This video is so gangsta, it makes me want to quit my job, buy some Air Forces, move to the Bronx and hoop all day

@marcmckenniss9813

2 жыл бұрын

Lol

@loganvaagene2521

2 жыл бұрын

do it

@InfamousSslickX

11 ай бұрын

This is the comment of the year 😂

@robb6105

11 ай бұрын

Air forces ain’t going to do it bro lol 😂 great comment tho

@chuauzikpuia4658

11 ай бұрын

😂😂😂

I am coaching middle school basketball. Motivating individuals has always been easy for me. But videos like these are excellent tools that can help ensure your players are learning what they need in order to be successful. Thanks for this teaching tool.

@jordanjohnson1019

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for blessing others really can change lives 💪🏾

@kastume3873

Жыл бұрын

I’m a basketball player and how do i get more confidence? I feel your advice will benefit me cause your a coach. like i’m good without any pressure and alone but when it comes to games i struggle to do what i usually do alone

@jordanjohnson1019

Жыл бұрын

@@kastume3873 work work work

@DaBearGSWA

Жыл бұрын

@@kastume3873 switch your mindset. Effort is the Great equalizer. Our slogan is Talent will take you far... Skill... Even farther... But HEART, WILL, & EFFORT will take you around the world. To speak directly to your issue with confidence. Don't be overly concern about your opponent. Listen, you don't have to play them... THEY HAVE TO PLAY YOU!!! THEY have to see how THEY are gonna get by your defense. THEY need to figure out how THEY are gonna keep you from getting the ball to your teammates. THEY need to worry how THEY are gonna stop you from scoring. You make up in your mind that if anyone suits up against you THEY will leave thinking I don't EVER want to play him again!!!

@tylerhill2202

Жыл бұрын

Good on you being able to motivate your team. Many coaches don't know how to be an effective coach, spending their time yelling at the kids instead of motivating them and showing them how to be better. Glad you don't sound like that. Best of luck to your and your team.

Off the ball screens help like crazy too. Helps you cut and be free from a crazy defender.

Learned so much as an 11 year old basketball player. A new sub. I love the energy and confidence you give through each video.

Man I'm always yelling "CUT!" at guys in pickup games and they stand there like I'm speaking a foreign language

Very nice vid, thank you! I’m teaching my 11 yr old on cutting, this video saves a lot of drawings and explanations. I really like the diagrams mingled with NBA clips. Keep it up, you just had a new sub!

Great video, liked and subscribed because of the quality of info and relating diagrams and vids....truly exceptional coaching!

This is really great, thank you! Best video on off-ball movement I’ve seen.

@IkeNMicTV

3 жыл бұрын

Me as well but street ball is all about one v one so I do get a chance to practice off ball movement as much.

@markharveytomas6504

2 жыл бұрын

you should also check the video "how to dominate without even dribbling" By Any Means Basketball

I was never that good but it always gave me so much joy to constantly move off the ball and set random screens 😂

@CJ-ti2wc

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, its like you created a new mycareer player in 2k and you're just farming team chemistry stats 😂

Thank you for sharing your knowledge on the subject I will try to implement this on NBA 2k now

EXTREMELY informational🤗

Appreciate this. I never really learned how to do much w/o the ball besides rebound.

@assistbasketball1964

Жыл бұрын

So for you this has to be your goal to learn how to play without the ball so that means this you have to hustle, be a dog on defense, rebound, block out, set screens, keep team mates moving by setting them screens this would be open gym so you know every time the ball crosses 1/2 court do every little thing you can other than focus on the ball offense wise, offensively and defensively talk do this and once you get the ball it'll be easier to understand and play the game plus you'll be in shape cause you doing all the little things no one really recognizes or wants to do. Foundation wise this is a great way to learn the game cause you are playing without the basketball making others better in turn making you better actually learning the small important things that add up and do really matter. Also try and learn how to teach basketball not to actually teach it but to help you learn and understand the game a bit more it'll help IQ is more important than players realize once your physical skills go what do you have if you can't think the game same goes for life itself only the smart survive out here you can't live life making dumb decisions so apply accordingly to the game itself basketball and life are both games we play 1 for fun and 1 for survival they def. are relative. Have a great day sir !

Bom vídeo, acredito que essas movimentações com e sem a bola são importantes, ainda não sou bom nisso, mas vou colocar em prática e tentar aprender.

Well Done! Key is also instructing your team to be aware that the pass is there.

Thank you for making this video

Nice! Well put together

As a kid, one of my favorite players was known for his movement without the ball, and he was constant movement. That player was Doug Collins.

Thanks for putting this together. I’ve been trying to learn the game. Appreciate it

@BasketballU

9 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching! Going to try to put out as much information I know and share some stories of people who have the same dreams of becoming better players everyday!

got better towards the end though. I was a bit confused at the beginning. I still give thumbs up though. good work brah.

This is vital teaching!

This is dope 👏🏾

Thank you guy .You really help me .I always not be my cup of tea ,I did know how do i can move and improve my position offense .Thank you .I think if i learn how to move i can ween anybody just running and make shots in the court.

Nice video. Any tips where I can find good literature on cut-variations? What sources did you use?

wow. this is a gold mine.

Rip Hamilton was one of the best I've ever seen at off the ball movement

You are so underrated

Just what I needed

underrated channel

Do a video on scoring on off the ball screens as the screener and screenee!

W vid I learned alot

Can you make a video for how to move as a spot up shooter, and by that I mean, not a mad man who runs around like Rggie Miller, but more like kyle Korver, e.g., I wanna know where do you move when your teammate is driving, like when do you lift to the wing, etc.

Do you know where I can find individual and team drills for off-ball movement?

I thought you had like 100k subs at least but keep grinding

Thank you so

This is a great video

Great video and true the only thing i'd say is this the players that you mentioning have actual plays/offenses drawn up for them and screens are set to assist them at getting open sure they move with a purpose, if film is really dissected the players will hold, grab, lock arms of defenders to assist them with the addition to a host of screens. How would a player apply this in open/run gym situations where it would be most effective as alot of times screens are not set and if defenses are not guarding the player tight most of this will most likely not work in my opinion learning how to read defenders in open play situations would be optimal in getting shots for as you know open runs consist of alot of 1-on1 dribbling and 3 point shooting. So this video is made is totally great and is a real base for fundamental basketball but it's so many other things that goes into this that needs addressing so that no matter where the player is playing this can be applied, this is much more difficult to do in open gym and in organized play where if the plays are not for you, you can't just run your own cuts because this is not what the offense calls for and you may disrupt what the coach is trying to run and the coach will actually tell you as a player "stay outta that area we are trying to isolate the post" or we are running this to try and get a 3 point shot or something else. I'm just asking for developmental purposes to help young players understand everything is relative and when to do this, how to actually read, setup players in certain situations, be able to do this and not clog up areas of the court, be in optimal positions to benefit from all of this. I'm never ever trying to be disrespectful or negative about this video i think this is a great video and has merit and will help but i just think it should be explored more and things brought up to help players understand their how, why and when this will and can be most effective for them.

@shalvah

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, I was looking for someone to point this out. It's a nice video, but the examples he's showing almost always involve screens, which he doesn't mention.

Nice work

MJ is a great example of how to move without the ball without running too much..

I love it that you picked the great Reggie Miller for the thumbnail!

I do not know any of these names, but learned to move without a ball myself. Because I play with dudes which are all ball dominant so it's quite hard for me to even do 5 dribbles there :D.

Thanks I just got on a team today

great video

i can do 1v1s but when it comes to team basketball i suuck really. Like i dont know where to position in court when were in offense. i want to know the spacing because i sometimes pressure my team because im bad at spacing and just run around lol

Ayyy this is my first time checking out your channel and I like what I saw. My question is I'm trying to learn how to better understand and analyze what I see when I watch basketball how would you suggest I go about learning how to really "watch" the game.

@tabithaarnold1726

2 жыл бұрын

frr i want the answer for this

@jayk9920

2 жыл бұрын

Try to watch the player that plays the same spot and you and see what he does with and with out the ball

@futurehofer1564

Жыл бұрын

Just pay attention to details, like screens, movements etc, also learn from those that already know! That are lots of youtube channels that cover the "playbook"/decision making side of basketball, like bballbreakdown, halfcourthoops, coach daniel etc

Thank you 🙏 This will help me a lot Are you able to do a Zone exclusive version? We play against 2-3 Zone nearly all the time Thank you either way 👍

@cloudedjourney

Жыл бұрын

The laziest defense of all time.

can you do a thing with dunking

I hate playing pickup ball and everyone just stands there. Like set screens and cut

Hell yea I’m skilled and athletic but I am not great off ball cheers boss

Ty I’m playing in a team in my elementary school 4th grade I have to learn how to move without the ball spread the floor and more

@1:49 Why Rip Hamilton had to be "even this guy?" 😂

5:20 can someome explain how the board works, like what are these lines? I only know that the numbers are the players

thanks

nice video

how do you know when to cut?

Basket is a mentaly game.....the smartest team wins....every legendary player has his moves in a game........playing without the ball is key to make space to better players to play firstly and for shouting secondly......i liked your video for giving me more info about the game......i m 47 and still play bball.....greetings from Greece.......😊

This video would be great if I had friends

ball cut, flare cut, basket cut. all the cuts in this video are just combinations of these three basic cuts. No need to complicate things. Fake one, do another. Anticipate teammates, read the defense and quickly go where they can't get to you in time.

you shld use shade indicator who's the player showing the cut move coz everybody is moving

I dont think i cut at the right time

basketball is an art i will always like to watch but at the same time will never understand

RUN!

Step 1: Do Cardio.

🙏🏼

The content is great, would have been greater with editing on the footage : circles and stuff to visually show the cutter etc. But thanks a lot :)

/sigh like 85% of these video clips don't show the right cuts... this has such good information and tips, but the visuals make it next to usless =/

Make a video about vision on court

@shaungray242

Жыл бұрын

Just keep you head up and pay attention to what’s going on around you

Boy you better move, is when I learned you better move, for one passing lanes don t just happen

No iverson cut ?

@8:50 Kyle not 6'9"

Definitely a team effort job. High demand on gas tank otherwise.

The only cut that everybody should avoid doing is cutting in a class in school

3:17

this guy on the thumbnail once got a hilarous technical foul😂😂😂but i cant remember it exactyly,🤔🤔

I think this is becoming a lost art… most O nowadays is one guy dribbling, a pick is set, one guy rolls, and the other three are standing behind the three point line. 🤷‍♂️ That’s pretty much it.

Michael Jordan doesn’t get enough credit for being a great off the ball player

this video is mad confusing

how do i increase my basketball iq?

@BasketballU

11 ай бұрын

Basketball IQ starts with watching basketball. The same scenarios happen over and over. Based on how you attack a situation there will only be certain options. So the more you watch and the more you attempt, the game will teach you based off of trial and error. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching

@user-zx3nn1ms6b

10 ай бұрын

I like it

This is useless if your teammates does'nt give the all

your example video are not good enough.

@youssefeladad6569

Жыл бұрын

So complicated

Why do you talk about moving without the ball to scoring opportunities but show NBA where its 1v1 , pickn rolls and iso's?

@wetbeans7957

2 жыл бұрын

Facts

@bigreendot

Жыл бұрын

More space you can create for yourself and teammates, more deeper in the bag you can go. NBA simply showcases the highest level

LOL V Cut video is nothing but a bunch of moving screens.

Nothing made bb more boring than a ball hog like Jordan, I don't think I ever finished watching a Bulls game with him. Such a greater sport when it is played as a team with lots of passing.

Jesus Christ is God❤

3:07