Thanks Coach for always giving us the best content . perhaps for 1 million subscribers you could do an evolution of the NBA altogether?

Love this stuff, I'm a shorter, lighter person by nature and this could really help open up a deficiency in my game. Hopefully I'm terrorizing the parks with 3s instead of long 2s soon!

Great stuff as always coach

@bballbreakdown

9 ай бұрын

Thx!!

Coach coaching, I’m loving it!

Eyy the coach is actually coaching I like this kind of videos.

This seems so counter to what you would expect would be a natural motion, but I believe this can work for sure. I'll try it on the court in a few days. (when it stops raining here) These guys seem to have a smooth shooting motion btw, they can be elite shooters if they keep working on their shots.

@bballbreakdown

9 ай бұрын

Keep me updated!

@pinobluevogel6458

9 ай бұрын

@@bballbreakdown Sure coach, thank you.

This is an excellent video

The best pro tips on youtube❤

This is so indepth and very understandable and digestable. Where can i catch more of these lessons?

@bballbreakdown

9 ай бұрын

Check my on court demonstration playlist!

damnnn this is great ... Isia Thomas always said : the ball has come back to u after u shoot!.. so it would mean you shot in the perfect form.. and to achieve and execute this u have to understand the bounce of ur handles and fundamentals plus the magic of constant repetition... as u can see in a Kyrie or a Curry or even CP3 from the midrange, and then we have Westbrook someone that doesnt uses the flow/float but instead is pace when dribbling so he tends to dribble strong and/with perceptive intention of explosiveness attacks so probably would be good for him to train ,even if he besides that has all other problems on his power generation on his shooting form lately on his is carred his problems might be able solved with this technique cause then he would have to pace himself and form gather steps that can naturally wait for a perfect bounce for him to create is natural shot.. as a baller you know that when u are within the flow and floating with the all the fundamental movements and u are in ur own rythim is when the buckets start to feel effortless..

Awesome tips.

@bballbreakdown

9 ай бұрын

Try it out and let me know how it goes

Kid on the right had that hand resting on his chin really studying what you were saying coach, and he was processing the information into memory so he could store it for later use. That was interesting to see. 09/23/2023, 8:50am

@bballbreakdown

9 ай бұрын

They’re all great guys who want to win and can really hoop

Great stuffs Coach! Can’t wait to practice all the moves! 🫡👏🏼👏🏼

@bballbreakdown

9 ай бұрын

Awesome, let me know how it goes

@seanzhong2047

9 ай бұрын

@@bballbreakdown it worked great coach! Was able to use it couple times during half court games, can’t wait for more contents like this👌🏻👌🏻thanks

Damn you got Mike AND Jordan in the same vid? Sheeeeeeeeit.

Is the pickup/gather of the ball at waist level right before the final step? Or does it occur at the same time?

thats some Pistol Pete-level, Coach! love it!

@bballbreakdown

9 ай бұрын

Love it, thx!!

Coach, by any chance do you still have any masterclass/shooting workout where we actually purchased like what you did few years back? Cos the old link doesnt work anymore

@bballbreakdown

9 ай бұрын

Shoot me an email coach Nick at bballbreakdown dot com

Jordan is always in sir! 😁

4:15 it could be more naturally fluid dribbling with their left hand despite being all righties bc of the alignement of their feet-knees-hips-elbow-basket. When you pull-up from your strong hand, you need to make a little adjustment whereas with ur “weak” you don’t.

@albertojuvina2887

9 ай бұрын

Actually, I’m pretty sure that if we make research, most of the NBA players do take more off-hand pull ups than strong-hand, or at least it must be pretty even.

@Thatboygtmike

9 ай бұрын

yeah he actually has a video about that too! This was probably just for demonstration lol

@bballbreakdown

8 ай бұрын

Without question left hand pickup tends to be better for rhythm

Coach and Lancaster are the real evolvers of this game.

@bballbreakdown

9 ай бұрын

Who is Lancaster

@basketmental

9 ай бұрын

@@bballbreakdown Micah Lancaster from I´m possible training

@bballbreakdown, now: any tips on the defense against this move? What could help? What definitely not to do?

@bballbreakdown

9 ай бұрын

We don’t talk enoigh about how to move north/south on defense and we need to start using offensive footwork on defense

@neospiderman2165

9 ай бұрын

Pressure by moving a bit up and then retreat a little when they start dancing If they pickup and u stop the shot motion PRESS UP n make them pass the ball now still keep track of your man as he may backdoor

@neospiderman2165

9 ай бұрын

When u sense a pickup lunge forward but b prepared for the fake and blow by so don't fully commit 4 the contest unless u sure u get it the more u do it It's a instinct and experience thing

it would be fun to have such a giant nerd for a coach lol

bro is coated

When are you going to talk about Dame Dolla is A Buck and Holiday's departure from Bucks considering he made that play that significantly won the NBA title in 2021?

Nice breakdown. I never noticed before, but Steph Curry makes that motion.

Gotta need more practice to make the defender confuse (shoot or drive)

Hello

is there another camera angle where we can see if the shot went in? Nah, just kidding. Nice video Coach. Seems really straightforward but I know it's not. Worth a try though...

Coach showing off his handles??

@bballbreakdown

9 ай бұрын

Lol I had to cut the one spot where I lost the ball

Isn't this just stopping bouncing the ball and then throwing it to the rim? Why does it need a video?

@bballbreakdown

9 ай бұрын

Well, watch it again and you’ll see some important details in there

@berryesseen

9 ай бұрын

@@bballbreakdown Thanks coach. I noticed the Seat Geek ad but it didn't help me since I'm not living in the US right now. But thanks.

This guys just making shit up.

@bballbreakdown

8 ай бұрын

I’m aorry wut

This is just not natural. You have to stop inertia then change motion.

@bballbreakdown

9 ай бұрын

Why isn’t it natural? You’re letting the ball float and just gathering a little later

@cheeto8960

9 ай бұрын

Kyrie irving does that dribble where you don't know if that dribble is to launch for a drive or to shoot. This is a lot like it

thats a hesi dribble. everyone does that wtf

@bballbreakdown

9 ай бұрын

Well, there’s an element of a hesi dribble but it serves an entirely different purpose. And show me where you’ve seen anyone else teach this. I’ll wait.

Wow a failed ash coach showing how to shoot a ball

ill say what everyone is thinking.....wtf . coach stop please