What Michael Jordan Taught Us | The Last Dance

[@Xolanidj]

Some people saw the documentary, and they thought MJ was evil or something. I was it, and gained even more respect for the man. Mike is a man who does not settle for less. When you step on the court with him, you BETTER bring your best, and nothing less. Some of his teammates may have disliked him, but I bet they don’t dislike those championships!

[@JoeZoll]

Absolutely DJ. That level of accountability no doubt brought out the best in MJ's teammates

[@markmac2206]

its just some peoples soft attitude nowadays. he had the right to demand they step up because if the team failed, it was him taking the blame.

[@kevins1718]

FACTS. Kevin Hart said it best...'This is your job, just do your fucking job'

[@cyber6sapien]

Jordan played all 82 games in his Final year in the NBA. He was 40 years old. Some young NBA players today are sitting at home because they don't feel like playing.

[@mitchsn]

What I learned from The Last Dance was that NO ONE worked harder than MJ. It would be possible to work as hard as MJ, but not more.

[@universalvlad435]

"Hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard". For all those who are brave enough to chase their dreams and learn lessons from their mistakes, I applaud you and encourage you to keep going. Awesome video man!

[@JoeZoll]

Well said my dude. Thank you so much!

[@Authenticsuit]

Thunderstruck Hard hark beats talent when talent fails to work hard

[@mannyneva1760]

I had the pleasure of watching MJ in his early days and his training techniques..he elevated the competition in Chicago during that time…MJ developed his pull up by going FULL SPEED ELBOW TO ELBOW JUMPERS FOR 5 minutes straight and use to develop his cardio by running max speed on a treadmill for 20+ minutes straight. MJ was a machine

[@jacobcelmer4928]

All your problems become blessings when you learn from them.

[@catherinejeffries5224]

Okay ""007 Jordan Bond!!

[@danstenmou9913]

Thank you a nice video, for those who do not like the video, well tough luck. MJ had the mental toughness to overcome all obstacles to achieve what he wanted in basketball and he won double 3peat within a space of eight years. And as it stands now he is a Billionaire. You will never beat what MJ achieved in his life so might as well listen up and change your attitude in life and 'be like Mike'.

[@ballaboi9183]

Bro speak for yourself you will never beat What mj has done .Don't limit anybody watching this video

[@ElJorro]

I needed this!

[@JoeZoll]

I'm glad! I hope you enjoyed the video :D

[@goofywill90]

hard work allows you to maximize whatever talents you have in a particular area that you're focused on.

[@JesseOakleyIII]

You just got yourself a new subscriber. Thank you for the reminder.

[@nooblesblindala2664]

Waddam! Another great as heck video. Thanks!

[@JoeZoll]

Anytime my friend. I appreciate you, and thank you so much!

[@beatsandpiecesyt]

Spotless video - well done!

[@JoeZoll]

Thank you so much!

[@deusexmachina9217]

Man, it's hard getting rid of laziness. It becomes even more hard getting rid of it when u are already like an okay or an above average guy. It's best if we were like a total fail/noob cause it motivates to be better or like a total genius/freak. If someone's between these extremes like me and add laziness and lack of motivation to it then it's really depressing and life becomes too boring as well.😞

[@JoeZoll]

I hear you man! It's all about having a vision of what you want in life. Aspiring to be a painter? Paint all day 24/7 until you've mastered it. Same goes for filmmakers, game developers, athletes, KZbinrs, etc. When you have this deep vision of what you want out of life, you remind yourself in those moments when you feel unmotivated. The thing is, you gotta figure out what it is you want! This takes time, but I have found spending time alone and contemplating has proven a great way to figure it out. That's really what this channel is all about. A strong purpose to help millions around the world. How am I going to get to that point? By working hard everyday to perfect my craft. When laziness creeps in, I remind myself why I started and KEEP MOVING FORWARD. If you haven't already, I would suggest figuring out what you want out of life. Start proposing questions to yourself. Eventually, the answers will come to you effortlessly.

[@mcncheese69]

Yes laziness is a talent n im the mj of this sport

[@pericodesign1679]

Another great video bro keep em coming!!

[@JoeZoll]

Perico!! Thank you bro. I appreciate that, the grind never stops haha!

[@Bigmtj10678]

God bless💎

[@JoeZoll]

👑👑👑

[@treoneil7333]

It became personal with me

[@cesar23gz]

"The sky island exist". Teach.

[@Ghost-ow4pk]

A Man’s Dream Will Never Die!

[@LilRichhhie]

🔥

[@JoeZoll]

Thanks Rich!

[@catherinejeffries5224]

I see u invited ( Ron Harper)to ur wedding Knicks was on the invited list I wanderd what up with Harper his game was over too.

[@skypatterson8382]

You lost me when you said "natural talent doesn't mean anything." Not discounting Jordan's work ethic, but how many players do you think have his quickness and vertical leaping ability?

[@JoeZoll]

Very glad that you bring this up. This is an emphasis on the people WITH that quickness and leaping ability that don’t put in the work. I don’t doubt there are hundreds to maybe even thousands like MJ. But the difference was the work put into improving the craft🙌🏽

[@richardlloyd2589]

Goes along with, “The harder I work, the luckier I get.”

[@tiktokvs2775]

@@JoeZoll also not everyone is 6 foot 6 and had the length jordan did

[@alfonsoterrero5182]

@@tiktokvs2775 6'6" is below average height in the nba.

[@jayessoh4442]

Hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard.

[@AKFitness12]

Great video man I thought you got like 500k subs. Quality content

[@JoeZoll]

Thank you my friend! Appreciate that

[@JoeZoll]

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[@abdinasirjama2205]

What was really Michael Jordan work ethic like what was his routine in the day

[@JoeZoll]

It depends on what era we're talking about. For the most part, it was the same as most other players with dribbling, shooting, etc. One notable thing was during his return to basketball after his first retirement. He focused a lot on weight training to compensate for his decreasing athletic ability with the transition into his 30's.

[@mannyneva1760]

@@JoeZoll it wasn’t the same my guy, not even close and he was hitting the weights before the first 3peat

[@mannyneva1760]

This is how MJ trained his endurance/cardio…like no other kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpOcg3l-na6VZtE

[@sergiomacias1957]

Fuck yeah man! Love this video ! Let’s gooooo

[@JoeZoll]

Thank you Sergio! I'm glad you enjoyed it 👍

[@baxatakbaxatak2014]

He should think about this as he runs the Hornets.

[@JoeZoll]

Facts 😂😂😂

[@lbradshaw6817]

Hornets suck anyway!🤣

[@davenue3428]

How come MJ doesn't need break-in period with his shoes?

[@danieloceans9652]

I find that Jordan(retros) you don’t need any breaking in with them. Using them on the court inside and outside for basketball

[@dlt2k7]

@@danieloceans9652 I highly, respectfully disagree....lol especially with Air Jordan 4’s and 5’s

[@danieloceans9652]

@@dlt2k7 I’ve never balled in the 4s and 5s I’ve only played in the 10, 11, 12 and 13. 13 are by far my favourite to ball in. But I think it’s a preference thing. MJ likes a fresh pairs every game himself but I know that’s only for the later model years cause he use to beat the same pair into the ground when he was wearing the Air-ship and 1s and you’re a real one to ball in 4s lol

[@dlt2k7]

@@danieloceans9652 in my religion it’s sacrilegious to hoop in a pair of 11’s, 12’s, or 13’s unless it’s something serious in the line or they’re already broken in from casual wearing lmao.

[@maximvs3834]

Being lazy is great, no point in hard work, good basketball player though

[@frankcabanski9409]

He achieved winning some sportsball games - nothing.

[@evonza4858]

Michael Jordan is not a man he's a brand, he doesn't seem to have a heart there's so many controversies about him but I lost respect for him when as a black man he knew that silly kids were killing each other over his sneakers, Michael looked in the camera and said it's not my problem, but yet and still he's making money off of it and he didn't even have the decency as a black man or human to try and have a peace talk with these young foolish brothers, I know Nike wouldn't have wanted him to but as a man he should have ❤️🖤💚

[@nolimitz1274]

Lol why should he save all black people? Why is he at fault for their decisions?

[@evonza4858]

@@nolimitz1274 we the black culture are not asking Michael Jordan to save anybody but just be half the man people thinks he is ❤️🖤💚

[@Ioannikios174]

*Ahem* nofap *ahem*

[@JoeZoll]

A great application of discipline 🙏