Donovan Mitchell SKILL WORK 🎒😮 *EXCLUSIVE

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[@hyrumcazier2533]

Mitchell is goated! I'm a Jazz fan but I'll always love this dude.

[@chef_wazy9876]

this is great for young hoopers to see that its the work not talent

[@KentonBrown-il2zl]

Oh its definitely the talent the

[@themasteradida]

It’s both nigga 😂

[@everypidigit]

It’s hard work AND talent. Not sure every 6’1 dude can be as good as Donovan, huh

[@marcelmarshall4240]

You can work all day every day…if you do not have the God-Given gifts …it will never pay off.

[@giotorres8669]

HARDWORK BEATS TALENT WHEN TALENT DONT WORK HARD... REMEMBER THAT

[@LeBronistherealgoat]

Yo please post more of this kind of stuff where the player is running drills 🙏

[@HRRhythms]

Practiced the around the world so when I hit the court I got space to shoot!

[@GerardoMartinez-mt8uf]

Jump routine pls

[@Trfq5636]

Is this old?

[@tuabuelo3973]

donavan is hard work

[@goon-410]

yea

[@dogger2186]

Chris puts out some of the best info. I love the attention to detail that most people that have no idea how to train think is just too much....but question Chris at 10:55 min he is traveling his a$$ off and his foot work is different from the oppsite corner? Thoughs?

[@vendu]

In that situation do they count it as 2 steps or is it moving your pivot without dribbling?

[@dogger2186]

@@vendu I play 11yrs in Euro '93-'04 (Euro & Premeria League) and my first couple years I had a hard time with the euro step and timing on D-Fense. Now I watch college and the NBA and they are REALLLLY Traveling their A$$es off. Catching and setting both feet then hopping w/o putting the ball on the ground in a seperate motion. Sure the game has changed due to Euro style and no more true bigs and I love it...but when do they start tightening up the traveling?

[@danielabraham3022]

@@dogger2186 He caught the ball, took two steps, and shot the ball. It is not a travel.

[@dogger2186]

@@danielabraham3022 no way, it's travel. It's moving your pivot w/o dribbling. Thus the problem today. I played 11 professionally in Europe, retired 2004. That would have been travel 110% then, but today it's not. The NBA is becoming a circus with what they are letting players get away with...it a total joke

[@danielabraham3022]

@@dogger2186 moving your pivot before dribbling is a travel yes. But only if you dribble. Think of it like cutting. If you have the wide open lane on a cut, you wouldn’t have to dribble and you can instead just receive the ball in motion, take two steps and then go up. That’s what d mitch does in this clip, he’s going towards the corner, receives the ball in motion and takes two steps for the three.

[@HampETX903]

You re uploaded this it was posted years ago

[@HampETX903]

Before he was on the Cavs in fact

[@steve-arnauddiby2912]

Good afternoon chez johnson how are you ?

[@steve-arnauddiby2912]

All right

[@fredilly]

Brah, this video old. Stop capn