@@lachlaneft think about it, an in and out is just a fake crossover, so if your crossover is elite then defenders are gonna anticipate it in hopes of not getting embarrassed by it. And thats when they bite into an in and out burger
this channel has improved my game so much... thankyou.. I always had trouble offensively but now the breakdown for kyrie's finish and chris paul's shooting along with this video took my game to the next level and I have quickly become the best player out of my friends and peers. Keep this channel going you guys are helping real hoopers more than you can ever imagine.
I knew eventually Kemba will keep on getting the noise. Hardworking since Uconn/HS and continues in the legend of trailblazing NY ballers. He is a legend in spirit / mentality. His trainer Jay Hernandez is also a NY native who played at Hofstra (coached by Jay Wright at the time and now coach of Villanova) with teammate Speedy Claxton - another NY native. There are more people and coaches who have helped Kemba also. Kemba has it all, worked so hard. It's a shame the basketball community doesn't understand Kemba is modern on the skills BUT is old school with his mentality - He loves the city he is at and wants to stay there because that is his home now. Kemba holds a one club playing career mindset and works to achieve the goal of improving Charlotte. He has seen it from the worst and to get the rewards over the next few years will be sweet.
You should have so many more subs it's crazy you don't. I don't know who makes better NBA breakdowns then you. And the music is always bangers. This one was mad smooth. Thanks and keep up the awesome work.
Tryna figure out what's better btwn Kemba's handles and the 2nd beat that comes on lol. Great analysis as usual...I didnt notice how much he really hops and how it helps him...its all the little things
Serious question. Have you realized that doing this kind of moves is really exhausting? like, have you try to really, really practice step backs? is like it drain all your energy. I was wondering, if it is possible to get injured when for example, you do euro step wrong, go to low on crossovers or step back with the incorrect biomecanics. I know you have studied the correct movement of landing and how to prevent injuries. But I have the idea that when I have had my injuries (ankle injuries from landing on the foot of someone) it also coincides with the fact that I am already tired (more than usual), because I have had been doing (during the game): euro steps, low crossovers or jump to grab a lot of rebounds (I have a descent vertical, so I am always jumping to steal rebounds) My points is, my injuries have come when I am tired, but not only that, I think I now what are the kind of movements that drain most of my energy. Do you have a comment about that? or how to train in order to "imitate" this kind of moves, that I am pretty sure, are not safe if you only see it on you tube and try to ingenuously to do it (your brain could in principle respond, but I think your body is not muscular or neuro prepared)
My point is not that being tired make you liable for an injury (even that is true), is the fact that the athleticism of the "little" Kemba Walker is underrated or unappreciated, and trying to imitate those kinds of move is dangerous in a way. That is what I am saying
people like derrick rose who have horrible bio-mechanics are constantly hurt, joel embiid is another, he abuses his knees when playing in an incorrect manner. there is definitely a right and wrong way to do things with your body.
dont try his moves at home because you will injure yourself. Kemba and other nba players can do this because of their strong feet and fascia connection
Man!! Breaking down scientifically is truly impressive...when he’s so low on the floor...cheetah, I think by far best crossover point guard I ever seen...who? Kyrie is the closest...I said “crossover”
PLEASE OH PLEASE DO A VIDEO ON JJ REDICK'S UNIQUE, CONSISTENT (AND UNDERRATED) ABILITY TO MOVE WITHOUT THE BALL AND COME OFF OF SCREENS FOR HIGH PERCENTAGE KNOCK DOWN THREE'S AND PAREMETER JUMPSHOTS
Kemba has a unique style of handle and play that I've inspired a lot of my game off of, but it really does look like a lot of stress on his joints. Does he get injured often or am I just misreading what I see?
I have a question so in my few years of basketball about 3-4 years im 16 by the way I picked up most my moves either by just watching nba players do them over an over again or by it just coming to me same goes for all of my skills but my main problem when playing is the fact i cant seem to do them against defenders i pound the ball driblle low and frankly I'm a pretty good ball handler for my age is the cause of not being able to do them in games cause of confidence or just lack of practice?
For the past couple years I considered him Kyrie the 2 best ball handlers in the league most people would disagree with me Because the fame and mainstream media between him Curry is not even close Kemba is one of those guys when you followed the sport a lot you noticed how damn good he is
Hey man, I love your basketball analysis. Its so accurate and detailed. I know you only do basketball but soccer players need these kind of videos too. I'm begging you to do a analysis video on Iniesta and his dribbling technique. He's not fast or quick but no one can guard him.
Breakdown two motion shot pleease my dad convinced me to change my 1 motion to a two to be a better shooter cause my shot looked akward in his opinion i want to hit threes from downtown with my new shot plss
2 motion is more "old school" and more suited for mid range. Takes great strength to shoot consistently from NBA 3 point range with a 2 motion shot. 1 motion is the new wave for a reason cuz it suits 3 pt shooting better. Easier energy transfer from ya legs
Dearieus Fluellen true, but it's easier said than done. Many hop moves can be deemed a travel if done incorrectly. Kemba has mastered it, it's like watching art in motion.
Sorry it’s a rhythm thing it’s just dancing with the ball either you got it or you don’t u could be a good ball handler with out the rhythm but u can’t snatch ankles without it
The best way to "stop" players like him is to get them out of their routine; in other words, you the defender must be the aggressor. Shade their left side, shade their right the next time. Mix it up. Yes, they may start running screens at you but just letting him have his way with your defense is def not a solution.
Only thing I don't like about your videos is I have to read em 😂😂😂 but if you use commentary instead of letters I would like your videos alot more but still keep up the great work 💯💯💯
I had a bad day today on the basketball court and I hated it because its on a day where a lot of people show up and that's where I feel like I should be playing my best so I can get picked up and play basketball and get better...unfortunately I could hardly do that today because it's like I was being coached by a bad coach...and I also felt like trash because I was missing my shots and couldn't even get pass my defenders...my handles, shot, and finishing were ass today...my defense was good today tho😂
@@alejandroromero6464 yea i think that what it is honestly because my senior year i was practicing my shot everyday then one day it just clicked, never missed a shot or contested shot ever but by that time THE SEASON ENDED
Just make sure you ball out next game. Learn what you did wrong and correct it. Focus on the fundamentals. grab a rebound, set a good pick, cut and etc. Little things like that lead to a W
Isn't it traveling if he jumps off 2 feet?I mean I know the NBA overlooks a ton of shit but how is this not the same as stop shoot?Its the same thing, planting 2 feet on the ground from a jump, it should be a travel.I don't think im missing something.
“With a great crossover, comes a great in and out” 😂
Ohh Envy it does ?
@@lachlaneft think about it, an in and out is just a fake crossover, so if your crossover is elite then defenders are gonna anticipate it in hopes of not getting embarrassed by it. And thats when they bite into an in and out burger
Xaviér Smith oh yeah lol I was saying it does literally, wondering what’s so funny about the original comment 😂
Lachlan Edmonds Because it sounds like something a Jedi would say 👌😂
damn! u can read after all
Oh this a banger banger.... HERE BEFORE 500k squad
You watch the video once for the content. And then you watch it a second time to listen to the beats
This channel is about to take my game to the next level🔥
this channel has improved my game so much... thankyou.. I always had trouble offensively but now the breakdown for kyrie's finish and chris paul's shooting along with this video took my game to the next level and I have quickly become the best player out of my friends and peers. Keep this channel going you guys are helping real hoopers more than you can ever imagine.
He's legitimately my favourite player rn, so fun to watch.
What’s that second beat!!!🔥
Follow our journey and much more! Let's make this go big 🙏 th-cam.com/video/Tt0s0NnqmI4/w-d-xo.html
I knew eventually Kemba will keep on getting the noise.
Hardworking since Uconn/HS and continues in the legend of trailblazing NY ballers.
He is a legend in spirit / mentality. His trainer Jay Hernandez is also a NY native who played at Hofstra (coached by Jay Wright at the time and now coach of Villanova) with teammate Speedy Claxton - another NY native.
There are more people and coaches who have helped Kemba also.
Kemba has it all, worked so hard. It's a shame the basketball community doesn't understand Kemba is modern on the skills BUT is old school with his mentality - He loves the city he is at and wants to stay there because that is his home now.
Kemba holds a one club playing career mindset and works to achieve the goal of improving Charlotte.
He has seen it from the worst and to get the rewards over the next few years will be sweet.
You should have so many more subs it's crazy you don't. I don't know who makes better NBA breakdowns then you. And the music is always bangers. This one was mad smooth. Thanks and keep up the awesome work.
Really an artist in the purest form. I try to base my game off a mix of D Rose and Kemba
saaame bro
Yessss an upload. About one of my favorite players too :)
Thanks for the videos
Kemba is one of my favorite players
Love watching your breakdowns
I've been waiting on this video thanks
Tryna figure out what's better btwn Kemba's handles and the 2nd beat that comes on lol. Great analysis as usual...I didnt notice how much he really hops and how it helps him...its all the little things
You guys have great analysis on the game KEEP IT UP
Serious question. Have you realized that doing this kind of moves is really exhausting? like, have you try to really, really practice step backs? is like it drain all your energy. I was wondering, if it is possible to get injured when for example, you do euro step wrong, go to low on crossovers or step back with the incorrect biomecanics. I know you have studied the correct movement of landing and how to prevent injuries. But I have the idea that when I have had my injuries (ankle injuries from landing on the foot of someone) it also coincides with the fact that I am already tired (more than usual), because I have had been doing (during the game): euro steps, low crossovers or jump to grab a lot of rebounds (I have a descent vertical, so I am always jumping to steal rebounds)
My points is, my injuries have come when I am tired, but not only that, I think I now what are the kind of movements that drain most of my energy. Do you have a comment about that? or how to train in order to "imitate" this kind of moves, that I am pretty sure, are not safe if you only see it on you tube and try to ingenuously to do it (your brain could in principle respond, but I think your body is not muscular or neuro prepared)
My point is not that being tired make you liable for an injury (even that is true), is the fact that the athleticism of the "little" Kemba Walker is underrated or unappreciated, and trying to imitate those kinds of move is dangerous in a way. That is what I am saying
people like derrick rose who have horrible bio-mechanics are constantly hurt, joel embiid is another, he abuses his knees when playing in an incorrect manner. there is definitely a right and wrong way to do things with your body.
You need to do weighted lunges for this.
Awesome video as usual. Thank you!
You the goat for this
Do an attention to detail on Charles Barkley
Been waiting for this one
Keep up the content man this channel will soon prosper if you keep up with these bangerz
What an opportune time to drop this video
Been saying he got one of the best handles since your attention to detail video about Kemba
What’s the second song it’s 🔥🔥
This is such an informative video for basketball players thx
Kemba is like that one guy that would spam the shit out of the stepback move in 2k
Kemba Walker FLAME
dont try his moves at home because you will injure yourself. Kemba and other nba players can do this because of their strong feet and fascia connection
That's what I'm sayin bro. I'm scared for his bones yo.
spoken like a true non-baller.
Not true
mrzack888 what is a fascia
@@baller3026 check out hyperarch mechanism
I’ve been waiting for this vid for a year now
Kemba Walker is the player I most like , same thing with this channel
Man this guy shouldve been an all star in 2015
So underrated.....
Clutch i swear
Hes still super underrated
Great video! Golden channel! 👍
Good video u guys the best
Kyrie has the most handles in the NBA and Kemba is the SHIFTIEST !
My favorite player
Can you do a video about post up foot work. Moves. And reads
Ngl I think Kenna is the most shifty player, even more than Kyrie. Kyrie always has a counter but every time we see Kemba, he’s crossing and snatching
Great vid.
Man!! Breaking down scientifically is truly impressive...when he’s so low on the floor...cheetah, I think by far best crossover point guard I ever seen...who? Kyrie is the closest...I said “crossover”
I saw the fist one a while ago and I'm here for the next
We need one on Bradley Beal please.
I was watching your kemba walker video before this what a coincidence
Cardiac Kemba
PLEASE OH PLEASE DO A VIDEO ON JJ REDICK'S UNIQUE, CONSISTENT (AND UNDERRATED) ABILITY TO MOVE WITHOUT THE BALL AND COME OFF OF SCREENS FOR HIGH PERCENTAGE KNOCK DOWN THREE'S AND PAREMETER JUMPSHOTS
The 2nd track
Could you do a J.J barea breakdown pleaseeeee
Kemba has a unique style of handle and play that I've inspired a lot of my game off of, but it really does look like a lot of stress on his joints. Does he get injured often or am I just misreading what I see?
Do Jrue Holiday next
Kemba 💪
Killer Cross Kemba
I have a question so in my few years of basketball about 3-4 years im 16 by the way I picked up most my moves either by just watching nba players do them over an over again or by it just coming to me same goes for all of my skills but my main problem when playing is the fact i cant seem to do them against defenders i pound the ball driblle low and frankly I'm a pretty good ball handler for my age is the cause of not being able to do them in games cause of confidence or just lack of practice?
For the past couple years I considered him Kyrie the 2 best ball handlers in the league most people would disagree with me Because the fame and mainstream media between him Curry is not even close Kemba is one of those guys when you followed the sport a lot you noticed how damn good he is
I will donate money to this channel if i could get these beats 😂😂
At 3:08 he also attacked the top so it help to turn the d's hips.
You forgot to mention he goes low ;) Cool breakdown as usual.
If you actually watch the whole video, coach does mention that kemba goes low
nice vid
Those hop moves is effective but with his speed and stop that would give his knees problems. Those hop bounce reminds of Penny.
Thanks
song?
great vid btw
How does he not get tired?
Yo do Tyreke Evans handles next or GodShammgod, that'd go hard bruh real talk
Great video but would’ve loved to see the stepback against Pitt
Hey man, I love your basketball analysis. Its so accurate and detailed. I know you only do basketball but soccer players need these kind of videos too. I'm begging you to do a analysis video on Iniesta and his dribbling technique. He's not fast or quick but no one can guard him.
Cardiac!
What are these instrumentals???
Breakdown two motion shot pleease my dad convinced me to change my 1 motion to a two to be a better shooter cause my shot looked akward in his opinion i want to hit threes from downtown with my new shot plss
Watch Curry shoot
2 motion is more "old school" and more suited for mid range. Takes great strength to shoot consistently from NBA 3 point range with a 2 motion shot. 1 motion is the new wave for a reason cuz it suits 3 pt shooting better. Easier energy transfer from ya legs
@@jamesbycinthe ya thats why MJ was not as good as a shooter from 3
@@giovanny2284 exactly
People should add the hop/skip into their game because it really helps you explode quicker and also is a great way to help initiate moves.
Dearieus Fluellen true, but it's easier said than done. Many hop moves can be deemed a travel if done incorrectly. Kemba has mastered it, it's like watching art in motion.
Angelo Manzi your right about that but, since your pivot won’t be established while dribbling it shouldn’t be a walk.
Sorry it’s a rhythm thing it’s just dancing with the ball either you got it or you don’t u could be a good ball handler with out the rhythm but u can’t snatch ankles without it
Can you do a short breakdown for like pull up jumpshots and catch and shoot stuffs. Thanks guys
What’s the name of the first song
You guys out did your self
Great!
Instrumental????
Do zach lavine hes been hooping or joel embid
KARDIAC KEMBA
Instrumental?
Name of instrumentals?
The best way to "stop" players like him is to get them out of their routine; in other words, you the defender must be the aggressor. Shade their left side, shade their right the next time. Mix it up. Yes, they may start running screens at you but just letting him have his way with your defense is def not a solution.
Devin booker vs Zach Lavine
Walking highlight and bucket
Only thing I don't like about your videos is I have to read em 😂😂😂 but if you use commentary instead of letters I would like your videos alot more but still keep up the great work 💯💯💯
For Christ sake my man... Do one " broke down to a science" on Rod Strickland!!!🏀💪
violently turns his hips... lol.
Attention to detail, Kawhi this year!
you are amazing
Gilbert arenas attention to detail
Players should strip the ball when he hops
ight simple its kinda risky tho cuz theres a high chance u can reach in foul
I had a bad day today on the basketball court and I hated it because its on a day where a lot of people show up and that's where I feel like I should be playing my best so I can get picked up and play basketball and get better...unfortunately I could hardly do that today because it's like I was being coached by a bad coach...and I also felt like trash because I was missing my shots and couldn't even get pass my defenders...my handles, shot, and finishing were ass today...my defense was good today tho😂
Leo_Cerberus practice till you cant miss
@@alejandroromero6464 yea i think that what it is honestly because my senior year i was practicing my shot everyday then one day it just clicked, never missed a shot or contested shot ever but by that time THE SEASON ENDED
Leo_Cerberus hey man everyone has ups and downs. You'll come back stronger :)
Just make sure you ball out next game. Learn what you did wrong and correct it. Focus on the fundamentals. grab a rebound, set a good pick, cut and etc. Little things like that lead to a W
@@jimmytnmz6045 it was just a 4v4 lmao im only 5'7 nigga😂
How do players like Kemba and Kyrie dribble with their knees so close to the ground and in all kinds of weird angles... kinda freaky.
bro kemba foot look like it broke
Harden?
Isn't it traveling if he jumps off 2 feet?I mean I know the NBA overlooks a ton of shit but how is this not the same as stop shoot?Its the same thing, planting 2 feet on the ground from a jump, it should be a travel.I don't think im missing something.
Kemba > Kyrie.
Kemba took the hornets to the playoffs without much help.
Shofiqul Alom respect your opinion but Kemba is like a mini Kyrie (not as good but still very good)
Shofiqul Alom I made a Kemba Walker Mix and would really appreciate it if you can take a look at it
@@Switcheroo1 Kyrie hasn't scored 60
@@Switcheroo1 Don't disrespect Kemba like that.
juan cortes ehhh if we being real kemba is better now cuz kyrie consistently injured.
Carmelo Anthony vs Paul pierce
🐐
Please and thanks☝
SnatchBack Kemba