If anyone has any ideas for future videos I would love to hear them.

Has anyone noticed how strong & grounded he is ? Its airtight balance I tell you. He can't be pushed of his path. But then he can come to a full stop, reshuffle & just pick it back up again. It's weird af. He's deceleration is actually better than he's acceleration. He looks like a damn ninja out there. I'm no draft scout but I watched him in college & I couldn't take my eyes off him.

One thing I personally love about Kyrie is his comfort playing into a shot with his guarding man still attached to his body/in front of him/level with him. I’ll have to take a look at other players, maybe this is more common among guards than I think, but it just feels like he is blowing by less, and less focused on it, but also doesn’t NEED to blow by to be able to get his buckets at an efficient rate!? Man I respect that so much. Going to try to add that to my game. I’m just getting back into hooping after I took some time off post varsity career. I was able to get fully past my defender about 80 percent of the time simply because I didn’t play in a great league and I was faster than everyone and had a couple moves I obsessively honed, but I’m noticing now that if my man didn’t get twisted and burnt on my move and sort of stayed level with me, my aggression as an attacker would totally divert and I would just look to find someone else. It’s just so beautiful how Kyrie doesn’t need that full blow by to keep his confidence during attack. I’m SURE kyrie is not alone in this. In fact, I’m sure that most people who would read this message probably would be like “uh duh, you can’t just blow by everyone so you have to learn to play with close coverage” I respect that tho. I just was never forced to, but now I see it

Let’s all give a thanks for this kind soul for making this video , I’m sure it took a while , next video idea would possibly be “kyries counters for finishing “ or maybe even Kyries evolution as a player

Damn...as a die hard kyrie fan, i can tell how many hours of clips of him you have to watch to make this video.

4:35 - 6:40 "perimeter move counters" is what you definitely need to add to your arsenal. That way you'll be able to dribble from anyspot and still be able to drive to the basket.

Great video, thanks for putting in the work. Shows your detailed understanding of the types of moves too. Good luck with the channel.

I think he pre determines in n out crossover because you can see his back leg ankle tilt to the floor when he does a in n out cross and doesn’t when he does a in n out

When I was younger I use to think Kyrie's game was so special, but now that I've watched him more I see his game is very simple and fundamentally sound added with his creativity around the rim and ball handling.

thank you so much bro and thanks for your time i needed this thanks a lot idk why you don't have at least 1k ir higher subs

Great video, I like how you identify all the terms for the move.

Thanks for the vid, This is definitely gonna increase my bag

I cl this has been helping me alot thanks alot man i also see you've went from 70 subs to 589 subs within 4 days, keep it up man

Keep up the good work!

Amazing bro

You did an excellent job making this. That's an understatement

Just subscribed this was a deep and to the point breakdown. (Pause). Could you do 1 on Paul George and Jayson Tatum?

thanks alot I need to add these to my bag

The mastery of the basics and fundamentals, practiced relentlessly to the point of having no weaknesses, allows a master, such as Kyrie, to create on such a level.

New sub for sure 😳🔥

This video is amazing

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Amazing video! Can you make more player breakdowns? (ex Isaiah Thomas, Lamelo, Luka, Tatum, etc)

He is so skilled at his counters that he sets defenders up. He knows what he wants the defender to do, sets him up to do it and then counters it. He also seems to know the defensive tendencies of every positional player that guards him 1-5 and how to exploit them. He must be mamba like in the way he studies and practices the game. He is MJ like in the ways he makes defenders look stupid. He also has a beautiful and graceful looking game like MJ's was. Savant games like his has always been misunderstood and looked at as selfish to the uneducated fan. Pistol Pete, MJ, Kobe and Kyrie all delt with it.

Kyrie God doing his artwork. Awesome!!! 🎉

Love this

Kyrie bag different 🔥

Great video. What he did to iguadola had to be personal 😂

Tight Instincts🙌

unique content 🤙

What a beat🔥

Kyrie has more moves than U-Haul 👏🔥

My favorite player of this era amazing how skillful he is ky Kobe /mj /kd most skilled players ever my opinion

Can probably count on one hand how many times he’s been blocked in the paint 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

Luke 10:19 Behold, I give unto you power to tread on serpents and scorpions, and over all the power of the enemy: and nothing shall by any means hurt you.

His iconic over the head cross in transition is needed on this bro!!

This dude dribbles better than anyone I've ever seen touch a basketball

Whar I’ve learned from kyrie is that anything can really be a move it’s just being able to access it at any given time is the the trick

On top of that, he could know all the moves and not be as effective. I feel like knowing angles/ how to position your feet to burst out and accelerate in space/using contact to his advantage is what makes these move work. He's just so amazing.

he killed tf outta Zach Lavine omg 😭😭😭. W Video.

Kyries bag is ridiculous

2:09 Elite separation

Kyrie is definitely a top 5 skilled player all time

3:27

SHEESH! 😅

Song? 3:26

It's his footwork

Can you do Steph Curry moves ? Thanks a lot

Another good counter that he uses is a double behind the back

the combinations of footwork on those bump offs make me wanna slap my mama

the travel between 6:47 and 6:52 is immaculate.

I know guarding him is exhausting

Nah this video is OD and the left hand finishes 😭

something about cavs Kyrie just too explosive compared to the other teams definitely lost a step maybe 2

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WHY YOU EXPOSING HIS MOVES!!!

kyrie irving is still an AVERAGE player not facing legends like jerry west larry bird magic johnson michael jordan kareem abdul-jabbar oscar robertson wilt chamberlain and bill russell

This aren't moves he "thinks" about, they're more like tools, and off his instincts and his drop position he can use all this ball manipulation and footwork tools he has to create advantages, along with superior shot creation and making, and elite angle and phisicality games on his drives. So yeah, basketball isn't about moves kids. Get the tools, put them together, play off instinct and let your defender dictate how he's gonna get beat. For that, you "just" gotta be able to shoot, drive right, drive left, and stop and change directions. That's all there is to 1 on 1 basketball.