Mj did something different His dribble step is right hand with right foot Pivots off of left (1 step) And shoots off of his right leg only (2 step) Sometimes he shoots off of both feet after pivoting but idk if that traveling
If you are teaching this to high school players than you need to brush up on National Federation of High School rules. You cannot complete a spin move without passing or shooting before your pivot foot strikes the floor a second time.
@@MrRacecar20 This is the horror as an official every season when I have to make this call and watch a player have a meltdown on the court because his/her coach won't explain to them that this move is illegal when done that way.
Then the rules are out of date. Because this move is used nearly universally and is a lot less of a travel than the weirdo double step back moves which are actually clearly travels.
Structured, clear explanation of a very complex move. Thank you.
DJ Sackmann is so obsessed with footwork that he keeps working on his footwork while talking :)
I watched this video 5 times, still couldn't tell the difference between two types of spinning
Good explanation, thank you!
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The more you know about the unuances of motions , it can help you as a good defender by reading the next step of offender
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Mj did something different
His dribble step is right hand with right foot
Pivots off of left (1 step)
And shoots off of his right leg only (2 step)
Sometimes he shoots off of both feet after pivoting but idk if that traveling
No tony parker spin?
First comment DJ sackman hope I'll see and react on it
If you are teaching this to high school players than you need to brush up on National Federation of High School rules. You cannot complete a spin move without passing or shooting before your pivot foot strikes the floor a second time.
Yes I was thinking this was traveling too. He spins with pivot foot, lifts pivot foot, and then touches floor with pivot foot again.
@@MrRacecar20 This is the horror as an official every season when I have to make this call and watch a player have a meltdown on the court because his/her coach won't explain to them that this move is illegal when done that way.
Then the rules are out of date. Because this move is used nearly universally and is a lot less of a travel than the weirdo double step back moves which are actually clearly travels.
You are trying to tell me that you have to jump off one when Finishing or that you have to do the other option?
NBA Legal spin but I think travel to Fiba rules.