This is how you know Nash loves basketball. All legends about his work ethic are true. Still training and he's retired. I wouldn't be surprised if he randomly makes a comeback. Those trainers are half his age, and he still moves as fast, fluid and explosive as them.

After retiring from the NBA, Nash still hustling to get an advantage playing pick-up against guys on the street.

Who is teaching who ? 😂😂

steve nash one of the best pgs ever, still learning. amazing. :D edit: also goes to show how much the game has evolved since his prime years, every elite pg in later years will have these in their arsenal. Many already do!

This is literally the most amazing basketball related video I've seen ever. This material is priceless if you're into basketball and improving your game. I cannot believe this channel doesn't have like 10 million subscribers. This is such an underrated channel. I could watch and learn to implement everything this coach is demonstrating all day long. Seriously such a amazing breakdown and logic.

simply a thing of beauty to watch nash play a ball

Nash can still get buckets

Damn, he never miss.

Just beautiful to watch

WOW WOW WOW. AMAZING TEACHING COACH.

I love Steve foot work

GOD bless❤️🙏🏾

Respect for Nash ..

Great

Brruuuutal

My idol MVP Nash!

My basketball role model

I would like to think that theres no right and wrong when it comes to funk but he looks solid for feet and leg work fundamentals. How do yo think with shoulders though?

That's Good

he learn nowadays nba game👍🏿

This guy is good. I think he can play in the NBA.

@paulgeorge9228

Жыл бұрын

nah i doubt any college wants him

At first I thought Nash was super stiff (it makes the handles look ugly for me), and I ask myself, "Why is he not dropping his shoulders?". Then I realized, it was his core, that super-trained core. And I noticed that his upper body keeps in the same position all the time- that is extremely hard to do.

Where can I buy a ball like that?

Anyone know what typa ball they use?

NBA sign him up now

Damn how is Steve moving so well with his back history

@mikeabel7577

3 жыл бұрын

I'm a former NCAA player with a similar history of back issues stemming from herniated discs in the lumbar spine. I'm 39 years old and coaching high school basketball these days. I originally injured my back in 2005 and have re-injured it a couple of times but I can still move fairly well because I perform the exercises I learned in physical therapy to this day. It takes a lot of tedious effort but if you're willing to do the work anyone can overcome disc damage if they're willing to make it a priority in their life.

@user-eq1qr9hz9w

9 ай бұрын

well, what a experience@@mikeabel7577

How do we get the full workout for when we are working with our kids?

please can you tell me the name of that resistance band product you are using. Thank You

@HoopStudy

6 жыл бұрын

CoreVYO

@jermainejefferson2683

6 жыл бұрын

Jermaine Jefferson thank you 🙏🏽

2:09 2:37 3:00 3:40 4:07

is that JLaw bball there

We will never know who won the 1v1 afterwards 🤭

@carterhopkins4178

3 жыл бұрын

Yes we do😂

Nash was having a hard time picking up what DJ taught

So a two time nba mvp is being taught by this guy? Shows how humble Nash is, but it should be the other way around tbh. I would rather learn from Nash. My 2c.

Honestly, wtf is Nash learning here that he don't already know and do better?

@Thefrederickbaker

4 жыл бұрын

B K alot

Jesus loves y’all guys

Nash is doing what he tells him to do, but Nash knows much more.🤭😂

@raredreamfootage

4 жыл бұрын

Humble

Jesus loves you

Steve should be a GM why is he wasting time as a trainer?

NBA should have a retired star league

If the coach is so good, why isn't he in the NBA already? And why does that guy have Steve Nash on a leash? Is he walking Steve Nash, taking him out to pee and poo?

@EllismoreCA

6 жыл бұрын

Crest Fallen you obviously dont know anything about basketball so why are you here?

@CDeeez94

6 жыл бұрын

DJ Sackmann could probably play in the NBA but he made a conscientious choice to coach sill development instead. It's like popular singers having vocal coaches. The coaches are most likely good enough to have their own careers, but they make a choice to be a vocal coach and help other people develop their voices. Quite fascinating.

@rfconnor3887

5 жыл бұрын

Stephen Sunday DJ could not have played on the NBA. He’s not athletic enough. He has spent countless hours studying the game, and implementing the things he’s learned into his own game and the game of others. That’s why he’s a great trainer.

@seanpowlesland1703

5 жыл бұрын

your logic is just stupid. You don't have to be a good player to be a good coach, pop is widely considered to be a top 5 coach of all time and he didn't play in the NBA, Drew Hanlin who coaches many NBA players including all-stars played Div 2 basketball but studies the game and has worked tirelessly at it. That is why the NBA players work out with him, because he knows what he is doing. Once again you don't have to be a great player to be a good coach.

@Atomic2001hk

5 жыл бұрын

Crest Fallen same could be said about NBA coaches... if they’re so good, why did so few of them play in the NBA while they were young?