Mental Training for Athletes: Become a KILLER on the Court

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  • @traceyhopkins3698
    @traceyhopkins3698 4 роки тому +382

    I have a deep respect for people like this guy! You can tell that hes truly passionate about what he does because he does the homework. Hes digging, researching, studying and articulating with such eloquence that ONLY a person with clean, clear and deliberate motives can do. Thank you!

    • @SY11z
      @SY11z Рік тому

      suck ur mum

  • @krishbhatia8343
    @krishbhatia8343 4 роки тому +162

    This is so true my bounce when just playing defense is much higher than if someone asks me “jump as hogh as u can”

    • @orendavidson9343
      @orendavidson9343 Рік тому +4

      So fax. When I try to do a max jump I just think bout blocking a shot.

    • @pianoman5781
      @pianoman5781 День тому

      Yesss! Im jumping MUCH higher going subconciously for a rebound than trying to dunk. Also Im way faster chasing after a ball than trying to Run a 100m Sprint

  • @blessedcroatian6010
    @blessedcroatian6010 4 роки тому +138

    The Best Basketball video/tutorial/tip/trick I have Ever seen on UA-cam, NO CAP

    • @K2slimm3
      @K2slimm3 3 роки тому +11

      I really love this video because I struggle with self one some times and not being brave with my shot

    • @flavercsgo6120
      @flavercsgo6120 2 роки тому +1

      facts! im watching this video every once in a while

    • @ezebo9
      @ezebo9 2 роки тому +1

      I love this cause I can apply this to ANYTHING, basketball is just a great analogy for this self 1 vs self 2.

    • @thechimpmonkey7786
      @thechimpmonkey7786 2 роки тому

      go watch deepgame

    • @VladimirElliot
      @VladimirElliot 2 роки тому

      @@thechimpmonkey7786 Fraud

  • @Jcff342d7eay
    @Jcff342d7eay Рік тому +22

    Finally understand why my teammate always answered "I don't know" when I asked him about certain moves he made. He was the best player in our team, and probably always immersed himself in self 2. Thanks for cracking the mystery for me coach!

  • @tristannn3945
    @tristannn3945 2 роки тому +76

    this is facts, i remember being on self 2 only a couple of moments in my life. the first time embraced self 2, my mind is completely off and just let my instincts take control, i dropped 6 threes in the 4th qrt and dropped 33 points the whole game. also hit a game winning layup with my mind completely off, just raw animal instinct. but on most days, i always think and think and results into not a great performance on the court.

  • @roidemon4076
    @roidemon4076 2 роки тому +8

    Overthinking is bad just trust instinct be confident and you will be on the zone. Once your in the zone nobody can stop you

  • @lionellefloch681
    @lionellefloch681 Рік тому +13

    Damn, I remember when I was playing in HS, I was in such a zone, I wouldn't hear the crowd, felt like in a blurry bubble, would do everything by instinct. Was killin it. Now I overthink, lose confidence when I miss a couple shots..Gotta get back to self 2. Thanks a lot

  • @adventconstruct
    @adventconstruct 13 днів тому

    Two theories and\ or avenues of thought that’ve always helped me are: 1) a mindset of relaxed intensity (find my 100% intensity then back off just a little to the highest level of maintainable intensity) 2) the focus that creativity and criticism can’t exist in the same place

  • @savage_rishabh2255
    @savage_rishabh2255 6 місяців тому +4

    I have have the deepest respect for this coach.i thank you for this knowledge from my heart

  • @dn9868
    @dn9868 Рік тому +4

    After watching this video I realized that sometimes when I think about my shot and when I think about my shooting form I miss but when I let my muscle memory do the work I hit almost every shot

  • @impactvolleyball3688
    @impactvolleyball3688 3 роки тому +36

    A thought on your analogy of self one, and self two if you're interested, is the difference between the philosophy of techne and episteme. Episteme is a Greek word used to describe a type of knowledge in an analytical or scientific way. Episteme pretty much means that you understand the theory behind something. Techne is also a Greek word for knowledge, but the meaning is apart from episteme. Techne is a knowledge with wisdom, much like a craftsman or an artist. Techne is an ingrained knowledge that cannot be learned through text or instruction.
    P.S. your podcasts are awesome man. I'm a 44 year old 6'0" dad who's keeping up with players half his age thanks to guys like you.

  • @gike2755
    @gike2755 2 роки тому +1

    Had to come back to this video. This was an amazing rec. Thanks for this! I've never read a sports book that changed my mentality about so many things

  • @hriday7900
    @hriday7900 4 роки тому +6

    This is so relatable,thank you so much this helped a lot.

  • @andrewbristow2817
    @andrewbristow2817 10 місяців тому +1

    To be alive, a billion processes are going right at the right time.
    That profound statement blew my mind. New subscriber!!!

  • @businessman7336
    @businessman7336 6 місяців тому +1

    “Become a killer on the court”. Become a murderer on the ping pong table. Become a SAVAGE on the Pommel Horse.

  • @user-nv2wt4hi8t
    @user-nv2wt4hi8t 2 роки тому +4

    Fantastic mention man and well done speaking on this. In my first 25 years of living I've only now even begun being aware and learning how deep the rabbit hole goes when it comes to not only ingrained subconscious patterns but finally the means to reprogramming them. The amount of times I'd sit there and consciously think 'Hang on, for reasons X, Y and Z I should not be feeling this scared or panicked or worried or nervous' and yet I still would anyway and had no idea how to approach conquering that. It's funny thinking as well because, as a musician, I want to practice all day every day and improve my craft and now thinking about it, there's been so many days where, without realising the ginormous role the subconscious and it's patterns are playing, I'll be feeling so up against it and so defeated for no clear reason and yet other days I'll be feeling in the zone for hours and hours of study with no end in sight.

  • @FutureHoops
    @FutureHoops Рік тому +1

    Genius. I believe you have one of the most underrated podcasts on the internet for how top notch the quality is + information is. Keep it up🔥🔥🔥

  • @zion6079
    @zion6079 3 роки тому +25

    I am a footballer ⚽️ and found this useful thank you

  • @carterwilliams1269
    @carterwilliams1269 4 роки тому +20

    Thank you so much for sharing. Best channel out there!!

  • @jb_kc__
    @jb_kc__ 8 місяців тому +1

    probably the best single video on sports psychology i've ever seen. says everything you need to know in 10 mins. a lot of people try and complicate mental preparation but more complex = more overthinking = self 1

  • @andrewbenincasa4506
    @andrewbenincasa4506 3 роки тому +10

    Best advice I’ve ever seen You should on be self one when you may be practicing and putting in reps so you can be self 2 when it comes game time and you already have it down without thinking about it

  • @noahfultz3575
    @noahfultz3575 Рік тому +3

    I believe this entirely, when I'm not trying I've jumped clear over people without really trying in football but when it comes to basketball and trying and focusing on jumping I'm barely getting high enough to dunk at 6'2

  • @dylangaffney7767
    @dylangaffney7767 3 роки тому

    Great put together video!

  • @Motorirumori
    @Motorirumori 11 місяців тому +1

    WOW, I HAVE NO WORDS ! This is the most interesting worda i have heared!

  • @alvinsam5
    @alvinsam5 Рік тому

    Most underrated video and channel I’ve seen. This deserves more recognition

  • @drpr0
    @drpr0 6 місяців тому

    thanks alot man! this is what I was looking for

  • @mauricecash9092
    @mauricecash9092 Рік тому

    I really like this breakdown. U got a new subscriber my guy 👌🏾

  • @troygrant6552
    @troygrant6552 4 роки тому +4

    Amazing content!

  • @javideas
    @javideas 3 роки тому +22

    “That zen buddhism shit, y’all get in the moment and stay here”
    I wrote down that Michael Jordan quote while watching the last dance because is something that I felt while training and you confirmed it with this video. We can adjust some stuff (in my case, the Homecourt app can tell me about my release angle) but that is self 1 as you call it. When we are going to shoot (or play) we must to enter the zone. I experienced also this with jiujitsu. Nice video

  • @CoachAlejandraAngel
    @CoachAlejandraAngel 3 роки тому +5

    The Zen of Basketball

  • @jeanpierre-louis2450
    @jeanpierre-louis2450 4 роки тому +5

    Complement & Criticize when (& only when) it's neccesary

  • @ryankontoh2842
    @ryankontoh2842 3 роки тому +1

    Amazing, this is so deep.

  • @BallAllDay
    @BallAllDay 3 роки тому +1

    Just what I needed to hear today

  • @seanpowlesland1703
    @seanpowlesland1703 Рік тому +1

    Players being in that self 2 mode is so true. I’ve seen so many interviews with players when breaking down their shot saying they square their shoulders to the basket and jump straight up and down. In actual fact they all have lots of turn and sway.

  • @dejonbrown4598
    @dejonbrown4598 Рік тому

    Thank you 🙏🏾 this helped A lot ‼️

  • @curtishardaway3366
    @curtishardaway3366 Рік тому +1

    Mannnn you nailed this entire video!

  • @Ludvigmalmjohansson
    @Ludvigmalmjohansson Рік тому +2

    Wow this hit me real hard, thanks a lot from a Swedish hooper🙏🏼

  • @dadballers
    @dadballers Рік тому +1

    This is awesome - such a key part of the game

  • @alinde6063
    @alinde6063 3 роки тому +1

    thank you. Thats so great

  • @thelyallking8230
    @thelyallking8230 4 роки тому +2

    Loved this video

  • @MojoFN-s-1509-u-3256-b-1386

    I’ll be playing in a gym by myself (usually LA Fitness) and I’ll play really well, I get picked up, for a game, and as a kid, I get nervous with all those high schoolers and talented players. I start thinking about everything and worry about messing up. Thanks coach just got this book and i’m reading it.

  • @melstampz
    @melstampz Рік тому

    Impressive content. Thank You!

  • @nibretf
    @nibretf 6 місяців тому

    One of the best videos online.

  • @torijamorenopabloemilio4205
    @torijamorenopabloemilio4205 4 роки тому

    Thank you so much for this

  • @gabrielegiudicigg
    @gabrielegiudicigg 3 роки тому

    Great video, thanks

  • @milfordkamara2094
    @milfordkamara2094 3 роки тому +1

    Needed this

  • @lucas.hahn2027
    @lucas.hahn2027 Рік тому +9

    Bro this clarified everything, thank you bro. I’ve always been on self 1, now it’ll finally be my time to take over. 🔥

  • @dantlilly7925
    @dantlilly7925 2 місяці тому

    The trust self is what my trainer says all the time and it works

  • @EddieNightTV
    @EddieNightTV Рік тому +2

    Didn't figure this out until Junior year in college. Wish I would've applied it to my game/training earlier in my career

  • @aidanfuchs6334
    @aidanfuchs6334 3 роки тому +2

    This video is amazing

  • @arashtaghian654
    @arashtaghian654 2 роки тому +3

    Peace and prosperity

  • @7even841
    @7even841 2 роки тому +3

    this is why I started meditating at 14

  • @denverhouston6746
    @denverhouston6746 2 роки тому +3

    Wow, bro you are the truth

  • @prabsharankaknia8479
    @prabsharankaknia8479 3 роки тому +1

    7:05 such wise words🤯

  • @yurrr4338
    @yurrr4338 Рік тому +2

    Bro the part where you brought up about changing your jumpshot every day is so accurate please go into more detail on how to use self two take control because my self 1 is always judging myself and that’s causing me to shoot worse some days. But some days I shoot amazing and I can never miss and I can shoot a division one level and some days I feel like I can’t even outshoot a kindergartener

    • @yurrr4338
      @yurrr4338 Рік тому

      Some days I will be practicing and I can never miss feel like I need a D1 offer right now but then next day I would be like OK yesterday I shot perfect let me do that again and now I can’t shoot like that anymore.

  • @adverseinperpetuity
    @adverseinperpetuity Рік тому

    I can only remember one time I was definitely in Self 2. It was a 5 on 5 game to 12 and I hit 6 threes. The last one was a give and go that was just so in rhythm and everyone was like, this guy just cannot miss. They were right.

  • @johnbellfield12
    @johnbellfield12 4 роки тому +2

    Powerful content 💪🏿💯

  • @Snowolf1535
    @Snowolf1535 Рік тому +1

    i’m mad at myself why i just discovered this channel! damn!

  • @MsVenomenon
    @MsVenomenon 2 роки тому

    thank you

  • @earnigthroughtrading8178
    @earnigthroughtrading8178 2 роки тому +1

    Man.....highly relatable......

  • @Dbodnar34
    @Dbodnar34 4 роки тому +9

    Had to buy the book Paul. This content is best in the business !

  • @cmbbui
    @cmbbui 3 роки тому +1

    Subbed bc of this video this real

  • @JenkzGames
    @JenkzGames 3 роки тому

    This is Gold

  • @dominicrobinson6209
    @dominicrobinson6209 Рік тому

    This is way too relatable

  • @joaocosta1820
    @joaocosta1820 Рік тому +2

    JT gotta try to do that in 8:12 to Steph...AHAHAHA maybe thats the only way he will miss...

  • @chadalferez
    @chadalferez 3 місяці тому +2

    If you'll think you'll miss, You will probably miss.
    the moment you will attempt a shot always think that you'll gonna sink that shot you'll probably have 25 or more points!
    thanks for the trashtalking idea tho😂

  • @solsoul6669
    @solsoul6669 Рік тому

    Crazy I already know most of what he saying, he speaking facts this how you become truly elite self two is how you play basketball

  • @daniell4789
    @daniell4789 3 роки тому

    Oh my fucking God, why did I watch this guy so late. Ey, man props thank you a lot. Last days I became player 1 and first days and in the practice it went well but now I have noooo self confidence what is horrible!! 🤯

  • @youngsuit
    @youngsuit 2 роки тому +2

    The inner game of tennis is a book all athletes should read

  • @Bigbrodonateddollarsthroughsup
    @Bigbrodonateddollarsthroughsup 2 роки тому +1

    Holy shit this is gold

  • @sevenparr2119
    @sevenparr2119 2 роки тому +1

    this was all fcukin facts wow

  • @Tomsjeekabsons
    @Tomsjeekabsons 4 роки тому +25

    okey, I am shooting coach and I have helped players to get their shooting percentage from 30% to 45-50%; pro players; youth etc. :) I teach from a deep practice perspective, there is a book "talent code" and it works! I think biggest problem is that players and COACHES don't know what biomechanics should be for shooting in the first place, but when you give your body correct freedom it will repeat with time same mechanics consistently ... maybe this is the first time I disagree with you? :D :) because in my 5-6 year or work I have experienced real results by teaching
    consciousness over feelings :) of course in games it is more about "self 2" or even 100% "self 2" ... even then I have successful examples of thing about one specific kay while shooting in-game; same about free throw

    • @aldovillavicencio8261
      @aldovillavicencio8261 4 роки тому +3

      Maybe there's a missing key, that conects conscient training with the no thinking shoot in a game

    • @unknownuser5645
      @unknownuser5645 4 роки тому +3

      Of course it is assumed that players have the proper mechanics down first

  • @thefrdz-sc9jl
    @thefrdz-sc9jl 3 місяці тому +1

    Keyword : SELF *2

  • @ItsZeppelinPVP
    @ItsZeppelinPVP 4 роки тому +9

    wouldn’t trying to get yourself in self 2 just put you even more in self 1

    • @travischan3575
      @travischan3575 4 роки тому +3

      Michael Altman my mind has just blown up 🤯

    • @mjgould1192
      @mjgould1192 4 роки тому

      No it depends on how you do it. If you read the inner game of tennis you will understand it's very cheap and short

    • @goofedplaysgames
      @goofedplaysgames 4 роки тому +2

      Checkmate atheists.

  • @rogerkkeelerjr2685
    @rogerkkeelerjr2685 4 роки тому +1

    When is complementing absolutely needed?

  • @panagenesis2695
    @panagenesis2695 Рік тому

    The whole point of any kind of training or practice is to repeat the desired behavior enough times that it becomes autonomic. (i.e. Self-2)

  • @laserglider
    @laserglider 4 роки тому +56

    Does this only apply to skills that you already have? For example do you want to be in a type 1 mindset when learning a skill then once you’re able to start getting reps in you wanna shift to type 2

    • @frilliansu134
      @frilliansu134 4 роки тому +1

      laserglider think so

    • @JuanDiaz-tf4di
      @JuanDiaz-tf4di Рік тому

      you cans still use self 2 to learn

    • @caseypham7975
      @caseypham7975 Рік тому

      You still want to be in the self 2 non judgement zone. Self 1 will cloud your perception of what's really happening because it's being preoccupied of what's "good" or "bad".

  • @deerock3350
    @deerock3350 4 роки тому +11

    In basketball practice I hit all my 3’s and the best shooter on the team but in a real game I make 50% of my shots. I know it’s all in my head need to be more self 2 in a real game. Thanks for the info!

    • @MKMK-hy7xo
      @MKMK-hy7xo 4 роки тому +9

      50 percent is super good lmao

  • @oscarplays6774
    @oscarplays6774 4 роки тому

    Your underrated 🤫

  • @ElLeanBean
    @ElLeanBean 3 роки тому +2

    Bruh the same goes with changing my controls on super smash bro’s bruh

  • @TroyBrownTV
    @TroyBrownTV Рік тому

    You have to be in self one especially while training. If you find your mind drifting into self teo, pull yourself back into self one

  • @maddoxpreder3061
    @maddoxpreder3061 3 роки тому +1

    how do I stay in self 2 or get in it

  • @Alsatrio14
    @Alsatrio14 4 роки тому

    best way to trashtalk 🤣

  • @rickl.a.6414
    @rickl.a.6414 Рік тому +1

    I understand but how do we improve by failing and correcting however you do have to get a feel and adjust your own style to it with that rhythmic flow!
    Once you find a more comfortable form ans adjust that make that you're new killer way ....
    Here is why lonzo ball example one ... tim Tebow there's a reason. Why they tell us to square up face the basket and follow through yes there is a flow about the game and about our shots however you can't Shawn Marion your way through... you gotta practice and make adjust.ents find your balance and or " FORTE" if you may when it comes to shooting that ball or finding a few go to moves or sweets spots you have to practice maybe watch vidéo.... baseball there are reasons why they have ways of doing thibgs
    GUILDELINES

  • @2hurt2healmedia
    @2hurt2healmedia 2 роки тому +1

    Westbrook needs to hear this.

  • @iammjayyyy
    @iammjayyyy Рік тому

    So how do you tap into self 2 and stay in that zone and not go back to self 1?

  • @user-hs1uq5yv3c
    @user-hs1uq5yv3c 3 роки тому +4

    Shit i see... Danny greens stuck in that self one huh

  • @mattfreedom2002
    @mattfreedom2002 4 роки тому +10

    Amaaaaazing video! The question is, when you're learning something new, how much time should you spend correcting technique, and when have you corrected enough to go with the flow and trust your self 2. What could you suggest there? Thanks!

  • @juliusholm4772
    @juliusholm4772 4 роки тому

    Tebowesque

  • @hadenpharr1533
    @hadenpharr1533 4 роки тому +1

    If anyone ask me how I made that or sum or what I use more it would mess me up so bad😂

  • @truittspencer1683
    @truittspencer1683 Рік тому

    Exactly damn lol

  • @JasonTheChosen1
    @JasonTheChosen1 Рік тому

    What is the name of this book so I can buy it

  • @jundercover792
    @jundercover792 2 роки тому +1

    O my god .........it's deep ....I have stop listening to people

  • @tuokaihuang5902
    @tuokaihuang5902 4 роки тому

    damn!u are terrific

  • @Nico2k3_st
    @Nico2k3_st 4 роки тому +3

    is there a way to buy the vertcode not with a credit kard i wanna have it soo damn but can't buy it 'cause with 16 i can't get a credit kart

    • @Nico2k3_st
      @Nico2k3_st 4 роки тому

      i can throw u the money when i got a iban or a accout where i can send it to (where u don't need a credit kart for)

  • @FootballGuidedVisualisation
    @FootballGuidedVisualisation 26 днів тому

    ❤❤

  • @sidaliamieur1807
    @sidaliamieur1807 2 роки тому

    i love you man😊😀😍😍

  • @granbananon1472
    @granbananon1472 Рік тому

    what´s is her book of recomended it?

  • @yummy672
    @yummy672 4 роки тому +3

    I completely agree but this doesn’t work that perfectly with the jump shot, the better shooting mechanics the easier it will be to be consistent

    • @chriscc14
      @chriscc14 3 роки тому +6

      the point is to practice your mechanics so you never have to think about it. if you're thinking about your mechanics in game, most of the time you're going to miss

  • @aidenjanz2690
    @aidenjanz2690 2 роки тому +1

    adderol