@@TylerRelphBasketball Yeah it's impressive how effectively (and fast) she communicates, and also how focused the player is to be able to put it all into action. I liked seeing him improve in just a few reps.
Players get called travel alot cos they pick the ball too early. Those funny compilations of NBA players 'travelling' are mostly just gather steps until they put the other hand on the ball. Before that they can take as many steps as they want with the ball just hanging(hand not under the ball)
When doing the last dribbling crossing, the player need to pounding the ball harder, so that the ball would have more speed floating. Then the side step would be longer to stretch the defender before holding the ball. I guess.
its a teaching technique, also youre not always going to get things right right away, but you can usually tell when someone understands the idea, they just dont execute properly, which is what theyre saying "yes" to. usually. then theyll explain what the player can do better afterwards
Hey Tyler, I watch all your videos! You have lots of content and different drills for footwork and I was just wondering what you think would be some of the best footwork drills to focus on as I don’t know that much! Thank you!
@@tbh9379 im 5'5 filipino and joined some major leagues including international league. I dont care if you 6'0 higher with a great race. If you play with me 1 on 1 you'll regret it
@@spectre4962 Bitch did that 5footer Filipino you talkin about made it to the nba? I'm sure No!! because All of your fellow filipino Not really that talented to made it to the best basketball league in the world, ow guess what the Philippines didn't won a single fucking game in the fiba world cup Hahaha what a shame! Just accept the fact that Filipino aren't really that good in the sport of basketball.
the way these "0 steps" and "no steps" are moving these days it's getting harder and harder for defenders. Man i used to be able to shut cats down back in the day but now shit is soooo fuckin' shifty, almost feel like learning D is useless, bettter to expend the energy on offense and make the defense work. great vid coach
So if the hang/ hesi doesn’t result in you putting the ball back down how does it not count as the pickup? What prevents you from taking 6 steps to the basket if you don’t put your hand underneath the ball and keep it behind it?
If you keep your dribble live (not palming, not carrying, not picking the ball up) you can actually take as many steps as you want. That’s how people do that stutter step head where they take like 6 quick steps. As long as your dribble is continuous
If you wait long enough to pick up the ball could you still take 2 steps? (You still had the ability to dribble the ball before veering into the defender)
Imagine pro basketball athletes doing these training for 8 hours a day. They look amazing in highlights and real games but behind every great athlete work hard in the gym.
Nymeria Eyiel literally nothing else to do but practice and maybe go to the weight room. As a lefty I had the same problem going right but I beat everybody going left. Started going right more often in training and boom 💥 I have a very hard to guard drive with both sides and can finish on contact with both hands really well. And you need to be explosive and able to change your speed really fast. If you can do that the defender always has to leave room between you and him and if you can shoot well unlike me that’s horrible to defend against
@@MonkeyD.Moritz ty but i can drive with my left now i do stuff in pickups that only consist of step back and left lay ups and floater my problem now is my consistency in my shooting and sometimes lay up i have days where i feel like i am curry and days where i just do pure airballs on 3 my lay up sometimes is too strong if i am on full speed but i realized that i am not grinding enough nowdays bcoz of school works hard to balance the two
Nymeria Eyiel yeah finished school 2 years ago but before I had to really manage my time well😅 I had the same problem too that sometimes I was too fast and the ball would bounce too hard off the backboard but that was usually only on open layups. When I had defense against me that never happened😅idk how old you are but it will take some time to get a good feel of how fast you are and how much force you need to make the ball go in. Especially if you are still growing💪🏽 Take your time👌🏽
Tyler Relph's Hoop Dynamic the push cross over is more effective because you can create more of an Angle on that move same as tony Parker’s cross over trust me if you use Iverson cross over a good Defender can read it Easily I’m talking about the Asian baller not the coach
This translator deserves an award!
She’s big time! The details our drills are complex at times! She’s awesome
@@TylerRelphBasketball Yeah it's impressive how effectively (and fast) she communicates, and also how focused the player is to be able to put it all into action. I liked seeing him improve in just a few reps.
@@TylerRelphBasketball bro i hope u gave ur the reward she deserves if u get my drift. props to u tyler, ur a straight baller either way!
@@oopalonga bruh you sound like a tool. Just shut up
@@liveinthequestions7148 I might be bruh but I'd wreck u on the court thug life son
The timing to pick up the ball was really important
True bruh
Yeah or it could be a travel
Players get called travel alot cos they pick the ball too early. Those funny compilations of NBA players 'travelling' are mostly just gather steps until they put the other hand on the ball. Before that they can take as many steps as they want with the ball just hanging(hand not under the ball)
Wow, never heard of the veer step for all these years until now. Def going to try adding it to my game.
it is more easy to do beer step.. cheers 🍻
this is also true
When doing the last dribbling crossing, the player need to pounding the ball harder, so that the ball would have more speed floating. Then the side step would be longer to stretch the defender before holding the ball. I guess.
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I like when you show 2 option for one move. Realy cool ;)
Sometimes an option is more natural to the player!
Good stuff... going to implement this with my daughter tomorrow
The Euro looks cleaner but the veer gets you and1 bucket's !!
Can we get the translator her own channel. She hit the euro with the tennis ball like nothin 😂😂😂
This is really good stuff, thanks for sharing!
I like how coaches say "yes" even when you're not doing it right.
its a teaching technique, also youre not always going to get things right right away, but you can usually tell when someone understands the idea, they just dont execute properly, which is what theyre saying "yes" to. usually. then theyll explain what the player can do better afterwards
Because you have to celebrate your victories as well as learn from your losses
Hey Tyler, I watch all your videos! You have lots of content and different drills for footwork and I was just wondering what you think would be some of the best footwork drills to focus on as I don’t know that much! Thank you!
www.hoopdynamic.com/training-videos/footwork/
Thanks I’ll check that out right now!
When the translator has a higher basketball IQ than you😥
lul
Asian really sucks on basketball
@@tbh9379 woah, I mean we not black but we not that bad bro
@@tbh9379 im 5'5 filipino and joined some major leagues including international league. I dont care if you 6'0 higher with a great race. If you play with me 1 on 1 you'll regret it
@@spectre4962 Bitch did that 5footer Filipino you talkin about made it to the nba? I'm sure No!! because All of your fellow filipino Not really that talented to made it to the best basketball league in the world, ow guess what the Philippines didn't won a single fucking game in the fiba world cup Hahaha what a shame! Just accept the fact that Filipino aren't really that good in the sport of basketball.
Nicely EURO step good learning move pure! Tanks coach
the way these "0 steps" and "no steps" are moving these days it's getting harder and harder for defenders. Man i used to be able to shut cats down back in the day but now shit is soooo fuckin' shifty, almost feel like learning D is useless, bettter to expend the energy on offense and make the defense work. great vid coach
very tough to gurd
The fact that you said “yea” at 0:53 lol like u knew what she was saying
I’m gonna implement this moves to my game.
The Steve Nash layup package with a mix of Rod Strickland
So if the hang/ hesi doesn’t result in you putting the ball back down how does it not count as the pickup? What prevents you from taking 6 steps to the basket if you don’t put your hand underneath the ball and keep it behind it?
If you keep your dribble live (not palming, not carrying, not picking the ball up) you can actually take as many steps as you want.
That’s how people do that stutter step head where they take like 6 quick steps. As long as your dribble is continuous
What a sense of rhythm!
Great video coach!
Very important for alot of moves for you to let the ball float ot gives you a extra stepand tine to decide move
If you wait long enough to pick up the ball could you still take 2 steps? (You still had the ability to dribble the ball before veering into the defender)
That's what the player didn't overstand during the routine. I get a park type feeling from this move, less then college ball tight handles.
thanks for the free information
Just to make sure I understand the nuance.. a veer is just a euro step into the defender to create contact ?
這位兄弟一直沒聽懂TYLER強調的「保持球的懸浮」，「先閱讀防守後再收球」
Great moves
Great teaching
Coach: Slow
Also Coach: *goes fast*
Awesome sir
Hey Coach Tyler, Can you make a video how to become a nasty handles?
Donavan Mitchell always use this move
It must be so hard to train players that cant get what your saying.
Basketball translate it self honestly I've played with ppl who spoke no English and I mean none at all
I love that translator
Imagine pro basketball athletes doing these training for 8 hours a day. They look amazing in highlights and real games but behind every great athlete work hard in the gym.
Coach i am having a hard time driving left when theres a defense in my hip
Nymeria Eyiel literally nothing else to do but practice and maybe go to the weight room. As a lefty I had the same problem going right but I beat everybody going left. Started going right more often in training and boom 💥 I have a very hard to guard drive with both sides and can finish on contact with both hands really well.
And you need to be explosive and able to change your speed really fast. If you can do that the defender always has to leave room between you and him and if you can shoot well unlike me that’s horrible to defend against
@@MonkeyD.Moritz ty but i can drive with my left now i do stuff in pickups that only consist of step back and left lay ups and floater my problem now is my consistency in my shooting and sometimes lay up i have days where i feel like i am curry and days where i just do pure airballs on 3 my lay up sometimes is too strong if i am on full speed but i realized that i am not grinding enough nowdays bcoz of school works hard to balance the two
Nymeria Eyiel yeah finished school 2 years ago but before I had to really manage my time well😅
I had the same problem too that sometimes I was too fast and the ball would bounce too hard off the backboard but that was usually only on open layups. When I had defense against me that never happened😅idk how old you are but it will take some time to get a good feel of how fast you are and how much force you need to make the ball go in. Especially if you are still growing💪🏽
Take your time👌🏽
I don't know why I thought about the Euro Training Episode with Terry Crews on "My Wife and kids"
Great tutorial
Does it traveling??
This vid is awesome! but please proof read your description (I don’t care, but I know a few who would) ;)
The coach’s moves are way smoother
One thing really hard to follow Tyler's move, he's got explosive movements. Plyometric is a must, an undeniable requirement to learn his moves.
Really want you to focus on the details at your pace. Nail the footwork and then increase the speed and explosiveness.
when the translator really love his boyfreind
awesome !! come to korea !
Untalented student
The more I watch videos like this, the more I realize I suck at basketball.
👍🏻👍🏻💯💯
Nice
what's the trainers shoe? tia
Kobe
Euro step vs normal step
2:33
1:10 U WANT IT THEN GET IT
0:23
Drop series
gahi-a pud tudluan aning bata-a uy!
Language barrier, nagkabuang ang translator hahaha
Giingnag ayaw dayon punita, puniton jud..😂😂😂
@@shaklokot5086 gahi kayog lawas pre.. Hahaha
@john lamoste apir ta bai..
@@mrwn3564 may pag ang translator na lang ang mo dula maayo pa tingali na bai.. Hahaha
No need to Iverson shake and bake just make the quick crossover
just not true at all man.... do a crossover doesn’t work all the time... you need to skilled have different ways to create and attack angles
Tyler Relph's Hoop Dynamic the push cross over is more effective because you can create more of an Angle on that move same as tony Parker’s cross over trust me if you use Iverson cross over a good Defender can read it Easily I’m talking about the Asian baller not the coach
翻译小姐姐成了大师最后😂
Its shamgod + eurostep
1:35
Ok
Is he showing off or trying to show moves
Aka the giannis
How he got paid one on one
Can you show him how to dunk the ball 😂😂🤷🏻♂️
Isn’t he traveling tho...??
that translator 🤣
china step
I dont know why they need to shake their head 😂😂😂
translator wearing Uggs on court? lmao.
too bad the game has changed so much that your crossover is now legal......it's a carry every time lol
这理解能力这么差的吗。9012年了最大的问题确实还是在理念上。
這樣程度的英語還聽不懂我也是懵了
How to travel on euro step 😂
EGT Basketball 😛
WHOS THIS GUY?
赵继伟
@@JM-ci3wh bushi
Do you guys even know Weeb Step? Hahahaha
赵继伟？
Awesome sir
Nice