonelivescash

Жыл бұрын

use jab steps, draw fouls, hit them with hezis and create your own space

He gets open so much cause NBA is just a show. If you want to watch real basketball college is where it’s at

just to clarify,Steph Curry gets open as easily as he does because he is as good as he is,if you’re not shooting great no player is gonna guard you up and fall for every hesi and shot fake you do

@vinuzo9548

3 жыл бұрын

I get what you're trying to say, but youre all wrong. The fact that Steph is so good is why defenders are doing everything in their power to stop him from getting open. The bad players are the ones defenders leave open.

@johanserna356

3 жыл бұрын

vinuzo you just put in other words exactly what I said lmao

@johanserna356

3 жыл бұрын

defenders will always be on the tip of their toes against steph

@cbricks009

3 жыл бұрын

@@johanserna356 no they won't and dont.

@WeMoomingNow

3 жыл бұрын

@@johanserna356 I get what you mean and I think you are partially right. On one side, defenders are more likely to bite the fakes and hesis that Steph throw at them because he is so dangerous. But on the other hand defenders also give 300% effort when guarding him, making getting open extremely difficult. If I step on the court I can get open for every play, because I suck at shooting, so technically it is easier for me to get open than Steph, who really has to work for every shot opportunity

"It's really not that difficult" Umm yes it is!

Bruh half those shots weren’t open he’s just too good

I like stephs movement but this should expose just how bad and inconsistent the nba defense really is for its level.

@RamaSivamani

2 жыл бұрын

Defending off ball movement is always tough regardless of how good of a defender you are. If the person you are defending knows how to bait you into running into screens and your teammates don't communicate that effectively then your done. And if there are multiple screens in a set that are staggered all it take is one miscommunication on one of them for the defender to be done. Plus it requires the stamina to chase a player who is in constant motion with or without the ball.

All I saw was hella moving and illegal screens

@ByAnyMeansBasketball

3 жыл бұрын

*buckets