Here’s What The BEST Players Do In Their Workouts (Get RESULTS)

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If you want to see better results from your basketball training workouts in real games, it's crucial that you do these 5 things in your workouts. In order to get better at basketball, whether that's as a scorer, a shooter, a ball handling, a finisher, or anything else, you need to train the right way. In this video we go through exactly how you can do that!
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0:00 Intro
0:47 The Reason Why Steph, Kyrie, and Trae Young Are Elite Players (Do This)
9:20 Most Players Don't Train This In Their Workouts
13:43 Can You Deal With All The Pressure?
18:33 How To Make Your Training Look Like The Game
23:26 The Most Important Thing In Your Workouts

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@magichm90210 3 ай бұрын

Just to show that your videos are amazing i have a document of notes and things you say in you videos and its almost at 7500 words. Thats to show that iam studying and trying to i prove and that you make valuable and important videos are man. Really appreciate you work an consistacy

@meersalih 5 ай бұрын

Im trying to make the league and although it sound unrealistic i still wake up everday at 4 and practise. Except i dont know what i should do in those workputs and outside of it. For example at 6:00 am what should i do? So basically like an entire schedule that covers everything you need to do to make it and be successful.

@meersalih 5 ай бұрын

Also what did some nba players do when they were in highschool. Did they just shoot around but to a high level. and if they didnt what did they do?

@AirsoftFinder 5 ай бұрын

AT 6 am you should lift weight so you have a better chance making a Nba if you’re big, also you should watch Kobe’s motivational speech he talks about nba mindsets and things he did that would help you a lot if you’re committed Tom doing them

@meersalih 5 ай бұрын

@@AirsoftFinder Cant i do it at a different time because i wanna work while everyone sleepin

@wyattfriend7360 5 ай бұрын

@@meersalihone tip that I can make. Shoot 3 pointers all over the court, and of all kinds of variety. Compared to NBA players, we don’t really shoot as many 3’s as them. Have 3 hour long sessions of just jacking up threes and trying to make all of em. This I’ll turn you into a sniper. I believe anyone can become a sniper, and nba players shoot 3’s CONSTANTLY to stay in rhythm Even Lebron James, for example, when you watch him practice/ warm up for games he almost exclusively shoots 3’s. He shoots a bunch of em. All the young people I see aren’t really shooting enough shots in my opinion.. they could all be a lot better as shooters and aren’t getting their potential

@rooboct10-88 5 ай бұрын

Everyone's schedule is different, you won't be able to follow a Guard's schedule if your a big, find the player that plays like you, if it's Kyrie Irving, sharpen your handles, get really good at finishing with and without contact, start from the beginning, Can you make 8 close shots in a row? Can you shoot of a triple threat, with defense on you? Are you adding a change of pace and height into your workouts and using your offhand, Find who plays pretty similar to you, then study from there, then add it to your game, then expand it, don't just be a finisher, Can you play post if you have to? You can also find a trainer, or watch videos like this, ultimately no one can tell you your exact workout because they don't know you personally, you have to improvise.

@bakerboy2267 5 ай бұрын

Hey man, I broke my arm a few weeks ago, and have been trying to get better even without being able to play. What do you suggest I do to keep getting better without being able to play for a couple of weeks? Thanks man, you're videos and advice have helped me tons in the past.

@zoulreta1837 5 ай бұрын

You can watch film and practice with your other arm

@bakerboy2267 5 ай бұрын

@@zoulreta1837 Ay thanks man great idea. I;ll be sure to implement it lmao

@VisionDrivenBasketball 5 ай бұрын

Just do what you can! Spend time dribbling and finishing with your other hand. See how good you can become with that hand. Lower body strength/athleticism can be a focus as well.

@bakerboy2267 5 ай бұрын

@@VisionDrivenBasketball Thanks man, appreciate it. Your videos have really helped me out. This year I've got a few offers from colleges, no big names or anything, but I'm looking forward to maybe go pro overseas in the next five years or so. I've been working my ass off since I was 11 and it feels like this injury came at just the wrong moment. But I'll push through, thank you so much.

@leftyjayden 2 ай бұрын

Question coach, should I spend more time on skills which I'm good at, for example finishing, 3 pt shooting, and ball handling, and spend less time on skills like mid range, or should everything be equal, because I see the best players tend to be very elite at 1 or 2 skills, and just good at everything else

@basketballvlogs7495 5 ай бұрын

I’m 11 and ima small gaurd I can shoot from anywhere on the court I’m really lanky and skinny but I’ve started doing calf raises and I’ve seen a difference I have a 26 inch vert my legs are strong to this point I think but my upper body is still kind of weak does anyone has suggestions for upper body strength

@zoulreta1837 5 ай бұрын

You don't have to lift weights like that at 11 so u could just do calisthenics like push ups and pull upz

@meersalih 5 ай бұрын

You can either get a trainer or watch dakota Rivers' full body routine us his schedules and everything i Reccommend it.