How To SCORE MORE As An Undersized Guard (Full Breakdown + Quiz)

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As an undersized guard, it's important that you're a great ball handler, a great three point shooter, and a great playmaker and passer. In this video, we'll look at Fred VanVleet and find some things you can take from his game and add to yours that will for sure make you more successful on the court if you're a small guard or even if you aren't!
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[@acepiston5552]

First clip: Went off 1 foot, usually meaning less control. Second clip: Went off of two feet; usually more control, more power, more likely to draw a foul.

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Good call!

[@davidhall4401]

This is great stuff

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Appreciate it!

[@davidhall4401]

@@VisionDrivenBasketball You're welcome. I just got through with my workout. Keep this stuff coming. It's really helping me.

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@@VisionDrivenBasketball And not only myself, but a lot of hoopers out there.

[@davidhall4401]

I do have a question. Is it a great idea to control your space by both dictating the pace of the game and using the space that the defender is already giving you to create more space? I notice that this can work for undersized guards and I have had great success with it, but I didn't want to pass it down until i got confirmation from you. Us small guards aren't always going to be able to bump to control our space so in terms of taking what the defense gives i control the pace of the defender with change of speed. If I go slow and fully relax then that will make the defender go slow and relax. As soon as he relaxes then I unexpectedly attack whatever opening he has given, whether it be a 3 pointer, midrange, or get all the way to the rim. Another thing is attacking or getting to your hot spot without ever speeding up. Opposite foot layups or runners are your friend in these situations.

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Absolutely! Great points!!

[@davidhall4401]

@@VisionDrivenBasketball Ok thanks.

[@coachdrew86]

Jump stop finish vs veer finish?

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More of a stride stop but yes, two foot vs. one foot!

[@calebwatkins7386]

30 tonight 😈💯

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[@gregal92150]

change of pace

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contact

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Jalen Brunson ?

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[@flaminghoops2347]

One he missed one he scored

[@Michael-de3ty]

he was slower, his timing was more methodical

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fine for me

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