closeouts - off ball movement

It has to do with closeouts but it’s even more specific in terms of what they did against some of the closeouts

@@VisionDrivenBasketball jabs, shot fakes, making the defense guess, sliding away from the defender to gain more space on the catch, lmao you're making me second guess myself i dont even know atp 😂😂

Taking advantage of the dominos through jabs, shot fakes, and on the ball screens.

Pushing off their back foot

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@@VisionDrivenBasketball Alright thanks a lot bro

Tell me you don't understand defense without telling me you don't understand defense

Nawl brother I meant no disrespect..I see the defensive adjustments and sometimes no matter how great defense you have....the other person just got better Offense

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There’s no right answer to that! Start with one and if you have time and energy to do another then go for it

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Hey! You can certainly do Elite Ball Handling 2.0 but my suggestion would be to go with the Perimeter Scorer System first because it’s split into a normal (beginner focused) and advanced program. So you could start with the normal program and then as you get better you can progress to the advanced. It’s also geared more towards developing your all around game which I would recommend as someone with little experience! Let me know if you have any other questions!

@@VisionDrivenBasketball Thank you for the quick and thorough response. Would you recommend The Elite Shooter System at the same time as the Perimeter Scorer System? I want to learn properly and my biggest fear right now is acquiring bad form/habits.

If you have time to do two workouts in a day you could definitely do both, plenty of players have! Based on what I’m hearing, if you don’t have a real grasp on shooting form right now, starting with the Elite Shooter System 2.0 could be a good option for you. You’ll build solid form and mechanics and then some solid confidence in your shot.

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I appreciate the feedback. I like telling stories even if they’re over the top, it’s not for everybody!

For ball habdling practice everyday watch vids and learn from them , secondly to be a great scorer i know this may sound crazy but just play like you dont care what i mean is dont worry about your mistakes

Do you do things to workout on change of pace when you workout? Some simple things you can do would be a slow free style where you freestyle from the baseline full court going as slow as you can. Then you can do a relax to explosive freestyle so you’ll start the same, with a slow freestyle but every few dribbles you can take an explosive dribble or two forward before slowing down again. I also like doing a percentage freestyle where you’ll freestyle in one general area but you constantly change the percentage of intense that you’re freestyling at every 3-5 seconds. For example, you can start with a 20% freestyle, then after 3-5 seconds you might change to 100%, then maybe you drop to 50%, then to 20%, then back to 100, etc and you can go for maybe 30-45 seconds. Those are some of my favorite things to do. I’ll make a workout video on this soon! But in the meantime you can checkout this work out that has the relaxed to explosive freestyle I mentioned: ukposts.info/have/v-deo/gJKXaaNkaZxqrZc.htmlsi=WwMaQlKb_sQt030O

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Same, my coach put me at pf not because i am tall but i am strong. In realty i am a good perimeter player and good at driving but i am always close to the basket.

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Not sure what D2 means because it’s different in every state. Doesn’t matter though, dominate and you’ll get recognized. Simple as that. Get there and prove you can contribute at the varsity level before you start worrying about recognition. Good players get recognized and that’s where you should start. And no, nobody is going to care what insoles you wear, the impact they would make will be .00001% of what makes you successful or not.

@@VisionDrivenBasketball thanks you. I was just tryna figure out if I’d be breaking any rules or not

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Watch film/ college film and breakdowns Just a suggestion

If you’re good enough to then probably yes

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A lot of ways depending on the individual but in general: 1. Sprint fast: short to medium distances, all out as hard as possible with plenty of time to recover. This isn’t about conditioning, it’s about moving as fast as possible. You can also work on your change of direction as well, 8-10 yard sprint into a slide or into a backpedal as an example. 2. Jump high: practice jumping. This could be jumping exercises or just simply jumping as high as possible. Probably the easiest way to do this would be to practice dunking or at least practice getting as close as you can. Again, this isn’t about conditioning so low reps with a lot of recovery time. 3. Get stronger. Lift heavy weights. Compound lifts are a good place to start. Squats, deadlifts, lunges, bench press, overhead press, pull-ups, rows. Get strong at those movements.

Join a mens league and get film there, but like you gotta dominate, like dunking on people and shit

@@avghooper594 lmao 💀 I was going to but didn’t have the funds

I’d say try to join a men’s league and get that film. Some coaches might even be okay with workout film. If you go that route tho, go find a good trainer in your area that can put you through a good workout that will showcase your skills. All you really can ask for is an invite to play pickup with the current players on the team, usually at that point they’ll determine if you’re good enough. I also don’t necessarily think you need to dominate. Just show them that you have a specific skill or two that could help a team and stick to what you do well. Be able to fill a role for them. Especially at lower levels, this is your best bet.

@@VisionDrivenBasketball thanks bro I’ll try that I just need to get stronger too but yeah I’ll try and do that and hopefully one of those options works

If all doesent work out u can go prep

Really doesn’t matter until 16u at the earliest. Most players aren’t going to actually get recruited at all until 17u. Still can be good at younger ages just to play against good players, but that’s really it.

fax i just started at 15u and am adjusting comfortably