Yeah the kids are going too fast. They should slow the movement down slightly because you have more control that way and it allows you to read the defense better.
@@tamsui-fn5zn it’s literally soccer. Search up soccer and you’ll see a black and white ball with players with shorts and shirts on. Search up football and you’ll see players with pads and helmets on.
Yeah these young centers need to go to him and Ewing on how to play the centers position today's centers are to soft and don't won't to rebound or posts up
Hakeem taught me these moves in The Summit in Houston in 1988. As a result I won the Bronze (3rd place) Texas State Championship in 1991, and the Gold (1st Place) Texas State Championship in 1992. I was chosen and played in the McDonalds All Star and Optimist Coaches Association All Star game. I was also chosen 1st Team All Tournament and 1st Team All State. I then watched him win back to back World Championships in 1994 and 1995. The moral of the story is, there are Trophies ALL OVER THE PLACE because of #34 Hakeem the Dream Olajuwon. That's what makes him the Greatest Center of All Time.
Despite what people like to claim, classic fundamentals will never age out of relevance, only those who truly know how to use them. Rule changes and analytics often push newer players to prioritize the whistle over scoring with a whistle as a bonus.
He was 6’10”. He was the smallest out of all the bigs back then and still busted their asses. Like Barry Sanders on the court, they didn’t know which way he was going.
The control, authority, strength, grace and refined skill of the Dream. He would kick the shit out of the best guys at your local rec league. At age 61.
This is why ladies and gentlemen... is why Hakeem Olajuwon is #4 on my nba mt. rushmore. And not just teaching these youngins but Kobe and Bron too. One if not THE best center of all time. Mans had stellar footwork, shimmies (the dream shake too), mid-range, blocking leader, and we don't even have to speak about the 93-94 season. Hakeem "The Dream" Olajuwon a.k.a The Nigerian Nightmare... We'll never forget you man. Much love 💚💛🖤
It's crazy that more people don't recognize him as such, any other center you think he's worse than he's beaten, Shaq, Kareem, the admiral, Ewing, the only one he never went up against was wilt 😳
I used to study this man moves in the 90s and it made my spin move so unstoppable aswell as defensive was beast because of this man. "Thanks dream" One of my top 5 favorite players all time.
Yes, The Dream. I started watching him in high school, newly uprooted to Texas, then going to TSU for college, I was all about this guy. Clearly in the top 5 greatest Centers of all time. Seeing him then and seeing the same thing now at his age just shows that natural talent he has. The best times of my life was watching those Rockets in the playoffs. Back to Back, whew take me back to the 90’s……
You caught that too. On one of the jump hook moves he shows him the lil shoulder nudge. Those small moments of impact and physicality is all you need to get your shot off. The whole roll the defender off your shoulder or hip to create space concept. MJ and Kobe used similar bumps on their turnarounds and fadeaways, Dirk too. Even the pioneer of the modern stepback jumper, Paul Pierce was adept and using his ‘heft’ to create space.
Top 10 player of all time. Its unbeliavable how a guy that big could have that footwork/coordination in the post, he would break Center's ankles 24-7 by simply these moves.
@@jamesmartin9401 I know right, he’s smart enough to get to his spots but would be injury prone, probably defense liability,and time limited all due to his age.
Nah Shaq was in his 3rd year when dream cooked him lol. Hakeem also COOKED Kareem in his second year. So he schooled 2 generations of Lakers greats lol Schooled HIS og AND schooled the youngin
I still see the same thing I saw when I was a little kid. He's so smooth with it. I remember not caring about big men back then, but Hakeem Olajuwon was just different. I could tell he would be great regardless of height. He also always had that "Sensei" aura.
Hakeem has been doing those moves for so long, he doesn't even realize they're damn near magic. Just another day at the job for him. Those kids, whether or not they use any of those moves, have had their basketball minds exploded and their court awareness extended.
This is the way it works people and it does my heart good to see when someone who was successful shares and teaches the younger generation how to do something then you are passing on a gift that keeps on giving into the future.
A livin legend indeed: Mr Hakeem Da Dream Olajuwon... A beautiful great mind teaches other younger mines hiw to become it... One of da all time best Centers ever...📢 Congrats 👏🎉💐
Among centers, his footwork was the best in history. It was so beautiful to watch him dance around his opponents. No centers do anything like this nowadays.
Bro, your Tripping Hakeem definitely was the Most Skilled Big ever actually one of the most skilled players ever period but Shaq was DEFINITELY and extremely skilled Big.
@TylerHingleton Before Shaq put on all the weight he was as athletic as there ever was a center.. most skilled big man meh … soft hands and great touch for his size
Not to sound sus but i'd think a lot of bball player would benefit from taking a dancing class to give them a sense of footwork and mobility. Dudes be moving like refrigerators out there.
the kids travel on every move, hand is holding the ball from under modern nba is nothing but travelling, the appearance of more flashy athletic moves to make it more marketable
Why is the youngster with the mop top trying to do it so fast? What's up with young kids and thinking everything has to be done fast? He looks ridiculous
@@RRRRRRRRR33 It actually started with MJ, when he was on top. His influence carried over to the new millennium for the worse, when it comes to uncalled traveling violations. There is a compilation of it on TH-cam
Hakeem was a rare breed. He dominates the center position with skills more than with physical strength. His footwork, agility, fakes working together was such a fun thing to watch.
Tim Duncan would have something to say about that. Arvydas Sabonis would have something to say about that. Hell, Nikola Jokic would have something to say about that. Even Victor Wembanyama would have something to say about that. I would even throw-in Kevin McHale; His Footwork was on a Level of The Dream.
Hakeem developed his great footwork playing soccer growing up. He had the best footwork of any center ever. He is at the very least a top 4 center. I can't believe most lists have Shaq rated higher than him. That is absurd.
If you think about it, a 7'0" regular person would be already having trouble standing up at 61. Elite pro sports can cause a lot of health problems long term. But if you're naturally gifted physically, smart, focused in getting your craft to technical perfection and remain active, you'll be balling through your 70s and up. Hakeem is a legend.
@TylerHingleton thanks for investing your time, that was very helpful for the topic in hand. Anyway, if all you care about is precision, then notice I said "a 7'0" regular person", not "Hakeem Olajuwon, who is 7'0"" -- exactly because the comment is meant to be general (no statistically relevant difference between 7'0", 6'10", or even 6'6", as the contrasting subject is mobility issues and aging in non-athletes). There. As detailed and pedantic as is comes. Happy?
@@maferreira1984 Fair enough, bruh. I was thinking you're implying his actual height, since that's what the NBA listed him as such, when he was playing, but no worries. You did have a point about people being around that height having health problems, once they're a senior citizen. Hakeem is blessed and grateful to still be in great shape, in spite of a long pro career in the game, and is a top 4 center in my book, thanks to the tutelage of his mentor, Moses Malone (R.I.P.)
penny, jkidd, grant hill, kevin johnson, mark price, pippen, rodman, shawn kemp, gary payton, detlef shrempf, tim hardaway, mitch richmond, chris mullin, clyde drexler, charles barkley, karl malone, john stockton, David robinson, Patrick Ewing, larry johnson, Alonzo mourning, Allan houston, lately sprewell, chris webber, vince carter, tmac, Dominique Wilkins, mahmoud Abdul Rauf, shaq, kobe, Glen rice etc, I can keep going....only kids today who don't know shit about the game or the history of the game would say dumb shit like what u said. today's players wouldn't be who they are without the 90s or before. the game reached its peak in the 90s and the game went downhill after the league changed the rules. players and coaches adapt to the rules.
one of many reasons i respect and hold Kobe in high regards as he had the sense and humility most should have at a young age to engage this man for help with his game.
Wow 😯 now this was a treat, thank you. As a kid, I would practice Hakeem the Dream’s low post moves by myself at the park for hours. He use to destroy EVERYONE in the post, the man was unguardable, if you stop one move, he’ll pivot to the next and beat you every time.
I only wished Hakeem was introduced to basketball earlier in life. His natural talent allowed him to be a defensive force early in his NBA career. He started peeking on offensive once he hit the age of 30, he went on a 5-6 year run where he was unstoppable. I felt even after retirement he kept learning the art of basketball as he truly developed the love of the sport.
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the fact that he's still smoother than these kids he's teaching..😮
Yeah the kids are going too fast. They should slow the movement down slightly because you have more control that way and it allows you to read the defense better.
Woooow!! Great addition 🤩🙌🏾🙌🏾
Whats so impressive thats how it always is lmao. The old dude with all the experience is smooth the young guys fast and janky
Why wouldn't he be? He's teaching, they're learning
Muscle memory, and he's played more basketball than they've been alive lol Plus, Hakeem still looks in great shape, and takes care of himself
The Dream is literally a natural. His foot work was crazy.
His footwork was so advanced because he used to play football in Africa ⚽
@@nanox4 I never knew he played soccer. That says a lot
@@BiggitygamingIt's football, not soccer
@@tamsui-fn5zn it’s literally soccer. Search up soccer and you’ll see a black and white ball with players with shorts and shirts on. Search up football and you’ll see players with pads and helmets on.
Same shit different smell
This dude not only was a beast on the offensive side of the ball but he could actually guard 1-5. Will never be anyone like him
Wemby
@@Twomps never heard of her
The most complete defender ever.
Wemby isn't as versatile as Hakeem was @@Twomps
@@Twomps He got a long way to go lol
I am so glad, I saw this guy in his prime in the 90's. ❤
ABSOLUTELY!!!🏀🏀🏀💯💯💯
He was amazing to watch
@@johnniehughes5122Agree better than jordan who never saw 2nd round in career
@@zzzvain9710Huh?
The fact that the moves are still smooth at 61....Meeen!!!!
In jeans 😂
Why wouldn't they be? He still looks in great shape.
Yeah these young centers need to go to him and Ewing on how to play the centers position today's centers are to soft and don't won't to rebound or posts up
Hakeem taught me these moves in The Summit in Houston in 1988. As a result I won the Bronze (3rd place) Texas State Championship in 1991, and the Gold (1st Place) Texas State Championship in 1992. I was chosen and played in the McDonalds All Star and Optimist Coaches Association All Star game. I was also chosen 1st Team All Tournament and 1st Team All State. I then watched him win back to back World Championships in 1994 and 1995. The moral of the story is, there are Trophies ALL OVER THE PLACE because of #34 Hakeem the Dream Olajuwon. That's what makes him the Greatest Center of All Time.
Pretty great yourself too bro. That’s impressive.
@FLiTVnetwork I pick Hakeem Olajuwan over Shaq any day!!! It's a no brainer!!
So who are you? McDonald's all American??... that's more ELITE than Dream at 17.
Where is this training facility?
@@tsdr6830Me too! The Dream is my number 1 center of All-Time.
Thank you@@alexanderbrown-dg3sy , it's fun every day. . I coach the kiddos now myself.
The post moves I learned from watching him at 15 yrs old still works for me today at 48 yrs old!
You speak no lies. As you get older the post becomes more viable, for various reasons. Dribbling takes a lot of energy
@@09lowkey Amen to that!👌🏽 God bless 🙏🏽
That is incredible #Dream
Despite what people like to claim, classic fundamentals will never age out of relevance, only those who truly know how to use them. Rule changes and analytics often push newer players to prioritize the whistle over scoring with a whistle as a bonus.
I'm 51..I get it Bruh!!😊
He’s needs to be a head coach in the NBA. He knows what it takes to win a NBA Finals. Pay this man now
Naw k.g said it best nba 10 years behind , jj redick just got hired.. he has no coaching experience omfg
Facts
Todays youth really needs this, especially for the NBA's sake.
Being entertained yes ! But not at all cost... the BS travelling, carring and the low IQ 😭😭
Why learn all this when you can just travel?
@@straightlead8😂😂😂
@@straightlead8issue is 3pt
@@straightlead8acting like Hakeem didn’t travel the same way is insane
I'm 43, best big man I ever remember seeing
He got me into NBA...42 years later im still in love with the game and hell yeah most skilled big man ever
@alexandreazevedo9906 didn't you hear, people are saying embiid the most skilled big ever 😅
He was 6’10”. He was the smallest out of all the bigs back then and still busted their asses. Like Barry Sanders on the court, they didn’t know which way he was going.
Same. There’s a reason nobody questions why he was taken #1 over Jordan. The Dream
His signature move was traveling.
The control, authority, strength, grace and refined skill of the Dream. He would kick the shit out of the best guys at your local rec league. At age 61.
Stamina might be an issue but I hear nonetheless
Blessing he still got skills 💯💪🏾
At 61 he's probably got 1 more dream shake left in the tank so you nor I want that smoke bruh🔥
Amén
So what, he was professional and plays every day. He should win.
This is why ladies and gentlemen... is why Hakeem Olajuwon is #4 on my nba mt. rushmore. And not just teaching these youngins but Kobe and Bron too. One if not THE best center of all time.
Mans had stellar footwork, shimmies (the dream shake too), mid-range, blocking leader, and we don't even have to speak about the 93-94 season. Hakeem "The Dream" Olajuwon a.k.a The Nigerian Nightmare... We'll never forget you man. Much love 💚💛🖤
Better than Shaq ?
Me Air Jordan , The Chef… Shaq ( 4th ….?
@@emjay2045 Shaq said that if he could be another player it would be Hakeem. He could not hold him.
He still moves so fluently, the best center oat
Facts
It's crazy that more people don't recognize him as such, any other center you think he's worse than he's beaten, Shaq, Kareem, the admiral, Ewing, the only one he never went up against was wilt 😳
Definitely the oat 🙃
Yeah! The COAT!
Top 3 no doubt
Hakeem Olajuwon footwork #1 in the history of college and professional basketball.
He looks like a good teacher, honestly. Those kids are picking it up well.
Born and raised in Houston. So grateful to have gotten to grow up watching him play his career. What a treat that was!
Who cares🤣🤣🙄🙄🥱🥱🤷🏽♂️
There you have it folks, The goat, Hakeem “The Dream” Olajuwon
That Dream pull up follow through time warped me back to 94'
Good for him still making significant positive contributions
I used to study this man moves in the 90s and it made my spin move so unstoppable aswell as defensive was beast because of this man.
"Thanks dream"
One of my top 5 favorite players all time.
Smooth like butter
gramps still smooth af
Imma need you to put some respeck on that man’s name sir. That’s Hakeem the mf Dream right there. He gave Shaq and Penny the business in 95 🧹🧹🧹🧹
Be respectful dweeb.
Gramps is disrespectful. Grandpa Dream would be more appropriate. Lol
Yes, The Dream. I started watching him in high school, newly uprooted to Texas, then going to TSU for college, I was all about this guy. Clearly in the top 5 greatest Centers of all time. Seeing him then and seeing the same thing now at his age just shows that natural talent he has. The best times of my life was watching those Rockets in the playoffs. Back to Back, whew take me back to the 90’s……
In jeans. Pops level. Been balling with my teenage daughters in jeans for years. I love it
The spin is to create space, these kids are spinning in a straight line and will be into their defender. Not doing what he is teaching them
You caught that too. On one of the jump hook moves he shows him the lil shoulder nudge. Those small moments of impact and physicality is all you need to get your shot off. The whole roll the defender off your shoulder or hip to create space concept. MJ and Kobe used similar bumps on their turnarounds and fadeaways, Dirk too. Even the pioneer of the modern stepback jumper, Paul Pierce was adept and using his ‘heft’ to create space.
They'll get it with practice
They just want the ball in their hands. Ain't got time for no teaching!
He looks great many more decades to you legend 🐐
To be still moving like that at the age of 61. The Dream’s post game is truly a work of art. The true master. No one better🔥🔥🔥
Top 10 player of all time. Its unbeliavable how a guy that big could have that footwork/coordination in the post, he would break Center's ankles 24-7 by simply these moves.
Best big ever in my humble opinion
Rite on!!💯💪🏾🤘🏾
U gotta be to young to have seen WILT
@@gregamerson9172 They did not face the same competition.
@@brandonmbemba it's the NBA man that's supposed to be the best
Nobody is taking prime olajuwon over prime shaq
Dude is floating
His spin is so much quicker and smoother than their's. Thats crazy
Hakeem the Dream, I love this man game! The greatest center of all time!
Greatest big to ever play the game.
After Shaq, Wilt and Bill
After shaq wilt bill Kareem Mikan Bob Jokic
@@thuglife8150 False.
@@ndnd7614 False.
If not THE greatest, undoubtedly up there right next to the other greats.
& he's worth every penny 🫡 we love you dream.
He was, is and will always be The Dream; 'nuff said...
My favorite player ever. The NBA hasn’t been the same for me without him
The man is just full of knowledge and it's amazing that he's still teaching the youngsters. 👏
One of the greatest centers of all time! 🏀💯
Give that man a 10 day contract
That's one of those "Crazy, not crazy" ideas. 😉
@@jamesmartin9401 I know right, he’s smart enough to get to his spots but would be injury prone, probably defense liability,and time limited all due to his age.
Dream.. .The Best That Ever Did it at that position. . Thank you... You Goatness for the Championships 💯
Cooked Shaq as a rookie 🧹 him in the finals best center period. They can’t fuck with the dream 😎😤.
Nah Shaq was in his 3rd year when dream cooked him lol.
Hakeem also COOKED Kareem in his second year. So he schooled 2 generations of Lakers greats lol
Schooled HIS og AND schooled the youngin
They shoulda locked Hakeem up in prison for Shaq abuse after that '95 Finals.
That was just epically brutal.
Hakeem cooked Ewing & Robinson during his championship run too.
@@geronjenkins4967 Sure did.
@@geronjenkins4967fr fr 😂😂😂
No big man will ever have footwork like the dream did ever and he was suuuuuuper efficient on both sides of the ball💯
I still see the same thing I saw when I was a little kid. He's so smooth with it. I remember not caring about big men back then, but Hakeem Olajuwon was just different. I could tell he would be great regardless of height. He also always had that "Sensei" aura.
When other HoF'ers climb the mountain to learn from the "sensei", it definitely has a Shangri-La feel to it.
Black Nigerian Basketball King Represent Hakeem Black People Proud of You Go Hard💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
The Dream shake....Unteachable🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Hakeem has been doing those moves for so long, he doesn't even realize they're damn near magic. Just another day at the job for him. Those kids, whether or not they use any of those moves, have had their basketball minds exploded and their court awareness extended.
This is the way it works people and it does my heart good to see when someone who was successful shares and teaches the younger generation how to do something then you are passing on a gift that keeps on giving into the future.
These kids are not understanding what he is doing. They're spinning in a straight line as fast as they can.
Kids today needs a coach Carter 🤷🏾♂️
They need to watch his feet instead of the ball.
They need to see themselves on playback and compare to Hakeem.
Anthony davis should invest this workout
The Dream Still Got It , 61 Yrs Young & Still Teaching ( Mad Props ) To The Dream 🏀 🏆🏆💯👍✌️
I know there was dominant guys but to me, he is the best center ever. Those other guys had some incredible teams beside them but hakeem was that dude
The most skilled big man of all time!
And then you remind yourself...hes also the best defensive player EVER by a mile!
GOAT
UNLIKE OVERRATED JORDAN WHO CRY TO RODMAN TO STOP SHAQ. OLAJUWON SWEPT SHAQ. I ONLY RANK WILT OVER DREAM IN GOAT LIST.
PURE FACTS - on Wilt as the ONE TRUE GOAT
Ever heard of this guy BILL RUSSELL
@@dwightlove3704 Olajuwon was a better defender than Russell and a WAAAAAY better offensive player.
Nope. Wilt Chamberlain.
A livin legend indeed: Mr Hakeem Da Dream Olajuwon...
A beautiful great mind teaches other younger mines hiw to become it... One of da all time best Centers ever...📢
Congrats 👏🎉💐
Among centers, his footwork was the best in history. It was so beautiful to watch him dance around his opponents. No centers do anything like this nowadays.
Hakeem Olajuwon is the most skilled center of all time. Unlike Shaquille O'Neal who was all strength and no skill.
Bro, your Tripping Hakeem definitely was the Most Skilled Big ever actually one of the most skilled players ever period but Shaq was DEFINITELY and extremely skilled Big.
@@jasonakinfolarin3147 Shaq's skillset on offense was limited compared to other great centers, who possessed a 15-17 ft jump-shot alone.
Shaq had amazing footwork. Learn the game before spouting ignorance.
💯
@TylerHingleton Before Shaq put on all the weight he was as athletic as there ever was a center.. most skilled big man meh … soft hands and great touch for his size
Not to sound sus but i'd think a lot of bball player would benefit from taking a dancing class to give them a sense of footwork and mobility. Dudes be moving like refrigerators out there.
Nothing sus sbout that. Many athletes have taken ballet classes.
The dream played a lot of soccer growing up so that really was his help but idk if these kids not will put in that type of work!
... 🧐
Sus? 😂 yall a mess it’s just a dance class what’s suspect about that?! 😂
some of the best ballers are also great dancers so there is a lot of truth in this.
Hakeem the man. Loved him in college and NBA. What a player still looks good! Good job!
Nba legend!! I was doing those moves back in 1985/86 junior year of my high school watching him...and they worked!!
Even at 61, he's better than most of today's NBA players.
That's right 👍
the kids travel on every move, hand is holding the ball from under
modern nba is nothing but travelling, the appearance of more flashy athletic moves to make it more marketable
Why is the youngster with the mop top trying to do it so fast? What's up with young kids and thinking everything has to be done fast? He looks ridiculous
It's horrendous. I acknowledge the talent of LeBron, Harden and Curry, but their influence ruined the game in the US, it's almost unwatchable
@@RRRRRRRRR33 It actually started with MJ, when he was on top. His influence carried over to the new millennium for the worse, when it comes to uncalled traveling violations. There is a compilation of it on TH-cam
He had taught so many generations of players.
Hakeem was a rare breed. He dominates the center position with skills more than with physical strength. His footwork, agility, fakes working together was such a fun thing to watch.
They didn't follow how Hakeem grab the ball firmly after spin before shooting. They will get easily swatted
The most talented big man that ever played the game, it's not even close really
Tim Duncan would have something to say about that. Arvydas Sabonis would have something to say about that. Hell, Nikola Jokic would have something to say about that. Even Victor Wembanyama would have something to say about that. I would even throw-in Kevin McHale; His Footwork was on a Level of The Dream.
@@heisenberg2966 Don't be ridiculous
@@heisenberg2966He said most talented, Tim Duncan was Mr Fundamental 😂.
@@MR12AMAZING Obviously, You People are NOT “ Students of The Game “.
“Hakeem the Dream” was one of my favorite NBA players back in the day! Big man had beautiful moves and foot work!
Hakeem developed his great footwork playing soccer growing up. He had the best footwork of any center ever. He is at the very least a top 4 center. I can't believe most lists have Shaq rated higher than him. That is absurd.
teaching the young bloodz how to look smooth while carrying the ball
@@calvinchapman5138 which would be the result of carrying the ball
You've definitely never been trained before. Kind of sad😂😂😂😂😂
in jeans is crazy😂
I was thinking the same thing.😂
What did I just watch? Hakeem is just ridiculous. I don't even know what to say. My mind is blown seeing him be so fluid and smooth, my goodness.
Maestro, gracias por compartir tus conocimientos!!
If you think about it, a 7'0" regular person would be already having trouble standing up at 61.
Elite pro sports can cause a lot of health problems long term. But if you're naturally gifted physically, smart, focused in getting your craft to technical perfection and remain active, you'll be balling through your 70s and up. Hakeem is a legend.
Hakeem is 6'10" and the NBA always lied about their heights back in the day, cuz they measured with their shoes on, just for more hype and appeal
@@TylerHingleton completely irrelevant to the point.
@@maferreira1984 I'm just correcting you, is all
@TylerHingleton thanks for investing your time, that was very helpful for the topic in hand.
Anyway, if all you care about is precision, then notice I said "a 7'0" regular person", not "Hakeem Olajuwon, who is 7'0"" -- exactly because the comment is meant to be general (no statistically relevant difference between 7'0", 6'10", or even 6'6", as the contrasting subject is mobility issues and aging in non-athletes). There. As detailed and pedantic as is comes. Happy?
@@maferreira1984 Fair enough, bruh. I was thinking you're implying his actual height, since that's what the NBA listed him as such, when he was playing, but no worries. You did have a point about people being around that height having health problems, once they're a senior citizen. Hakeem is blessed and grateful to still be in great shape, in spite of a long pro career in the game, and is a top 4 center in my book, thanks to the tutelage of his mentor, Moses Malone (R.I.P.)
MJ and Hakeem are the only exceptions when you say "We done with the 90s"
Plus about 500 other guys yea
Penny Hardaway too, that guy was ahead of his time.
shawn kemp, karl malone, isiah thomas, kevin johnson, grant hill, barkley, robinson. These guys would murder the current league.
People are losers if they think Power Forwards and Centers wouldn't destroy today's NBA players.
penny, jkidd, grant hill, kevin johnson, mark price, pippen, rodman, shawn kemp, gary payton, detlef shrempf, tim hardaway, mitch richmond, chris mullin, clyde drexler, charles barkley, karl malone, john stockton, David robinson, Patrick Ewing, larry johnson, Alonzo mourning, Allan houston, lately sprewell, chris webber, vince carter, tmac, Dominique Wilkins, mahmoud Abdul Rauf, shaq, kobe, Glen rice etc, I can keep going....only kids today who don't know shit about the game or the history of the game would say dumb shit like what u said. today's players wouldn't be who they are without the 90s or before. the game reached its peak in the 90s and the game went downhill after the league changed the rules. players and coaches adapt to the rules.
INCREDIBLE...HE STILL CAN MOVE...TEACHING...INCREDIBLE...MAY HE CONTINUE TO BLESS...
Mr. Olajuwon’s footwork is beautiful. He looks like he could still play today.❤
This guy was the pivot king no one could keep up with it, great legend. 👍
one of many reasons i respect and hold Kobe in high regards as he had the sense and humility most should have at a young age to engage this man for help with his game.
He is one hell of a player.... Always enjoyed his game!
Wow 😯 now this was a treat, thank you. As a kid, I would practice Hakeem the Dream’s low post moves by myself at the park for hours. He use to destroy EVERYONE in the post, the man was unguardable, if you stop one move, he’ll pivot to the next and beat you every time.
He has enough money to chill last of his life but he is still teaching for next generation. I admire his passion❤
This is so badass so proud he wore raptors purple for a short time!!!!! ❤❤❤
Let’s bring back the fundamentals of big man Basketball. Footwork in the Key. Hakeem would put you in a blender with the dream shake.
🔥Life don’t ever change, you do the same as young as you do in oldage… Except this time, you’re the teacher.
He was the player that i grew up watching on TV in the 90s. What a hall of famer he was in the basketball court.
Him and Jordan have the most fluid movement. They're so nimble in transition between movement
Pure class never fades.
I only wished Hakeem was introduced to basketball earlier in life. His natural talent allowed him to be a defensive force early in his NBA career. He started peeking on offensive once he hit the age of 30, he went on a 5-6 year run where he was unstoppable. I felt even after retirement he kept learning the art of basketball as he truly developed the love of the sport.
Legend… 👏🏾🙏🏾
The greatest big man in basketball history🐐💥💥💥
Hakeem footwork was impeccable and no one did it better.
Love Dream. Keep teaching young men!
It’s so beautiful to watch!!
The best modern center of Nba
Keep moving, brother. Don't ever stop. LY
Legend 🙏🏾
Dream! My favorite Big man ever. Deserves to get more credit
Some of the best footwork in the history of the game. He was a monster on both ends of the court.
Wow!! How fortunate are those kids to get all of that from one of the all time greats!
I can remember as a kid watching him play and then going to practice some of these moves on our backyard basketball court, good times.
Hakeem "The Dream" Olajuwon still got it...Amazing! 🐐🏀🏀