2 Types Of Basketball Players (Improve Your Basketball IQ)
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- When playing offball you should ALWAYS point to the wide open man. This helps the player with the ball make the right decision. And this helps you become a better passer.
Thinking from other player's point of view WILL deepen your understanding of the game.
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“Not open yet asks for the ball”, needless to say but this type of player has been spotted in many different types of sports 🏀 🏈🏒 🏉 ⚽️ 🤣🤣
Or how bout not open yet still get passed the ball.
@@rezzbuilds8343 😅🤣 that is even worse 😑
That's me bro, but i want to get better playing basketball so i will change
@@josejose23248 I think you will be able to change and get better because you are able to see that you do it. They always say the first step in solving a problem is admitting there’s a problem and you man just did that. I think you’ll be alright because you are willing to learn, I wish you the best bruh, keep the hustle.
what about sniping?
1:50 Klay, Kd, and Curry pull the Spiderman Multiverse meme🤣
Why is Klay pointing to Steph tho haha
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Bruhh
I disagree with this video. Some players that called for the ball were really another option and making the ball handler aware by giving him a target. Simply putting your hands up also can make the defense shift to the player, making another player open.
Thanks for the reply. They for sure were options. But in both situations there were better passing options.
Good point that putting your hands up can make other players open. But as the defender commits to you then you should start pointing to your teammate if he is a better option.
There are both pros and cons to pointing out the open man. As a compromise a player could use more subtle body language, such as pointing with head and eye movement. Personally I'd say this would also build more trust and chemistry among teammates. But it would be interesting to see statistics if such tactics are more beneficial, or detrimental.
It's not simply putting their hands up....they are taking away from the better option and also behind the play. Shows possible selfishness
The vid did simply show a player running the gast break incorrectly.....
In total to me this vid is about Not having simple knowledge and thinking ahead
I'll drop 30 on you bruh. Who the hell you talking to?
@@CJ-zp7qj on his head😭
Phenomenal breakdown. One of the biggest things I hate is selfish players. They destroy the whole team.
This is hands down the best short video for young basketball players. For real man incredibly simple and solid.
May you please do one on the eurostep? Your channel is great by the way.
Thanks, a breakdown of the Euro will drop in December!
@@CoachFrikki Thank you
This content is good for the game. Very basic stuff here, but it’s fundamental and will overall help us create generations of smarter hoopers by improving the overall quality of both pickup and organized hoop.
Young hoopers: notice most of these “points” come after coming into contact with a defender. Typically from a screen/pick. Setting a screen and knowing how it will impact the other guys on the floor is important.
This is exactly what I did during my playing days. Setting up back screens etc and pointing to the open man when they commit hard double and they didn't recover and retate fast enough.
Im new to basketball, can you explain the terms back screen, committing hard double, and retate? Im assuming retate is a typo but i might be wrong lol
@@LanceWillMakeIt A defensive rotation in basketball is when a team switches defensive assignments in a single play. This means if a player has to guard a different player on a possession, then the entire team might have to switch and guard different players as well (this is called rotating by the way)
@@LanceWillMakeIt And a back screen is where the screener remains motionless on the court while the cutter toward the basket and attempts to use the screener to separate himself from his defender
@@BellinghamsLeftEyeLid thanks, appreciate it lots
I love pointing to the open man!
Great video! Don’t stop the grind.
Haha - the grind will never stop!
Love that you have not so frequent or rare videos that stay up in quality. Good stuff 💯
thank you for helping me improve my basketball IQ a little more always tryna learn more about the game!🏀
Coach I notice that I pass more during the game and rarely play because either i always feed the selfish players by giving them the ball all the time or because I'm scared that the selfish players will scold me for not making the shot. So should I play more?
I read a quote that said "sometimes playing selfish helps u improve" is that true?
@@Danny-or4gw Good shots are good shots. Bad shots are bad shots. Learn about shot selection and make your own judgement (rather than simply doing as the bullies tell you to). If you are getting quality shots (shots that you practice a lot on your own) and making them at a good rate (making 50% of your 2pt finishes and 33% of your 3 pointers) then keep shooting. If you're getting tough contested shots and/or miss 2-3 in a row, then you need to chill and make some adjustments.
I was in basically the same situation as you. What I did was find that middle ground between shooting myself and passing to the selfish players. I got REALLY good at driving and passing out of those drives. Drive past your defender and rack up assists to your teammates. That way you are challenging yourself, improving your quickness/handles/court-vision while keeping your teammates happy, it's a Win/Win situation - no player is gonna scold you for consistently creating open shots for them.
But at some point you're gonna have to become a 3point and finishing threat to open up those drives and passes. Best way to work on that would be to play a ton of 1v1 vs good defenders. Best thing about 1v1 being that there are no teammates shitting on you when you make mistakes.
"Sometimes playing selfish helps u improve". If being selfish is out of your comfort zone then that will definitely expand your game and you'll learn things about your game and your self by doing so. But don't take it too literally. Always look for a high quality shot whether it's you or your teammate who's getting it.
Also you can answer every basketball tips questions by simply getting better. If you start training/playing/lifting/studying for hours every day you will improve very fast and most of your problems will disappear. Those selfish players won't say shit to you when you become better than them and can destroy them 1v1.
@@CoachFrikki thanks! But I notice that I'm good in 1v1 bcoz I don't have to worry about teammates shitting on me all the time
one thing you can do is make good passes to the selfish players when there is an actual opportunity for them to score. if you pass to them just to pass to them, they won't appreciate you. next, find your own openings. if you show that you can score, your teammates may look to pass to you more. run a lot, find openings in defenses, run on fast breaks, etc. this will help a lot in showing that you can play ball rather than just passing to pass. finally, if your teammates are really just that selfish, either find new teammates or improve yourself, dont worry about other people. - my 2 cents
danny you should try faking the pass to selfish players to make the defense react. that should open the lane for you to drive and become the selfish player, but only finish if you have a good look. if the defense collapses on you, that's the time to look for an open teammate 😉
Great video 💯💯💯
Thanks as always 😍
Calling for the ball by putting your hand up and setting up to receive the pass......is a GREAT tactic to decoy and freeze defensive shifts.
Those players know that and probably saw their fellow teammates setting up passing lanes infront of them.
Theres many ways to be INVOLVED and EFFECTIVE when not having the ball or in the transition of play!
This is just exactly what I did on the court. Pointing at everyone else. How high basketball IQ I am!
LMAO
He ask for the ball when he was alone for make a triple.
but the one who really had 100 iq was the guy who passed the ball everyone is covering the guy in the middle so pass the other player alone in the corner was a very good option.
This is crazy I just finished up my college career and i did this all the time because it just always made sense i never thought it made me high iq I just thought it was the obvious thing to do
0:45 kick out for 3 is a good play too, depending how good a 3pt shooter they are. #13 is sucking 3 defenders into the paint, a quick pass and he would have a wide open 3. Even if the left side defender closes out on him, he could make the extra pass to the guy in the left corner
I was about to say, I know my basketball knowledge isn’t in chris paul or lebron levels but 10 and 24 were open as FUCK, but getting the ball closest to the basket is better I guess
I do this every game I just hate having selfish players cuz they always think nobody can stop them
Go at them on defense in practice and make every possession for them miserable. I Remember my senior year in high school had a couple kids from township schools come play with our private school program and they thought they were gonna come in and just score and be stars. I shut that shit down quick. Moral of the story they didn’t win a single open gym game or tryout scrimmage yet they were the most talented scorers on our squad. I may have gotten on a couple peoples bad side in the moment but they learned to respect me and what I bring to the game.
Thanks! Much needed topic for all the ballers out there!
Really good stuff. Youve just earn a subscriber.
More people need to watch this. Facts.
0:42, the one asking the ball was wide open too (more open than the guy under the hoop), so if he’s a good shooter, it’ll be the best option, won’t it??
Layup is always better than a 3.
@@CoachFrikki but the first play you showed was a three point. Instead of trying for a layup. Maybe all 5 players should run in a circle and point to the open man to shoot the ball. That would be awesome you should be the first one to run this offense.
This gave me hope ,I have done 70%of that before I watched this
Great advice will do
This helps alot.
Thanks:)
Imagine just playing high school basketball then one day you just saw yourself being used as an example for a low IQ player in youtube. 😭
The 1st player is in the league now. 2nd player might make the league too.
This is good mindset and coaching
Good advice coach.
Great video - watching from Guadeloupe
Great video. I hate playing with those low iq selfish players
Especially at the park. It feels like the effort I put in for setting screens and being at the right position is useless when everyone else is just standing and watching the ball. Very frustrating.
@@jetmirlekiqi7963 there is a lot of selfish people at parks and I hate it
@@Danny-or4gw Most of those people just don't understand how basketball is supposed to be played, they only see highlights from nba stars. I try to avoid parks and go to gyms instead since its less frequent there
Sorry man i am that type of guy i see highlights of iverson and think i am the one haahhaha
@D G that's a great way to get in fights or shot.
Great video
Never knew this. Thanks for telling me this cool trick.
That GS team 3 of the best shooters on the planet who were willing to pass!
Great GREAT VIDEO. Many of these I was like..YUP!. I will say this, the one at 00:41 depending on whether he is hot or cold #10 would be open for an unguarded 3.
I love this video 💯
Nice break down
This help lot i didnt know pointing to your team mate can help lot
Good video bro
Great Video 👍
Very interesting observation
Thanks bro I will use this
So a defender with a high IQ only needs to look for giant arms waving in the air, sounds good!
"This video is all wrong. Play like I do." - Russell Westbrick
LOVE TO SEE IT
So many people need to see this 😂😂😂
Thank you for the tip♥️❤️
Love this
First time ever seeing this video .. I was laughing at the the warriors one … this is so true … nothing is more irritating to me then when you’re a pure shooter in you’re open but no one pass you the ball it’s a lot of selfish people that no nothing about the game basketball can be a very easy game if everybody knew how to get easy points
That’s a very broad take. I wouldn’t say selfish people don’t know anything about basketball, though I would say they do understand it just choose to play selfishly. Or on the other hand they don’t understand basketball and just innately have bad IQ.
More high IQ Opponent: thx for the help of pointing at open players
That's definetly me when i tried bbasketball for the first time.
The 2k community needs to watch this
yet the latter is in the team, amazing
The off ball screen is maybe the most underrated thing in basketball. It’s so useful and defenses hate it 😂
Especially when they’re not expecting it and end up running into a brick wall lol
Thnx for information
This video is very true since most players of my team are of the low Iq
This also happens in football (soccer), but since the pace is much slower and the field much bigger, the teams have to keep possession long enough so the players off the ball can find/create spaces for their team to take advantage of (sometimes those spaces are traps😅)
For sure. Soccer has so many different 2v1 situations all the time. Ask for the ball when you're the most open. Point to your teammate when he is more open.
So many concepts that apply to both soccer and hoops. Gonna make a video on it one day.
@@CoachFrikki if you're gonna do a video like this for soccer, you might want to add some other aspects, like passing to open man (mid - far range) and creating open space. Chemistry factor would also need to be included. Just my2cents really
Enjoy the first clip video n breakdowns however nothing wrong with asking for transition 3 when the defense runs back to beat you before you hit the other end of the court. Warriors did a play just like this weeks ago and hit the game winner because Eveyrone was looking at the man in the corner
Every situation is different. Ask for the ball when you're the most open. Point to your teammate every time he is more open. That's what the smartest players do.
This should be the intro to NBA2K.
I just realized how I scored more when I'm pointing a teammate telling the ball handler to pass it to him instead of me but they end up passing it to me, cause defenders think they'll pass it to my teammate.
0:45 ok this was a bad example bruh all of them were open
They were all open, but an open layup/dunk is better than a 3.
@@CoachFrikki not nowadays doe. the guy in the paint had like 3 dudes on him his shot wasnt a guarantee i might give it to the wide open 3 if i know he makes his shots in practice
Team players come a dime a dozen.. You need to shine as much as possible
Naming that high iq is funny
The worst teammates are one who need the ball.
I don t see the problem with the players asking the ball beign wide open... In the first clip you label a guy as low iq when he has a guy watching on him and the transition playmaker ,pass the ball to a 3pt shoot not a 2pt easy lay up..how is that a high iq play?i don t get it.. Every coach will tell you that they should have finished the attack close to the rim because its the safer choise to score points! On top of that they had a 3 to 1 advantage in the attack..
It’s high IQ because that was literally the best option they had. He could’ve passed to the paint but two defenders were already closing out. As well as the left wing, he could’ve gotten the ball but #0 on defense was there not to mention another guy coming from the backcourt to close out. It’s high IQ because he knew what was going to happen before it did… he’s not just thinking on the fly.
We need to show this video for the people who play nba 2k
Wow never knew ian clark was so smart
So the first play, a 3 on 1 fast break should end with an open 3 point shot?
Right on.....!
Unselfish playsss💯👍👌
Playing without the ball is how you grow up learning basketball then I hear that the greatest player of this era can't play without the ball definitely not goat like
when Ben Simmons on three point line
Truth is that in the last play Klay, Kd, and Curry are not helping Boogie cause they're all pointing at different directions... Also asking for the ball when not open is not necessarily a bad thing if you are MJ, Shaq, Giannis, Kobe, etc...
Antonio Daniel’s “weak side”
First vid.. He didn't have low i.q. he needed to be there to give space for his team mate... he played bluff to attrack defense..
lol wow look at that last play they’re literally all legends thank you for taking time to make this video! now let’s make a video on why the nets win a chip this season 😈 !!
THAT'S ME EHEHE "HIGH IQ" 💪
I don't know. If a player is open and doesn't get the ball, I don't think it's low IQ to call for the ball. Obviously, it's great to point to the open players when guarded if the ball handler doesn't see them. But there are times where it helps the defense if the ball handler can't make the pass right away. Might be better to come up with short code to throw 1 finger in the air for near corner is open 2 for opposite corner and 3 and 4 for the wings and 5 for up top and 100 for open plays or mismatches at the rim. Or even just yell the name of the player that is open
Sometimes it’s a diversion ✌🏻
I don’t like how they used selfish and unselfish when describing the players in the video. They obviously just didn’t see or think about how their teammate is open. That doesn’t mean they are selfish - lacking consideration for others; concerned chiefly with one own desired. Claiming they are selfish implies something that isn’t necessarily true given the context of 1 fast break play. Low IQ sure, but most likely not selfish. I genuinely learned something from this video though.
Yeah agreed, I'd use less harsh words and use better video examples if I was making this video again today.
If you want to give credit to the player that has a little bit more court awareness or understanding of the situation, great. You can say they have a higher IQ but that doesn't mean the other player you are trying to point out is selfish or has a low IQ. There so many variables and different scenarios. There nothing wrong with letting your teammate know where you are on the court as an option. No different than telling the guard that you are trailing the play because he can't see behind him. Which tells him he has another option if he doesn't see anything else.
In general you're right. But in the 1st clip it doesn't make any sense to ask for the ball. His teammates have a 3v1 situation while he's way behind in the backcourt.
you can see a lot of this plays with seth curry. at least his shooting makes up for it
Yes
W post
Idk why I got recommended this but the play at 0:40 is 100% the wrong play that ended up working due to bad defense. Defender went for steal on the pass and gave up the lane. Ball should have went to 10 then kicked to corner if the defense closed in. Or if the defender played the pass to 13 correctly then it would have been a kick out to 10 with the corner still open if need be. In the NBA 9 times out of 10 this play ends with a 3 being taken. The other 1 is if number 3 on defense played the fast break correctly and cut off the passing lane around the top of the key and didn't quadruple team the ball handler. Just a clip of bad defense, not of selfish play.
Tl;Dw : Point your open teammates and you have high IQ
i'm just gonna start pointing the whole entire game lol
I wouldn't call him selfish or low IQ, he didn't have the angle. He's simply identifying himself as a target to the ball handler. Now Carmelo would've been upset for not getting the ball, even after his team scored - this should be considered selfish.
I use Westbrook IQ as the baseline at the bottom
I would add don't clap your hands to get the passer's attention - its annoying, disrespecful and selfish.
Great point. Don't clap, call for the ball, make high pitch sounds or (the worst) scream the ball handler's name.
Put your hands up if you're the most open guy on the floor. Point to someone else if he's more open than you.
But other than that shut up and let the ball handler make the right decision!
I do it all of the time
facts
This works for most sports btw
Ahhh that's why they are called POINT guards.
I disagree with the first play mate, a fast break situation where everybody is looking for the man handling the ball and not trying to put a set defense. I'm pretty sure the guy asked for the ball because he has clearer view of the whole court rather than just going in to the rim because of a fast break.
Lbj draymond green be like 💪💪
Omg i actually points to open teamates all the time
Never knew its just me thing
I tot its normal
My g the guy in the first clip was a trailer. That’s their offense…
You're not running your offense when you get a 3v1 break.
I can play but have no idea about whats happening in the court
You should send this to Ronnie 2K and tell him we need this in 2k23