Every thing he's saying is true when training on a certain skill don't just do the same thing alone, you need to have defense in game sicarios that can happen

Would appreciate a practical application for number 2 because everyone knows it’s not good to be rushed, but practically, that’s difficult to do in game. How do I break that habit while not becoming the complete opposite and not moving fast enough to contribute to my team.

My 6 year old can make repetitive shots with no defender. Good point but if your gonna make this point bring a guy to defend you like it would be in a game.

With Number 2. I agree but I think of it like this. You need a solid foundation of a shot, which means something that you can easily replicate over over again. Then you add the different ways to get into shot, different loading positions, speed, different pickups. They are not different shots, just changes how you get into the shot.

remember to have fun; don't just try to get better, enjoy it. the real winner of a basketball game is the dude that is having the most fun

Or you can be like kobe and do it all

These drills work. I have become one of the main ball handlers on my team from these drills. God bless!

The last one is incorrect. You don’t need to make quick decisions when you have the ball. Jokic is the best player in the world and he is hesitant off catch.

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personally, i feel that more sleep and proper hydration improves an athletes abities immediately. too many athletes are training dehydrated and under slept, without proper hydration with proper mineral and iodine levels, motor function response decreases. without sleep neuroolastisity does not reach its full potential...for lack of better term, muscle memory. get off the phone..stop titok scrolling til 1 in the morning.😂

What if you don’t have another person

If you play with shot clocks.

Hey TJL Training, I have a question for you. So for the past 3 months I’ve been struggling on confidence and consistency with shooting, 3 months ago I was really confident with my shooting then I went to a camp and the coach told me to change my form and I tried it out. And I didn’t like it, now I can’t get my normal form back. And I’ve been in this shooting slump. He told me to load my wrist earlier then I was before. And every time I went to shoot I was leaning back wards. How do you suggest for me to go from here.

250 likes on the vid and we will make a part 2!

If I understood your point correctly during the 10,000 hour rule portion, the genetics of getting better isn’t just the athletic ability, but also that individuals learning ability. This could explain why the chess player example showed different ranges in when someone becomes proficient at the game.

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Great video, love the second tip. This has been something I’ve been struggling with the last few months. How much thought should be put into my form before I shoot? Where on the spectrum should I be from not caring at all about how my shot looks/feels as long as it goes in. Then on the other end think about every small detail to improve my shot. If I know I shoot better with a certain rythm/speed in my shot, I feel like I should try and replicate it every shot. But at the same time, good form or in this case good rhythm isn’t my goal, I just want to make the shot. But I know having good rythm is an important aspect in shooting. I don’t think it’s a secret that the best shooters only think about making the shot, and not about how their form looks. I shoot way better when my sole focus is to make the shot. But if I have good rythm in my shot, I feel like my chances of hitting it go up. So you’re saying work on making shots when you don’t have good rythm, balance etc. Rather than trying to replicate the same shot/form?

#4 is definitely a big one. Something I have started to include more over the past couple years. Play-drill-play method/structure specifically.

Perfect workout for my kid. Great stuff!

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Agree

Great tips. Takes practice and experience to balance these.

the smaller guy in this gameplay went to my highschool

I used the give and go in my last game. It’s lethal. God bless

too basic

keep your head up!!

one of the best players to study for this idea is Shai. Thx coach

Too much flash, not enough fundamentals

Great video!

Wait a minute there are some kids are good enough to be in the any show at 16:00 definitely there are some who are in the NHL by 18 or 19 so I don't know what you're saying does make sense at some level for your average kid but you need to at least mention the exceptions

freestyle dribbling is great helped my shooting a lot I knew the drill prior

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Thanks man, God bless Jesus loves you, it's not too late to get saved

if you can’t shoot 8/10 on threes by on air should you focus on hitting that amount first or should you work on both on air and contested shots?

how can i apply different finishes into my game, while also working on aspects?

can you do a full workout for small guards thanks

imma try this in my next trainning, thnx

I'm not going to add any of these, your workout sucks and you have a lot of miss shots.. Thinking you're better than you actually are

can you do a full workout to be more athletic in game

I can’t practice everyday I don’t have a gym only outside and I live where snow is

Let me know in the comments which drill you are going to add to your shooting workouts

My guards aren't comfortable facing up and are too slow 😅

Words got power👍🏽

basketballs like golf, one day your mechanics feel smooth and fresh, then the next day you are trying to figure out whats throwing off your shot.

thanks

how does it help because I'm like a good day bad day shooter anything else to help that

bro you are insanely smart. flipping heck

Wouldn’t….wouldn’t playing more games better prepare you for 5v5 basketball? I think the only issue is that kids get the 1v1 skills from trainers then want to use them in game all the time. None of this “they play too many games” nonsense, if anything SURELY the player who plays the most 5v5 basketball will naturally understand the game better than someone who mainly does situational drills in practice, no?

For level five can playing pickup work as that

whats the best advice you can give me? i’m a 15 year old 5’11 freshman and i want to improve my shooting specifically shooting the same shot each time and my dribbling with pressure and finishing my brother helps me workout do you have any drills for these?