Gary Payton II : Lockdown Breakdown

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Gary Payton II is one of the best perimeter defenders and one of the most unorthodox defenders in the NBA. This video is packed with tools all defenders can add to their repertoire.
1. Crossover Slide
2. Back Foot Position
3. Recovery Steal
4. Chase Down Block
5. Stride Stop Closeout
6. Goal Keeper Rotation
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[@mastergamingnic1681]

GPII is one of the few players that make defense enjoyable to watch as he does it so well

[@Chin0ir]

I’m ADDICT to this breakdowns

[@basketballinsider8368]

oh man I've been waiting for this video from you. Thanks and keep up the great work!

[@jacobpatino402]

always loved this lockdown vids 🔥

[@lewisrodriguezespigares3325]

Another amazing vid. Thanks for analyze the defensive game this way and share it with we all :D

[@nathanielrupa3624]

Coach Mike with another banger from his return. Please do a rebounding breakdown🙏🙏

[@notnigelll]

He did one on Twitter

[@BlxckHamma]

Man I love this damn page

[@feedmyEgo_guts]

I would like to add some context from other sports to the chop step vs hard plant (stride step). i always found the hard plant is much better for offence while the chop for defense. the chop keeps your hips and feet from being fully committed so you can adjust and keep the player on o contained. it gives better reactions. however in the case that you are already beat the hard plant is better for making the change. I guess the context is pure power vs adaptability. also the hard plant put a ton more forces on the body knees ankles hips leading to alot more injurys.

[@joycelago1315]

LOVE LOVE LOVE GP2 ❤

[@shay_z6059]

can u do a breakdown on alex caruso, or draymond green? love the vids

[@user-py7qo6wg9q]

His small is actually benefitial when he does the pokes as its doesnt looks like a foul from ref perspective.

[@justinchen7267]

Pls make more

[@HKim0072]

The poke steal is almost as iconic as Iggy’s swipe down.
GP2’s poke always seem like fouls real time because it seems like he’s a half a step behind. Never seen a player complain to the ref though.

[@mr.lovetaps792]

For the goal keeper position could you manipulate the offense to pass it to where you want to steal it? In a sense you could be closer to one side so when they pass they're going to throw it to the side where it's "open looking".

[@user-ih3zh9ft2g]

Wow long time no see

[@daabstract6182]

Thanks coach. Any tips on how to play better in aau tournaments?

[@LockdownDefense]

Well if you're watching Defensive Breakdowns I'm sure you are on the right track. Find a coach you value and stick with him/her.

[@dontkillme5332]

can you compare the original glove to young glove defensive plays?.

[@jalogoj6755]

W vid

[@aaronjohnson6622]

Unlock those hips, stretch out become limber and work, work, work

[@JA-ge7wn]

If JP didn't emerged last season, GPII might've won DPOY playing more minutes.

[@CPI99]

just like his dad if he was dropped in this era with these rules

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Next video deni avdija

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4:54 bruh

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[@johnspencer4769]

rec game, cleanest steal ever, foul called 3rd one in 2 minutes :(

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