Missed opportunity to call this "Attention to Detail: Coleman Ayers" 😂

@ByAnyMeansBasketball

Жыл бұрын

LMAOO! I was going to. But seemed too egotistical 😂

@ry_an.

Жыл бұрын

@@ByAnyMeansBasketball nah that sounds sick. Your name is cold

@ry_an.

Жыл бұрын

@@ByAnyMeansBasketball call you coldman Ayers 😂

@PaulSu24

Жыл бұрын

@@ry_an.🥩🚴‍♂️

I am coming back from a spinal problem that put me in a wheelchair, and it has taken me everything to learn how to move again and play again. Due to my loss of athleticism, I work out even at night, doing stretches, lunges, everything to make me stronger and faster, regardless of the pain involved. When I come back to full capacity, I will come to one of your videos to thank you Coleman Ayers. I am continents away from you, but am consuming your content like you are my coach. I don't know how, but major rewards are coming your way soon, due to the unseen effort behind the camera and even the court that you put into your work. Keep grinding Coleman, don't lose the grit. Stay blessed.

@ByAnyMeansBasketball

Жыл бұрын

Man, that’s amazing! Much love! Keep going, that’s inspirational!

You’re the embodiment of all these things I’m trying to implement into my game right now. So glad you uploaded this video

@siboun4058

Жыл бұрын

yoo me too

Love this. As a 42 year old who can still hang with the young guys, I've seen myself gravitate to a lot of this kind of stuff over the years. Like they say, "Old age and treachery beats youth and athleticism every time." Well, not every time. But enough of the time to keep me playing.

This was so inspiring to see. Thank you for all your great videos. Much love and appreciation from a fan from the otherside of the world. I hope you feel happy and proud knowing that your videos has reached and helped hoopers all the way in Bangladesh. Peace!

Thanks for this video. This definitely helps undersized guards like me lol. It’s also cool to see a coach who can get a bucket 👍🏽

i just wanna say that you one of the best coaches i ever saw in youtube even the little details that nobody sees in basketball you the one who still make a video about it and this why you got my respect man been improving my game lot since watching your videos thank you man

@ByAnyMeansBasketball

Жыл бұрын

That’s love!! Appreciate that!

Interesting video and definitely fruitful to watch! Please make more breakdown like this!

Super dope video that's really helpful. Thank you man!

Cool video, very informative. I am an unathletic basketball hooper and I get buckets. My unathletic bag is deep! It's knowing your limitations and never try to do more than you can.

This is one of the most useful training videos I’ve seen

Love this kind of content

trying to get my son to watch your vids instead of the youtube basketball greatest moments etc vids he watches, you have a brilliant way of making sense of the game.

Coach thank you so much for these videos

My knees have been destroyed for a couple years now and my quickness and vertical are just gone. I'm still playing a lot and my game basically turn into solely jumpshooting since I couldn't get past defenders anymore. After watching this you made me realize I need to use my off arm more. So many times I would change my speed to get past defenders after a cross and they were essentially just holding me, giving me light pushes so I couldn't get past. Plus I was never the strongest. But using my off arm is going to help so much I can already tell. Cant wait to try it tomorrow.

@semmywap2916

8 ай бұрын

how did your knees mess up, and what advice would you give another person to keep their knees?

Love the videos man

Really enjoyed this video! I've always been one of those players who thrived off defense way before coming into my own offensively. I liked what you said as far as change of speed especially. Growing up I never made it to any high school let alone jr. high level ball aside from being a equipment manager who was able to scrimmage at times. (Otherwise just playing pickup with friends who made it to that level, going further, etc.) I was a late bloomer and have been a little more on the athletic side, but there's times I go places where my athleticism pales, so I lose confidence in terms of what I can do on offense (aside from some post game haha.) Definitely going to try some of these things and hopefully get some offense going again. (Especially the attack off the hang dribble.)

really appreciate this man

love this video, and many of your videos i've seen. Thank You! Watch out for the hang hesi's to not become carries like at 5:00. I'm not saying I do it any better though! I would love to get more shifty with the poise you display here.

Watched a lot of Steve Nash during the 7 Seconds or Less Suns. Good guy to watch to get buckets.

@ByAnyMeansBasketball

Жыл бұрын

Facts!

I need this! Thanks!

Was sitting at my kitchen table and noticed your video in my suggestions. Then I realized we used to play basketball at University Miami together. Always one of my favorite people to guard. Love your channel and everything you’re doing ! 👊🏾

@ByAnyMeansBasketball

Жыл бұрын

That’s love fam! Hope all is well

Great video bro Z

Cole, hit up Vancouver Canada sometime man :) I do a little after-school basketball training for kids who haven't played sports before, to help spur a love for the sport in the 1 or 2 kids who take it, and to help build confidence and self-esteem. But I think a scientific and broken down program like this for more advanced players would be awesome.

You mentioned the foot tap but the importance of footwork and body positioning needed to be highlighted… These aren’t just ways to score as a unathletic player these are just high iq plays, Like how most defenders don’t really move the feet just use the arm to try to slow and match your pace and when you knock that arm down it essentially finishes the defender …once you get a defender on your hip he’s now a hostage… Great video..everything mentioned in the video is Trae young

Something for me thanks man🙏🙏 Love from india🇮🇳

As a fellow slow(unathletic) hooper just learning to do all these things outta necessity made the game fun for me stuff to work on add and learn how to beat different styles of defenders. Just improved my bag and 1v1 IQ. I got to point where I prefer footwork skill and a deep bag over raw athleticism.

I really love the content and I have used this to get better at basketball but I do lack at on hall defense and being lowkey while locking down so it would be a big help if you did jose alvarado

I agree with the off-arm. I try and not utilize it as much but I will play as physical as they play me.

Hey awesome video brother! Really appreciate this content

@ByAnyMeansBasketball

Жыл бұрын

Appreciate it!! Glad you enjoyed

That was a great pin driving to the bucket and then leap for the layup. Way to seal.

Thanks coach

Playing vs Bol Bol was one of the only times I had to play at full pace all game. His aau team was crazy good

Solid vid bra. I’d love to hear yr thoughts on J Brunson game

one of the things i've been practicing after looking at luka and jokic's game is pivot foot shenanigans. the step through where your pivot foot leaves the ground and everyone likes to call traveling on nba twitter is a great technique to throw defenders off guard. ain't traveling till that pivot foot touches back down so you can literally karate kid on your defender if you... wanted to i guess.

Great video man

The quick release and surprise or off-balance shots have kept me competitive on most courts. I have always been the shortest player on the court, and early on I only used speed and quickness. As I have lost all that I use a lot of quick release and surprise moves. Using the left in situations that nobody would. Awkard footwork and off-balance takes have kept me in the game.

Great video!!

Sick af!

Watch Luka play 💯 he's a goat of scoring but not being the most athletic guy larry bird too and even guys like curry and Trae

@papadoc331

Жыл бұрын

Differense is tray and curry are extremly quick

@RackzzzzMusic

Жыл бұрын

luka 6,8

@ry_an.

Жыл бұрын

Luka is also 6’7 Watch someone like Brunson or cp3

@TANOCHOA

Жыл бұрын

Or Vanvleet

@travisprice57

Жыл бұрын

no google andre miller

as i watch this video I notice how coordinated you are! could you explain or make a video on how hoopers can be coordinated when they aren’t that athletic because at least i believe coordination can boost your game exponentially!

lemme just say this no matter what height you are having a bag is probably the most important thing. what a bag can mean for your position can vary however it is still valuable to know how to score with a multitude of moves.

From one unathletic guy to another, putting max effort on every play makes up for certain deficiencies. Ball is life. 🏀

Great tips

bro you were in munich at munichindoorbasketball thats crazy. I recognized the gym at 00:26.

Good Stuff!

Great video, u're a solid hooper fs.

Watching you handle the ball makes realize that was never really good … wowww mind blowing how you see things 11 years later after hs .

I’m pretty athletic. I’m 19 6’3 i can windmill 360 and more with ease. But I know to play at the level like college and pro you ain’t going to be the most athletic player. So over the last year I been trying to become more Crafty and clever on the floor. Working on my overall game. To fit in a Role in college. This video I can say is very helpful ❤

@xum0007

Жыл бұрын

im 14 6'4 and very unatheltic when it comes to jumping, i cant even dunk. im really close but if i try to slam it in ill hit the rim. although most of the people i play against cant dunk, this video is definitely for people like me.

@itsbeyxnd

Жыл бұрын

@@xum0007 work on a post game and shooting. Post game will be good if you get taller which u prob will like 6'8 maybe

@itsbeyxnd

Жыл бұрын

@@xum0007 also if you can't jump, you should still do sprint to improve ur speed

@xum0007

Жыл бұрын

@@itsbeyxnd I’m hoping I can get to around 6’8-6’9. I grabbed rim with both hands of vert and shook it (10 feet) so that’s good news but I’ve yet to actually throw one down yet.

As an undersized guard my entire life with a 10 inch vert now reduced to 4 inches as I age, these are golden. Hang dribbles and off hand stuff, sooooo valuable

@nicocee2431

Жыл бұрын

10 and 4 inches vert is crazy, are you overweight and didn't strenght train?

@hardwoodjungle6583

Жыл бұрын

@@nicocee2431 LMAO no it's an exaggeration. It's prob closer to 20 but appreciate the concern

@nicocee2431

Жыл бұрын

@@hardwoodjungle6583 Thank god lol that was oddly specific 🤣

This a great video. Would be great to have one about off the ball too.

I'll be 40 this year. I always had a quick release that I have not been able to maintain over the last few years due to age and muscle elasticity. As a result I went from a deadly shooter to a brick layer. Any advice? I don't have the time to put in the gym and learn an entirely new shot and its hard to resist years of instincts.

i'm very athletic but this gonna take my game to the next level using some of these moves more

ur game reminds me of austin mills from east coast squad!

that's the best tip i ever heard in this life i want to be a lebroner some day.

Why this guy lyin'. He's been quick and is quick

God Bless

Great video. Would like to have seen your perspective from the triple threat.

@ByAnyMeansBasketball

Жыл бұрын

Gonna make another vid about that! Appreciate it my man

@Largetacos

5 ай бұрын

@@ByAnyMeansBasketballwould love that

Nice! Could you do a camp in Mumbai?

🔥🔥🔥

Great video but could you give any advice to an under-athletic power forward like me, who is even slower and even less athletic?

Do you video links for drills you do for these change of speeds etc ?

I would like to offer an alternative approach. Basketball athleticism is actually very simple. Especially compared to other sports such as football, hockey, etc. Your explosive movements in basketball are the first step, jumping, decelerating, and lateral movements. Those can be achieved with these exercises: Box Jump, straight jump, jumping rope (emphasis on calf bounce, no rope needed), quad extension machine, and leg adductor/abductor machine (emphasis on abducting). You dont need to lift any weights at all and you only need access to two basic machines. Planet fitness has them. You can be very lean as a basketball player but as long as you are explosive in these movements you can be very effective. Unlike other sports where size is a huge factor.

Can u make attention to detail on Jordan walker or Antoine davis

Can you do a jump higher technique please 🙏

Will have any camps in Atlanta ga this year

thx

Watch jj barea saw him on person he's like 5'7 not even close to his listed on nba site (6'0) he is underrated people always talks about nate robinson and isiah thomas when i comes small great players but no ones talks about this guy

This is me! Slow, unathletic, and short, the trifecta lol. But I gotta improve my shot off weird angles, that will definately help alot.

you should do how to dunk as a 4'5 unathletic hooper

100% relatable

Look up and scan the floor for your teammates with the pass, change of pace and ball fakes, and be a sniper from 3! 🎯 🏀

Hey coach do u have any camps In New York?

kobe was so great cause he could make a shot from any angle within the 3 point line even with contest

Please can you teach how to use the off arm when dribbling and driving 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

@machiirose

Жыл бұрын

Great vid to watch on using your off arm: kzread.info/dash/bejne/m6mOrMSLYK63gdo.html

@adamsyao5320

Жыл бұрын

@@machiirose thank you

i’m pretty athletic but i just wanted to see this video to get a few tips on some things i can do to improve

🔥🔥🔥🔥💯

🖤🔥

if you unathletic and not tall the highest you going is college or get a jump shot like trae young and a good handle and be creative or else you have no chance you need limb length or athleticism and and if you don't got this then height, but is you got all three well that's what makes a good prospect and skill is just a given,

Do you miss to left side more when you shoot? I see you kick your right leg more on your jumpers. I do the same and feels like that’s causing problem for my jumpshot.

@0XxBesTofTheRestxX0

Жыл бұрын

Leg kicks actually help your jumper. Depends if you are fading or not. Spot up shots shouldnt be using a leg kick but on fadeaways it is needed for balance.

@flighttime3173

Жыл бұрын

@@0XxBesTofTheRestxX0 yeah I forgot to mention the on balance shots.

thanks for all the tips. But like always, I will forget them all the moment I step on the court. 😂

@ByAnyMeansBasketball

Жыл бұрын

Haha for sure! Here’s the thing. Any of these breakdowns are only the first step. Once we’re on the court, the game happens too fast for us to magically apply things we’ve learned through our slow-thinking processes. We’re so focused on competing and winning that we resort to our habits. I’d suggest training on all of these in a 1v1 or maybe 3v3, while trying it out by yourself at times, then working your way up to the point where you don’t have to “remember,” it just happens!

Damn it was like watching a breakdown my game... crazy 😂😂

@ByAnyMeansBasketball

Жыл бұрын

Lmaooo! Great minds hoop alike

Im 5’10 and im very athletic but can i use any of these tips to add to my game

@Ash-ng4mn

11 күн бұрын

Not if you want to play beyond the rec league or intramural leagues lol.

If speed kills instantly, shiftiness is like death by a thousand paper cuts

Coleman at 17 was trouble 😳

Idk if it’s cuz I’m unathletic but when I try to do fast reaction drive to the basket I feel like i might fall😭 am I going too low, is it a balance thing or should I slow down. I just want to drive better

@teddytibbs2032

Жыл бұрын

It is because you lack one-foot stability. Perform lunges as your main exercise, then when comfortable, add weights to the lunges. Your legs will feel stronger and explosive over months. I have been there too

💯💯insane content

I.Q. develop those instinctive moves, less dribble less mistake it all comes to practice exposing yourself to tough competition and watching NBA

I have the skill but my confidence is not there in 5v5’s. I just put my team before me and one mess up messes me up ngl

How tall are you?

im a fat hooper im not too fat but i am alot slower then other people and the things u have said in the video i know that already but i feel like people get used to it after a while and it becomes harder for me to score buckets can u help me out on that?

@teddytibbs2032

Жыл бұрын

Asdad start running consistently to improve your speed and mobility. Not for the purpose of losing weight, but to become faster. Take a break if you want from hooping, and decided the next one month, you will practice running and sprints. Then practice exercises for mobility. Set a 6 month goal for this. Movement will start feeling easier. Your hips which seem to be tight, will open up. Just be consistent with this. Don't focus on high reps, no. Just consistency. Add plyometrics too. Then be consistent. Let speed and mobility be your goals this year.

2:49 *MMMMMM* 🔑

Step 1: develop a consistent jump shot.

"Better to have six speeds of slow then one speed of fast"

Hang dribble or carrying? Hard to tell the difference

@SUPREMELEGEND

Жыл бұрын

NBA has massacred the purity of basketball with 4 steps, carrying, "gather step", crab dribble, and flopping.

I feel like the solution is to just hit the gym. Unless time prevents this from happening of course. I say this because I’ve found bodybuilding to single-handedly automatically improve my game. Something about the body control and mind-body connection that just improves the game.

this is essentially luka

come o gauteng south africa johanessburg so i can try be apart of your camp please 😁😁

@ByAnyMeansBasketball

Жыл бұрын

I’ve been looking into it! 🇿🇦

Tuff

I'm 40... My explosiveness is gone... 😂