5 Years of Basketball Training Knowledge in 30 Minutes

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As a basketball trainer, I've gotten the chance to work with players all across the world, learn from some of the brightest minds in player development, and over the past 5 years I've learned a ton of lessons. I did my best to share the most important takeaways in this video so that you have a roadmap for wherever you may be as a player.
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[@anthonyanaya849]

I've been following your workouts for over 4 years. Lots of improvement on my end and I'm happy to see this type of self reflection from you as a coach.

[@VisionDrivenBasketball]

Thanks for the support!

[@smurfsmurf5373]

Thanks for this ❤❤

[@tans1151]

Love the content as always. Just some feedback on the audio, get a pop filter on your mic or use a de-esser to remove those plosives. The pop is very glaring whenever you say ex. ”Players”

[@Adam-qi3vf]

great video thank you !

[@VisionDrivenBasketball]

Thanks for watching!

[@louis30039]

Hey! Really nice video. But please make them a bit more structured. You always say 1. 2. 3. For example shooting, where you say 1. Form 2. Getting of the ground with power 3. Footwork. And minutes later you say: Number 2 is Reps. Now i am just confused about all the numbers and cant learn anything.

[@louis30039]

So the first Thing is Shooting, the third is ballhandling. What is the second one?

[@isaiahjackson2358]

Here’s what he’s saying structured. Hope it helps! 3 Most Important Offensive Basketball Skills 1. Shooting 2. Decision Making/IQ 3. Ball Handling --------------------- (1) SHOOTING A. Form (Hand-placement, energy transfer, footwork) B. Reps (game-relevant shots) C. Challenge (imperfect passes, rushed shots, off balance) (2) DECISION MAKING A. Play More (real-game situations) B. Play Better Competition C. Learn to Compete/Play Hard (3) BASKETBALL HANDLING A. Ball Control (maintain control at high speeds B. Feet Control/Footwork (start and stops) C. Speed Variability (play at different speeds) D. Creativity (react to defenders)

[@louis30039]

@@isaiahjackson2358 Thank you very much for the detailed answer!!! Have a great day!!❤🏀💪

[@isaiahjackson2358]

@@louis30039 No Problem, you too! Best of luck!🏀🙌🏽👏🏽🥳🥳

[@AlexPotter-qn6ci]

Bro ur my hero

[@VisionDrivenBasketball]

🙌🏽

[@BenCockerham]

Can you please drop a video or give some tips about being a better passer and getting open buckets on a young team🙏🙏

[@JustDiggaj]

I def need the one with the being a better passer lmao

[@i16-m7f]

Tips on getting more athletic? I have good iq my coach says i have the best on the team just need to be more athletic

[@Axotron2]

I’m working on specializing in shooting/ball handling, should I still work on finishing with a focus on shooting/ball handling, or just completely work on shooting/ball handling?

[@MrBuzzy-rj2yi]

I think you should definitely work on finishing because once you become a great shooter, defenders are gonna start playing you closer so you’ll eventually have to get good at driving and finishing too to cover all your bases

[@itsnever7808]

thank you sir 😊🎉

[@VisionDrivenBasketball]

Thanks for watching!

[@MRgotohard]

🎉🎉🎉 where are you from

[@goodcracker5038]

What if I don’t know what to become a master at

[@VisionDrivenBasketball]

Ask yourself what you already do best and focus on getting really really good at that

[@sampasquereau4798]

Didn't you already talked about the fish tank before?

[@doteth6603]

It's called an analogy

[@VisionDrivenBasketball]

Definitely have!

[@johnboyle69]

Do reps only count for makes?

[@VisionDrivenBasketball]

Sometimes

[@Amazingsquirrel-x9v]

W

[@fixedzgaming300]

Under 30 minute gang :o

[@BentleyEspinal]

man… u js spoke to me. i used to struggle with thinking that not losing the ball or not making any mistakes meant ur getting better, and it makes sense in ur head too. if i dont make any mistakes in practice, it shouldn’t happen when gametime comes around. i now view losing the ball, airballing a shot, or anything like that as growth. anyways, thanks for this absolute gem man. 🙏

[@VisionDrivenBasketball]

Yessir!!

[@bloob1223]

bro i play my friend 1v1 for a while but i literally cant get by him ive tried change of pace and trying to use bumps but everytimi i do get by he just blocks ny shot

[@Levi-nx7pc]

try using pump fakes and step throughs

[@JustDiggaj]

he might be a good defender thats all, try using hesi its really versatile in all cases to blow by your opponent and try to use two foot contact finish

[@ghostsou463]

Sir I want to do your training program but I don’t have the money. I know there’s no reason to help me as I can’t help you but to become an elite ball handler and shooter, do specific workouts matter or will anything that challenges you help? Also I made a workout plan but I don’t know if the workouts have real credibility. What workouts from your channel would you recommend?

[@VisionDrivenBasketball]

Some workouts are definitely better than others, but in general the most important things are that your workouts challenge you and that you’re consistent. If you keep those two things in mind, you’ll get better regardless of the specific workout. In terms of workouts on my channel, I’ve got a ton! Check my playlists and you’ll see scoring workouts, shooting workouts, and ball handling workouts, then find some you like and use those! You’ll get better!!