The Cure For Fear of Failure In Basketball

[@DeepGameBasketball]

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[@birinsan6308]

İf ı buy the full program When should ı start it in offseason or during the season?

[@DeepGameBasketball]

@@birinsan6308 You can start it at any time. Simon DeepGame

[@birinsan6308]

@@DeepGameBasketball ok thanks

[@ballboy5231]

"You must become so comfortable with failure that u no longer fear it"

[@blakedaugherty7224]

Nah, you play to win and no one should become comfortable with failure. The whole point of sports is to win, and if you accept loosing then what’s the point of playing.

[@CT-yo9ww]

@@blakedaugherty7224 there is a difference between not fearing failure and becoming comfortable with failure. You should never be ok with losing but you need to not be held back by a fear of failure.

[@kingworldadventures]

@@blakedaugherty7224 the point of sports is to have fun lol winning is a Benefit of playing

[@qu0b3n66]

@@blakedaugherty7224 how are you going to win when you are so focused on losing or not losing the clearer your mind is the better you will play then leading to winning I know it sounds counter intuitive but it’s true

[@ChazWilson04]

When I fail I just do it over again knowing I will get it right at some point. I used to be pressured into being perfect but now I embrace the fact that I make mistakes and I’ve gotten better just because of that.💯🏀 Thanks for the video

[@lilenzoloco9354]

Man this channel is just great like bro you don’t even understand these videos just help so much

[@zualaralte9356]

this content is pure gold..thank you so much

[@Jimmy-rx3cl]

Your videos Always help me. Thanks man

[@hoopwithsepo]

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[@Dossou2625]

Don't have words to express how your content helps wow

[@kresimirmaric5873]

Amazing video!

[@Tarun.Samuel]

thank you

[@joshsanchez66]

U da goat coach

[@jimking2381]

I really need this because im afraid to lose .thank you

[@TheNotoriousBerber]

Exactly what I'm looking for, Thank you coach

[@Dulxs]

A great video. I get the idea of moving away from failing by focusing on learning but that makes me not to focus on winning. So now I don't have that competence and hunger for winning.

[@DeepGameBasketball]

Hi, I think I got back to you via email ;) Simon DeepGame

[@Dulxs]

@@DeepGameBasketball All good.

[@joelmaluf]

great vid!

[@Emac13]

Dude, I love this. Thank you!

[@boxbuilder-fm3gd]

hey i love all your videos btw but im just annoyed with myself in practice training im so good always making it in but when it comes to games im not sure what happens i start missing not driving in when i should of and just kept forcing it and my caoch and everyone looked mad so im not sure what to do and i shoot instead of driving in when there is an open lane if you can please help me because we are out of our playoffs in the semifinals and im thinking to myself was it my fault?

[@DeepGameBasketball]

Have you watched the DeepGame masterclass at DeepGame.com, yet? It will probably help you get started in answering this question. Simon DeepGame

[@anthonygeorge2163]

Heyyy guys great video, I was wondering what angle is ideal for shooting, I always hear 45 degrees but I feel like that’s too flat and I shoot at a 55 degree angle

[@DeepGameBasketball]

It's not something you need to worry about too much, unless you notice your shot going way too high or way too low. Simon DeepGame

[@uhhjin5276]

I’m barely starting to get into practicing basket ball I’ve have basic fundamentals down but I’m ending freshman this year and going to sophomore next year, Is it to late for me to get really good and be in college basketball ?

[@elementalsb8112]

There are a lot of variables. You should talk to your coach about getting to college basketball

[@DeepGameBasketball]

Who knows? Just play and find out =) Simon DeepGame

[@mosesmugo]

Dang this is a really weird coincidence for me. It seems like all through my day I've been reminded of how I cant be afraid to fail. My only problem with this is 1) I HATE to lose...like I truly hate losing more than anything and when I do lose I get seriously frustrated..sometimes even quetioning whether all my hard work is worth it. And 2) I hate being ridiculed. I hate it when my coach singles me out and tells me that I'm bad at something because I always try my absolute best at everything he assigns me. It's not like I'm mad at him or anything just that I hate it when I do the wrong thing and Im blamed for it. Like when I try to shoot and I miss and my teamates are all complaining that I shot. It makes me think that the best thing I can do for my team is sit on the bench and watch them play. I wanna be the best player on the court all the time every time...and I know that might not be exactly possible but I am really working hard for it. I just get discouraged when fail..or rather when I dont succeed. And I dont know exactly how to fix this. Do I just keep on taking those shots and failing until I succeed? Or do I wait until I feel good enough..and trusted enough to take those shots?

[@FlashFamilia]

Keep practicing repetition is key 🔑and try to make your work outs harder like in game workouts so when it comes to gameday you’re confident in your shot, And another thing have your teammates able to gain trust in you you have to bring that energy (mamba mentality) and if you’re not hitting your shots don’t be afraid to keep shooting (hence you put in the work) and also if the shot isn’t falling try to effect the game in different ways making winning plays. Like being vocal, playing hard on defense and out working your opponent and encouraging teammates. Remember hard work beats talent! Good luck 👌🏽

[@DeepGameBasketball]

Failing will naturally be a part of the process of improving; everyone misses. The idea is not to put so much weight on those "failures" that they completely cloud what you're doing well. I'd look into what you're doing well on the court and try to optimize that; that will eventually move your focus to things that are more in your control (unlike how people respond to your actions). Simon DeepGame

[@Hicks-g1m]

Don't be afraid of failure be afraid of not reaching your goals

[@DeepGameBasketball]

I would argue that fear to motivate you is not the most efficient source of motivation =) Simon DeepGame