1. Using composed contact 2. Playing your pace 3. Switch up your timing 4. Freeing up space 5. Keep it simple 6. Be comfortable adjusting 7. Midrange = Vital 8. Maintain your composure, physically and mentally.
As a defender I one hundred percent agree with this video. It becomes on both ends of the ball. The issue I have is that I am physical player and when introduce the contact (discipline non foul that is) the ball handler cries about it. There are definitely ways to get around a defender who uses contact. I’ve learned this as a both a defender and ball handler
@@lavontewhitfield9824For real, even though I was a lot quicker than my opponent was, he had 50 pounds on me and he had handles and doing the stuff this video showed. Safe to say… I had my ass handed to me 😂
The only way to get around a defender who uses contact, is to use contact yourself. (Apart from screens and give n go). Something I wish I'd realised earlier 😅
Last part! Sometimes as hoopers we feel like we need to score on the defender always. You're not going to beat every single defender in every single situation, everyone gets stopped at times it happens even to Bron, KD etc. Nothing wrong with passing the ball if someone is playing great defense, rather than over dribbling or forcing a tough shot. Also we tend to over look this but USE SCREENS to get tougher defenders off of you unless it's a 1v1 😭 (keep using them until you get the desired matchup if you must) its always so overlooked but can lead to so many easier buckets. W vid as always Coleman!
The best way to score on defenders especially NBA elite level defenders such as Marcus Smart is to score off of the ball. Specifically, catch n shoot 3's off of close outs because the likelihood of him stripping the ball from you is very low in that situation. The reason for this is, you aren't necessarily putting the ball on the floor and further playing to their defensive strengths (containing the drive). Playing on the ball offence against a world class defender such as Marcus Smart however, poses a significant risk because his knowledge of the game, as well as speed make it very difficult to drive against him. This is why shooting off of the catch is arguably the most important skill in the game. It enables you to play in any system, as well as score on anybody regardless of how good their 1 on 1 defence is.
Thanks coach, i always had issues getting bullied by bigger and stronger defenders, but this helped me and I just recently crossed one of my friends which is a good defender. So thank you 🔥
make a video on pre-planning moves vs improvising. for example I feel like a cross over for me at least is always almost pre planned, same with cross jab. but a scissor step, or hesi, I have more time to read the situation and either blow by one way or cross back the other way. how to find that balance?
Thanks man I needed this I started to turn from a sg to a pg and I started reaching lockdown d and I just got clamped into a turnover now I know what to do ❤
I really think if you are a perimeter player against high level competition you need a certain level of quickness and/or strength that cant be overlooked. But of course you need high basketball iq as well.
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1. Using composed contact
2. Playing your pace
3. Switch up your timing
4. Freeing up space
5. Keep it simple
6. Be comfortable adjusting
7. Midrange = Vital
8. Maintain your composure, physically and mentally.
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As a defender I one hundred percent agree with this video. It becomes on both ends of the ball. The issue I have is that I am physical player and when introduce the contact (discipline non foul that is) the ball handler cries about it. There are definitely ways to get around a defender who uses contact. I’ve learned this as a both a defender and ball handler
literally
@@stephentaylorjr7518 there’s a reason why basketball players hit the weight room. Being fast and skinny will not always make the cut.
@@lavontewhitfield9824 😂
@@lavontewhitfield9824For real, even though I was a lot quicker than my opponent was, he had 50 pounds on me and he had handles and doing the stuff this video showed. Safe to say… I had my ass handed to me 😂
The only way to get around a defender who uses contact, is to use contact yourself. (Apart from screens and give n go). Something I wish I'd realised earlier 😅
Last part! Sometimes as hoopers we feel like we need to score on the defender always. You're not going to beat every single defender in every single situation, everyone gets stopped at times it happens even to Bron, KD etc. Nothing wrong with passing the ball if someone is playing great defense, rather than over dribbling or forcing a tough shot. Also we tend to over look this but USE SCREENS to get tougher defenders off of you unless it's a 1v1 😭 (keep using them until you get the desired matchup if you must) its always so overlooked but can lead to so many easier buckets. W vid as always Coleman!
This!!!
You right , i feel that i have to beat all defenders with my crossovers but i gotta use screens too
The best way to score on defenders especially NBA elite level defenders such as Marcus Smart is to score off of the ball. Specifically, catch n shoot 3's off of close outs because the likelihood of him stripping the ball from you is very low in that situation. The reason for this is, you aren't necessarily putting the ball on the floor and further playing to their defensive strengths (containing the drive). Playing on the ball offence against a world class defender such as Marcus Smart however, poses a significant risk because his knowledge of the game, as well as speed make it very difficult to drive against him. This is why shooting off of the catch is arguably the most important skill in the game. It enables you to play in any system, as well as score on anybody regardless of how good their 1 on 1 defence is.
Thanks coach, i always had issues getting bullied by bigger and stronger defenders, but this helped me and I just recently crossed one of my friends which is a good defender. So thank you 🔥
this guy looks like divicienzo, ive been following since 2016. good stuff
as a lockdown defender, thank you for the advices
You never think of Kyrie as being a contact player, yet he’s one of the best at this
Great video as usual. A lot of the concepts are surely the same, but I’d like to see a similar video for getting open off the ball.
make a video on pre-planning moves vs improvising. for example I feel like a cross over for me at least is always almost pre planned, same with cross jab. but a scissor step, or hesi, I have more time to read the situation and either blow by one way or cross back the other way. how to find that balance?
Thanks a lot man 🙌🏽
I’m a coach and a huge fan of midrange shots.
Plz drop more movement drills to improve on moving w the ball
Great content thank you coach!
Thanks man I needed this I started to turn from a sg to a pg and I started reaching lockdown d and I just got clamped into a turnover now I know what to do ❤
Always great content
Great advices ! Thanks
Very very good job man
Thank you for all u give really relevant
I’m a 14 year old hooper who wants to improve my athleticsm.What tips and exercices can yall give to me and for people of my age?Love your videos
Grind 💪
Damn your laptop is scratched up 🤣 great info as always thank you sire
Lmao, gonna get a new one at some point
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Wow great video
I really think if you are a perimeter player against high level competition you need a certain level of quickness and/or strength that cant be overlooked. But of course you need high basketball iq as well.
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Great work
thank you so much
Pace beats intensity remember that
Very true
What are things I can do to work on these. Specifically that change of pace, contact and physical composure.
What are ways you couldn't initiate contact while dribbling
Inspiring😊
How many shots shouid i make per day in the off-season
I don’t think we dive into the defensive side of the ball
Do you have any videos on how to avoid turnovers / misdribbles
Get better handles and practice playing against pressure D
Learn to score with fewer dribbles. Practice scoring of one or two dribbles. Limits turnovers & gives you more energy to play defense.
Yes he does
Perfect vid I was getting cooked yesterday by a friend
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