Never Get Called For Travel Again!! | Jordan Lawley Basketball
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ก.ค. 2024
- In this video NBA trainer Jordan Lawley (Jlawbball) breaks down some moves that will help you never travel in a game again! Make sure to put these in your game and see how it helps you! YAYAA!!!!
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This is honestly such a necessary video to make as people these days (especially on the internet) call travel so often not understanding that great players simply know how to push the rules to their limits.
The simplest way to explain it for the NBA is it’s 3 steps are allowed. Too often tho, I just see people on TH-cam doing a pocket dribble and their hand just going on the underside of the ball. It’s so annoying because they say it’s not a carry when their hand is on the side but on the bottom half of the ball.
The problem is that a lot of these 3 step moves used to be travel prior to 2017 when the nba started allowing the 0 step. Prior to that all these moves were travel. It takes away from the purity of the game and it give offensive players the advantage.
@@jeepcuz420 The zero step was always allowed, now it is just defined. Before adding it to to the rulebook the rule was ambiguous and not called consistently. A zero step is simply the step that was last completed before gathering the ball. Since it was already completed it does not count.
@@jeepcuz420 0 step = a step 😂
Committing a travel violation on the first shown move 1:08 in to this video called "never get called for travel again" - exactly my humor
was about to write the same thing
@@YYy-od7kb me too :D
A video on how not to get called for travel yet there is a traveling violation in the very first example at 1:08 lifting the pivot foot before releasing the ball when starting a dribble...
Reminds me of the video tutorial you used to do back then, much appreciated!
His energy is a different level love u man
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Great video thanks for posting this !
Do you really have to release the ball before your pivot foot lifts the floor? If that's the case you're traveling..
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The rule for the sweep step is exactly the same in Fiba as it is in NFHS, NCAA, and the NBA. He just travels on every sweep step.
Very informative video. Really want to improve my game in lockdown)
Where are you at for lockdown still?
Thanks Coach.It means for me a lot.💖👌
Really cleared things up for me! Fiba vs US!
THANK YOU SIR JLawBball
Yea. I'm getting called out by OGs over here when I do a right jab then burst to the right. Learning thru this video helps.
I love this
Nice video man
safest way not to be call for a travel on first step using triple threat, whether nba rules or fiba is to practice the "split catch" MJ is a master of this techqnique. it will also make you a lot quicker if you're a begginer, and will teach you a fundamental of not establishing a pivot foot.
the release part is tricky for me. Im a quick player and somebody accused me of this. Ive never been called out, but just had to make sure what were the rules. thanks for sharing
Need a video on how to shoot consistently, i swear one day I brick a lot of shots and the next I can’t miss, maybe some pro shooting drills or shooting tips
Thanks jay I been working on my game for a while now I'm getting better tho
thank you for integrating fiba rules thats great.
God bless coach Jordan
I didn’t know that about the sweep and I’m pretty pissed nobody ever told me that and I had to find out about it in a TH-cam video in advertently. If Americans were allowed to use that move I bet you they’d see a huge point increase
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Great video. I would have like a longer more detail discussion about the FIBA vs US out of tripple threat. I'm not sure I got it and you obviously know that subject.
First attack at 1:09 is a travel. Travel rule from triple threat is the same for FIBA and U.S., FIBA refs just call it.
yep. my u12 kids would call you on that.
Thanks for the video now I'm gonna show everyone who said I travel
thanks man
Goodjob sir long live😃😃😃
One thing I struggled with when I played summer league ball was traveling whenever I was trying to drive out of triple threat
This was helpful asl because i got 6TO’s for doing a rip thru and they was calling it everytime, I was like bruh what!?!?!?
Yo we really need to be getting JLaw’s name and channel out there more so we can properly run these videos up to where they should be. Dude is criminally underrated and under-viewed! ✊🏼🏀❤️
Everything he said is correct. The flip side of this is how to set and draw a charging foul.
Here before 1k views
my man put a pair of shoes as a defender 😂
would love your opinion of my devin williams travel or not video. the move you do at ~3:16--would you call that a travel? we all do it and it's ridiculously effective, but i'm pretty sure it's a travel b/c pivot foot lifts before the ball leaves our hand. I know you address this at 4:09--but from the rules I've seen, even NBA rules it still seems like a travel. Do you have a reference for the lead-foot comment of yours? And ya ur right. . .the quickness + confidence is what makes refs (imho) NOT call this move. I did a vid on this specific move--the lead foot drive--and EVERYONE does it and it never gets called. See it at the college/nba level all the time--wasn't even hard to find clips of it used--but a lot of people think it's a travel but my hunch is that's b/c there's a decent amount of european players watching USA bball vids.
Agree with this. It is technically a travel but realtime, kinda looks simultaneous, i have checked clips of this and most players do this, unless blatantly obvious this won't be called.
Yes you‘re correct, it‘s a travel also according to NBA rules.
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Thanks JLaw!!! Still gonna beat you in the 1v1
1:41
Thank you jlaw. I shouted out bballbreakdown for this too.. (so many ignorant people on comments and in my gym that try to argue about how it’s a travel)floating the ball doesn’t count as a pickup. As long as your hand isn’t under the ball. This is what James harden as a master of . Drift the ball. Take a step back. Gather the ball then takes his ‘2 steps’
If that’s all Harden did then fine. But dude straight up travels ALL THE TIME.
@@tomb6617 false. I would say he’s 95 percent by the rule book 5 percent and travel(keyword RULEBOOK).. it’s tough to call because like I said it’s all about when he ‘picks up’ the ball.(KD for example , floats the ball then jumps and lands and plants his back foot after his jump and takes off but that’s legal?) I understand the hate beard gets because he’s exposing the rulebook but comeon man. It’s legal and hard to call in a live situation
@@tomb6617 I’m assuming you didn’t watch the video at all ?
Watch 1:41 and you’ll understand. Jake breaks it down in like 90 secs
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@@domainmusicandgaming You’re assuming incorrectly. His explanations are incorrect.
Nice vid even tho I haven’t watched it, it’s just common sense
JLaw you got smaller bruhhh get the gains back. I know you been hoopin so whatever makes you happy
Also J Law, what's the rule about the lead leg vs cross body step in FIBA? Isn't it the same for both? You have to release the ball before you lift your pivot. Can you link to the difference?
Yes, it‘s actually the same in the NBA.
One thing I've always wondered: when doing a pushoff from the triple threat, does the ball have to literally be out of your hand in the dribble motion before you can pickup the back foot, or does it just have to be in the motion of dribbling? Like, can it still be in contact with your dribbling hand but the hand is above and starting the dribble?
The rule should be modified to "the ball has to either be released or on the way down for a dribble in one hand before lifting the pivot foot". It happens all the time
a lot of people do the jab - crossover and pick up their pivot too early, that is called a travel every time in the nba. so many nba players do it you probably see one every game.
1:08 - isn't that a travel? Right pivot foot lifted off before dribbling?
Got tips for shooting form and consitincy like a drill or somin my shot kinda broke ngl
he got one vid from before i think
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Need more of these teaching stuff !
Wait so... is there also a "gather" step/point when catching a pass!? (that you're employing at 3:25) I only know it off the dribble. Because it looks like you're catching with a left foot pivot, then taking 2 steps and starting a dribble.
Yes, traditionally we call this a travel. When you catch a pass you immediately establish a pivot, or else it’s a travel.
The NBA is a business. They instruct officials not to call traveling because offense sells, and commentators don’t mention it because as the league succeeds they also profit. This trickles down to all levels of basketball to the point that a guy on youtube is teaching how not to be called for traveling while routinely traveling in the video.
These are the emperor’s new clothes.
4:29 You can kinda see him traveling 😂
Just watch it as 0.25x speed
Can you pivot after a gather, like can you do a euro step stop and pump fake?
1:09 first example and you traveled. First you moved your left foot, making your right foot the pivot foot. Then you move the pivot foot before releasing ball, since you are continuing dribbling and not passing or shooting that is a travel.
How do you not travel in that situation?
Oh I think I see it
I be scared to dribbling in games for no reason 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yall are so lucky that you only have to release the ball before going. Having to wait the until the ball has hit the ground ruins so much fr
Actually according to NBA official rules when starting to dribble from triple threat position you can NOT raise your pivot foot before the ball leaves your hands. There is no difference to FIBA rules here. Not that it ever gets called by the refs, so players do it all the time.
But according to the rules you can only lift your pivot foot if you‘re gonna shoot or pass, but not when starting to dribble.
So when I drive in I drop the ball and make a step into 2 smaller ones and get called off of that. Should I just switch to stutter steps?
Isn't 3:17 a travel. He doesn't dribble before lifting his right foot (pivot)
I’m still waiting for you to pick me for the 1v1. I’ve been training 🏀
Damn answering my freestyle Friday already... only the OGs from jlaw live know what I'm talking about
Lol JLAW gets called for travel in his 1v1 vs XRM
@7:49 too many players lift their foot on this move before getting the ball out, including you JLaw. I understand it's a gray area, but it's gotten a little out of hand
1:06 is a travel(Lifted Pivot Foot before basketball hit the ground). I get called for it in game and Im trying to learn how to not do it.
What he is saying is that as soon as you let the ball go you can then lift that pivot as the ball being released counts as the dribble. Does that make sense?
I always bring my passport when I travel.
If i hold the Ball in Two hands and are standing on two feet can I take two steps?
At 3:15, I believe it is a travel! You put your left leg down and then you lift off your pivot foot and only then you drible! Or am I wrong?
I don't think so because first he did a hop step before he picked up the ball then he moved his left leg which is called a lead foot step which does not count as a step. Next, he moves it right leg(counts as 1 step) and the other left leg(second step) and shoots.
Yes it‘s a travel. Even if you catch with both feet on the ground or hop, as soon as you lift one foot the other becomes the pivot foot. You can only raise it when shooting or passing but not when starting a dribble.
Jlaw can you help what you do at 1:00 I get called for every time in games
In high school btw
Because it is a travel, but it is something that the referees will rarely call in nba.
@@felipemasas no it’s not a travel If you do it like he’s teaching
@@johngodfrey8060 its close, but its a travel (he lifts his pivot before he releases the ball). I mean i get what he is trying to teach. You gain a huge first step advantage if you can "kinda" travel like he did. Its a risk/reward thing like everthing else. Sure you ll try to bend the rules if the refs allow it. But if you get called for a travel the first time you use it, you ll probably be more cautious about it next time.
1:06 So can someday inform the rules on your pivot foot? I see nba stars such as kyrie and Kobe then jlaw and ppl who play with jlaw pick up there pivot foot before dribbling whilst other former collegiate players like marcelashoward and austinmills have said thats technically a travel and I’ve seen that all over yt comment sections . I’ve always thought it was u can pick the pivot up but have to dribble pass or shoot before the pivot foot goes back down. I know different Levels and leagues have different regulations so wanted to know the ruling on that if anyone can inform me
Its travel by both fiba and nba rules, but it is sth the nba refs will rarely call.
You can lift your pivot foot when you shoot or pass but not when starting a dribble. But the refs don‘t call it in NBA.
If I’m dribbling then come to a stop can I start dribbling again?
Is the first move a travel since you lifted your pivot foot before the ball touched the ground? 1:07
It is a travel, but it's because he lifted his pivot foot before he released the ball. The ball just has to be out of your hand it doesn't need to touch the ground.
When i lay up they said travel i was mad as heck ans sais its a gather step and it doesn't count as travel and they still didn't believe
I’ve never been called for a travel anyway 🤷♂️
In almost all your examples of catching a pass you are traveling. I realized this is not called anymore in the NBA, and that trickles down, but you can’t take two steps after catching a pass just to be in a better position. That’s always been called traveling up until this last decade or so.
He takes the steps before the pickup.
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travelling at 1:08?
Can somebody tell me why 3:43 is not a travel??
Isn’t this for the pro leagues only tho?
Honestly can't understand what's not a travel anymore. If it looks clean im staying quiet
I’m way more educated on that
The title is wrong. He’s teaching you how to stretch the rules and get away with traveling. If you lift that pivot before dribbling it’s the easiest call for a ref to make. I wish he actually taught player what a travel is by definition and how to avoid traveling. Playing the grey area is great, but these young players don’t even know the rules.
I just saw you travel
That FIBA rule is so stupid. How can you be allowed to step one direction and not the other? How does that make any sense in rule making?
He explained it wrong, NBA has the same rules for starting a dribble. Ball has to be out of hands before you can lift the pivot foot.
1:09 is a travel
Addressed at 4:39 my bad
None of this matters if the refs are garbage. Sadly.
Big facts lol good to know your playing correctly and by the rules tho
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Just be Lebron James? saw him take 5 steps without getting called out.
Na.... na... This doesn't excuse whats happening in the NBA with this. hope.
LOL so you trval all the time 4:29 man i loved basketball but this shit ruins it
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