That's the way to go! Know when it's time to retire as a winner! ;)

Yes exactly

@Amarion Anderson my career started and ended in my backyard

That is how the undefeated of the past is like.

shot one, got none.... i ended my career at 0%

Calderon

I'm so sick of these generic, meme format, comments on every video.

S0u11ess ok boomer

Quinn Donaldson This millennial thinks the meme-format comments are lame.

@@crestraizn ok xyz

lol

@@jichaelmordon805 hehe stop it Dave hehehehe

His routine needs to change next season. Harden almost killed himself just watching it

@@Tech-cy9yo fr bro 💀💀

Lol

Lifetime, he's still 90.72%. Well, yeah, anybody can have a 100% free throw shooting percentage if we just omit the misses around those shots.

If it's the video I saw, the ball went out of frame every shot. Sadly enough, those videos are often faked. Because they're professional athletes people think they would never fake something like that. Unless it shows the entire frame, it can't be trusted.

@@wambamshookeran9759 the ball was in the frame in one of the KZfaq uploads. Some uploads don't show the full video

The ball was a paid actor !!!

@@Impact009 there's an old man who shot like 1000 free throw without missing.

Not to mention having a bunch of opposing fans screaming their heads off at you, right?

@@Kenngo1969 what you think how NOVAK DJOKOVIC feeling about 20.000 vs him on Wimbledon.... and he always win

Agreed. I could hit 96 to 98 out of 100 when I shoot 100 in a row and don't move my feet. In game when tired and only 2 at a time is tough. I was about 80% also in game.

@@EMo-rx7pm try to not shot 100 times straight... it's easy job because you are already in rhythm .... try to make pause after each 2 shots... there is original statistics after 100 attempts...

@@trumpameri1638 well I am 40 now so it doesn't matter. But thanks

200 IQ

I would too

And talk to Larry Silverberg while getting paid

And sell apps.

Stonks

i htink they mean in the whole span of your lifetime buddy

Wired: Why shooting 101 percent is near Y impossibep

So the answer to Wired's question is: You're not Stave Nash.

@@326thisisfake they didnt lmao

only 34 throws doesn't give a big confidence interval XD

Steph curry

@@jwhine stuff curry

Cheff curry

stevon

Stuffed crust

if you make a lot then it could round up to 100

@@sj_leee4995 no, lol

@@mochi4387 idk kid🙄

@@mochi4387 yes lol , not exactly 100% but that's why he said round up

99.999... = 100

Exactly. Any muscle will tire over time, and ur touch also changes when muscles are tired

great point! I never thought of that, but it's also really true when shooting (guns). When your heart is racing you're way less accurate.

@Nfl Ref less minutes? Less physical? Have you seen how much cardio and physicality/athleticism is required to play in even 1 quarter?

Nfl Ref You have to be in top shape to play in the NBA and injuries happen all the time.

OREGON2O1O no matter the excuses. Lebum still sucks

And now Steve Nash is Ben Simmons' coach.

Greatest shooter all time right there. Really mad the Bucks let him go

It's throughout their entire carrer. Snell didn't start as a great FT shooter.

@@georgeharrison5753 Exactly. Steph has the most career average in history.

What's a double rim and why would that matter? I seriously don't know.

@@brokeeper2007 a double rim is thicker than a normal rim (literally double) so if you hit rim at all it's a lot more likely that the ball will bounce out

@@brokeeper2007 It matters a lot. They are literally two rims, one on top of another. They are heavy duty rims so even knuckleheads cannot hang on it and break it. Hard as a rock. Thus, more difficult to hit the rim and have the ball go in-just like the others have said.

Well, it is a plastic breakaway rim so that makes it forgiving. If that was a metal bolted in double rim (not breakaway) you'd probably be seeing Even Nash shooting 75% to 80% on it. You almost have to swish it every time to hit a free throw on these type of rims. ***Look how it shakes at 1:16. I would even say that's MORE forgiving than your standard NBA or College rim.

Double rims should be illegal

Jump can you? It’s not hard 😂

@@BTrapr40 easy is subjective based on handsize

Michael Az so trueee

@@BTrapr40 it's not the matter of hard or not, you simply can or cannot

Michael Az not the handsize only, it is important of course, but ur grip really matters

you also have to get into the nba in the first place which is such a hilariously small chance

@@noahleach7690 Yeah thats why someone like Wemby is crazy, the odds of being physically gifted like that and having the talent he has is remarkable.

Also he says yeah alot

@@blssvxntr Yeah

@Jack Ramanathan Steve nash said nothing wrong tho

Thought he'd be higher pitched to be honest

Sounds like steve kerr

Naw he a former nba all star

@@rjmw you high?

stevenjm12 oh for real?

@@wethenorth7849 that's why I'm not saying its not so impressive. It's expected for his pedigree

stevenjm12 nice

Quantum physics my friend

@@eddiew2325 A-ha!

Sodium.

You should try meeting Isaiah Thomas lmao😂

xJeffHD “shorter” not “shortest” lmao

he’s the size of an average point guard

@QUEENDOM hes 6'3

He is 191 cm

Lincoln Chiller underrated comment

Lmao

looks like an old German pediatrician

That’s so true underrated comment for sure

Lmao

Ahaha 7:50 well they included 1/2 of the ones he did.

Mock her obvious statement about the problem if you wish, but the solution she suggested makes a lot of sense -- similar to how SEAL teams are trained, and also the film "21" about the MIT BlackJack team... Imagine or even re-create the worst possible environment and train in it lots, then you will perform your A-Game under pressure.

Hilarious 😂😂

Common sense hasn't been common before without scientists doing those research like proving causation between nervousness and under-performance. It's easy to use personal anecdotes to prove a statement vs. doing a professionally controlled experiment

Thats why basketball/sports in general is more than just a physical game, its also a mental game.

@@traplover6357 I don't need to call a scientist over to test my bath water before I go in. Some things are obvious.

not if ur just really, really good

@@erobogageshiz2496 lol

Lol

lmao the internet man

😂

I usually dont find these jokes funny but this one is hilarious

I don’t like this post... 3 free throws for James Harden

Next video: Shooting at 50% is not possible in threes Ben Simmons will never watch it

Michael Streich Another reason I don't like Shaq, and think he's a chump. He could've tried Rick Barry's style. He wouldn't, because it wasn't cool. I sure would've liked to defend Shaq with my 6'5 300 lb plus frame with a football banging mentality. He would've had a hard time scoring 20 points on me two nights in a row. He wouldn't lower his shoulder into me, and push me around like he was used to. When he cheated, I'd hit him in a pressure point. Let's see then if he says, "I'm no punk I dunk."😬

borne neither would young LeBron or young Giannis and looked how they turned out, terrible right?

Michael Streich probably still shot higher percentage tha you could

@@freddavis6772 uh you do realize shaq is 7 foot one and a hall of fame center right

During a season yea but not carreer wise

@@KrolKaz Still best for 1 season ever. Interestingly enough he had his best season % wise on the season he averaged the most attempts too

Mark price technically had a lifetime average higher then anyone. These videos deceive. Like whos the tallest nba player ever? They said it was 7"6 and one player. When Shawn Bradley was also 7"6 and technically Gheorghe muresan was 7"7. They just don't bother researching. One website n go

Greatest free throw shooter of all time

Awesome lol

Yea, I don’t know if many people know abt that.

@@superfuzycat1 He shot like 70% the next season right lol?

I thought about this as well. His career average is only 87%

No, it’s because his form is trash

NinjaBoy109 I hate double rim

LMAO yes

Exactly what I'm saying if you swish it your missing

@@bruhbruh1580 faaaaaxxxxx

GOAT 3p shooter

@@trumpameri1638 he's 7th in 3pt percentage. Steve Kerr has the highest and played when hand checking was legal, so I'd say Steve Kerr is the GOAT

@@magnumxlpi Curry averages more attempts, takes harder shots, and has greater range. He can also do it off the dribble.

@@magnumxlpi stop it, get some help

@@ManyMannys tru

Career average bro. Way different nash had seasons shooting over 95%

Brogdon is in the 50 40 90 club

@@KM-bu1js nash never shot 95%. His best was 93,8%

Jose Calderon my man: 98.1% in the 08-09 season

@@emirepresa9500 he only attempted 128 free throws that season so he barely took free throws. The next season he only shot 78%

how is this an ad

​@@grebe2332 I dont know, but for some reason I really want to go buy the Brand New Totally Awesome Steve Nash Free Throw App!

@@brodissinmo that was obviously a sponsorship, but it didn't make up enough of the video to consider the whole thing an ad. besides, the title naming convention of this series isn't literal, none of the videos "answer the question," that's not really the point

K

@@grebe2332 I mean he did ask the question and Steve answered it so.

Humility.

100K?Damm I bet he Nash didn’t even shoot 10K

DJ Krokik in practice he gets them up

Literally less than 2 minutes into the video they tell you he went to the line about 3300 times.

3383 to be exact.

@@OllonBotolon Probably because it says "Ft. Steve Nash" in the title....

Nash never shot 95% in a season...

N/A N/A can you just get out?

More like Nash: I made an app can I advertise it on your show?

@@marthameza6033 wtf

Martha Meza Now

Ben Super small sample size so it doesn’t really count

Gmac it’s actually does

Jason Joseph but it actually doesn’t if it doesn’t meet the requirement lol

Colin H but he met the requirement?

Joey Mungo he was 151 for 154

dwight : me too

Ben wallace: me too... Hahaha

Andre Drummond : me too bro

Lebron: wait what about me?

@@foualter102 he shoots 40%

TypetwoAbsolute No he doesn't he looked like a kid in Basketball and is graying and wrinkling now 😂

Less stress

Nah, he looks older.

No he definitely looks older man

He is

I think he'd be a great assistant coach. Not sure he'd want to be a head coach, but every team in the NBA would love to have him as an assistant.

@@Paulafan5 I agree. He's laid back and understands the game better than 99% of the world... but I can't see him chewing out his players if needed.

Lebron would get him fired

@@rochambeau2111 lol yup

He does a pretty good job mentoring Curry

We're talking about... Free throwwws... Free throws..? Lmao... Yeah he could've used a little more... You know...

@@000JonnyBoothworthy he talks about Free throw too men

Let me ask you a question. How's Allen Iverson practicing going to help his team mates? I mean we're talking about practice? C'mon seriously practice? Why are we even talking about practice?

LOL

Most won't understand the joke Pazzo

💯😂

I feel you

and the other guy hes talking to doesnt shoot 1 fluid motion. the timing of when he bends his knees is way too late

You ain't lying

Dude actually got better looking now hes old, he was hideous young

Shizmoo Yea his mullet looked horrible

Fuuuu... Shuuunnn... HAH!

@@lucasgriffin3740 if I had hair like his I would rock the mullet.

I was gonna say this...haha Even his voice has that raspiness to it.

HIGHKEY

Bruhhhhh

He looked like Seth Meyer at some point

During recess at school me and my friends beat up the hoop when we miss a layup😂😂😂

@@manatutormtg That just reminded me. I played some college-ball. I resisted wearing a headband but against the better and faster teams I was huffing it and sweating like crazy. I remember half the time having to take free throws in-between beads of sweat stinging my eyes.

Glad someone finally pointed this out. The best players also play the most, resulting in even more fatigue. Look at shaq, undeniably a bad free throw shooter in his career, it’s not like he can’t shoot a ball. You can watch videos of him sinking 3 after 3 in casual games. But all of the contact he went through as a center that drew him not just 1 but several defenders at a time and his above average playing time contributed to his low free throw percentage along with his stubbornness.

this (the deleterious physical & mental effects of a game/season) is the crucial reason Nash himself mentions but was ignored in favor of “choking”...might be relatable to viewers but its laughable to think the lIkes of Nash or Curry are going to perform any differently because there are people watching or a shot is critical to the outcome of a game.

Shaq and Freethrows or Barkley and golf swing.... Which is uglier?

@@Paulafan5 Jordan and baseball

😂😂

Not funny...try harder

You bounce it off the board and you dunk it

Dude, how old are you??

he single handedly resurrected the suns franchise. after he left look what happened...

Cause hes all abt the money

@WesIsaLeo for stronger bigger guys underhand freethrow is quite good

Wat double rim?

Brawl Gaming when the rim is thicker than normal it’s called double rim because it’s like double the size

houses get built when you use double rim

Love your comment growing up we called it the double rim curse hate double rim

they really brought steven nash out and filmed the whole segment on a double rim outdoor court. smh.

Tony Snell!!!!

Chris's C lol

We talking about practice?

Steve Nash retired with that percentage, it was all-time not just one season.

Devin Sanchez fair enough

@@Milk-ce6ls I am no where near that level, but Steve Nash got to the line a lot, but it is hella hard to get smashed, get up, and make 2 FTs. Reggie Miller (after looking this up) has the highest percentage ever for someone with that many attempts. By a lot! It is relevant watching the Houston and Warriors Series. haha

Awesom stats

Nash has eliminates one of the 2 variable in a successful shot, direction. By having a jackknife or upside down pendulum right arm throw, with that pendulum in his field of vision to verify it is heading toward the basket throughout. In fact the arm usually finishes somewhat in front of his right eye, even with coaching the other guys arm finishes to the right of his head outside the field of vision so he cannot monitor the arm swing with his eyes and is not as accurate directionally. The other variable is energy and distance, which is where he probably always misses, nicking the back or front of the rim. Actually the energy part has many variables that can change every shot, the feel of the arms jackknife motion, the coordination of the leg push or jump in the case of the jump shot, how wrist snaps, and how the ball rolls off the fingers. Someone who is attuned to all those variable knows how different each one can be shot to shot and when all 4 factors feel just right the shots go in more often, Nash probably feels just right over 90% of the time. The 95 % is a statistic of peoples careers and there is no real explanation of why accept people are not machines that can faithfully repeat a motion. I am surprised the 'expert' did not mention having the arm in the field of vision during the shot to monitor the direction variable with your eyes. I was a terrible jump shooter and watched NBA stars shoot jumpers and photos of stars releasing a shot, I noticed their arm was in their field of vision, maybe not right in front of their face but in a place through the shot to monitor the arm swing was in line with the basket. I made that adjustment by rotating the body on jump shots so the arm swung in my field of vision and probably doubled my shooting percentage that was probably under 20% when I took 2 handed shots squared up with the basket.

lmao

Legit, Clint Capela had a $1m clause in his contract for if his free throws are above 65-70% (not sure on the exact number)

Would you make a free throw after a hard foul?

@@Huh-qg3np I've never bought that excuse. K. D.? Dirk? Jokic? Big mem haven't done it because they haven't had to. Plus, if it is my living and all I do, I can make 70% with a volleyball. I could make 60% with one day's practice.

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You mean Littlefinger sounds like Steve Nash, regardless Littlefinger doesn’t sound like anything these days, sore throat 😆

@@knavar6314 I'm screaming lol

He even looks like him

Season 8 spoiler.

He doesn’t sound like him?

he did

Because he's a flopper, and they put him on the line 30 times...

Because he gets defenders in foul trouble.

@@loooooodo no because he knows how to use the rules to get an advantage. You're just mad for no reason. He's smart for knowing the rules

@@gotworc because he knows how to choke big games xD

@@NeppV yeah he chocked because he team didn't step up and he didn't drop 60 points

lool

True.

Its not 4x harder thats physically impossible the rim would be a smaller circle to achieve this. Double rims dont matter unless you shoot a low low angle such as Shaun Marion. The higher the ark the less double rims matter bro

@@LOVEisACTIONABLE Interesting post. What about high ark shooter who throws up decent shot but it does hit the rim. I believe that with a shot like that, regardless of how you shoot it that double rims at still harder, even for the best on a great court. Just one bloke's view.

@@LOVEisACTIONABLE BS...double rims do matter..being double, they are firmer. They produce waaay firmer bounces and are terribly unfriendly to rattlers and to the "shooter's bounce". And if you don't know what I'm talking about you're probably not a scorer. Every good shooter I ever saw needs a friendly rim now and again. Double rims are not friendly even to high arc shooters, producing higher bounces off the rims, fewer front/back drops and thus the likelihood of missing.

@@fredball8240 LOLLLLLL someone is mad

Probably to sell that app...

Because they have 4.3 million subs

Zultex is Horrible you’d be surprised how effective a question is

Probably got the bag

sometimes, if we were ahead on points and he wanted to flex he would miss the second on purpose but with more momentum on the ball, we screen, the ball gets back at him while he goes back 2 or 3 steps and attempt a 3 pointer.

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