NBA Rulebook Rule no.10, Section xiii, h. Upon ending his dribble or gaining control of the ball, a player may not touch the floor consecutively with the same foot (hop).
That’s why you land on two feet not one I used this move from anywhere on the court in High school but certain refs watch you so hard you beater land clean two feet and not the 1-2 they gone call it
We already had it planned to do the pro hop today in out in the paint training session and then y'all post this!! Thank you, definitely incorporating this today!!
100%. Pro hops need to be landed by both feet at the same time, or it will count as multiple steps. Also this doesn't establish a pivot foot and leaves you more options.
its the case when u do a jump stop right after your initial dribble. landing on both feet at the same time give you the option to chose a pivot. In case you took one step, before the jump stop. the jumpstop counts as 2nd step which means u can’t take a pivot
So if I’m about to shoot a jump shot I jump & land before releasing da ball that isn’t travel because that’s basically what he’s doing which would be traveling
If the ref sees you gather before the hop then he should call it. If you can hop just before the gather then you're good. They really shouldn't call anything unless it's really obvious. Just land on both feet or the opposite foot and you'll be Gucci everytime.
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Dang need understand difference in stopping on two which is a proper jump stop. Versus jumping or hoping which is a travel. When I do it. I am stopping on two feet than power jump for a dunk or lay up. There is no hoping or jumping period. That's traveling
agree, some will, some won't, but strictly by the rules it's a walk: landing on same foot one jumped off. Or perhaps they changed the rules? I thought for the pro-hop most players land both feet together, then players have more options in terms of pivoting, up-n under, reverse pivot, Rondo, etc...
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NBA Rulebook
Rule no.10, Section xiii, h.
Upon ending his dribble or gaining control of the ball, a player may not touch the floor consecutively with the same foot (hop).
yeah it's a travel
That’s why you land on two feet not one I used this move from anywhere on the court in High school but certain refs watch you so hard you beater land clean two feet and not the 1-2 they gone call it
@@scwitit3g4l30 yea I used to abuse this move till they started calling me for travel. I was getting mad buckets with that 🤣
I love your guides. They are always short and helpful
We already had it planned to do the pro hop today in out in the paint training session and then y'all post this!! Thank you, definitely incorporating this today!!
Wouldn't you want to land with both feet simultaneously?
100%. Pro hops need to be landed by both feet at the same time, or it will count as multiple steps. Also this doesn't establish a pivot foot and leaves you more options.
Exactly you have to land 2 feet and go str8 up no hesitation or nun….. this move I mastered so well you can do it anywhere on the court
its the case when u do a jump stop right after your initial dribble. landing on both feet at the same time give you the option to chose a pivot. In case you took one step, before the jump stop. the jumpstop counts as 2nd step which means u can’t take a pivot
The last one is definitely getting called travelling.
You can’t pickup your dribble on a foot and land first on the same foot.
I’ve always had trouble on this I’m only able to do it sometimes
It's really hard to land for me to land on my correct foot and go back up I'm 6'3 205 idk why
So if I’m about to shoot a jump shot I jump & land before releasing da ball that isn’t travel because that’s basically what he’s doing which would be traveling
If the ref sees you gather before the hop then he should call it. If you can hop just before the gather then you're good. They really shouldn't call anything unless it's really obvious. Just land on both feet or the opposite foot and you'll be Gucci everytime.
I think your video is more more best video contents about coaching basketball at youtube. I always see your motion and try to do like your motion. Thank you for your uploading. from Korea
Challenging, will try this.
loved it
like your going to shoot. but instead if you land without the ball leaving your hands it is also considered traveling
its a travel to jump off and land on the same foot
It is traveling period to hop or jump to back down with ball. Called up and down
Not if he is gathering the ball
Same foot travel violation
How a coach dont even know the rule
THATS TRAVEL IN FIBA RULES. LIKE A YOGA STEP.
Yugo :) and it s not if you step very fast. It s not noticeable
Dang need understand difference in stopping on two which is a proper jump stop. Versus jumping or hoping which is a travel. When I do it. I am stopping on two feet than power jump for a dunk or lay up. There is no hoping or jumping period. That's traveling
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idk. refs are gonna call same-foot travel on this
agree, some will, some won't, but strictly by the rules it's a walk: landing on same foot one jumped off. Or perhaps they changed the rules?
I thought for the pro-hop most players land both feet together, then players have more options in terms of pivoting, up-n under, reverse pivot, Rondo, etc...
Just land on 2 feet and you'll be fine
Land on both feet for safety
Yep got called for that...you cannot take off with same foot and land with same foot...travel...
If it was as before, it would definitely be called. But now with step zero, already clean. Crazy but rules have really changed.
Lifting last L/R leg and lending on the same leg is travel.
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is that a travel?
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travel
No gather, no travel.
Looks like a walk under FIBA rules, I teach a jump stop.
Nah, fiba has since recognized step zero so this is already clean nowadays. You’re welcome.
Why inside hand finish? Looks harder than it needs to be.
Cuz it will be easier when u use the other hand?
I think inside hand finish helps protect the ball better with your body against the defender rather than the normal finish
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Pro travel.
Good move at the park but a travel when you’re playing with refs.
Those aren’t refs then.
No serious ref is going to call this.
I think this trainer is good but in this case, he's teaching an illegal move.
Travel
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lol is this video just one giant travel
Travel 👎🏾
This is a travel
like your going to shoot. but instead if you land without the ball leaving your hands it is also considered traveling
Travel
Travel