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[@edward813]

I have been looking for a video which actually tells players what to do when defending. This video is great with real life examples and a clear explanation. Great job!

[@xipus08]

Yall should do a whole lockdown series... it would be VERY beneficial!!!

[@joshuaseyoum8574]

Yesir

[@rayray5472]

They all ready have go the home page and scroll down to find it...👍🏾

[@PGC_Basketball]

Thanks! You'll like this one too. th-cam.com/video/f_3qpJbRKL4/w-d-xo.html&t=

[@aaronf.186]

The issue with sprinting to a spot to cut off the ball handler is the pull back/step back counter. That's how you get your ankles broken son!

[@EnanoForro]

Or an spin move, if you sprint and change your hips, any spin move woul let you ot of game.
Any way, its noy a bad resource, I preffer lateral sliding, buy may work with some players

[@xinonamiiumx]

Facts. I tried this recently and my opponent did 2 stepbacks and scored.

[@fxstdribbler6427]

Also they can do a crossover between their legs and use their of arm to get passed you.

[@jtdabraham7638]

@@EnanoForro only thing is that you won’t be able to slide as fast as someone running normally. I try to do a mix of sliding and turning and sprinting

[@reedickyaluss]

Better offense always beats better defense. You're putting the situation in a vacuum by saying "yeah but he can still score". A good offensive player can always score, it's about percentages, and making the shot more difficult.

[@Pierredoa]

Love it! You're putting words on what I'm teaching to my players, thanks!

[@PGC_Basketball]

Thanks!

[@BillTorg]

Good stuff Matt!

[@aarongibson4984]

Well done. I've been looking for this exact video style and instruction. Thanks!

[@Zaya7even]

Please do drills to become a better shooter and shooter off the dribble

[@rayray5472]

They already have go to home page and scroll down...👍🏾

[@PGC_Basketball]

Check this video out! It's great for building a shooting mindset. th-cam.com/video/yloex0qe0Ks/w-d-xo.html&t=

[@2LTGotThis]

The day I could not play defense is the day I retired from 🏀basketball. 32 years old playing days 2001-2019. Not going to lie I miss basketball.

[@jamesbycinthe]

When u play a guy to a side like that what u gotta look out for is the pull back crossover or step back. If that's something that they like to do, it's always best in my opinion to sprint 2 steps so that when the counter move comes u can better react to it instead of continuing to sprint ahead of them after they have come to a stop

[@rayray5472]

That sounds good I must admit... But I like to slide my feet and cut them off...you stay ready in the movement of the feet I've found...🤷🏾‍♂️

[@jamesbycinthe]

@@rayray5472 as long as u keep ya balance and recover properly then u good

[@Zaya7even]

Can you do a video on how to score against elite defenders🙏🏾

[@PGC_Basketball]

Try out this move! th-cam.com/video/en9M7jQ1KiM/w-d-xo.html&t=

[@FalconAwaits]

Lowkey helpful

[@sharpvd]

The only thing I disagree is about the pull up jumper. If properly used, it's one of the deadliest moves in basketball, but thanks

[@rayray5472]

I disagree with the sprint to the basket... You'll get broke so fast doing that against even a decent ballhandler....

[@xinonamiiumx]

@@rayray5472 facts got 2 stepbacks hit on me

[@fxstdribbler6427]

I lock right.

[@arnezgibbs505]

Second

[@Daxtonrid]

First