The SECRET Behind Duncan Robinson’s Breakout Season

Duncan Robinson has been putting on a show this season with his shooting ability. In a pace and space era, he’s combining volume and efficiency in his 3 ball that we have never seen before. The footwork, ability to align the elbow and hip, and balancing is what separates good shooters from great shooters. Robinson already has all these in his bag but with how Miami runs their offense, he needed to master one of the most difficult catch and shoot 3 pointers. In today’s video, we’re looking at Robinson’s ability to get open, his footwork and what these difficult 3s are.
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[@Perfection212]

DUNCAN ROBINSON:his name is a combination of two Spurs Legends!!

[@Blippy-hb4by]

Love your vids keep up the work you’ll be a top ball channel one day

[@Kermit_T_Frog]

You deserve a sponsor. This is good stuff. And I seldom say that about ANYBODY. NEVER about KZbin clips.

[@mr.fundamental5048]

Thanks man, that means a lot! 😊

[@zacharyross4200]

This is awesome. He’s going to have a great next season

[@mr.fundamental5048]

Thanks man! Yeah, there's never enough shooting on an NBA team. Whether he improves on his skill or not, he'll still have a role in the NBA based on what he's done last year.

[@YoungZ787]

I just found your channel. Great vids bro, awesome content.

[@kingofgaminggamer1354]

Early gang to the best basketball chanel

[@krono5238]

Very good analyzation

[@mr.fundamental5048]

Thanks man, appreciate that! 😊

[@jabmd2nd]

I like how he plays the game. Reminds me of me in my younger days when iused toplay basketball.

[@mr.fundamental5048]

Respect man, those off-ball movement and knack for spacing the floor gets overlooked sometimes. I got slide to the 2 when I played in uni (not varsity 😂) and played more like a shooter. I have to admit, I was a shooter but not a shot maker 😅 so I was just chucking up bricks.

[@mr.caldwell7065]

He got that from john belein and Michigan basketball..never forget lol

[@musicmeister1313]

he's a robot, there is not secret.

[@andrejmarkovic1816]

5:32 Dude travelled all the way to Miami beach

[@radistyaarbein4359]

I don't think it's a travel

[@loonaya]

It's not. First step is the gather step, then the one-two. In the one-two he established his left foot as the pivot foot, so even if he moved his right foot (which he didn't in this case) it wouldn't have been a travel.

[@rafaelmorales6838]

The white Ray Allen lol

[@dryiyce5347]

You think Miami's got a chance of getting to the eastern conference finals this year? I really like the team they have this year

[@mr.fundamental5048]

Yes, definitely. Their main drawback is their drop in defensive rating since December. I think it was sitting around 22nd from Dec to the NBA break. They run a conservative defense by sagging their bigs back but with Butler and Bam on the team, he gives them the freedom of switching or not. Add in the fact that they run zones a lot as well, a lot of their blown coverage was a result of miscommunication. This could be an easy fix and if it works, their defense could look a lot like the Raptors'. Although it seems pretty standard that if a team is missing 3s, they're not winning the game. The Heat have great young shooters and scorers in Nunn, Robinson and Herro, but none are known for their defense. The additions of Iggy and Crowder could shore things up on the defensive end but they're known to be streaky shooters, so there might come a time where Spo has to choose between defense or shooting. My next video is on Bam Adebayo, so check it out if you're interested!

[@jadenrees6335]

Dude we made it!!!

[@loonaya]

I think they do :)

[@artabiera7639]

@@mr.fundamental5048 It seems you really know what you're talking about here. They won the Conference Finals!

[@crewcutter2030]

he is the modern Reggie Miller.

[@mr.fundamental5048]

I feel like that would be his ultimate, ultimate ceiling. I remember Miller being more capable playing off the dribble as well. Then again, it was a different era of basketball and if Miller's playing the NBA now, I won't be surprised if he's being used the same way.