Why 90% Of Players Don’t Get Better

🔥 In this workout, we’re focusing on ball drops to build coordination and athleticism while discussing a major problem in training - the lack of real challenge!
💪 Most players don’t push their skills enough, and that’s holding them back. We dive into how to improve focus, use feedback, and raise the bar in every rep. Whether it’s a floater or a complex move, we’re all about swishes only! 🔥
➡️ Key Points:
• Ball drop drill for athletic improvement
• Importance of challenge in skill development
• How to use feedback for better performance
👉 What’s your biggest challenge in training? Let us know below!
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[@KianLahey-qv1be]

Good drills

[@KianLahey-qv1be]

First here Just signed up for a year about 3 weeks ago only started about 2 weeks ago first nine steps got my vertical up by about 3 inches and And I just started on phase 1 it’s been working great

[@DoofenshmirtzEvilIncorporated]

How much?

[@freeatlast1810]

Great stuff thank you for sharing

[@user-lb3dl7bk9y]

Can you make a video on how to train to create and use moves instinctively by yourself, I know you already have videos on movement but is practising moves full speed by yourself considered a good drill or is there something else I can do to improve that aspect? What is a workout I can do by myself to do that and also practice movement simultaneously?

[@kirkuk6613]

Doing full speed moves is good. To make it more game like, imagine a defender while you do your moves

[@uptodatenba]

i would say i have decent handles, and i break ankles and cross people over regularly. I practice on a very bumpy grass court. Whenever the ball dosent bounce back to me directly, i try to make a combo out of it without thinking imagining a defender in front of me. This has helped me a lot in game. If you dont have a grass court, just imagine a defender in front of you and throw the ball to anywhere and imagine the defender reaching, and react. Dont think about it, just think as to whether the elite defender in front of you would have stolen the ball. But how the defender is covering you is also needed to be incorporated, as the reality is as you get to higher level basketball you need to completley analyse your defender. If they are covering you and trying to make you go left, analyse their stance and act accordingly. If they are faceuarding, go low and try to attack their hand which is covering your face. The best way to know how to act is just to watch hours and hours of tape, and the best way to learn moves is also to watch tape. I personally watch a lot of paul george and kyrie, and I watch it to analyse it. Here is good video if you are interested. I hope this helped. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXPadZtsgLuJmNU

[@ВирапКазарян]

Can you do bodyweight workout

[@NickAmores]

Link to the hats

[@Treadway54]

That honestly helps thank you DR. Coach bobby this is why I told everyone I know to follow u

[@SAVORYFN]

W vid

[@logischerfinn8076]

How long do I have to train per day to make it to the NBA if I do really strenuous training

[@venjustice6666]

It’s not that you train for the NBA you gotta play highschool varsity and college the move to the divisions then overseas then you can qualify to be drafted in a nba draft and hope you get picked. Train enough that you can do all that I guess 👍