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What EVERY Hooper Can Learn from JJ Redick (Attention to Detail)
JJ Redick is one of those players who we probablyyyy don't study enough as hoopers and coaches. Because in reality, there's a LOT we can learn from his game. Not even just within the concept of shooting, but far deeper than that. I break it all down here.
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future generations will see him as some random guy that talks on tv but he used to be SCARY out there
@alanoranday4448
Жыл бұрын
Definitely a terror in the collegiate game. Just a plain headache for defenders in the pro game.
As a raptors fan he went pretty crazy during the playoffs against us in 2019. Hitting so many fading catch and shoot shots it was absurd. Most catch and shoot players are good at hopping into their shot, not many are good at catching and going 1-2 directly into the shot. JJ was a master at it
Who do you want to see broken down next??
@user-bl9jn9zz4i
Жыл бұрын
Austin reaves
@6aliph77
Жыл бұрын
VINCE CARTER AND TIM DUNCAN.....
@jamesfletcher1493
Жыл бұрын
Allan Houston, Brandon Ingram, Mikal Bridges, any profficient midrange scorer
@gasstationbeats973
Жыл бұрын
Ben Simmons
@ry_an.
Жыл бұрын
jaylen brown, Austin Reaves, or Mikal Bridges. any 6'5-6'6 secondary/primary ballhandler/creator
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@IknowMoreThanYou
5 ай бұрын
Here because Austin Rivers said he couldn't put the ball on the floor😂😂😂
my favorite role player
i love this series. missed it so much
Which is what I've been working on in other words screens for me it's defense which is exactly what I hang my hat on screens just to free everybody else up which frees me up and rebounding those will add up to something much bigger
Finally something for taller midrange scores
could you please explain to me how to drive through the outside-hand hand-check? (when i go right they put their left hand on my chest) i play pickup with a lot of fouls, and this is the only defense i cant crack... hoping for a tip
@Ts1.2.3
Жыл бұрын
U tried using ur off arm to swipe it? I play against that type of defense in pickup too and that always works for me and the guys who cant get past it dont use they off hand
@dwanyuno
Жыл бұрын
As someone who uses this technique as a defender the best advice I can give you is to work on an explosive blow-by move or defensive dribble combo that can maybe open up space for a midrange shot. I use it when someone tries to dribble to the paint, so I body them up to either disrupt their dribble or if they are going for a layup it throws them off balance before the shot attempt. Hope that put it in perspective a bit better. Getcha reps in!
I don't care how gifted and how talented you are you still have to put in the work watch film study it
Beautiful breakdown 🙌
I would love an analysis of young Manu (2003-2009), he was so fun to study
Anyone who claims jj redick is unskilled just flat out doesnt know basketball 😂 Being able to consistently make 3s and midrange jumpers off the catch, coming out of a full sprint, curling, going in either direction at the NBA level while being an undersized guard with no length is an elite skill that pretty much only a handful of players have even in today's league
@ByAnyMeansBasketball
Жыл бұрын
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About Time my guy !!!!!!🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾Do Deon Williams
You missed the biggest thing... His legs start the shot before he even has the ball. On an ideal catch and shoot, he's at the bottom of his shot as the ball hits his shooting pocket. He's shooting well before he even has the ball... footwork A++ ...if he had to load like most players. He would be jimmer
In ‘18 the sixers often played JJ and Belinelli (very similar skillset) at the 2 and 3… what a nightmare for the defense. I remember both of them catching fire in the first round that year and they were unstoppable
Drifting left into a fade with your left shoulder is elite level difficulty
Can you do Caleb Martin's "Attention to detail"?❤❤
Could you please do a tween cross workout that covers driving shooting step backs and change of direction (James harden)
@GirlsLuvMyDrip
Жыл бұрын
Coach frikki on youtube did it
@bakothegreat6986
Жыл бұрын
Tbh u don’t need a workout for that just be able to do the moves,
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"in a lot of non NBA systems (cough cough most of you guys)" LMAO 1:46
Amazng
jj reddick type of workout?
Suggestion: attention to detail Austin reeves. He has been really good in the playoffs and the is season and I love to watch him play
How did that clipper team not make the playoffs
Theres a reason JJ had the best college career in the NCAA
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I felt like he was over rated. I can't remember him being clutch. He's a good shooter but there's other guys that are better worth watching for court awareness. I think shooters like KCP are better to have on a team because they are not one dimensional. I put JJ in a class with good shooters like Quin Cook. I think the main difference is that frat connections got JJ better PR reps and he possibly had better agents. Now that he is a tv personality, I think his overated smugness even gets in the way of the good points he makes about the game haha. Like the comment he made that offended Jerry West had some validity to it, but it could have been delivered in a better way without offending players from a prior generation
@christianlaird5814
Жыл бұрын
Just delete this whole comment lol. Probably one of, if not the most hated in college basketball
@supune
Жыл бұрын
@@christianlaird5814 I thought he was actually good in college and deserved the accolades. I meant overrated as a shooter in the NBA. He lost his dribble, stopped passing and even though he ran around screens well, his footwork got slower after he became established in the NBA. I though there were other role players who could do what he did that were paid less than him in the NBA at the time he played
Yall gotta stop it jj Reddick was a regular ass player lmfao he did nothing special not even 3s there were better 3 pt shooters then him in every year he played I rather take Brandon Roy or Antoine walker over a jj Reddick wtf ctfuuuuu
Dude is SAS level bad as a media talking head lol
@Cwestlov
Жыл бұрын
Lmao this is a trash take them dudes are literally nothing alike as personalities or knowledge wise
@ry_an.
Жыл бұрын
no he isnt. he actually talks about the game
@ByAnyMeansBasketball
Жыл бұрын
That is an AWFUL take
@austinarnold5399
Жыл бұрын
@@ry_an. literally all he does is ride the Warriors LMAO
@austinarnold5399
Жыл бұрын
@@ByAnyMeansBasketball I'm curious what makes you think he's so good? Literally all the dude cares about is the Warriors, and he has a long history of bad takes to go back on
Old school baller, playing against plumbers and janitors. Bum compared to the current hoopers.