I played basketball for almost 4 years now, I have a thin frame and an average height in my city 5'7 18 years old and I haven't seen any improvements in my game even though I practice all the time. I have a problem lining up my shots, I always get flamed missing open shots in crucial minutes of the game, I always get put at the small forward position and got used to it. I'm not a good shooter and ball handler, I always find purpose from doing screen and drop passes across the lane while attempting a lay up. What can you suggest me to do to become a better player in general and have some purpose on the court?
@willrogers47382 күн бұрын
What do I do if I have seven games and one day and hear me out if I don’t play then I probably won’t start next year for my Junior High team
@aaravgaur81053 күн бұрын
Thanks, this helped me before my game.
@Nonametrustmenoscam5 күн бұрын
Yo W video and can you do video of your thoughts of Bc Nokia and your season CONGRATS FOR WINNING THE GAME 7 IN FINALS❤🔥🔥
@TuckerRichardson2 күн бұрын
It is coming soon!
@NonametrustmenoscamКүн бұрын
@@TuckerRichardsonok
@young_man_and_the_brick6 күн бұрын
Hey tuck just wanted to say congrats on nokia winning the league. Im not sure if you'll see this, but ill comment it on the next vid if you dont.
@TuckerRichardson2 күн бұрын
Thank you!!
@ok_boomer37628 күн бұрын
You gotta make video about your time in Finland, and congrats champ!
@TuckerRichardson2 күн бұрын
It is coming next week!
@70aon9 күн бұрын
Congrats on the great victory 💪💪
@TuckerRichardson2 күн бұрын
Thank you!
@ok_boomer376210 күн бұрын
Good luck for Game 7 Tucker!
@BrainRotDoseShorts10 күн бұрын
Yo I have the power to make it 1.1k to 1.2k!!!
@BrainRotDoseShorts12 күн бұрын
Love these vids!
@xavierperry-thompson562716 күн бұрын
great work my guy rlly helps with my bball, just wondering whats the soundtrack name in the background
@ILB17 күн бұрын
Great video!
@TuckerRichardson16 күн бұрын
Appreciate it!
@thechampionspath471521 күн бұрын
I mean, the point of offense is scoring. If you don't contribute points to the board, you're a liability to a point. I agree with everything you said here.
@Jaxson17DavanteAdams22 күн бұрын
I improved
@Alan-uj6jv22 күн бұрын
Do you have any tips on finding/ creating the best workout routines for basketball training. I’ve always been confused on finding great dribble workouts, etc.
@maxhoffman427523 күн бұрын
Played with you for a summer on pure basketball in like 6th grade lol
@Kendog7526 күн бұрын
Subscribed because of the simple, but effective advice. Good job bro
@TuckerRichardson26 күн бұрын
Thank you!
@minleesoritabergadojr.12527 күн бұрын
thanks man
@Tr3ons28 күн бұрын
helped a lot
@MasonWebb12329 күн бұрын
Im 15 and 5,10 in 9th grade, What skills should i focus on
@MasonWebb12329 күн бұрын
Do you thinks its possible for me to make d1 if i live in cambodia
@AlexOKelley-bw4dqАй бұрын
I'm confused on what to work on to get better overall. I am 14 years old and i know decently what i am better at, but i mainly have to train and research alone. In live practice i play worse than when I'm relaxed and just playing let's say 1 on 1 with my friend. What should i do?
@AlexOKelley-bw4dqАй бұрын
Extra note: I am in 8th grade and it is my first year playing basketball. I've upgraded my game a lot since the start but I have seemed to reach a plateau and don't know how to keep getting better.
@Adam-wi4krАй бұрын
Damn bro thanks for your videos
@sabahbubblerАй бұрын
I think like LeBron says on mind the game, you need to have bball iq and it's something you need to study especially longevity. To owners and coaches, they see you as part of the chess piece and how to fit in the whole board. So why not learn the whole board Why is Draymond still in the league despite his lack of "skill". Coz he knows the plays. Learning the plays, games is highly beneficial
@Toru-nf4tjАй бұрын
the thing that helped me most about this video is "it's just basketball, have some fun." currently am 12 years old 5'10 220 lbs and on a team and I struggle with pressure and knowing how to actually understand things on the court like press and defence or where am supposed to be at times. Since am a bigger person then my age group I fall into the center or power forward category. But I am a lot better at shooting, step backs, ball handling, and just passing. Your videos have helped me a lot and I appreciate you passing on your advice and information you have gained through all your years of your basketball carrer. I'll keep all these methods in mind when my next practice game arrives or even any game in general.
@TuckerRichardsonАй бұрын
You should not be putting pressure on yourself at 12 years old to do anything. At that age, it is about finding your love and passion for the game, and working everyday to improve. Seems like you are on the right path!
@chasebarricklow1154Ай бұрын
I really need this, thanks.
@lorenzopiolapeccerella5850Ай бұрын
hi man i love ur content, have you any advice for young people like me who are very anxious even when i play against other players that are not on my same level of skill every time i play with a jersey on and a referee i don't perform as i want and i have constant toughs about mess up everything and my team hating on me(sorry for bad engligh)
@Lexor-AgarioАй бұрын
Your a beast ty
@TuckerRichardsonАй бұрын
I got you! Thanks!
@KingSolomonProductions777Ай бұрын
The box out at 4:08! Enjoyed Him JUST boxing out! 👍
@Will_BauerАй бұрын
Tuck, do you play in the Korisliiga?
@allola56Ай бұрын
i drop 33 points yesterday
@CraftGuys-hf5soАй бұрын
Thank you so much these really help
@3MBasketballАй бұрын
man this is so efficient thx
@chalabes3Ай бұрын
How can I stay composed and with confidence when I don’t make my first couple of shots in a game. Like if I start with a make I’ll carry that confidence throughout the game, but sometimes when I miss my first couple of shots I start doubting and I stop being aggressive or asking for the ball. Any tips?
@TuckerRichardsonАй бұрын
It is all about staying in the moment and just focusing on the next play or next shot. When you realize that everyone on the court misses shots all the time, and that no one is thinking about your misses or makes, it will free you up to make more mistakes. You can't play basketball without knowing you are going to miss shots, so just embrace it and make the next one!
@chalabes3Ай бұрын
@@TuckerRichardson yessir! great tip, thanks again Tuck!
@malonequinn3559Ай бұрын
I’m curious, do you and other pro athletes still deal with pregame nerves and anxiety’s before up coming games
@TuckerRichardsonАй бұрын
For sure, I still get some excitement anxiety before big games. I have found ways to not let it affect my play, but nerves are completely normal!
@DominickSalvaggioАй бұрын
Great vid thanks for the breakdown
@nene7042Ай бұрын
But just play don’t think about it can go both ways just depends on the player but thinking could help u in many different ways tho. But some people are just natural but that’s kinda rare
@DominickSalvaggioАй бұрын
Thank u so much
@DominickSalvaggioАй бұрын
This is very helpful since IQ is my biggest struggle in basketball. Thanks for the vids
@_him60Ай бұрын
Bro I grind the most on my team and someone who barely grinds scores more than me and I underperform it’s so annnoying
@Sharky-207Ай бұрын
it was at 1k likes and then 1.1k when I liked it!!
@TuckerRichardsonАй бұрын
Let's go!!
@steezymtb5876Ай бұрын
The problem with this selfish/unselfish talk is that it's not always the best players with the ball. We have kids trying to shoot against 4 defenders while the rest of the team stand wide open. That is when I tell my kids to not be selfish. Not when they are aggresive and putting pressure on defenses. Even then, if they are driving into a wall of people and there's an open player right next to them ready to shoot, I expect them to make the pass rather than try to hit a layup into 3 defenders. The aggressiveness was good, then they just need to stop being selfish and let the team score. Often time with kids the selfishness causes them not to be succesful which in turn plays with their motivation to play. I want the kids to learn to make the correct play, which will also lead into team success, thus making basketball more fun for everyone. If one player is always the one handling the ball, the other players don't have an opportunity to develop. Aggressiveness is a good thing, selfishness is not.
@TuckerRichardsonАй бұрын
Yes I agree, my whole point is that sometimes telling kids to not be selfish can make them think that being aggressive is selfish. That is why I try and separate the two things, just like you are talking about. Appreciate the comment!
@steezymtb5876Ай бұрын
@@TuckerRichardson that's true. Coaches should always make sure they're being thorough explaining things to young players, not just throw misinterpretable sentences around. Appreciate your videos and best of luck in the playoffs!
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I played basketball for almost 4 years now, I have a thin frame and an average height in my city 5'7 18 years old and I haven't seen any improvements in my game even though I practice all the time. I have a problem lining up my shots, I always get flamed missing open shots in crucial minutes of the game, I always get put at the small forward position and got used to it. I'm not a good shooter and ball handler, I always find purpose from doing screen and drop passes across the lane while attempting a lay up. What can you suggest me to do to become a better player in general and have some purpose on the court?
What do I do if I have seven games and one day and hear me out if I don’t play then I probably won’t start next year for my Junior High team
Thanks, this helped me before my game.
Yo W video and can you do video of your thoughts of Bc Nokia and your season CONGRATS FOR WINNING THE GAME 7 IN FINALS❤🔥🔥
It is coming soon!
@@TuckerRichardsonok
Hey tuck just wanted to say congrats on nokia winning the league. Im not sure if you'll see this, but ill comment it on the next vid if you dont.
Thank you!!
You gotta make video about your time in Finland, and congrats champ!
It is coming next week!
Congrats on the great victory 💪💪
Thank you!
Good luck for Game 7 Tucker!
Yo I have the power to make it 1.1k to 1.2k!!!
Love these vids!
great work my guy rlly helps with my bball, just wondering whats the soundtrack name in the background
Great video!
Appreciate it!
I mean, the point of offense is scoring. If you don't contribute points to the board, you're a liability to a point. I agree with everything you said here.
I improved
Do you have any tips on finding/ creating the best workout routines for basketball training. I’ve always been confused on finding great dribble workouts, etc.
Played with you for a summer on pure basketball in like 6th grade lol
Subscribed because of the simple, but effective advice. Good job bro
Thank you!
thanks man
helped a lot
Im 15 and 5,10 in 9th grade, What skills should i focus on
Do you thinks its possible for me to make d1 if i live in cambodia
I'm confused on what to work on to get better overall. I am 14 years old and i know decently what i am better at, but i mainly have to train and research alone. In live practice i play worse than when I'm relaxed and just playing let's say 1 on 1 with my friend. What should i do?
Extra note: I am in 8th grade and it is my first year playing basketball. I've upgraded my game a lot since the start but I have seemed to reach a plateau and don't know how to keep getting better.
Damn bro thanks for your videos
I think like LeBron says on mind the game, you need to have bball iq and it's something you need to study especially longevity. To owners and coaches, they see you as part of the chess piece and how to fit in the whole board. So why not learn the whole board Why is Draymond still in the league despite his lack of "skill". Coz he knows the plays. Learning the plays, games is highly beneficial
the thing that helped me most about this video is "it's just basketball, have some fun." currently am 12 years old 5'10 220 lbs and on a team and I struggle with pressure and knowing how to actually understand things on the court like press and defence or where am supposed to be at times. Since am a bigger person then my age group I fall into the center or power forward category. But I am a lot better at shooting, step backs, ball handling, and just passing. Your videos have helped me a lot and I appreciate you passing on your advice and information you have gained through all your years of your basketball carrer. I'll keep all these methods in mind when my next practice game arrives or even any game in general.
You should not be putting pressure on yourself at 12 years old to do anything. At that age, it is about finding your love and passion for the game, and working everyday to improve. Seems like you are on the right path!
I really need this, thanks.
hi man i love ur content, have you any advice for young people like me who are very anxious even when i play against other players that are not on my same level of skill every time i play with a jersey on and a referee i don't perform as i want and i have constant toughs about mess up everything and my team hating on me(sorry for bad engligh)
Your a beast ty
I got you! Thanks!
The box out at 4:08! Enjoyed Him JUST boxing out! 👍
Tuck, do you play in the Korisliiga?
i drop 33 points yesterday
Thank you so much these really help
man this is so efficient thx
How can I stay composed and with confidence when I don’t make my first couple of shots in a game. Like if I start with a make I’ll carry that confidence throughout the game, but sometimes when I miss my first couple of shots I start doubting and I stop being aggressive or asking for the ball. Any tips?
It is all about staying in the moment and just focusing on the next play or next shot. When you realize that everyone on the court misses shots all the time, and that no one is thinking about your misses or makes, it will free you up to make more mistakes. You can't play basketball without knowing you are going to miss shots, so just embrace it and make the next one!
@@TuckerRichardson yessir! great tip, thanks again Tuck!
I’m curious, do you and other pro athletes still deal with pregame nerves and anxiety’s before up coming games
For sure, I still get some excitement anxiety before big games. I have found ways to not let it affect my play, but nerves are completely normal!
Great vid thanks for the breakdown
But just play don’t think about it can go both ways just depends on the player but thinking could help u in many different ways tho. But some people are just natural but that’s kinda rare
Thank u so much
This is very helpful since IQ is my biggest struggle in basketball. Thanks for the vids
Bro I grind the most on my team and someone who barely grinds scores more than me and I underperform it’s so annnoying
it was at 1k likes and then 1.1k when I liked it!!
Let's go!!
The problem with this selfish/unselfish talk is that it's not always the best players with the ball. We have kids trying to shoot against 4 defenders while the rest of the team stand wide open. That is when I tell my kids to not be selfish. Not when they are aggresive and putting pressure on defenses. Even then, if they are driving into a wall of people and there's an open player right next to them ready to shoot, I expect them to make the pass rather than try to hit a layup into 3 defenders. The aggressiveness was good, then they just need to stop being selfish and let the team score. Often time with kids the selfishness causes them not to be succesful which in turn plays with their motivation to play. I want the kids to learn to make the correct play, which will also lead into team success, thus making basketball more fun for everyone. If one player is always the one handling the ball, the other players don't have an opportunity to develop. Aggressiveness is a good thing, selfishness is not.
Yes I agree, my whole point is that sometimes telling kids to not be selfish can make them think that being aggressive is selfish. That is why I try and separate the two things, just like you are talking about. Appreciate the comment!
@@TuckerRichardson that's true. Coaches should always make sure they're being thorough explaining things to young players, not just throw misinterpretable sentences around. Appreciate your videos and best of luck in the playoffs!