How To Play Better in Games as a Basketball Player

Are you a basketball player looking to improve your game and play better in games? In this video, we'll cover some essential tips and techniques to help you play better and dominate on the court.
We'll start by discussing the importance of mental preparation, so we'll talk about how to stay focused and confident in high-pressure situations, and how to communicate effectively with your teammates. We'll even share some strategies for dealing with tough opponents and overcoming obstacles.
We will also discuss how to structure your basketball workouts to lead to real in-game improvement. Most players do stationary dribbling, and spot shooting with 0 pressure and then wonder why they don't see results in the game, we will discuss what your training should really look like.
Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned player, this video has something for everyone who wants to up their game and become a better basketball player. So watch now and take your skills to the next level!
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[@tjltraining]

What do you guys struggle with the most in games ??

[@Themadnessofbrawl]

ive always been the best shooter on my teams but I struggle to get open, I make most of my 3s off screens but Ill only get 1-2 shots a game. Any advice?

[@tjltraining]

@@Themadnessofbrawl great question I would say keep building on your strength and becoming an even better shooter. Then get in the weight room and build strength and athleticism. Then work on expanding your game to be more lethal attacking off the catch and getting downhill off the dribble. If you have the ability to attack the rim when they take away your 3 you will be unstopable, I am assuming right now you are two one dimentional

[@absorbcontact]

You absolutly right, "skill" is way more than technique & motor skill alone, you need to invest plenty of practice time in cogintive skills like perception and decision making to widen your motor solution space in game situatons and be able to understand the context why and when to use certain motor skills & techniques. Spot up shooting or stationary ballhandling "on Air" (vs no defender) may help you to get more confident with your technique but long term it doesn't prepare you for the chaotic & unpredictable nature of the game, without perception action coupling you are not ready to play the game yet.

[@tjltraining]

Spot on 💯💯💯

[@willybendoverornot]

Great video Tyler! Always love the content.

[@lloydmalakaiofficial]

"Why would I think about missing a shot that I haven't even taken?" - Michael Jordan

[@youtubeuserrrr499]

W VIDEO 🔥

[@moonwolf8470]

Due to my situation it's really hard to find pick up games. The college guys don't include me in the games, nobody comes at morning and barely anyone at night (I have studies on evenings, which I can't really change). I'm only able to play against newbies and beginners. I feel like playing against lower competion hurts me, I feel like I play much better against college/ higher skilled players. So overall on just stuck to being a ‘practice player’ 😅 Do you have any tips for me, Tyler?