As an old has been I will just ask the young people today, is there a limit to how many steps should be allowed while the ball hangs? I mean is any number of steps ok now on the hang? double, triple, quadruple step backs. Double euros, etc. It has to end at some point?
The rules says that steps would count after you picked it up with two hands, so you can take unlimited number of steps, and then gather or dribble again, as long as you don't carry the ball
The rule makes sense because if you're heading downhill full speed, you're going to take more steps between dribbles. If you. The only difference is you're slowing that process down. Instead of 3 steps between a dribble on the fast break, you're taking 1 step in that half second it's hanging. I used to not like it, but I get it
Man I been playing basketball for 40 years and got back into playing pick up games again and some of the stuff now days I been looking at. That is traveling. This and the drop back step that I now learned Harden started. Jeez the NBA just keeps relaxing the rules (they call it the zero step now). They want to see points on the board and they keep giving the offense more tools over the defense. I always had great defense and with these moves that are allowed it really makes it tough to guard. There have been crafty players for ever and now this is just figured out. I also have to say Jordan traveled all the time and maybe came from him. I do know, everyone thinks they are 3 point shooters anymore and as I drive to the basket no one follows for a pass cutting to the lane for a pass or if I pull up for a shot to rebound, they all move to the perimeter to shoot the long ball. I guess everyone from Bob Cousy generation thought everyone in the 80’s was carrying the ball. So the game changes. One final one I can not stand is the push off on people backs on rebounds. I will call that one every time. I get great block out position and a long rebound and people now will push you in the lower middle back.
Bro why does everyone show going left like that's pretty easy and it's much harder to go right especially if your left foot is infront and you gotta stepback and get it behind your right foot
Why do UA-camrs teach moves that are only legal in the NBA. In almost every level of the game, if you gather the ball with your foot planted, that foot is your pivot foot.
This is known as traveling at every level of basketball except the nba. To not be traveling, one can land on both feet (a jump stop) and shoot, but not on stuttered feet. Or, even better, you could teach how to take that back or side step with a turn dribble.
@@that1guy186 He picks the ball up only AFTER that first step you're talking about. For example, it would be perfectly legal for him to take that first step and then continue dribbling as he has not picked up the ball. Using that logic, he only takes 2 steps after actually discontinuing his dribble, therefore it's not a travel and a legal move
no it's defintely not. when he gathered the ball after the dribble thru his legs, that's where the counting begins. so he first moved the right foot to the left, then the left foot to the left, lastly the right foot to the left again. I think the last step is a gathered step. It's allowed by some officials especially in the NBA and NCAA. In street league, depends in the ref though.
@J King thats why, there arent too many guys who can do that in nba! Conditioning, practice and iq(mentality). When you improve mostly in these areas, you re gonna be able to do it. Its not hard! Just hard work
You explained the footwork perfectly, thank you!
I'm 40 yrs old and I still love watching your video
Thank you, I find time to practice your tutorials in your videos in the court.
i like your style coach thank you for doing that !
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I learned a lot again from your video :)
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Thanks for the tutorial sir
Great whole part whole..Great skill and repeatability..You got game
Nice move. I'll try it with my counter. Thanks a lot.
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Nice shoot🏀
Travelling all day everyday
I'm 42 yrs old. I can understand the mechanism of the side stem. thanks a lot.
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I need to add this to my Arsenal bro. But such a tough shot
Superb
90% of my game when I played. Great drill.
Im struggling with it but i just gotta spend more time with it
Nice coaching
Woahi have never done a side step only step backs. I'm excited to do this 🙃
amazing vids, can you talk about how you use your breathing during the moves?
More ball handling drills
As an old has been I will just ask the young people today, is there a limit to how many steps should be allowed while the ball hangs? I mean is any number of steps ok now on the hang? double, triple, quadruple step backs. Double euros, etc. It has to end at some point?
The rules says that steps would count after you picked it up with two hands, so you can take unlimited number of steps, and then gather or dribble again, as long as you don't carry the ball
The rule makes sense because if you're heading downhill full speed, you're going to take more steps between dribbles. If you. The only difference is you're slowing that process down. Instead of 3 steps between a dribble on the fast break, you're taking 1 step in that half second it's hanging. I used to not like it, but I get it
Could it be more useful if you mix the side step with the double step back of james harden???
You can’t
@@G-Loud you tweakin, 4sho you can do if james harden does it then ...🤚
If I could’ve done this in the 80s I would’ve had 40 every game!!
What about side step to the other side. It feels awkward going the other way
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Always left side step. How about rigth side
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Work on some counter coach
What I having problems is the breathing.
Video needs more lighting. Great content though.
These moves are encouraging to travel.
Is it legal?!
Can`t do that in Europe DJ. Travelling That´s why the USA can´t real odl ball
Thanks James Harden you made it legal!!!
Facts big as travel every shot
Man I been playing basketball for 40 years and got back into playing pick up games again and some of the stuff now days I been looking at. That is traveling. This and the drop back step that I now learned Harden started.
Jeez the NBA just keeps relaxing the rules (they call it the zero step now).
They want to see points on the board and they keep giving the offense more tools over the defense. I always had great defense and with these moves that are allowed it really makes it tough to guard. There have been crafty players for ever and now this is just figured out. I also have to say Jordan traveled all the time and maybe came from him.
I do know, everyone thinks they are 3 point shooters anymore and as I drive to the basket no one follows for a pass cutting to the lane for a pass or if I pull up for a shot to rebound, they all move to the perimeter to shoot the long ball.
I guess everyone from Bob Cousy generation thought everyone in the 80’s was carrying the ball. So the game changes.
One final one I can not stand is the push off on people backs on rebounds. I will call that one every time. I get great block out position and a long rebound and people now will push you in the lower middle back.
same thought when watching the video. he takes one step and a hop, so three contacts. im in my 40ies . crazy how the rules ve been watered down.
I am doing this a lot in games but still thinking it’s a travel
the camera is too shaky
This is great, but my goodness this looks like a travel at full speed. HS refs will call this a travel at least half the time.
More than half..I don’t train euros cuz high school refs miscall it!
Bro why does everyone show going left like that's pretty easy and it's much harder to go right especially if your left foot is infront and you gotta stepback and get it behind your right foot
The ball must float until the side step is completed. If you pick the ball up before you side step, it’s travel period
How come he aint in the NBA.
Age comes with maturity
@@Worshiplabs altitude sickness -- sick of not getting to the rim
Nice one. But hard to tell if it could be travel
Besides, Isn't there a traveling for the europeans, coach?
Your intrusive wipping looks like nervous tic
Sorry Can´t play old school ball. Tighten that up a bit
Why do UA-camrs teach moves that are only legal in the NBA. In almost every level of the game, if you gather the ball with your foot planted, that foot is your pivot foot.
Ahhh the old jump while you have picked up your dribble then take three steps drill.
This is known as traveling at every level of basketball except the nba. To not be traveling, one can land on both feet (a jump stop) and shoot, but not on stuttered feet. Or, even better, you could teach how to take that back or side step with a turn dribble.
You're totally right
And That’s Exactly Why That Wanna Be Step Back Move Is Trash 🗑 I HATE IT WIT A PASSION Lol
It's not a travel. From the moment he picks the ball up he goes 1-2. Dribble is still alive before the last 2 steps. Read a rulebook
@@niels9472 Travel Travel Travel Thats 3 Travels, You Know Like When He Take 3 Steps AFTER He Stops His Dribble.
@@that1guy186 He picks the ball up only AFTER that first step you're talking about. For example, it would be perfectly legal for him to take that first step and then continue dribbling as he has not picked up the ball. Using that logic, he only takes 2 steps after actually discontinuing his dribble, therefore it's not a travel and a legal move
Seems like a 3-step travel
When you’re gathering the ball that step doesn’t count towards your two steps.
@@dostufph makes no sense at all.
That's traveling.. Pivot is picked up and placed down before release of the ball
That’s A Travel All Day Long
No, he picks up the ball with first step, after pick up you have 2 more steps. Legal.
No it’s not
@@Drippy_JDj Yes It Is
no it's defintely not. when he gathered the ball after the dribble thru his legs, that's where the counting begins. so he first moved the right foot to the left, then the left foot to the left, lastly the right foot to the left again.
I think the last step is a gathered step. It's allowed by some officials especially in the NBA and NCAA. In street league, depends in the ref though.
Watch the feet. It's 3 steps
Old school basketball considers this a travel all day.. no such thing as gather..
Travel
That Move Is Trash 🗑
You just mad you can’t fucking do it
@@jb8785 🤣🤣😭
@J King thats why, there arent too many guys who can do that in nba!
Conditioning, practice and iq(mentality).
When you improve mostly in these areas, you re gonna be able to do it.
Its not hard!
Just hard work
Perfect fit for NBA games, and those refs don't give a xxxx about traveling.
Travel