Thank you all for taking the time to watch and enjoy my channel!

@timothyosei1972

4 жыл бұрын

You’re a legend man

@94feetofgame

4 жыл бұрын

@@timothyosei1972 thank you family

@timothyosei1972

4 жыл бұрын

Phil Handy no doubt fam, I actually had sent you a request on LinkedIn. I wasn’t sure if it’s your real account on there.

@dmac9295

4 жыл бұрын

Phil Handy thanks these vids are great for me and my daughters

@opticmatrix

4 жыл бұрын

Yes sir, truly appreciate you. Learning a lot.

Steve moves and cuts are so sharp!!OMG!! You see why he's been on top of things so long!!

@johnkreese4706

2 жыл бұрын

Imagine if he coulda played in the new nba….he’d be making way more 3s

@jack2k20

Жыл бұрын

he misses the 1st one lol haha

@loverofhumanity

Ай бұрын

agree....seeing him do this you understand why he was one of the best players in the world. On television when you see him sometimes you think how's he scoring on these guys so easily but when you see him do this drill it really shows you why he was able to do what he does. This is as good of a pull up as you will ever see in basketball stop perfectly on a dime and elevates so high. Notice how much higher he'd elevate compared to the other player which is very important for an elite mid range jumper.

it can't be overstated how precise Steve's footwork is, his base is the same every single time he shoots it. Simple but essential.

This is the most underrated basketball channel and the quality is amazing

Nash’s feet are so much smoother, probably from his soccer skills

@noambasketball7897

3 жыл бұрын

how about because he worked hard

@raredreamfootage

3 жыл бұрын

@@noambasketball7897 details, his philosophy on movement is Bruce Lee-like.

@ronaldlee7566

3 жыл бұрын

This is what Nash imparted his footwork skills to KD & Steph.

@dimitriss3635

3 жыл бұрын

no actually,being a soccer player for 14 years myself and trying to transition to basketball in later years,i realised that we as soccer players are much more stiffer in our footwork and in our movements,cause we have change of direction too but not in such close spaces,cause we have to cover so much more ground,so there is not much hard cuts,or sudden change of direction,the master at this is football players,cause they run as fast as soccer players but change direction so quick like basketball players trying to open themselves

Coach, Tony Parker has one of the best over hand crossovers and it was really effective for him for years, and you really do a great job explaining why it’s an effective move to have in your arsenal! Great job as always Coach!

This is priceless Coach! Thanks for sharing !! That’s what legends do! You guys are Alchemists On Fire ✨🙌🏿 Mad Respect

man Steve's footwork is so smooth..beautiful to watch

Its never too late to learn! good for you Nash

This is gold.

Steve Nash is a machine! 🔥🏀👍🏽

@2Big4Film

2 жыл бұрын

ya, must be pushing 30 now eh?

Damn! This STEVE guy can really ball. I bet he can play in the NBA!

LOVE THIS CHANNEL!! As a HS Coach, I Learn SOOOO Much To Pass On To My Boys💯

kyrie & kd perfecting the pick & roll/pop just like nash & amare 🔥

@jjalcantara802

3 жыл бұрын

simple but unstoppable move , goodluck coach steve nash!

Thanks for keeping up the work during this tough time!

Loving those workouts 🔥

the dribble the cut the stop the pull up, all the mechanics, look smooth and beautiful

Steve’s moves got so much detail in it foot work🔥 the fake🔥speed change🔥

Thank you Coach🤝 this is gonna help my game🙌

Thanks for another great workout coach Handy

@94feetofgame

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for taking the time to watch.

4:00 the way he moves his feet to change directions is actually insane

Phil I’m just seeing this now! I’m subscribed to you now. Will definitely be running these drills tomorrow morning💪🏼 I saw you training Tjass and obviously those infamous videos of you training all the Laker players. Now I found your channel and am excited to follow your training videos - keep ‘em coming🔥 Hopefully I can get a training session with you sometime soon here in LA!

Coach keep up the great work.!!💪🏾🏀‼️ can you do some defensive drills. Along with what you doing already.

Thank you Phil Handy

Nashs footwork is impeccable.

Crl o cara é tão foda q deu treino para o Steve Nash ❤️🇧🇷

We need more videos! Your content is great coach

Coach P. thanks for sharing that kind of workout, i´m a big fan ... from Angola (Mother Land)

More like this thanks. And also Teamwork n pointguard plays

tnx for sharing phil

Thanks, Coach Phil!

Great content coach phil

Respect from morocco to those two legends

Steve Nash could low key still play in the nba if he wanted to. He's still got the exsplosiveness and the shot making

@antiisolation4

Жыл бұрын

Idk if he has the stamina and endurance to run down the court that much and guard the other extremely fast guards. He also has to handle these much quicker n still strong defenders it prob would wear his body down most I see him as is a 2 year six man

Gonna be some nice after-practice competitions in Brooklyn next season

Nice workout Coach!!!

I like this coach 🙏🏀

How can he be that fast and smooth at this age broo i don't get it!! That's why he's one of the greatest point guards❤️

@raredreamfootage

3 жыл бұрын

He still works out and stretches every day. And not to mention a steady healthy diet.

Phil hardy a beast on the coaching

Steve smooth af

steve too NICE!

I love this

Steve 🇨🇦 could still play for the Nets rn

@feedmemoreh8458

3 жыл бұрын

Old man Nash

🔥🔥🔥🔥

this vid is dope coach

Scenery 🔥

Very useful teaching videos, thanks you Sir !!!

+ GREAT LESSON

good workout ...just curious to see how the pick and roll would constitute for players, ie two defenders, and two offensive players. with this amount of traffic and the defensive concept of hedging ..how practical will the over-hand crossover be? asking as a coaching opening to new ideas

Thanks

Is it possible for you to incorporate what the defense would do I’m tryna learn to play in the moment and adding a person to play d would help me visualize it during practice time

I don’t deserve this, this is too good!

@sbstaysharp25

4 жыл бұрын

This is Priceless for coaches and players

Nash is extra fluid

My Goodness Nash ! Butter …

More NBA workouts please

Now Steve is the new head coach of Nets!

I love how mad Nash is when a shot doesn't go in

YESSIRRRR

Hi Coach Phil! Thanks again for your work and sharing us your knowledge on basketball. I just subscribed to your app just question, do you suggest to just do all the drills (for example the stationary ball handling drills) everyday? Or spread the drills throughout the week? Thanks Coach!

@94feetofgame

4 жыл бұрын

Appreciate your message. There is no wrong way with the drills. You can do the same drills for a few days a time or mix them up. The most important thing is get the details of the drills and improve. Workout builder coming soon to the app.

@myboysanji

4 жыл бұрын

@@94feetofgame thanks coach!

steve nash made it look so easy in his career

Nash dat dude

steve nash is the best pg of all time

@gregkareem9824

3 жыл бұрын

Ur on crack boy

@noambasketball7897

3 жыл бұрын

Greg Kareem you clearly don’t watch basketball

@gregkareem9824

3 жыл бұрын

@@noambasketball7897 either curry. Or john Stockton or kyrie or defiantly magic Johnston so whats your point maybe even chris paul bro

Phil what about the left or collateral extremity in terms of shooting? We have to get these kids ampidextrous; yes?

He's 46!

Wow

Brooklyn hope you Nash!

I am thinking to dodge the poles they way you asked for, but intention in mind was then to take the defender, But Steve to ha Second plan of sating his from Snitch, so his mind is in Faling off the defender other wise

Use me as a prospect. I’m ready

Phil is great but one thing I been seeing in his videos is that he does so few repetitions for each variation , like once or twice only then changes . does that really aid muscle memory ?or he just doing that for the videos

2x MVP

Indeed humble player.

even tho nash doesn't/didn't have crazy handles like kyrie, he had(still has) elite ball handling skills and was crafty, smooth and had excellent footwork. he was also very efficient when dribbling. they're at pepperdine! ...where's AJ and Mills?? other kid practicing with nash is building a brick house on the court!

@legendary2553

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed

Good video man can you train me

His shooting percentage is so high

@freddycalipari4242

4 жыл бұрын

hes a ex-pro in an open gym

was this when steve was with the lakers or after his retirement?

Pls help! What kind of shoes does Nash wear in this video?

Curry looks like Nash when they dribble

Basketball mathematics

0:20 1:30 2:56 3:30 4:40 5:02 5:14 6:23 6:58 8:23 9:12

What shoe is Nash wearing?

What can you teach to a 2 times NBA MVP?

You came to this video because he was hired by the Brooklyn Nets to be the head coach

I want to get in the gym with him so bad but it seems only works with pros and high name people 😕

BREAKING NEWS: STEVE NASH IS SIGNING WITH THE LAKERS!

Part 2?

@94feetofgame

4 жыл бұрын

We have 16 videos with a full build up of drills with Steve on my 94feetofgame app.

I thought that was Steve Nash...I was like, why´s Phil letting him talk? But ya, (after watching the video, then reading weeks later) I see that it was Him in fact jajaja nice...Great shooting Stevo lol too bad he's not worth nothin ...

Hi

what shoes is nash wearing?

@ralsawmkimamalte6087

3 жыл бұрын

Basketball shoes xD

@cfowlart2719

3 жыл бұрын

did you ever figure this out?

4:11 they couldn’t edit that part😭?

Why is that guy looking at Steve nash when explaining the concept as if Steve Nash is not a master in any and all aspects of PnR lmfao

watch steve nash palm the ball

Sar mujhe bhi NDA Garmi mein de dijiye

The tall guy is looking at the floor when we dribbles.

other player has a really late release lol

@theknightgod8238

3 жыл бұрын

Yah it’s making his shot mess up

How are you going to teach Steve Nash 🤣 he don’t need that game IQ 😂😂

@raredreamfootage

3 жыл бұрын

Guys on an elite level like Nash enjoy getting instructions thrown at them, it's a better challenge than making up the routine in your own mind.

Where you get your pylons from? They look nice and sturdy. I can use sturdy pylons.

and lakers cant make open shots

This all bs skill instinct talent speed is whats gonna count

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