Fundamentals of Dribbling

Watch NBA Legend Isiah Thomas go through some of the dribbling basics.

[@mrmomokar]

He went from teaching us to flexing on us real quick lol

[@ayoubex1951]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@goldenboi23-adisneyburnera6]

Fr😂😂

[@ladistar]

Bahahahahaha damn so true

[@nathanspencer5014]

I’m your 1000th like

[@cowboychris.]

😂😂

[@sycho67ak]

After he mentioned the "play music" part he got so carried away he forgot the point of the video and just put on a show hahah

[@MrBoothington]

Still a good show though

[@jamesvillalon3479]

Smh those are drills not a show.

[@davidmcdonald9412]

Well I all ways though he was a phoney by him licking his lips over an over an over again but now I no he is a phoney because he did not lick his lips one time in the whole video so it is not a habit he was just faking trying to impress somebody.by showing his teeth an licking his lips over an over an over again I have waited 30 years to catch you in this lie an now I got you on tape It is not a habit you are just trying to make us say look how he speaks so soft an yes look how he smiles An yes look how he licks his lips An yes look how pretty his smile is An yes look how pretty his teeth is Well it seems like to me you just want us to rank every thing about you as nice but that is not who you are what you are trying to personify yourself to us is not the real you. I say that because the real you is one ruff. An tuff contender who train yourself to beat the best an you will not bag down for nothing an that is the real isiah Thomas that I love to me that is the real you am that smiling an being nice to me that is not you Because I no you are all about winning But I can say you have very pretty teeth An I wish my teeth look something like yours. Peace to our world An yes please pray hard for the Floyd family an all of us who try to love oneanother

[@jayiraj5315]

Lmaooo

[@davidmcdonald9412]

That was a great show I am very impress with IT basketball skills He do not think us fans no how great he was but he is wrong. He is a great great great basketball player an. The only weakness he had. Was the general the other isiah Thomas. He is the one that held the great isiah Thomas back from everyone that loved him. Yes the general almost destroyed everything good that the other isiah Thomas had done So just remember isiah Thomas we love an respect you skills as a great basketball player one of the best of all times But we hate that dam general that took you away from us fans So would you please stop bragging about the general who we the fans hate an start bragging about isiah Thomas the basketball player we love

[@capnhawkins]

1:45 "Now that we've done Dribbling 101, let's move on to the next step, a PhD in Dribbling"

[@chadbailey7038]

😂

[@lifeatcampus2152]

😂

[@gavilanthegringo]

😂😂😂

[@sageantone7291]

This is art. Never forget, the Bad Boys have a winning record against Jordan, Magic, and Bird -- regular season and playoffs. That is a bad man. No... Bad Boy.

[@chriscaldwell4482]

He should get mentioned in the Goat talk.

[@libfit9068]

@Ni Ko Lol there are many players with better resume's than Isiahs.. 2 championships is good but not great.

[@ryanflynn6819]

🏆

[@ryanflynn6819]

@@libfit9068 he didn’t have much help compared to literally every other great had who won multiple chips

[@libfit9068]

@@ryanflynn6819 Pistons in the 80s and early 90s had sometimes 3 allstars on their team at a time. Including a prime Rodman who won back to back DPOY, and Dumars who was a perennial first team all defense. Compared to like, Jordan for example who only had 1 single allstar teammate his entire career.

[@braze974]

Those dribbles were smooth af .

[@eherndog272]

It’s Isaiah Thomas of course it’s going to be smoothe.

[@diegogarcia4255]

Yeah arguably the greatest ball handler. Even in his 50s he's still got it.

[@TrideepNagg]

Ethan H isiah

[@eherndog272]

Trideep Nag : Sorry I spelt it wrong grammar teacher headass

[@juju-vl7oj]

He forgot to keep his head up and the shot clock ran out.

[@manny24lal]

“Isiah started making music with the basketball.. and I took it personal”- Michael Jordan

[@francisdiaz2616]

Lmao!!

[@leoncio989]

*intense violin noises*

[@AXEL450289]

« From that point on, I knew I had to dominate this guy «

[@michelmcmanus9540]

And then I give em 60

[@joachim7]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@sxc5rhcp]

Impressive to see Isiah's skill still there after all these years. Sometimes you forget that this guy is a savant of basketball.

[@VETERANMASTER]

No one forgot. Only people who don’t like him cause Jordan said don’t like him. Same people probably not liking Pippen now because he has an opinion. Probably not liking Barkley because he gave an opinion. If MJ said he never got swept in the playoffs they’d probably believe it. If MJ said he beat Bird in a playoff series they’d probably believe it. More or less people who most likely can’t think for themselves. Love MJ game, but those people are worse than him conspiring to keep Isiah off the Olympic team (something MJ now says he regrets just as Thomas says he regrets not shaking hands). MJ stans have become some of the worse interjecting in any discussion from Bill Russell to Lebron James while ignoring a lot of facts.

[@thepants1450]

​@@VETERANMASTERwhat opinions

[@anthonytaylor7928]

Nobody forgot

[@kray97]

Those are skills you never forget

[@ericriley8021]

One of the greatest PG’s of all time. My personal favorite

[@solemagus4761]

Got a case for 2nd GOAT PG

[@polskaman20001]

Greatest Piston of all time

[@94fleetwood49]

The best ever!!

[@FrokuBabayy]

1. Magic 2. Isiah Thomas 3. Steph Curry

[@T0mat0_S0up]

⁠@@FrokuBabayyI would put Robertson or Jerry West over Curry tbh

[@kingdomofisrael6486]

He dribbled the ball like it was a drum then went into piano mode.

[@deucewayne449]

Servant of Israel Basketball is music

[@getsugaallen6612]

Servant of yahweh *

[@yr2829]

At the end he went in fingering mode 😂

[@PharaohYah]

Kan

[@Player-001]

YR that's what he's talking about tho......

[@Ozmodiar6]

Step one: you can’t dribble with two hands. ... step two: here’s how I dribble like the Globetrotters

[@santiagodelbono1]

Jajajaja ja ja

[@robertwilliamsjr.2452]

🤣🤣🤣facts

[@chiko1354]

GLOBETROTTERS!!!! NOW THAT'S HILARIOUS

[@mikeystarr775]

Smoltz should’ve played a couple more years

[@jcmlchuy]

Bonanza

[@sofalint2905]

I dont play basketball, or sports in general, but I am an animator. This video is so helpful in getting the minute details of the action down. Keeping the body tight, knees bent, keep the energy that you need to spring in whatever direction is necessary. I never realized just how much athletic advice could be used in animation. Thanks for the video :)

[@scorpzi122]

Let’s work I need some animation

[@CryptoKernels]

The best way to show your appreciation for the value that you have received it to contribute to it. Actions speak louder than words.

[@jeremyleidy5566]

He may had issues with others in league but irregardless he was one of the greats. 25 point fourth quarter with jacked up ankle. Man is a legend

[@yacobz]

Just hopping in to say there's no real need to say irregardless there. That's it. Take care!

[@adojoestar]

How do you have issues with others in the league when you are the voted in leader of the NBA Player’s Union? That’s cap, stop watching those trash documentaries 😅

[@sageantone7291]

They can sod off.

[@fabiopozzi5175]

In the 80's he was my favourite player

[@CryptoKernels]

No, with only 1 ankle.

[@bambudaw]

Isiah doing those dribbling drills is ASMR to my ears.

[@dusk6159]

That's true stuff that I noticed too

[@r0txx]

yoo same

[@prezidentjeff]

SAME!!

[@yungelplaga9538]

Wats asmr

[@KaylanFN]

Same here

[@gabriel.hongkong]

Like him or hate him, this dude had handles.

[@Salisboury]

Still has!

[@petergianakopoulos4926]

No.one hates him

[@BruH-cy8vt]

Peter Gianakopoulos Yeah def not the entire 80’s nba

[@petergianakopoulos4926]

@@BruH-cy8vt nor the entire dream team

[@rks5457]

@@BruH-cy8vt or any Knicks fan

[@capitanfuturo594]

ONE OF THE BEST POINT GUARD IN NBA HISTORY. *HE WAS THE DETROIT PISTONS !!!*

[@olentor]

1:46 from this point on Isaiah just starts having fun and gives some visually and audibly satisfying dribbling 😂

[@GurdeepSingh-ir2de]

Isiah: starts talking fundamental dribbling like using your fingertips Me: *fast forwards 10 seconds* Isiah: does a Globetrotter routine

[@drkoldness3529]

Gurdeep Singh I’m seeing you everywhere

[@GurdeepSingh-ir2de]

Dean The Cool Guy lmao does nobody get that it was a joke?

[@selcuk1479]

After the tutorial isiah thomas left the court without shaking hands of camera crew. True story.

[@Empirenetwork23]

Stop

[@lightonorganic4789]

Well before they started recording they did say he was a punk and all his accomplishments were meaningless so I understand. True story.

[@fearless5116]

😂😂

[@mado3623]

I wanna laugh at your comment so bad aahahaha

[@yandyman15]

Hahhahaha!!

[@BIGSpriggs]

this was the most humble non humble flex ive ever seen!!

[@maxwellgamestudio]

When I was a kid I found an old video of Isiah Thomas teaching the fundamentals of basketball just like this one and practicing those moves every day after school, made me a better baller thank you Isiah

[@headlight-dz3jo]

Show me

[@razmatazz9452]

Something so satisfying about people who call the ball, “the basketball” every time they refer to the ball.

[@austin78993]

That's normally a football thing. But it definitely did catch my attention.

[@nihalmonu6809]

I noticed the same thing

[@michaelcortes9988]

Yeah I notice old heads tend to refer to the ball that way 🤔

[@acpliego]

I’m soccer we just call it the ball, and everyone outside of the US knows what we’re talking about 😅

[@562rodlbc]

shut up nerd 🍆

[@kingparimal6884]

It's all fun and games until he starts demonstrating Jordan rules

[@user-ni5uh4ci8c]

Bill Laimbeer comes out of nowhere and they both tackle the cameraman to the ground

[@TrideepNagg]

That be awesome

[@efraincobos1848]

🤣🤣🤣

[@CrayCray9]

😂😂😂😂

[@stephenasunnamedsource2943]

@Wilt Chamberlain GOD of NBA its all fun and games until that 1 troll who cant type proper english shows up 😂😂😂 reading what u wrote sounds like sum1s lagging in game chat. Get ur trolling ass tf outta here

[@LowManWins80]

Zeke always had impeccable handles. This man start playing the bongos with the ball then played it like a piano 🎹 🤣

[@jtayl41]

Wow, you never lose true skill! I know he put in that work 💪🏾

[@lan8854]

For God’s sake, the man is an artist.

[@crazyhorse9041]

Anyone else find the end dribbling satisfying

[@otaku4626]

Kinda asmr stuff

[@kevschnibbletz3808]

Oh for sure. I watched it twice

[@dusk6159]

Damn right oi course, still almost periodically watching it, always nice when the video comes up again. What a show, and not just for the dribble and sound, but for the variety and progress of the moves. Sheesh Zeke.

[@grindhard4312]

Yes very! Made me want to go to a court and practice

[@zerozombidogwdandern1571]

beautiful to watch - isiah makes it so clear how important basics and fundamentals are

[@theernalrealestategroupatk707]

Great dribbling tutorial coach Isiah Thomas.

[@biscuitboy1014]

What instrument do you play? Basketball

[@misterpete8001]

Hahaha real talk

[@ayman_2138]

it's pretty humbling to see one of the best nba players ever demonstrate the basics with such a patient and delightful attitude

[@lowtech5380]

One of my favorite players of all time. Thanks Zeke for the lesson👊🏾

[@IraqiSniper107]

One of the best. Truly a legend and a great humble guy.

[@JumbleTasteSpinning]

Isiah thomas is not just another "great basketball player" - he's a BASKETBALL ARTIST!

[@nikoenciso01]

A true basketball savant

[@youre100right3]

Learning from one of the best ball handlers ever

[@SealAngel]

It's so awesome seeing Isiah giving a tutorial. He has a very calm and friendly demenour, more NBA legends should do it.

[@andyworku5128]

The legend still got it.

[@fernandofigueroagordian2769]

Sad that everyone painted this guy as the bad guy and that taught us to hate him. Didn't work on me, though! Lots of respect for him!!! Cool tutorial.

[@roidjones]

@Persian Warrior Tell that to the lame MJ stans

[@wornoutshoes11]

He became an nba villain when he started being a villain. It was his choice. He won 2 rings because of that choice. NOW... IF PEOPLE HATED HIM FOR THAT REMEMBER... IT WAS HIS CHOICE. Isiah and the bad boys pistons were hated because they were dirty players. Think about that for a second. 😎

[@tommytwotimes8287]

One of the dirtiest players the league has ever seen. He tried to injure players on a weekly basis, that's why people don't like him.

[@donatta1857]

@@wornoutshoes11 Every team back then was dirty. The only difference is that the Pistons WON doing it other teams did not. As a result they are hated.

[@chowderchowdown]

@@wornoutshoes11 Don't hate the players, hate the game. If they can get away with dirty plays, then blame the league. That's why I don't hate Manu or Lebron back then when they were flopping. It's not their fault the rules didn't prohibit flopping.

[@hellothere9579]

Why did Isiah Thomas give me the tingles when he was dribbling the ball with only fingertips Just me Ok

[@vdontsbinnalla1090]

Na I also got tingles

[@tombrooks1819]

ASMR

[@dusk6159]

@Inigo Bantok Facts, those greats were fine and original basketball artists

[@johnsullivan4025]

Isiah, still putting a smile on my face after all these years.

[@MrExtraFINESSEtrial]

Moving on the court is an art. Always cool to learn from the OG's

[@atifayuob]

What's between him and MJ is between him and MJ. But this guy was a cooooool basketball player.....

[@tonystyles4040]

Some kinda petty stuff imo, but it’s probably different as actual NBA players

[@docriley79]

Damn after all these years Zeke still has handles!

[@spcfl1461]

You never forget how to drive

[@felipedibo7795]

Shooting, dribbling and strength don't go away. Only athleticism.

[@AntonioDavisJr]

Isaiah Thomas made me feel back in gym class. Such an Humble Teacher 🙂

[@JK-br1mu]

a

[@marcuswilliams6840]

It's always a treat watching a professional share and showcase their skills.

[@alwill6289]

The best ball handler I ever saw in the pros. He is the only guy i saw dribble and cut a hole team with his fingertips

[@user-ij2tb4mb4r]

Plus hes only 6"1

[@paulocesar1252]

I actually think Kyrie Irving is the best ball handler of all time, he's insane. PS: I'm 19 so if there's anybody better from the past just say the name and I will look for it haahhahaa

[@briangates1234]

Paulo Cesar Alves lol guys like kyrie directly got the blueprint from Zeke. Rod Strickland is kyries mentor. Guarantee he would mention Zeke as the guy his game was modeled after. Or tiny archibald lol

[@samknight4078]

Paulo Cesar Alves The rules are way different. A lot of the moves today would be considered a carry back then because of the rules. So it is impossible to compare

[@jimmy4418]

@@paulocesar1252 shaq o neal

[@robertszmania709]

Got to watch his whole career, being from Michigan....ultimate competitor, extremely tough mentality....miss watching him play.

[@nofurtherwest3474]

When do you think he started doing these types of dribbling warm ups and drills with his fingers and stuff - during college or after college?

[@ILOV3BUTT3R]

@@nofurtherwest3474 I wanna say it had to be during college because he said somewhere that he saw the globetrotters play and he started dribbling with a rhythm (Sweet Georgia Brown) and that helped him get better

[@TommyGibbs1]

@@ILOV3BUTT3R Truth 💯 but it was most likely before college because Marques Haynes was still with the Globetrotters when they came to the Boys Club in Chicago, and his brother Larry was very instrumental in teaching Zeke how to make music with the basketball as well

[@Chri3331]

He was in tears at the end. That was art

[@diallohumphries9479]

My guy Isiah Thomas,pride of the Detroit Pistons.

[@markepurkiss17]

Isaiah dribbling skills are special, NBA Hall of Fame PG Baller🏀🏆🏆

[@righteousone8454]

You can tell a legend from simple stuff like this. A simple dribble will tell you that When I was on freshmen basketball team, my coach never taught me to look straight, I don't even think varsity coach did that. Just simple things like that, that they should have taught. Legends know that well, difference between being pro, and not being one.

[@dark992]

Coming up in Chicago Street and Organized basketball, "Touch" was one of "Our Own" in the Chicago Basketball Family. We are the Class of 79! No Brother handle the Rock better than Westside Zeke! A True Chicago Legend!!

[@seabrook1976]

When you hear about all time great NBA point guards, this guy doesn't get brought enough.

[@NesConey]

That solo at the end almost brought a tear to my eye.....it was beautiful lol

[@samlansdowne1747]

“So heres how to do a basic dribble”, gains the power of telekinesis for the rest of the video

[@jaseregalado2408]

1. One necessary rule to know is to never use two hands or both hands when trying to dribble as it is known as a double dribble. 2. Have a solid and balanced stance with your knees bent and to not stand straight up as it risks your opponent to force you backwards. 3. Keep your eyes up to see the entire court but also slightly seeing the ball. If your eyes are straight ahead you will still be able to see beneath you and looking down will only limit vision of the court. 4. Bounce the basketball repeatedly with one hand on one side and to actively observe what is happening around you. Remain in a triple-threat position where you can take off and move with the basketball. 5. Make sure to have your hand above the basketball and bounce the ball by using your finger tips. Having your hands beneath the ball will result in a carry that is not allowed. Try to switch hands and use dribbling drills to improve dribbling effectiveness overall.

[@MandyGee000]

6. Show off

[@mduzzzy4275]

@@MandyGee000😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@lizyrodriguez8156]

and use finger pads not fingertips.

[@danbartov867]

I watched this video just so I can watch Isiah Thomas, what a great player, God bless him ❤

[@nicsully8321]

I searched how to make Michael Jordan cry and this came up

[@nguyenthanhhai6725]

MJ later Swept them As the Champs for their 3 peat. Who was crying?

[@tonystyles4040]

Nguyễn Hải he wouldn’t cry, but he would take it personally.

[@dusk6159]

@@nguyenthanhhai6725 MJ sheep nuthugger, that's when Scottie and the Pistons's old age (remember too that in the old NBA the players's careers were naturally quicker and cut short) came to save the day for him.

[@joanwarner5102]

Best comment ever.

[@rajhansakima]

The sound of music begins at 1:47

[@katsudonisyummy4240]

Wow his handles are so relaxing to watch and his voice is so calm and soothing

[@On-th3-T]

Isiah ain't lost his touch😏👌

[@omerozkan03]

This is a therapy

[@user-hb9ig4fx9p]

Had the honor to see Zeke put on a basketball clinic at the Magic Johnson Basketball Camp back in the early 80's. The countless dribbling drills he performed were at least 3X faster than this video. To date, I have not seen an NBA point guard exhibit his type of handle without carrying the ball. He was truly amazing. Words truly cannot describe how great his handle was. No disrespect to Chris Paul, Kyrie, or Curry but Zeke was on another level.

[@user-hb9ig4fx9p]

@John Hightower Wow! My camp was in Santa Barbara at UC Santa Barbara. Dr Tucker, Magic, and Isiah used to run laps around the track with us. And Magic would beat everyone in ping pong. Good memories.

[@rustymixer2886]

Carrying as in before Iverson era

[@user-hb9ig4fx9p]

@@rustymixer2886 yep, Magic had a nasty push-over-cross. But he got away with carrying because he was “Magic.” After AI, in my opinion, cross overs & hezi morphed into what we see now. To “hang” the ball without sliding your entire hand under the ball is a perishable skill and difficult to execute unless you put in the time and reps. To me (I am biased), Isiah had a pure (within the frame) basketball handle to date.

[@rustymixer2886]

@@user-hb9ig4fx9p I would say CROSSOVER 1.0 WAS MAGIC AND THOMAS, CROSSOVER 2.0 WAS T HARDAWAY, CROSSIVER 3.0 WAS IVERSON AND EVERYTHING ELSE AFTER WAS A TRUE CARRY

[@user-hb9ig4fx9p]

@@rustymixer2886 yeah, I agree with your take.

[@RubbinRobbin]

Please bring back Isiah for more lessons!

[@tradtrad1000]

So amazing that all time greats take time out of their day to teach people like this for free

[@hubertnicholas6505]

Isaiah Thomas one of the greatest of all time made nba basketball fun to watch for me.

[@lachristiantimba6401]

People tend to forget how outstanding Zeke was during his run in the NBA. I’m still scratching my head thinking how Stockton got on the Dream team ahead of IT.

[@booniedavillier504]

Jordan

[@CategoricalImperative]

Jordan

[@anthonywilliams9415]

Hating @$$ Jordan

[@atlien1988]

No one wanted him there. It's not a secret man.

[@FrokuBabayy]

For all you cocksuckers, Isiah had beef with over HALF the team. Attributing his lack of making the Dream Team soley to Jordan is nothing short of disingenuous. Only reason yall think that is because their beef was out in the open. Bird/Isiah Magic/Isiah Scottie/Isiah Malone/Isiah Barkley/Isiah were legitimate beefs

[@leroybanging2687]

Watched his highlights from pistons day. The guy was a demon.

[@fabiobonetta5454]

Most underrated player in the history of the game

[@rajin2768]

Man started playing fur elise with those dribbles

[@RampartPh]

arguably the best ball handler in basketball history

[@hhk7293]

Iverson??

[@nkja8615]

Guys, he said "arguably".

[@jayjefferson7863]

He is the greatest ball handler of all time and it's not even close!!

[@vb2388]

You should see Pistol Pete Dribbling..

[@Levi-lr4vi]

@@vb2388 He said 'ball handling'. Pistol Pete and Rod Strickland could *dribble*. But Isaiah and Steve Nash can *handle*. Dribble = flair Handle = control

[@kewlozer7979]

This was so relaxing to watch. He put on asmr at the end

[@danielam294]

Wow, good tutorial on the fundamentals of dribbling. I always had a problem (and I still do) with looking down at the basketball while dribbling, passing, etc. I'm working on keeping my head up while dribbling.

[@precisionhoops3652]

Outstanding from Best PG!!!

[@feteboo]

Raw dog...I will never forget when you played the Hawks dribbled behind the back cross over threw the ball almost to top of the arena on a fade away and it dropped down swish...right into the basket this was after a Wilkins dunk....that was the greatest play I've ever seen not talked about by many..but I saw it.....it was incredible 👍

[@jamaicanotaku3337]

Legendary advice from a Legendary Player

[@Jonathan-Garcia_medic3]

You’re a legend Mr Thomas!

[@rachoner]

He did the exact same drill on footage more than twenty years ago. He is still as good as he was back then.

[@josephmusabyimana3557]

Man I really like Isiah Thomas, he always looks so friendly

[@azureangel8217]

joseph musa He is

[@youre100right3]

Not when he was on the Bad Boy Pistons

[@yoodie2854]

He was the meanest guard back in the bad boy piston days

[@frankoceanfan13]

this man choked his coach does that sound friendly to you

[@Mo1683]

Colin Charles 👨🏾‍🏫Fun Fact: That same Coach told him to purposely do that, so he could take out his frustrations of the ref’s. #enlightenment🙇🏽‍♂️💡🤔 #themoreyouknow🌈💁🏾‍♂️

[@gyomei9014]

his dribbling is so satisfying to hear ,more of like an asmr to me

[@uncleben4560]

Thank you Isaiah Thomas !!...

[@michaelknight8534]

That’s my dude Zeke. That dribble rhythm sounded sooooo good!

[@rakhalmanjunath1102]

No one told me this was a concert

[@kunteri.5398]

OMG - a solo recital from IT, that was magnificent

[@rogerssombe7369]

When you talk about perfect handles this is the man is the foundation right here. He dribbled the way a jazz pianist plays a solo!! Pure art and beauty!!

[@JackieLastrada]

Concerto for"The Basketball" and the hardwood. By Maestro Isiah Thomas.

[@jasonmcintyre22]

Best handles in NBA history 💯

[@realpeopleoftheinternet]

The greatest to ever do it... thank you

[@operseguidor8279]

That's one of the greatest simphonys I ever listen to! OMG

[@alw1268]

Isiah you will always be legend in my book.

[@tpnotes]

Dude! Look how close to the floor he has that ball playing music one finger tip at a time. Damn. Greatness

[@VelhaGuardaTricolor]

This Dude is underrated AF. A true legend. Grit, Skills, winning attitude.

[@irvinetustin]

A lesson from a true professional and legend.

[@CAL1984]

Uno de mis jugadores preferidos: la leyenda viviente Isiah Thomas 🫳🏀

[@ganbarugaming]

Guy's pretty good, he should be in the NBA

[@emojimr4427]

I don't know I don't think he could ever beat Michael Jordan in a game😅🤣😂

[@MegasAlexandros28]

Hah, I like what you both did there. Nice.

[@ClayShentrup]

this is amazing.

[@joshbarr4263]

Man dese 2024 cross over is good but Isaiah Thomas dribbling da ball like a pianoist off his finger tips might have me reconsider which era was da best.. damn dat was dope

[@kevinfisher5723]

When I was a child, he was the guy I looked up to on the court before MJ.

[@edwardkasiayadiuno9076]

Awesome lesson. It felt like I was being coached all over again,this time excellently.

[@ericblack6453]

Good video

[@isrv]

There’s no other basketball like a SPALDING basketball 😭 that orange reddish tone the crazy grip they have just make you wanna dribble for hours this was neat thanks Mr Thomas 🐐

[@marcuslensas704]

Cool dude. This little clip instantly corrected the impression I had about him after watching 'The last dance'.