How to Master Your 2 Dribble Pull Up

Here's a 3-step method to develop your 2-dribble pull up.
We start with repping out the footwork and understanding the timing of the gather. Then we rep out a 2 dribble pull up, again just focusing on our timing. Then we put it all together and start shooting game shots.
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[@SOURJDADDY]

This was actually really helpful. I feel like a lot of times when you get a screen you forget to stop to pull up as opposed to forcing the drive

[@RockSteadyRD3]

Do you know what makes you decide to stop and pull-up vs to drive?

[@halfwayspiral8460]

​@@RockSteadyRD3traffic in the paint?

[@RockSteadyRD3]

@@halfwayspiral8460 that could be part of the reason. Simplify it even more to “when I come off a screen, do I have space to shoot?” If yes, shoot. If no, attack, drag or pass

[@Raziel-gn6hu]

Merci pour ton arrangement. La suite est elle toujours d'actualité. Ta méthode m'aide à progresser. 👍

[@AbessHimself]

This video is way better than all the other videos I just subbed can't for all ur future post

[@RockSteadyRD3]

Glad it helped you. Thanks for the support, more on the way 🔒

[@RickNowlandsr]

Awesome !...I will be 66 in February and still try to dunk after my shoot arounds every Monday Wednesday and Fridays..Cant slam it like i used to but they still go in some times.. Reply

[@gamztrackk]

💯💯

[@timothy1949]

at first I found shooting off the dribble going to the left is hard (im right handed), but after some practice, it feels much easier to get shots off going to the left. when i go right, i can't even shoot the ball straight and is fading and all that shit. i understand because same side pick up is supposed to be harder plus you have to turn your body mid air to get the right shoulder facing the rim, most player would fade a little bit. i guess i need to be more "squared" before going up to the air, instead of going up then try to turn in air, espcially with the very limited hang time i have.

[@RockSteadyRD3]

You're right, you should try to do your preparation to square yourself before the shot so that you don't need to rotate in the air.