DUNK SESSION: Dunking Over a Homemade Prop (Dubble Up Practice)

Rim: 10'
Came up with this idea back in October, and tried it once back then without much success. This time around wasn't much better but felt like I made some good progress and learned a bit going forward for next time. This will take a while to get used to, as it's not the same as jumping over a person and in my opinion a lot riskier. Also I very rarely practise jumping over people or props outside of contests (maybe 2-3x a year max) which is part of the mental hurdle when learning these again.
What dunks do you want to see me try with this set-up?

[@broadliam]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@TomDunks]

Can't push off with that set up so respect man

[@BrodieStephens.]

Yeah it forces you to focus a lot more on the jump than the dunk

[@raymark9392]

Best dunker from Townsville I've ever seen! Super cool to have played with you sir!

[@BrodieStephens.]

🙏

[@DaneIbsen]

🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@nastyfridge]

love seeing miss after miss, shows that those vids of made dunk after made dunk actually have 100's of hours of misses to make them look easy

[@BrodieStephens.]

Same here. This session I was very rusty though so there won't be as many misses in the next videos

[@Kuraboi15]

Bro you bulked up a little bit looking good bro 💪

[@BrodieStephens.]

Haha I'm trying. I'll be posting workouts on here too soon enough

[@billygamer2137]

you should try pro basketball

[@jfr45er]

How’s the little Brodie’s after what happened at 2:25? 😬

[@BrodieStephens.]

Surprisingly ok lol, the right quad took most of the hit

[@subaruzigzag3624]

@@BrodieStephens. dead

[@CoolColJ]

@@BrodieStephens. time to wear a cricket box :P

[@subaruzigzag3624]

omg, that failed attempt looks hurt

[@BrodieStephens.]

Yeah luckily it didn't hurt but it could've easily gone wrong