With a normal superstar you wonder how they made such a difficult shot. With MJ you wonder how he made it look so easy

@ericjordan6059

3 жыл бұрын

We expected it. We actually wondered why all other stars didn't make it look that easy.

@level2boxing749

3 жыл бұрын

@@ericjordan6059 Yep my brother you nailed it. Made it look easy.

@erykbuczek4704

3 жыл бұрын

in terms of making scoring look easy kyrie reminds me of jordan a lot. Just a little thought i had while readin ur comment

@brae2858

Жыл бұрын

Greatest shot creator in NBA history. His impossible athleticism & his mastering of the fundamentals are the reasons he created so much space so frequently. Kobe made a career of knocking down tough shots over great defense. Mj made a career of getting wide-open regardless of whatever the defense was doing

@davonbenson4361

2 ай бұрын

@@brae2858. That’s a good point.

This is partly why I laugh at the idiots who say that he's knocking down shots just because he's wide open. If you are able to get wide open, then you are fkn good.

@TenaciousZen

4 жыл бұрын

facts

@prototype2063

4 жыл бұрын

They will never understand

@peterstark4562

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah these idiots saying he was guarded by plumbers and smaller guards in the 80s and 90sand yet in 2003, a 40yr old, post-retired, busted-kneed Jordan moved up to small forward and averaged 20+ ppg. Even dropped 45 pts on the nets while being guarded by young 6'7 R.Jefferson, 6'8 Kerry Kittles and 6'10 Keith van horn on the same year. He's the faster, quicker, more athletic and skilled version of Kawhi.

@blogginsriverbymnl48isabop86

4 жыл бұрын

@@peterstark4562 Ikr. Dude was averaging 26 before he hurt his knee. Even as floor Jordan he was still whoopin ass.

@relaxstaycalm1906

4 жыл бұрын

those idiots are haters and those dont know basketball

Arguably what makes MJ the GOAT is his mastery of the basics of the game.

@PowerGearPerformance

4 жыл бұрын

Yes sir. Mastery of the fundamentals

@unboundfull

4 жыл бұрын

@@PowerGearPerformance I respectfully put him in the breath with Bruce Lee "No wasted motion pure art of Mastery in their respective fields".

@PowerGearPerformance

4 жыл бұрын

@@unboundfull yes sir

@pickzkickz

4 жыл бұрын

Wack.

@PowerGearPerformance

4 жыл бұрын

@@pickzkickz what's wack Boss?

Everything jordan did was so fundamentally perfect and did it so gracefully

my brain: easy, got it my body: what the hell

@stolensentience

4 жыл бұрын

Lmfao way too relatable

@n_tha_middlew.674

4 жыл бұрын

The realist comment 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂💯

@jonahswayzer629

4 жыл бұрын

😂 MJ makes it look effortless

@dezzydee3013

4 жыл бұрын

LMAO 😂😂

@Ed-ze6xf

3 жыл бұрын

The first thing I started practicing was the lunge in the beginning and then after doing it for a few minutes I’m like shit my knees will be nonexistent. I guess I will practice it less.

His footwork was so crazy !

@prototype2063

4 жыл бұрын

Tell Paul Pirce about it Won a championship with a similar foot work some may say not even as good

@Getloose360

4 жыл бұрын

@@prototype2063 and guess where PP honed those skills? Playing with and against Jordan. He and Antoine Walker know what's up.

I wish you existed back when I was way younger and desperately needed basketball guidance.

What's funny is that he did all of this instinctively based on how he had his defender leaning etc. I can assure you he wasn't thinking of mechanics and which move he was going to use. What was truly mind blowing is that he did the same thing IN THE AIR and would adjust his body based on how the defense was reacting/rotating etc. Obviously the athleticism required is out of this world, but the body control is what sets him apart from any player I have EVER seen. Have you seen that layup against the Nets in his earlier years where he slithers through 4 defenders WHILE IN THE AIR? OMG

@algladyou

3 жыл бұрын

Ultra intinct. Lol. So he's above the gods. Lol

@conditionallyunconditional5691

Жыл бұрын

He did that with all 5 Knicks in the paint. 7 footers? No problem for the GOAT!

@songotenson

9 ай бұрын

🐐

@Silverfox1982

4 күн бұрын

You’re absolutely right! That is why these fools talking about Kyrie’s lay package are so clueless.👍🏻

Honestly, as much as his game was polished and allowed him to get separation, a good portion of his already difficult shots were also very well guarded. I mean go ahead and try, see, the fucking strength you need to properly release a contested turnourund 20 footer, just to keep the shot mechanics consistent, it's hard as hell. Imagine his percentages if the spacing was similar to the one in today's game, or if he just made shot selection a priority. The difficulty he actually chose to play at sets him apart, it fucked with the opponents psyche, and it drove him to be even better.

@elbowgang9715

4 жыл бұрын

Right all his buckets still have the defender playing semi good defense in the frames

@SwaggerLikeUz

4 жыл бұрын

Slavoljub Vujic great comment.

@jsn23nc

4 жыл бұрын

Damn good point

@jtremaine23

4 жыл бұрын

Strength and energy required just to attempt those turnaround jumpers...especially turning off of your left shoulder and making sure you're squared up. That wears you down so I'm not sure how he's able to do that for a whole game while hitting them consistently. Turning off of your right shoulder isn't as bad but still.

@supercatforever

3 жыл бұрын

@@jtremaine23 facts. I tried to do fsdeaways and it is the hardest shot to do and make consistent.

Yes, we can copy his moves but his speed and mental agility are exceptional.

The more i watch him in slo-mo the more i understand why Grover needed to work so hard on fixing MJ’s groin and ankle issues. I mean look at those lunges, aggressive loading and maneuvering! Mate your clips are awesome! 👍

THE best analysis of his game bar none. Anybody can make highlight clips, but it takes knowledge to understand what made him different, what made him great, what made him GOAT. People see the highlights and non highlight clips and don't grasp how he made everything look so easy. No disrespect to other greats, but the made the game look harder because they weren't as good. I hope you get into an overlooked aspect of his success and that's his read+reaction time. Perhaps only Bird could compare to MJ's read+reaction times. MJ's court vision is 2nd to none which allowed him to scan the floor read the defence and react accordingly. His read+reaction time wouldn't be as effective if he didn't have the foundation which you just illustrated, plus quickness. Can't wait to watch the rest of the vids in this series. Props!

@leokennedy4557

4 жыл бұрын

andgar923 said like a pro analyst. You should make KZread videos.. I agree with you ,,, but not only because of that.. start your own channel... we waiting

@prototype2063

4 жыл бұрын

Props! On your comment 👍

@popeyeisgood

4 жыл бұрын

also to add to this is how difficult it is to be able to do this 'long lunges' in a heart beat, either both left and right, without losing balance. the strength(ankle, leg and core) that is required to perform such lunge as well as squaring up in the air to preform prefect shooting form is largely overlooked. the among of separation he got from his defenders is what made him so out of the world. the sheer acceleration he had for these long lunges or first step really threw off his defenders. many people who say that kobe was a better 'tough/difficult' shot maker than jordan simply don't understand that 1) kobe never had that explosive acceleration that jordan had 2) kobe's read on defense was far inferior, and that put him into many situation when he had to force the shots, 3) kobe's mid-range was never as threatening as jordan's, hence far less defenders would bite his moves.

@andgar923

4 жыл бұрын

@@popeyeisgood You aint never lied. Everything you stated 100% facts. I can guarantee that Kobe spent double the time working on what MJ was working on. There was players that worked out with Mj that went through the same drills as MJ together, worked out at the same time and still didn't do things as well. At the end of the day some people are built differently.

@jtremaine23

4 жыл бұрын

@@popeyeisgood Great points about Kobe compared to MJ. Wish everybody who says Kobe is a better tough shot maker could read this. They just don't get it.

people forget to mention his big hands allow him to simply grab the ball with no effort. this adds to his already insane footwork and repertoire of moves.

@thechampion9525

Жыл бұрын

Huge hands long arms also long stride so he covered lot of ground

Perhaps the scariest part: He was able to do this while not sleeping, smoking, playing golf all day, drinking (apparently), and not having advanced metrics nor medicine. Let that shit marinate for a while.

@ericjordan6059

4 жыл бұрын

Exactly!!!!

@christophercorsiga4088

4 жыл бұрын

Good point. Maybe that's what makes him human. If didn't have those vices he might've turned into another Dennis Rodman or he could've been the ultimate basketball god, who knows.

@cobrachannel100

4 жыл бұрын

Got to give a lot of credit to Tim Grover though. Aparently MJ told him to get all of that regime work without sacrificing his lifestyle. That is what Tim said himself that Mike said "figure it out how I can do stuff that I like and still be a very well conditioned athlete".

@nzbg1132

3 жыл бұрын

what do you mean by advanced metrics?

@Dylan-qk6gd

3 жыл бұрын

Fax Lebron uses liquid nitrogen to prevent injury and he makes fun of Jordan for getting injured

His footwork was crazy! His hanging in mid air and double clutch was unguardable! He practiced hard so game time appeared easy!

MJ was snatching souls on the court

@bigstv15

4 жыл бұрын

Bro that spin and half spin broke people like a crossover 😂

This is exactly what Iverson had to master as well in order to gain separation and get a shot off being shorter than all his defenders. MJ had such flawless techniques

MJ BE SHOOTING OVER THREE PLAYERS THE GOAT 😆

@hashmoncrief6965

4 жыл бұрын

That's nothing, the great Kobe Bryant shooting over like five people with more amazing, the greatest ever Kobe Bryant

@xXpwnd2k9Xx

3 жыл бұрын

@@hashmoncrief6965 where you think Kobe got his inspiration from

@BigHeartNATION

3 жыл бұрын

@@hashmoncrief6965 Kobe didnt make it tho lmao. RIP kobe

@stevyluv743

3 жыл бұрын

@@hashmoncrief6965 Right on But All Thanks To The Great MJ 2 Who turn kobe's Life Around

@nay_.2real

2 жыл бұрын

@@hydros25 nigga he still good af he wasnt good as mj but top 8 def

No wonder he was unstoppable.. look at how many goddam moves he had.....GOAT

@ericjordan6059

4 жыл бұрын

People don't realize that. They think the defenders weren't good.

@suntansuperman26

4 жыл бұрын

That’s what made Jordan so special he had a endless bag of tricks. When he became less athletic he still had a variety of moves to fall back on. When players have one certain thing they rely on and then that’s taken away their game falters.

@kevins1718

4 жыл бұрын

@@ericjordan6059 Yep ive been saying this. It wasnt that league was weak its just that Jordan was that good. Jordan dad said it best, God made him to be a basketball player.

@scarykurapika100yago2

4 жыл бұрын

Kobe was even more polished

@ericjordan6059

4 жыл бұрын

@@scarykurapika100yago2 .... LOL. You kids never cease to amaze me. One thing that shows you he wasn't is his lack of being able to easily shed defenders for better shots. That is one of a few things he never learned by watching Jordan and that is why he never shot above 47% from the field in any season during his career.

That tip about putting the ball above his head is game changer....This is incredibly insightful.

@yesmymajestybut898

4 жыл бұрын

lxl KHARMA lxl if you shoot middys more, do that. If not, don’t, it hinders energy transfer and could harm your range.

@lxlKHARMAlxl

4 жыл бұрын

@@yesmymajestybut898 Thank you for the advise! Will definetly follow it.

@yesmymajestybut898

4 жыл бұрын

No prob.

@mmafan2223

4 жыл бұрын

Thats also MJs shot pocket from that range not everyone can do that

@dablocishot77

4 жыл бұрын

I hear tou on that. I always start at my chest with my shot. Never realized MJ took a lot of shots starting with the ball already above his head. Thats crazy strength right there.

one thing i must say is that MJ has incredible knee strength mobility which help him with his long step for fade away and shot fake and etc etc

I'm amazed to know MJ did not have any serious knee enjuries before his wizard seasons. Those lunges and fades etc. put so much stress on your knees if you are doing it all the time.

MJ is such a freak athlete even in todays league he would be considered a freak. People really dont understand how much strength he had in his lower body allowing him to balance like no other on a basketball court!

Impressive how you made an 18min video feel so short!

Mj style is modern even he is in the 80 90s era.

@devinzki

4 жыл бұрын

Check

@wtlcw1oo8

4 жыл бұрын

He inspired the entire generation of the modern era

@JD.007

4 жыл бұрын

i dont think even the modern era caught up with his style. not even close.

@user-jg6gu87tfcdrtbb

4 жыл бұрын

MJ style is "futuristic" even he's in the 80 90s era. Fixed for ya

@pocketaces777

3 жыл бұрын

His moves are timeless because they're all based on fundamentals. Looks so aesthetically pleasing

Incredible Footwork this guy was in another level. I didn't remembered he had a Stepback.

@zendo09

3 жыл бұрын

He had a stepback but he always ends up fadeaway stepback then fadeaway

@chrisricks6363

3 жыл бұрын

Don't forget the unstoppable turn around jumper.

Damn these are fiiiiiiiiiiiiire coach!!!!

This is 2 years old now and without a doubt a hidden gem

Nobody: MJ: let me show you the skills people would have to use super slow motion films to understand 30 years later

@anthonishaw5231

Жыл бұрын

Once I got a VHS player with slo mo it was over … Mike probably felt tired and didn’t know why 😂 I had him running demos For hours

He was able to process the angles he needed to take so fast it's almost supernatural. His reactions were scary good. There's no way LeBron or anyone else who has ever played is in this realm so far as I can tell. In addition to this, a lot of clips show guys playing really good defense on him and were able to contest his shots but even that didn't matter. Even when you played him well he was still able to score... unreal.

@MrDiMES123

4 жыл бұрын

jon Q Lebron is another realm of IQ above jordan tho

@DJHubcap

4 жыл бұрын

@@MrDiMES123 narratives ain't facts..

@lancehood7916

4 жыл бұрын

@@DJHubcap facts Fam Jordan had a high one too. and he knew when to shoot or pass in the clutch.

@jonq8714

4 жыл бұрын

@@MrDiMES123 how do you figure?

@cyber6sapien

4 жыл бұрын

Yup. Exactly. It doesn't make sense to even mention Lebron when you're comparing scoring. Lebron isn't even in the same ball park as MJ when it comes to offense. Only players in MJ's ballpark on offense are Kobe and TMac. And even they didn't quite get there!

Love how Jordan scored with purpose. There wasn’t any-if at all-fluff in his game. Calculated with his attack, concise with his moves, and confident in his execution.

Great details. MJ was pure

young athletes who wants to go to NBA should really watch all of this and really study it. Add those MJ moves to their baskeball skill.

@1hitkiller447

2 жыл бұрын

@HansZel what you think I am doing I am learning from the greats I am learning my 3 point skills from steph and it has helped I am getting clean shots I am learning my mid range gzm from kobe and mj because they were unstoppable and I am learning my post kind of center like game from Kareem because the sky hook of his is unstoppable

@pajepistv7361

2 ай бұрын

@@1hitkiller447 learn play defense also 😂

@seandafny

3 күн бұрын

​@@pajepistv7361 he learning that from Harden

Imagine if MJ used Harden’s “legal” step back. It wont be called separation anymore.

no one even close to his greatness

This is the best breakdown of MJs game that I have ever seen. One thing with his fadeaway that has not been mentioned is that when he did the shoulder shake, his feet and entire body were always in the same position, meaning he could easily go left or right with equal results (swish) and the defenders could only guess. Most guys nowadays (Lebron for one) cannot even do the fadaway to the right, since the distance of rotation of the body is way longer, before the shoulders are square to the basket, while in the air and they lose their balance before the release. This Video shows and explains perfectly why Jordan has by far the highest skill set in NBA history and why guys nowadays are simply inferior. It is like they own one page out of MJs book.

Best analysis I've seen of MJs moves. He had so many. No wonder Rodman said him, Mike, and Scottie could check Lebron. Lebron is great but he can only dream of moves like that.

@lancehood7916

4 жыл бұрын

Right I been telling people for years how great his fundamentals were.

@shepardice3775

4 жыл бұрын

I think that does a disservice to LeBron though. LeBron's moves are ok - he's a good ballhandler, ok in the post, a decent shooter all around the floor - but his greatest strengths offensively are his IQ and ability to manipulate the defense with his passing and positioning. Since like 2012 he has basically never been successfully schemed against, only "slowed down" slightly, and it's because it's pretty much impossible to scheme against him now. Also a lot of modern NBA players have said LeBron is one of if not the hardest player to guard, so I'd take their word for it

@MrDiMES123

4 жыл бұрын

calstate Lebron is the best finisher of alltime

@calstate

4 жыл бұрын

@@shepardice3775 Lebron and MJs IQ is off the charts no doubt. MJ's IQ was on another level. He had to process how the defense was playing him reach into his bag of tricks and use the right move at the right time. You rarely if ever saw him off balance.

@calstate

4 жыл бұрын

@@MrDiMES123 He's the most powerful finisher. In crunch time I've seen Lebron come up short at the rim a lot.

I definately appreciate your vid and your Analysis on Jordan's body mechanics. Keep in mind though that basketball always presents you with unexpected challenges and there are times when everything isn't scripted. I don't know whether some will get this or not, but there are times when you "Create On The Fly", Meaning your fundamentals, athletic posture in motion allows you to do and create in that moment! That's a rare gift. What's exceptional is his mechanics ALWAYS being on point, through all those range of motions; in other words, his objective was, "My End Result Always Has To Be, *FROM THE SHOULDER UP* Text book, the same, AKA (THE PERFECT RELEASE). That is INCREDIBLY Hard to do, because the human tendency is to make the necessary change or adjustment based off of what your opponents trying against you. Uniquely MJ did that, (but AMAZINGLY with his lower extremities), which is what makes him so masterful, so elusive, so one of a kind! So, no matter what he had thrown at him, whether he's doubled, triple teamed, whether he have a 7 footer on him or someone 6'-1", whether he was leaning, or being bumped, fouled, his release was ALWAYS Textbook, always so finely tuned that no one would make him change it and all those manuvers which began with his foot work an of course his IQ for reading defenses were all concluded with his last objective; Which was to score using a flawless perfectly formed jumpshot or release that he was determined No One would alter, or change in any way. Man, for anyone to score the way he did, WHERE 3'S WEREN'T EVEN A FACTOR OR MAINSTREAM as it is today, That's A Miraculous Feet Within Itself..... Had it ever gotten blocked? Sure. But at such a small percentage and why? Your vid and analysis explains it perfectly. As I said from the beginning though, everything isn't scripted or planned out because ballin can at times present you with sets of circumstances you didn't anticipate. That's where his Cockyness, Arrogance, and Competitiveness take over, and we saw that in MJ throughout his career.....

Poetry in motion. Creating his own shots against all his defenders. And he did those moves gracefully every single time. It takes great ball handling, footwork and basketball IQ to do what MJ does best. Today’s player are lazy, they just shoot 3’s rather than work on some moves to beat their defenders. Kobe’s moves were the closest to MJ’s.

His jumpshot is so smooth and exquisite, and also very efficient

Same foot step back is so effective and takes such little effort compared to a lot of separation moves. Stumbled upon it naturally when I was younger and I’ve been loving it ever since.

Great attention to detail on this video. MJ definitely was probably the most skilled player ever.

@stolensentience

4 жыл бұрын

You’re possibly without a doubt most definitely probably maybe right, I think

How is he able to shoot out of these horrible angles where the ball is so far outside his body.. I think that was one of the things that made extremely difficult to guard, you could smother him all you want but the shot still goes in?? Lmao. Hard to stay motivated against a player with so much in his arsenal & cat like reflexes 😂😂

@MccoyHayden

4 жыл бұрын

line your arm with the basket, give the ball arc

@prototype2063

4 жыл бұрын

And great defender Hard to stay motivated

@ohdaUtube

4 жыл бұрын

I practiced this a lot. You're essentially shooting from out there with your arms. As you turn and raise your arms, you're raising them as you square up all in one motion and release. The way you release is different from a simple jump shot so you would account for that as well on the shot. In the end, the release is the same with squared shoulders at release and follow through. You can do anything crazy before release as long as you end up with squared shoulders and follow through. Used to cause a lot of problems for defenders on this. Even if they were about to block the shot, it simply shoot a rainbow on a fade (any direction) and hit. Nothing they could do. If they over commit, layup drill or pump fakes. Makes the game real easy if you can shoot like that consistently. Defenders won't play that close unless you can hit like that 3 or 4 in a row cause they think it's a fluke (or if you happen to be Asian and the guy thinks like idiots Stephen A Smith and Chuck who literally didn't believe what they were seeing with Asian players playing at a high level. See their remarks about Lin and Yao respectively) Ball don't lie

@princebarrett3879

4 жыл бұрын

His hands are huge

@ohdaUtube

4 жыл бұрын

@@princebarrett3879 has nothing to do with that

The only way you could do his moves is that you have to have the core strength leg power and athleticism, hand size reflex to pull this play after play after play.

@hex-2748

3 жыл бұрын

I agree. Even Leonard look so clunky on his fade away. Jordan have smoother move that will make any defender to bite on his pump fakes.

@jeanblezin7091

2 жыл бұрын

I've always thought Jordan was doing exercise that no one knew about in secrecy.

Mj rarely use 20 combo dribble to score a basket but he still the most artistic most skilled player ever

at 17:23 he is nearly kneeling on the ground he's so low.

@Chessbox09

4 жыл бұрын

I’ve always said this, and it rarely gets mentioned. Phenomenal balance and on a 6’6” frame no less

Great detail n content. Best breakdown i have seen

Great job coach, epic work Drew.

Young people need to watch this

@chaddotdot5469

2 жыл бұрын

@@hydros25 *Clears throat loudly*

So many gems in this i gotta watch it in different parts to digest it all

Amazing analysis of the GOAT

I never thought about the idea that he “showed his elbow” so loudly early in his shot. It helped him sell his shot fake, and the way he put his elbow was on a straight line from the rim to to his chin meant defenders couldn’t come from below and put a hand in his face without going through his elbow and fouling him. He could always locate and maintain his view of the rim.

THIS VIDEO IS EXCELLENT, PERFECT DESCRIPTIONS

His Jab steps were legendary

MJ’s best physical gift was his ability to stay in the air until the defender went back down

Kids nowadays don't understand the basic micro movements. Sooooo important. I mean it looks cool right? Lol

Sick breakdown. MJ is the GOAT and its not even close.

8:12 One of my favorite images of MJ

You need to be in tremendous shape to repeatedly make those quick jumps, cuts, step backs, and fade away jump shots! Incredible!

Kobe Bryant the 2 one My favorito player R.I.P

I see iverson moves with the long steps what note, this guy really inspired iverson

@chucknorrisjr829

4 жыл бұрын

He inspired a lot of players

@tsvina

4 жыл бұрын

@@chucknorrisjr829 is there a player who has an original game play, like t mac, olajuwon, mail man anymore

@chucknorrisjr829

4 жыл бұрын

@@tsvina I'd say curry has his own style, but then I was watching Abdul-Rauf and he looks the same...

@tsvina

4 жыл бұрын

I know, also Kyrie has rod Strickland's moves

@mademoney864

4 жыл бұрын

@@chucknorrisjr829 curry shimmy is Antoine Walkers

I was lucky enough to watch most of MJ's career. Bulls games were televised nationally on WGN and I watched pretty much every game from 1989 on. The skill MJ had in the mid range and his ability to score from everywhere on the floor was just unreal. Kobe is is probably the closest comparison since, but MJ was the best. KD is also great but his height is a big reason for his success, MJ did it with incredible precision. And the court wasn't spaced out like it is today, he was working with a clogged paint, and still got to the cup and finished. We will never see another MJ

This is one of the best analysis videos I have ever seen. Really good stuff!

Watching for the third time now

@chaddotdot5469

2 жыл бұрын

Idk how many times I watched this series 😂😂😂

Now I believe what he says: the more sweat in Practice, the less bleed in Battle

@benjaminsnyder2680

2 жыл бұрын

1000s of reps for one moment of execution and 1000s more to endure 40 plus minutes

This is excellent analysis. Really cool series that deserves more views.

He is not only the best basketball player. He is also very good at physics and math ! Fast calculation on the fly on the air !! He did almost all possible combinations, fantasy on the court which is a dream of even many NBA players !

Amazing breakdown

Thank you for this. Amazing how there’s stuff like this on KZread any kid coming up playing any sport can have access to.

Love these breakdowns 🔥👍 thanks

amazing explanations

Micro skills MIKE-ro skills

Pulling off that pull back move on a pick up game feels so satisfying.

He literally moves differently from everyone else, and it's obvious. It's like he had Bird's hand-eye coordination--for every single part of his body. MJ's motor cortex was from another dimension.

Jordan was an artist out there. Amazing.

This is beautiful to watch

Best breakdown ever, I could study this all day..

Mike was simply amazing! Hands down. Awesome video my dude.

Very good analysis of his skills. Brilliant!

excellent video man. wow. simply the GOAT

Love this video!!

Thanks for sharing this breakdown.

I loved this video 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Thats just an amazing breakdown drew!

@PureSweat

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you

The starting point of all of this is the mid-range accuracy. The defenders know that Jordan is very good mid-range shooter, so you have to contest every shoot he takes. At that point, the pump fake is just too much to handle for a defender. If you wait for him to take off, you are too late. If your don't wait, you will get trapped in the pump fake. If by chance you are on time, the fade away will take him away from you. So first, start by training your mid range, don't bother with the 3s.

sometimes you just wish your idol never gets old. :(

Drew can analyse n explain in a simple way. Learning so many moves here in Nepal( Country of Mt Everest).

Thanks for the knowledge coach drew Pure sweat basketball is so underrated 🏀

Absolute MASTER of the game of basketball.

Love this!

That's amazing stuff.. Thank you so much

...This analysis shows exactly how rich and unpredictable style Michael bring to the table. In early 90 Most of the players try to copy this patterns for Years,but in fact no one could bring to the table as much Michael did.Spectrum of skills and instinct synchronize in his games with the precision of the surgeon.Wild tempo of his combination has become a deadly weapon against best defenders.His name change the game and bring the game of basketball not only to the next level,but just took to totally different dimension.He show the World through the game much more than only basketball....

There wasn’t a ton of flashiness to his moves, just phenomenal footwork and being flat out better than anyone he faced

Thanks you drew for makeing this

Looking forward for episode 2 👍

Bravo Sir ! cheers from France

Here before they took all the rest down

@edilowe

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Same :(

Love the video loved explanation great job

Excellent series. MJ is beautiful to watch.

Wow.. this is the one breakdown I'm looking for.. kudos coach.. coach God right here.. thanks coach..