Your attention to detail is great. No surprises as to why you were such a great player.

People overlook what a great coach Nash is because his team is so stacked

Love the details but more importantly, the details are universal movement principles. That makes it a life long lesson. Good on you Mr. Nash.

The touching the ball to the ground drill is unique haven’t seen that before. Might try it out

@NaChOmAn1128

4 жыл бұрын

Dragger15 me neither! Just now I did lol, looks like it’d be useful!

@malvolio01

2 жыл бұрын

LOL. No, it’s not. It was one of the first things you’re taught when you start playing college ball. Helps to keep your eyes trained on the target. And to get your shot off quicker.

Simplicity and attention to the basics are time tested. These things should never get old.

This for me was the best basketball shooting video by far I have ever watched, and I have watched hundreds. In particular, the idea of keeping my chest up at all times, even after I make a move is extremely valuable information. I have always had a problem being aggressive and wanting to get from point A to point B in a hurry. I get there quicker if I am leaning forward with my chest down as I move. The problem is that I frequently get caught in that position when I am open to shoot. Raising up out of that position to shoot a jump shot is a big problem for me. I could do it better when I was younger but I cannot get away with it anymore. The trick is don't get caught in this position, like Nash says. Stay low with knees bent but don't lean forward and drop your chest down. I played ball yesterday and focused on doing this and it was the best game I have played in years. I was on fire! I think I shot over 90% and actually dominated the game, which is something since I was playing against guys 20 and 30 years younger than me who are good players. It's amazing that it seems that the most important part of shooting has nothing to do with shooting. For me it's all about how I move on the floor. On balance at ALL times.

@matthewcouto3523

2 жыл бұрын

This resonated with me. I am trying to focus less on working on my game, and more on my general focus, fitness and control/balance. Keep it going man!

You’re a legend Steve Nash . Thank you for all of the inspiration over the years

@parker7785

3 жыл бұрын

***********long term investment in indoor basketball+tenniscourts****

This guy loves what he does...it's really evident. Thanks Steve Nash

Steve Nash looking lean and healthy. My favorite point guard of all time. Loved watching you in those mvp years . So fun!

I love this series, you're great Steve! Favourite player ever.

@stevenash

6 жыл бұрын

Taha Shanouha Thanks! Appreciate the support!

You're going to be in the Hall of Fame this year. Congrats. Final chapter of your NBA career.

If I had to ever pick one point guard to start a basketball team past, present, etc Steve Nash would be the man hands down the best one to do it. That my opinion the hell with you.

steve nash is the freaking man. you can tell this dude was a basketball genius!

You've been my idol since forever! To be able to watch how you approach the fundamentals of the game, to learn, and experience something like this, is so different than watching your highlights. And this has honestly been really great. Thank you for giving back to the game!

I always referred to any game with Steve Nash in it as teaching tape. Fascinating to see some of the work and thought process behind the flawless technique.

Steve you’re a real mentor and an inspiration for me. Thanks for all!

Love these tips! I'm going to go to the gym extra hard tomorrow to work on my balance while shooting

1:41 You have Steve Nash teaching right in front of you and you're playing around with your phone. NICE hahah

Love this series both for the basketball insights but your passion to share and teach and touch other people’s lives is a true inspiration

i cant believe you dont have more views or subscribes, what a legendary player and a great video!

Thank You Steve for sharing your great tips with us! This is a great web show! You amazed me all the time with your awesome moves when you played for many years for the Suns! Thank you again for being a Sun! I hope I can meet you in the future sometime!

Nash...one of the all-time greats. Fantastic tips and coaching. Thanks for the post

This is mad cool, just found out about your channel today as you're inducted into the HOF. Really appreciate you're taking your time to do this.

I love this!! I love u Steve!!!

I consider myself a solid free throw shooter, thanks to you. I remember watching a video of yours when I was a kid and it really helped establish consistency in my overall shooting. It's great to see you working with kids in my area! 🙌🏼 keep it up Steve!

Awesome video from a great player. Great grasp of general biomechanics principles, and a really accessible way of explaining them. Keep up the great work!!!

I had your 2 disc Fundamentals of Basketball DVD and learned plenty from that. Cool to see how your own techniques has evolved.

The greatest shooting form in NBA history. Steve Nash.

Thank you Coach. It's a pleasure and great learning experience watching these videos.

One of the greats passing on the secrets to success!

Man!! The only fundamentals that I knew and got bye with was spreading my fingers and rolling the ball of my fingertips, perhaps there was a slight bent of the knees but mannnnn this man here mastered the mechanics of the core, chest and hips movement on the jump shot....I'm really impressed!

steve nash has been my all time favorite since i was a kid

I just love watching you giving tips to the youth

I hope steve create more of this. The ins and outs of basketball in his perspective.

I don't even know what to say... I'm watching videos of one of the greatest point guards to play the game and he is helping me learn. I wish you were still in the league so I can play you when I get to it! Namaste🙏🏼

Such an inspiring guy. Saw that you sold your Phx home recently. Wish I could've gone to one of the sun's games when I was a kid in Phx.

Steve Nash is my favorite player of all time go Steve!!!

He don't just teach....he teaches very detailed si that when you finish watching it your game will surely evolve.....and that's what's wrong with the other youtubers right now.....cause they're teaching all this flashy moves that really dont elevate you're game...... suddenly they just forget about the fundamentals.......thank you very very much mr.Steve Nash for reminding us to do right thing.........nothing but respect men👌

Love learning from Nash one of the great minds of basketball

I live in LA but am such a Big fan of Steve Nash. I drove to Phx many times to watch him play. Have just about all his jerseys. He is amazing. His KZread videos are hilarious too. Wish I had the chance to shake his hand

What's there to dislike about this video? Great tips from a one of leagues best. Good stuff man

This is the greatest KZread ever I swear lol

love nash...and model my game after him✊💯🏀

Steve Nash is my favorite player ever go Steve!!!

Man why am I just seeing this? Great info and content Nash!

Very useful series. Thank you Steve, you're the man!

@parker7785

3 жыл бұрын

************ 1993-2023!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This is so awesome.

Nash you made me join basketball the moment I saw that suns game at Talking Stick (Airlines) when I was a kid, still got your original jersey and play out in games where I win mostly. Know that you inspired some today. - JV and Varsity player.

Great video! As a point gaurd this really helped me.

Steve Nash literally made great content about basketball and life and just decides to not do it again. Give us more Steve!

Great mentor this guy.. hope he makes the NBA someday

I'm a young player, and you're my main inspiration. I really want to play like you

Thanks for the upload Nashty! Good luck for your coaching career in brooklyn!

@parker7785

3 жыл бұрын

we think the successful mens women celebrity abuv could have better word choice??????????? ********* NHL players never show up for xmas sales????

Gonna use it on my team. Thanks steve.

This channel deserve more view. Very high production

@parker7785

3 жыл бұрын

and you deserve better diplomacy images and coaching?

Great lesson Steve, I would like to know do our breathing techniques affect our accuracy?

You the goat Steve

Good shit from the GOAT PG

@harrischoudhary

3 жыл бұрын

Magic Johnson

I love you Nash ❤️❤️❤️

- Legs - Center mass - Chest up - Getting low So much value in a short video!

Is this really Steve Nash's channel? THE Steve Nash?!?!

I felt that too

BEST PG OF ALL TIME.

Awesome stuff, sir! If you ever make it out to The Philippines, let's shoot a few videos!

Boss Nash!

Favorite PG of all time

I model my game after u Steve run and gun u changed my game for the better so much I've been following u ever since Santa Clara my buddy was your team mate in college Craig was his name I miss watching u ball so much I'm so stoked to see u on KZread

Damn this was dope

The goat has KZread??!?

Wow thanks I showed this to my sister the other day its her second day or JV tryouts and she has tears in her eyes its extremely difficult being pressured at yoing ages to make that shot and I’ve personally made and can relate to what steve nash was saying in the beginning. My sister may not make the team be She got inspired by this video

🐐🐐

My favorite player of all time.

Excelent teacher, and excelent traineé (and beutiful)

Steve I you are my inspiración

wow thanks

Ur a legend

Wow

GOAT

Thanks for help for wii sports basketball games

All my life I've created such bad shooting habits. Wish I had you as a coach growing up in AZ :/

Steve, I really need help with my shot. I watched the video and it helped a little but my shot is a little quirky. When I bring the ball to my set point my shooting elbow is not in line with my shoulder so I’m not getting the 90 degree angle in my arm. How do I get the 90 degree angle in my shooting arm?

The touching the ball on the ground drill is something I am going to start working on regularly. Getting low and keeping my weight back is a problem for me. It never seemed to be a problem for Steve Nash. I don't think he ever took an off balance jump shot once in his career. Uncanny. I can do it great when just form shooting with no hoop in front of me but as soon as I have a hoop to put the ball in, my form goes to crap and I start swinging the ball out in front of me, dropping my chest, and jumping forward. Not only does it throw my shot off and inhibit my stroke but I bring the ball right to the defender so he can contest it.

NASHVILLE BABY

Nash giving props to KD for that ring he won wearing those KD10s 👍

If I could meet any celebrity in the world it would be u Steve I adore u

dammit steve i didnt know you had a youtube channel. I miss watching you play

Amazing series. why do you have these few subs Steve? it feels unfair. Btw, do you still see Nowitzki?

@parker7785

3 жыл бұрын

Nowitzki forgot his parking pass and was towed to somewhere foreign

Live oak Park in Manhattan Beach Cali nice courts.

Reppin my LMU Lions! That’s what’s up!

I would love to be coached by him

Never seen that drill before. Looks like your combining a squat with shooting mechanics. I can see how this teaches you to stay balanced and get lower. To follow through with your legs on your shot.

The black team will miss you

Hi Steve. I'm from Poland and I am 14 years old. The coach and many friends told me that I have talent. I've always dreamed of playing in the NBA, but I don't know how to get into the NBA while living and playing in Poland. Can you advise me somehow?

@harrischoudhary

3 жыл бұрын

Doesn’t Poland have a national team?

I agree we must stay low on some movements (cutting, defense) but stay that low for jumpshot Will get you in trouble because the lower you are, the slower Will get high to jumpshot and defense Will Have enough time to block your shot. I tried both too Low or regular stance and last one is faster and secure to avoid blocks.

@pakman0049

6 жыл бұрын

VTJ VTJ it's not a technique he wants her to incorporate into her game. It's more of an exercise to get her shot more stable. Building strength in her legs and keeping her chest out. Keeping distance between her feet so she can still be stable wether she's going left or right.

@abcdefgh4404

6 жыл бұрын

Phillip Kennedy Ok...now I got it 👍🏀

Can you help Lonzo this summer?!?

Good tips. I’m trying to teach my kid but his ass won’t listen.

Who else got shocked when he says "Thats Kobe" @2:15

I hope Steve coaches

at the start of this video i thought nash was clint eastwood

I lack the ankle mobility for this