inspirational bro. stay on that grind had the same issue abt a week ago

I grew up dribbling on a sloped lawn so i became a shooter instead. It's what you make of it. We have excellent sports infrastructure here in Belgium and it's not expensive to gain access. I've been renting an indoor court for 12 years now. The hourly rate is 9 euros so if you gather 10 guys that's less than €1/player, per game. The weather has been amazing too. I went outside to the park to shoot at least 50 times in july and august. Don't let yourself make too many excuses. No access to an indoor court and it's raining? Do some strength training, it carries over well and can be done anywhere.

Got the same issue dirty drive way and it gets muddy everytime I shoot but stay on the grind you’ll get there

@@chasejackson9196 gotchu bro preciated ❤️

@@stevenclaeys3602 good too hear bro very inspirational 🙏🏽🙏🏽 , but i dont even have 10 friends who ball too run games hahaha but i got 1 friend who i practice a lot with , we also started doing the indoors court which is 6€ an hour but we cant afford to do it on a regular basis but yeah still on the grind no excuse , cuz there’s probably a random kid with basketball dreams in a poor country who struggles even mor than me or sum shit so no excuses

Not sure if you mean what strength training I did in high school but I just followed our strength coaches plan. I wouldn’t worry too much about how much you can lift, that’ll come naturally. Focus the most on your skill

@@jordanmccabe7554 Thanks! Sorry I was way too vague. Wasn’t thinking about lifting free weights but more whether kids entering high school should start building up arm strength (e.g., hand strength and forearm strength) in conjunction with working on ball handling skills, or just keep working on ball handing and pounding the ball with and without a weighted ball? Always appreciate you comments and suggestions!

@@jacksontoof6322 i would say if ínstense ball handling every day for a few minute is more then enough to prepare for high school

@@gavinolson4790 what would u say is intense ball handling do u have a workout n how long

@@kareem7419 well Jordan is playing at a D1 level and he focuses 5 mins to dribbling so that’s probably fine. And of course dribbling is incorporated throughout a proper workout. So 5 mins dedicated to dribbling also make sure you’re going hard I had a trainer and when they were training me I didn’t go hard when doing dribbling it was too hard (not really if you really have any will to do it) and he just made me redo it. So make sure you’re dribbling hard pounding the ball into the court.

Haha yeah I had to set my pride aside and found some professionals 😂

@@jordanmccabe7554 aye nothing wrong with that lol😂

He’s gonna be an awesome trainer in the future yeah

Do what u love Bro... you CAN find the time... You know it all. Like finding couple minutes for a workout (bodyweight exercises, ect) the same u can do with Basketball. And you are not old at all. I'm 34 and still playing / Blacktop / Gym... Always meet great people playing ball - I just love the game Bro _Greetings from Croatia_ Maybe u can see some of my BBall clips hehe

hell yea man i love to hear people improving ive never really played basketball until this year going into 12th and only played at the rec center and its only been about 2-3 months since ive started playing never played under a whistle trying to learn as much as possible tbh im getting pretty good progress im basiclly a lockdown defender probably due to my 3 years of football and being a faster player on the court but on offense im a mid range shooter

U a real one thanks

No finishing?

What happened?

😂😂 let the people ask. You don’t ask, you won’t receive

@@808jumpman7 he is the people

Oh he actually on the “team” .., it’s funny how much athletes separated them self from none athletes., he be belittling his friends ha!!

@@offtherip8011 no he doesn't lol. you're dumb.

initiate contact with the defender(pretty much force the defender to off balance instead of the other way around) I recommend you check out "how to finish like sharife cooper" its a youtube video that taught me how to do this consistently.

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My 15 year old daughter is similar. Shoots great when in the gym and when playing against me, but put her in 5 on 5 and gets nervous or loses confidence. Been tough getting her past it as well. Wish I had an answer for you, but she hasn't gotten past it yet either. You're certainly not alone though

@@scottfromTheMill6993 play lots of 5v5 pickup so u can get used to the atmosphere when in a real game

@@bossybilly8989 As a boy that's easy to say. As a kid I could always find pick up ball to play. Finding 10 girls to get some runs in is a lot more challenging.

Dude gets no burn it kinda sucks IMO I don’t really think he was ever given the proper chance in college to showcase what he can do I hope he can have a good career oversees he deserves it

Yeah who did this?!

Going to play in NYC this week 👀

You could be at bottom of FT run to top slid and backpedal Then run up and slide diagonally Also this vid is good (Great bball channel) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b7OBi71pps3JZ3k.html

Would depend on your position

crazy early! Hope you like the vid!

@John Cosentino yes bro I do that almost every day fam

Focus on legs, core, coordination, and start-stop conditioning (idk the real term 😂).

Check out GOATA movement pattern

Speed, strength, iq

As an undersized guard you need to be great at everything, especially finishing on bigger players (I like floaters), playmaking, shooting, ball handling, and defense

you gotta get dummy athletic as fast as possible

First off ..you're not white- you're just a basketball player. Mentioning that sounds like your are prefacing a caveat for an excuse. Ya gotta lose that mind set. the color of your skin doesn't matter - if you are mentioning it, then it means it does matter in your mind - and you're own mind can be your worst enemy. There is a lot floor space on a regulation bball court. while not gifted vertically you can excel in taking up floor space - baseline to baseline -ya gotta be quick and you have to have excellent cardio. Don't practice half court -practice the whole court. Use both baskets and get good at running. Do sprints -get fast and quick-

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Have to get kind of creative with solo workouts. If you can find access to a shooting gun that’s the best!