His sidestep/stepback is lethal

this helped me a lot to realize that to make it to the NBA (I am currently in the 8th grade) you don't have to have a 48 inch vertical, or be a wizard with the ball like Kyrie Irving. Learning from this, I know now in my game I don't have to over dribble to get open. Thank you so much for this video, it helped me a lot! Definitely will keep this in mind for my future games.

@JT_Breakdowns

Жыл бұрын

Glad I could help and that is very true you do not need unbelievable athleticism or traits. Just stick to what works for you and master those aspects of the game

@mukandeinc

Жыл бұрын

Hope to see you in the league buddy, don't stop working

@KLexEntertainment

Жыл бұрын

Keep grinding you’ll make it if you stay consistent and determined

@JT_Breakdowns

Жыл бұрын

@@KLexEntertainment thank you!

@darray.

Жыл бұрын

And for me personally i see basketball like boxing. Mayweather said his offense was very simple, stuck the jab and when the opponent got used to that he'd land a power shot to the body because the defender got comfortable expecting a jab. Same with basketball , you sell your offense through what you know the defender to expect from you (especially if you have a strength shooting or driving). Expects a drive, so you initiate a drive to active the defender and pull up for a mid range jumper (simple counter). One on one scoring is all IQ based and about setting traps/counters. Look at the clip at 05:12 of Tatum on KD and how he sold the drive on that hop step into a pull up. Personally wish i understood this when i was younger

And he makes his moves quick. He gets to his spot good at avoiding charges

@JT_Breakdowns

Жыл бұрын

That is very true

Great analogy of Tatum’s game. Even a novice of the game can appreciate Tatum’s skill set due to your video. Kudos!

last year they lost the finals because he played so soft in the paint. he was too focused on drawing fouls vs going up strong and playing through contact. I'm glad he's taken that out of his game.

@Chrism7178

10 ай бұрын

he was getting mugged with no calls

Rn im in high school i been looking at his moves/practing them and it has been working

Love your videos...Keep it up

@JT_Breakdowns

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! More to come

Ngl thought you had 100k plus subs with this vid! Keep grinding and you will be there!

@JT_Breakdowns

Жыл бұрын

Wow thank you I really appreciate that! More videos to come

Thank you bro really making believe I can still make it

Mix of Carmelo's style and Paul Pierce's simplicity. His style is literally in between.

@Chrism7178

Жыл бұрын

hes between p.g and pierce imo

my type of playstyle/game

He’s more on the 6’9- 6’10 side

His baseline eurostep is beautiful

unreal skill at his size

If a good defender is jamming his 3P shots and tiring/stressing him out, his quiver of tricks quickly empties…You just have to block his vision of the ring, not necessarily end up blocking the ball from his jump (which is extremely difficult to do)... He is not a complete player, but is very eficient.

tatum is flashy substance.

Tatum’s game is very fundamental, yet effective. Every move he move he makes has a purpose and has little hesitation. This combined with his supreme confidence to take a shot over any defender makes him a dangerous scorer. He needs little space to get a shot off. However, his game is a little too simple at times. During the regular season it doesn’t matter cause his team is so good that they’ll win most games purely cause of their talent advantage. But in the playoffs against a good defense he gets exposed cause his game is too basic and predictable. It’s either a side step 3 or a straight line drive. Defenders can force him into heavily contested bad shots because they know exactly what he’s going to do. That combined with not being an elite playmaker holds him back even more. For example, Jokic’s game is very simple as well but since he’s such a great playmaker it opens the floor for him to get open shots and see less double teams. Tatum has to either become a more erratic unpredictable scorer, or an elite playmaker in order to get to that next level in his game. Rooting for him, championships are in his near future.

DAMMM

He plays like pg and tmac but less handles

@Chrism7178

Жыл бұрын

pg\tmac\pierce. Tatum has better handle than they do. they are better playmakers

@gleachworldassassin

10 ай бұрын

⁠@@Chrism7178maybe better than tmac idk bout pg

@Chrism7178

10 ай бұрын

Has PG ever lead his own team anywhere???@@gleachworldassassin

@Chrism7178

10 ай бұрын

Tmac has better handle than PG

Simple moves like Larry bird.

@arjunadan3812

Жыл бұрын

Or Dirk...

He's only 6'8? For some reason he looks so much longer

6'8 doing Them like that ? Lol that ant as simple as you make it seem . Especially when you see him go to work in person man Taco super quick for 6'8 2 something forward .

nahhhh did brodie really spelt Jayson Tatum's name as JASON tatum

@JT_Breakdowns

Жыл бұрын

You’re right might fault didn’t even notice I will change that

@jackm1k

Жыл бұрын

@@JT_Breakdowns Lol ur good my boy i was just messin w u

All the way to the rim or taking jumpers. Doesn't that cover all types of scoring.

@JT_Breakdowns

Жыл бұрын

It’s the way he flows into them. He doesn’t try to over dribble or take these difficult shots. Let’s the game come to him

Mic video

@MMAbreakdowns0

Жыл бұрын

Nice

@JT_Breakdowns

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

So you basically take Bron, KD ans Steph and mix it, and you have it

2024MVP

@JT_Breakdowns

Жыл бұрын

We will see

"simple counters" meanwhile dude is doing euro into a reverse against a center

He's lebron James