I like how you provide examples from each level of basketball to show these moves aren’t too advanced or too simple for the most mediocre players, or the best of the best (NBA). Underrated content for sure
I had a game and my defender was handchecking and actively pushing me with us arm. I forgot how to use the off hand techniques but this def was a refresher def a sub now.
most underrated tip that is hardly ever taught growing up, and it’s something that almost every elite scorer uses constantly. like if you never thought to look for it, you’d never notice but i promise you if you watch an nba game, the best players do it all the time. basketball is a contact sport and as long as you aren’t over the top with it, you’ll never get called for an offensive foul.
key point, you must be very strong and decisive with your footwoork. get to where you going with determination. you cannot chop your steps. take long, powerful strides while clearing that hand check.
Love how simple your video is yet still provide so many information. You also have multiple examples from different level of player. Thanks you for great content
Awesome content. I used this today against a guy who was sticking his arm out on defense and it allowed me to quickly get in front and hold my position to prevent his recovery. Question what are other alternatives for guys to score that think these are offensive fouls? Because i see a lot of people complaining about it, even though they're incorrect, but never have an alternative just an unthoughtful answer and an emotional argument. Also many coaches fail to teach this stuff and kill players confidence because they're constantly turning over the basketball and not able to find success. The coaches scream fundamentals, yet won't teach this concept. The concept behind the off arm swipe is to keep your body between you and the defender. That's one of the first fundamental concepts you learn when you first start playing basketball. Also this is the way to do one move and go, not just blow by defenders like a deer in the headlights and end up in the ER with a concussion or broken nose because your coach says go strong to the rim and lets players go through your body.
Yo haven't played ball in years went Saturday felt like hm. After some film study and a lil tuning up. I'm on this one and finishing thru contact. Gotta get used to the contact again. Those night time push ups
I really love how you put all diffrent level of Basketball in one vid its not all NBA clips,rather there are clips of your everday normal hooper doing these Tricky u Def deserve a sub
This footage comes 20 years late for me😁. Handchecks bothered me a lot. I was very fast but tiny. People used to slow me dowm with handchecks. A friend of mine used to do this, but I didn't learn it 😭😄😄
Aye coach I just realized I've been driving the wrong way and that's driving with the ball hand forward. So basically I've been avoiding countact with my arm thats closer to my defender. No wonder why I couldn't create contact or use my off arm. Especially for small guards if you don't make that contact you'll lose everytime. That small detail is a life changer
It 100 percent depends on the refs … if the refs like you they will never hit you with that call and it’s unfair bc it gives a huge unfair advantage to the offensive player
Yes that's the best time to use it. It negates their size advantage and allows you to get in front and get an easy path to the rim. Just make sure once you use the off arm swipe to get them on your hip and keep yourself directly in front of them so they can't recover and get the block or take away your angle at the rim. In this video the offensive player is constantly closing the gap between himself and the defender, not getting in front and then sprinting to where he thinks space is.
Frikki, if you come back to this video I need to know... what contact is a foul with off arm contact? In basically every rulebook, NFHS, NCAA FIBA, NBA... all of them basically say the same thing: , no holding, no pushing, no hooking, fiba even says you can't protect the ball w off arm... basically ANYTHING that displaces the defender with your off arm is illegal. Obviously this isn't true, you see in every game players hand checking and off arm swiping on every play, so I'm just wondering where you think the line is drawn between like incidental contact and fouls with the off arm... maybe it just has to look natural?🙏
Every situation is different. Swipes and seals I would never personally call. I would call 1) Hooks after spins if you extend your arm and touch your opponents back. 2) Grabs, when you grab and hold your opponents arm above his elbow 3) Push offs where extend your arm and put some force into it. But like I said every situation is different and has to be judged individually. The rulebook says one thing but what refs call is something else.
You don't want to stick your hands out either. When I am on defense I try to back up and keep 1 hand at an angle where I can contest his shot. I try to use what Marcus Smart does which is get to space while forcing the offensive player to go wide and quickly get in front of him and back in a defensive stance. The off arm is so effective that you can still get caught by it no matter what you do if the guy you're guarding can really hoop.
@@GoogleUser-th2og like the other guy said, make it a quick swipe. Don't hold the defender's arm because the ref will see it, especially if you don't close the gap between you and the defender.
Yes, just close the gap on between you and the defender and get yourself in front to prevent him from recovering. I am pretty sure you do that and the off arm swipe can make this happen automatically. Refs only see it if you have tons of space and you're like holding the defender's wrist like you're about to break it.
Offarm is reffed similarly in the NBA and in FIBA. Gotta be smooth with it. FIBA refs love to call an offarm "hook" when spinning baseline, that's the one you should be careful when using.
As our coach kept saying - it ain't foul 'till the ref call it :) Joke aside - most of these moves are and could be called as offensive fouls, especially if you are aggressive and physical player.
@@SeedOilFitnessOfficial Swiping is less likely to get called because you're only using it for a split second to get in front. You're not as hands-on once you get past him and you're simply seen as controlling your space. The off arm is definitely needed when dealing with the hand check. If defenders should be allowed to lock their hands on to your waist, then you should be allowed to physically remove his hand. People like to say that they want physical defense like the 90s, but whine about the off hand giving the offensive player the advantage when hand checking and bumping gives defenders a significant advantage over the offensive player.
He should be the last person talking about an offensive foul, when he literally grabs and impedes the offensive player's movement on defense. He constantly shoves guys when they go up in the paint.
Grab is illegal but if defender tries to come in to your personal space, you have all rights to swipe hand off. And ref usually doesn’t call it cuz when you run, your arm will naturally swing. If you try to reach and grab defenders arm to swipe it, that is going to be offensive foul.
You can't do this in Philippines basketball they will call it "hawi" HAHAHAH I'm doing this move a lot of time and they're calling an offensive foul. 💀
In terms of rule if defense starts any contact they'd get called for a foul and sometimes defense gets called for a foul even when offense is the one that started it prob why people r so *bad* at defense cuz they ain't allowed to play it
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I like how you provide examples from each level of basketball to show these moves aren’t too advanced or too simple for the most mediocre players, or the best of the best (NBA). Underrated content for sure
Great point. These moves can be learned by anyone at any level. But they will take a lot of time to master.
I had a game and my defender was handchecking and actively pushing me with us arm. I forgot how to use the off hand techniques but this def was a refresher def a sub now.
most underrated tip that is hardly ever taught growing up, and it’s something that almost every elite scorer uses constantly. like if you never thought to look for it, you’d never notice but i promise you if you watch an nba game, the best players do it all the time. basketball is a contact sport and as long as you aren’t over the top with it, you’ll never get called for an offensive foul.
Handchecking will always be a part of the game. It's impossible to remove, or even catch with good officiating. Love to see it here
Love this vid and content! This can make players better drivers and finishers.
Definitely - these off arm tricks are rarely used & taught. Much room for a lot of ballers to add to their bag.
key point, you must be very strong and decisive with your footwoork. get to where you going with determination. you cannot chop your steps. take long, powerful strides while clearing that hand check.
Exactly you must maintain your running stride while hitting early and using your off arm.
Thanks for advice
Love how simple your video is yet still provide so many information. You also have multiple examples from different level of player. Thanks you for great content
Underrated content...decisive, violent footwork
Nah this is some of the BEST content I’ve seen on TH-cam, great stuff man
I've been watching plenty channels, but yours quite direct easy to understand n spot on. Thanks coach.
Awesome content. I used this today against a guy who was sticking his arm out on defense and it allowed me to quickly get in front and hold my position to prevent his recovery. Question what are other alternatives for guys to score that think these are offensive fouls? Because i see a lot of people complaining about it, even though they're incorrect, but never have an alternative just an unthoughtful answer and an emotional argument. Also many coaches fail to teach this stuff and kill players confidence because they're constantly turning over the basketball and not able to find success. The coaches scream fundamentals, yet won't teach this concept. The concept behind the off arm swipe is to keep your body between you and the defender. That's one of the first fundamental concepts you learn when you first start playing basketball. Also this is the way to do one move and go, not just blow by defenders like a deer in the headlights and end up in the ER with a concussion or broken nose because your coach says go strong to the rim and lets players go through your body.
I’m a shorter basketball player, this move definitely helps me a lot because taller defenders try to take advantage.
Damn actually learned a lot from this one, gonna be grilling my defenders they gonna be grabbing air next time!!!
Yo haven't played ball in years went Saturday felt like hm. After some film study and a lil tuning up. I'm on this one and finishing thru contact. Gotta get used to the contact again. Those night time push ups
So much knowledge in the videos it’s crazy I can’t just watch them once and move on I study it until I have it and then move on
I love that you used the TH-cam hoopers in your examples. Awesome content
id rather watch your videos all day than pay coaches lmao i actually improved just by binge watching your videos
daaamn the jordan move at the end kills it!! goat fo real
I really love how you put all diffrent level of Basketball in one vid its not all NBA clips,rather there are clips of your everday normal hooper doing these Tricky u Def deserve a sub
U made a difficult trick looks easy to learn. I appreciate it!
Your videos have so much value bro. Salute for that. ✊
This footage comes 20 years late for me😁. Handchecks bothered me a lot. I was very fast but tiny. People used to slow me dowm with handchecks. A friend of mine used to do this, but I didn't learn it 😭😄😄
Aye coach I just realized I've been driving the wrong way and that's driving with the ball hand forward. So basically I've been avoiding countact with my arm thats closer to my defender. No wonder why I couldn't create contact or use my off arm. Especially for small guards if you don't make that contact you'll lose everytime. That small detail is a life changer
This is a cheat code!!! I need to implement this now
Everybody loves coach Frikki
Thanks for this video I clearly understand how to use my free arms to gain advantage against a defender ❤
always the best !
New subscriber here! I really love how you show every move with a ton of examples. Keep it up!
You’re great,i learn every day from you keep working💪💪
I've been scoring for 25 plus years. I never used my off arm much but now at 48, I'm about to.
This got a like before the video started 👍🏽
Ngl u explained dis perfectly Nd had gr8 examples. 👌🏾🔥🔥💯
Best video I’ve seen
Great video. I need to get better at this
New in the ball game, question: is that smooth push at the end really legal? In what extend is it ‘smooth’? I guess this depends on the refs, too
That is the first question that came to mind when I saw the title of the video.
Lol no. It’s not legal. Imo it should only be used when your playing a defender who is bending rules and being over physical
It 100 percent depends on the refs … if the refs like you they will never hit you with that call and it’s unfair bc it gives a huge unfair advantage to the offensive player
Thanks for your tips sir keep it up
Great video.
Can you please do a video on how to attack to the rim and how to use dribbles effectively
That was beautiful 🥲
thanks for the tips
new sub! great videos!
Thanks coach
mans really showed Julian. Good vid tho
The beat and moves is fire. I almost about to play basketball right now at midnight 😃
Great video thank tou
Nice video
thanks for sharing
U can't guard me!!! How many times I gotta tell ya! haha 😂😆 lol
Thank u so much coach I’ve been tryna do this for ball screens
Nice moves great to sneak from defender but my opponent always argue that moves are illegal and dirty i dont understand hahaha
Just make em mad
Ignore them when they complain
The slander at the end was WILD 💀
That Trae Young one was good (for the 3).
Next season new foul by the NBA
Thanks
Hey coach can you teach us how to get more rebounds?
When to use the evade stance in game?
How to make more layups under pressure and where to aim them
The offarm can make a man fast like a horse.
Yo coach can you make a pull up jumper tutorial video?
Yeah gonna make some on how to shoot threes off the dribble. Not a fan of the midrange.
@@CoachFrikkiwhat about how to make a high school basketball team team For next year.
It’s weird how hand checking has become more popular with a shift to iso ball
Could you do 1v1 moves on bigger players?
Yes that's the best time to use it. It negates their size advantage and allows you to get in front and get an easy path to the rim. Just make sure once you use the off arm swipe to get them on your hip and keep yourself directly in front of them so they can't recover and get the block or take away your angle at the rim. In this video the offensive player is constantly closing the gap between himself and the defender, not getting in front and then sprinting to where he thinks space is.
love this content, would you care if I did a voice over of it and post it? I will tag you as well.
Be my guest - throw me a link when you post it.
@@CoachFrikki will do thanks!
@@dustinmathis2258 where
Frikki, if you come back to this video I need to know... what contact is a foul with off arm contact? In basically every rulebook, NFHS, NCAA FIBA, NBA... all of them basically say the same thing: , no holding, no pushing, no hooking, fiba even says you can't protect the ball w off arm... basically ANYTHING that displaces the defender with your off arm is illegal. Obviously this isn't true, you see in every game players hand checking and off arm swiping on every play, so I'm just wondering where you think the line is drawn between like incidental contact and fouls with the off arm... maybe it just has to look natural?🙏
Every situation is different. Swipes and seals I would never personally call. I would call
1) Hooks after spins if you extend your arm and touch your opponents back.
2) Grabs, when you grab and hold your opponents arm above his elbow
3) Push offs where extend your arm and put some force into it.
But like I said every situation is different and has to be judged individually. The rulebook says one thing but what refs call is something else.
exactly.. don't know why he's advocating this
This is so so great, but I just feel weird touching people 🤣🤣🤣
This is why I don't put my hands forward on defense
You don't want to stick your hands out either. When I am on defense I try to back up and keep 1 hand at an angle where I can contest his shot. I try to use what Marcus Smart does which is get to space while forcing the offensive player to go wide and quickly get in front of him and back in a defensive stance. The off arm is so effective that you can still get caught by it no matter what you do if the guy you're guarding can really hoop.
I did this and got called for offensive foul for grabbing is elbow/forearm
do the swipe
@@SeedOilFitnessOfficial I do not intend to stop
@@GoogleUser-th2og like the other guy said, make it a quick swipe. Don't hold the defender's arm because the ref will see it, especially if you don't close the gap between you and the defender.
Is hand checking considers reaching foul?
can u grab/ hold his wrist cuz i've been doin it and it never gets called
Yes, just close the gap on between you and the defender and get yourself in front to prevent him from recovering. I am pretty sure you do that and the off arm swipe can make this happen automatically. Refs only see it if you have tons of space and you're like holding the defender's wrist like you're about to break it.
All this time I haven't been using this 🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️it's on now
That's good
very annoying but very effective
Is it accepted in fiba rules?
Offarm is reffed similarly in the NBA and in FIBA. Gotta be smooth with it.
FIBA refs love to call an offarm "hook" when spinning baseline, that's the one you should be careful when using.
Gold
imagine a 1 armed hooper watching this video lol doesn't even have an off arm to prevent handchecking
It is not consider offensive foul for grabing the hand?
yeah, but idk i think what this person means by grabbing is like just placing your hand on the opponents arm, not grabbing
Both the defenders hand check and brushing the hand away is legal, right?
If you're smooth with it then it's rarely called.
Can someone explain why is it not a foul?
Yeah fr
As our coach kept saying - it ain't foul 'till the ref call it :)
Joke aside - most of these moves are and could be called as offensive fouls, especially if you are aggressive and physical player.
Swiping, i understand but i feel like grabbing onto the defenders arm with your offhand should be an offensive foul lol
@@SeedOilFitnessOfficial Swiping is less likely to get called because you're only using it for a split second to get in front. You're not as hands-on once you get past him and you're simply seen as controlling your space. The off arm is definitely needed when dealing with the hand check. If defenders should be allowed to lock their hands on to your waist, then you should be allowed to physically remove his hand. People like to say that they want physical defense like the 90s, but whine about the off hand giving the offensive player the advantage when hand checking and bumping gives defenders a significant advantage over the offensive player.
Refs often won’t call it as it’s mainly used to stop hand checking which is a foul anyways
Hey kids, let us teach how to push people off instead of using skills to create space.
So what do you do when your defender grab you ? You Just be passive and let your defender bully you ? or you protect your space and be aggressive?
et si a la place j'arrete son mollet ?
Is all of these wasn't offensive foul?, i've almost never use offarm before, it seems like too much contact and can lead to offensive foul
Be smooth with it and it won't get called. If the refs don't call it then it ain't a foul.
@@CoachFrikki okay coach thanks for the advice, appreciate your content so detailed and easy to understand
idc if i foul in stiff arming people a little
I think so the best is grab
If it works it's the most effective. But it's the toughest one to pull off, and the most likely to get called for a foul.
@@CoachFrikki ouww this is true bro İ didnt think like that
You forgot the golden elbow to the chest.
it simply because your defender if he trying to stop you with the hand it is foul to. Most of the time Referee don't call it
Somebody need to show cash this video he think this is an offensive foul
He should be the last person talking about an offensive foul, when he literally grabs and impedes the offensive player's movement on defense. He constantly shoves guys when they go up in the paint.
how to swipe hand wow
5:57
Pensaba ue eso era fault.
I thought these are illegal ? Idk ig not
Grab is illegal but if defender tries to come in to your personal space, you have all rights to swipe hand off. And ref usually doesn’t call it cuz when you run, your arm will naturally swing. If you try to reach and grab defenders arm to swipe it, that is going to be offensive foul.
You can't do this in Philippines basketball they will call it "hawi" HAHAHAH I'm doing this move a lot of time and they're calling an offensive foul. 💀
No wonder defense is so hard. Offensive players can just stiff arm you all day
Defense is allowed to initiate some contact. Defense is allowed to initiate some contact too.
It's a contact sport.
In terms of rule if defense starts any contact they'd get called for a foul and sometimes defense gets called for a foul even when offense is the one that started it prob why people r so *bad* at defense cuz they ain't allowed to play it
How to cheat on offense”
Some of these are fouls tho lmao
Yeah, you gotta be smooth with it.
foul
Ok but i will not work upon something that should be called foul
Then what are you going to work on to be effective?
Thanks coach