The Most Common Action In An NBA Offense

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  • Опубліковано 26 лип 2024
  • Coach Nick gets on the hardwood to demonstrate four very common cuts made in NBA Offenses: Zipper, UCLA, Flex, and Shuffle Cuts are utilized in some fashion by all 30 teams, you won't miss a beat the next time you watch the game.
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  • @yelnil
    @yelnil 10 років тому +30

    0:23 UCLA
    2:40 Flex
    5:06 Zipper
    6:35 Shuffle

  • @zaimshaikh2277
    @zaimshaikh2277 9 років тому +12

    1:18 nice shot lol

  • @San_D._Beard
    @San_D._Beard 10 років тому +32

    When you miss a layup on camera

  • @free2rhyme445
    @free2rhyme445 10 років тому +56

    Wow mind blown. I learned so much

    • @bballbreakdown
      @bballbreakdown  10 років тому +26

      Awesome, thanks! Lots more of these coming up...

    • @jamesstaana960
      @jamesstaana960 10 років тому

      BBALLBREAKDOWN is this your team

  • @jvsinger02
    @jvsinger02 10 років тому

    Coach Nick truly loves this game. He coaches, spends time watching basketball, and complies youtube videos in order to impart some of his wisdom in regards to the game. Thank you for all that you do. Huge fan. Now please send some of this info to Coach Kevin Mchale. - Sincerely Rockets fans

  • @BausBrock
    @BausBrock 10 років тому +23

    Another great video coach!! I know this may not be in your plans but it would be awesome to see you coaching in the NCAA or even the NBA one day. You seem to know exactly what's going on with the game and it would be extremely interesting to see what you would be able to do with such incredible talent.

    • @bballbreakdown
      @bballbreakdown  10 років тому +17

      Thanks so much, and you never know ;)

    • @UNDERTAKERULEZ102
      @UNDERTAKERULEZ102 10 років тому +7

      BBALLBREAKDOWN You should coach in the NBA so that my team in 2K14 doesn't help one pass away!!

  • @bryantabut
    @bryantabut 10 років тому +1

    Great job Coach! I love these kind of videos. I'm definitely learning a lot. Can't wait for more like these.

  • @BrothaNeo
    @BrothaNeo 10 років тому

    Hi I am saying to you that I truly appreciate your inside look videos! I just recently found your channel last week or so and I am happy that I did! I 1st started playing basketball at 13 and no one ever taught me the mental aspect of the game. I had to learn it myself. Now 28, I'm learning other aspects of the game. Your videos help me open my eyes to A LOT and they really are helping me out on the basketball court! Thank you very much! I love these videos! Keep doing what you do.

  • @danielmccree3195
    @danielmccree3195 9 років тому +12

    1:17
    "Nice shot"
    *bricks shot*

  • @WeArePharmers
    @WeArePharmers 10 років тому +1

    I love these videos about the fundamentals of running a play. Excellent, excellent work.

  • @onemorelate
    @onemorelate 10 років тому

    Thanks for the breakdown Coach Nick! Great video. Your channel has the best basketball breakdowns and tutorials on youtube. Great!

  • @MrBiscuit3ater
    @MrBiscuit3ater 10 років тому

    Whenever I watch your videos, it helps me learn about something. I learn about what to do and not to do. It helps when you are trying to get better at basketball.

  • @bballzer
    @bballzer 10 років тому

    Awesome video! I think this is one of my favourite videos from you coach!

  • @anthonychoueifati811
    @anthonychoueifati811 9 років тому +1

    Really great video! Thanks

  • @gcree20
    @gcree20 10 років тому

    Very informative video. Thank you for posting this!

  • @SamPendleton
    @SamPendleton 10 років тому +9

    I always learn something when I watch y'all's videos. Thanks for this!

    • @bballbreakdown
      @bballbreakdown  10 років тому +14

      Thank you! Lots more of these coming up!

    • @oldweng
      @oldweng 10 років тому

      BBALLBREAKDOWN Hi Coach, I love your video very much! I think this year Heats would have a great chance to win the finals, because the Heats have the most numbers of commercial features and it is very important to NBA and its supporters.

  • @TobysVids
    @TobysVids 10 років тому

    This was a great video, more more more please Coach Nick!

  • @DaMonstaMasta
    @DaMonstaMasta 10 років тому

    Awesome Video Coach Nick. Really glad i found your videos about 2 years ago. You really know basketball and i'd love to see you coach in the NCAA or NBA some day like others have said. All in all great video.

  • @josiah145
    @josiah145 10 років тому

    I love this kinda video, keep it up Coach!

  • @theprincebeme
    @theprincebeme 10 років тому

    Yet another great video. Keep em coming coach

  • @number8pencil
    @number8pencil 7 років тому

    Great stuff! Thanks

  • @mikejordan8706
    @mikejordan8706 10 років тому

    I always wondered what UCLA cut Coach Nick talked about. But I have to watch the vid again for better understanding. I only started to recognize Horns during NBA games recently... I have a long way to go but these videos certainly make my NBA viewing more entertaining. Thank you.

  • @dhruvg7490
    @dhruvg7490 10 років тому +1

    Great job coach nick. I've been watching since like 2010 back when my Lakers were in the finals with the Celtics. This is by far the best channel on youtube

    • @bballbreakdown
      @bballbreakdown  10 років тому +6

      Awesome, thanks! #Imin

    • @lolpauve
      @lolpauve 10 років тому +1

      BBALLBREAKDOWN Speaking of Germany, without knowing it, I actually have a connection to Dirk Nowitzki. I tackled one of his brother-in-laws.

  • @Blhitelikesnba2k
    @Blhitelikesnba2k 10 років тому

    Thanks a lot for this strategy session Coach!

  • @bialyy23
    @bialyy23 10 років тому +1

    I love this type of videos. I learned so much. Hey coach could you make a video with hints what ball handler should do against every possible defensive action in pick n roll? I'm having troubles with that..

  • @jamesrowe9168
    @jamesrowe9168 10 років тому

    Wow thank you so much needed to learn this!

  • @lucvanloon7929
    @lucvanloon7929 10 років тому

    Great I love these videos

  • @iamtomy
    @iamtomy 10 років тому

    keep it up.. love your videos

  • @imPurEGreatness
    @imPurEGreatness 10 років тому

    Great break down video. I really have an understanding of all of this now.

  • @CCARaven4
    @CCARaven4 10 років тому

    These videos are so awesome. I remember a while back you posted a video about the Spurs' Hammer play, and now every time they run it I recognize it immediately!

  • @aecbandit
    @aecbandit 10 років тому

    Great video as always, coach. I really love these live demonstrations. Would you ever consider doing a breakdown of one of your own team's games? What sets you ran, what worked and/or did not work, etc.

  • @Thrive789
    @Thrive789 10 років тому

    Thanks a lot coach Nick)))

  • @BelieveInKyo
    @BelieveInKyo 10 років тому

    awesome, very informative

  • @harth287
    @harth287 10 років тому

    Awesome. Thanks so much

  • @OnlyOnline2O1O
    @OnlyOnline2O1O 10 років тому +2

    Give Coach Nick an NBA coaching job!

  • @astara21
    @astara21 10 років тому

    I really like these types of videos coach. It's the reason I can spot horns a mile away and yell at the tv.

  • @oldweng
    @oldweng 10 років тому

    Very good tutorial video, the best on UA-cam!

  • @deandrepage1048
    @deandrepage1048 6 років тому

    The San Antonio Spurs ran Shuffle Cut too 😂😂😂.
    Tim Duncan was usually at the wing to catch, then reverse the ball , & dive off a back-screen.

  • @Justlistenflows
    @Justlistenflows 10 років тому

    I really love these breakdowns. There are so many simple but effective principles you can use in a basketball offense that it still astounds me that NBA offences can often become stagnant and/or rely on isolations or pic and roll with no off-ball movement

  • @calan895
    @calan895 10 років тому

    Love flex action. So useful in a real game. Nice work coach!

  • @bballClipss
    @bballClipss 10 років тому

    Thank you coach nick

  • @killakang604
    @killakang604 10 років тому

    Love your videos Coach Nick. Was wondering if you could do a video concerning 4v4 half court pick up games and how to attack them? Thanks.

  • @acejohnson448
    @acejohnson448 10 років тому

    I love your on court demonstrations, they've really helpmed me with my IQ a LOT!

  • @AK-wp9ir
    @AK-wp9ir 10 років тому +1

    Coach, you're the real MVP!

  • @Taftalicious
    @Taftalicious 10 років тому

    Thanks so much coach! I don't play enough with a set team so that cut where u walk to the left and explode to the right was helpful... more vids on cuts would be legit

  • @34cvc
    @34cvc 10 років тому

    wow! cant never get bored watching these kind of videos!

  • @WORKFROMHOMEHACKER
    @WORKFROMHOMEHACKER 10 років тому

    Wow, now I have a reason to re-watch all the games I've downloaded in the past, fantastic stuff, I never watch the game as a fan again, thanks coach.

  • @mynamerockybalboa
    @mynamerockybalboa 10 років тому +6

    I was missing so much the trainings coach nick!
    ty!

    • @bballbreakdown
      @bballbreakdown  10 років тому +15

      Stay tuned - we'll have a lot of these coming up.

    • @gettingrichinamerica
      @gettingrichinamerica 10 років тому

      BBALLBREAKDOWN
      when you get the itch, please show some weave action. thank you

    • @siberianskip
      @siberianskip 10 років тому

      BBALLBREAKDOWN more triangle, coach! Moar!

  • @LeKingJohn
    @LeKingJohn 10 років тому

    These videos help me appreciate NBA basketball more

  • @MadridistaUlle
    @MadridistaUlle 10 років тому

    Awesome !

  • @Roemertoepfchen
    @Roemertoepfchen 10 років тому

    great great video, love this channel :D

  • @TechNicLiK
    @TechNicLiK 10 років тому +3

    *Thanks Coach now i understand what you were talking in previous 2 years lol*

  • @lucvanloon7929
    @lucvanloon7929 10 років тому

    I love how you implement real NBA plays with it

  • @LeBeautiful_RealOne
    @LeBeautiful_RealOne 10 років тому +8

    I swear basketball is the simplest game of all sports. It seems that things don't change much. You'd expect a play that John Wooden ran a long time ago wouldn't be effective now and the same for the pick and roll.

    • @Sheio
      @Sheio 10 років тому +32

      Soccer is simpler.

    • @imTwist8
      @imTwist8 10 років тому +2

      Sheio FOOTBALL !

    • @LeBeautiful_RealOne
      @LeBeautiful_RealOne 10 років тому +3

      FlashyHD Nah. Football is not like that. Remember when teams were running the wildcat offense like 3 years ago. It got shut down real quick lol

    • @Sheio
      @Sheio 10 років тому

      FlashyHD
      Yea, I know. I'm from Europe :)

    • @imTwist8
      @imTwist8 10 років тому +4

      LeBeautiful Im talking about the most popular sport in the world, Football, not American Football ;)

  • @gauravarora4726
    @gauravarora4726 9 років тому +1

    I wished I had a coach like this in high school

  • @jaefiendbeats
    @jaefiendbeats 10 років тому

    7:06 misses the layup. I bet he feels stupid lol great video coach.

  • @peeptheteknique6995
    @peeptheteknique6995 10 років тому

    Wish I learned this in high school, great vid coach.

  • @Lonewanderer6666
    @Lonewanderer6666 10 років тому +11

    Hi Coach Nick, I was recently playing in a pickup basketball game, but I was told that I have no idea where to go on the offense. So what is a player suppose to do in these kinda situation?

    • @bballbreakdown
      @bballbreakdown  10 років тому +28

      This is a question we get asked all the time. I've put it on the list of things we need to film, to help pickup players improve..

    • @yagimaynee
      @yagimaynee 10 років тому

      in pickup the most common thing i see that lets me know the person has no clue what theyre doing is that theyre standing right next to somebody else

    • @lancelotray
      @lancelotray 10 років тому +1

      I'm a pickup basketball player, This is the question I used to ask myself when I was a beginner, I just run around the court until I'm open and ask for the basketball and shoot. When a lane is open and no defense is guarding you, just cut to the basket and I'm pretty sure, the basketball is gonna get passed to you for easy score. That's called "moving without the basketball". Coach nick talks about that all the time.
      Mostly pick up games is played man-to-ma and when your defender is guarding you well and cant get to open spot. Just set a screen for your teammates who has the basketball, that would get him open. You're helping your team win without scoring.

    • @blackmayb3
      @blackmayb3 8 років тому

      +The Lone Wanderer just go to the corner...

  • @derek162454
    @derek162454 10 років тому

    good job

  • @Tristin2k
    @Tristin2k 10 років тому +4

    Wow..time to go draw up some plays with these cuts!

  • @TheTommyChosenone
    @TheTommyChosenone 10 років тому

    great!

  • @MLX63
    @MLX63 10 років тому +2

    best video

  • @vincentzhen2654
    @vincentzhen2654 10 років тому

    I think it may just be because I'm slower in learning the processes of all these screens but maybe distinguishing the players from one team to the defenders with colored shirts helps viewers interpret the plays better.

  • @mcandrolallendelapena6375
    @mcandrolallendelapena6375 10 років тому

    As always, great video coach! Mind telling us what your favorite offenses are and do a breakdown of it? Say top 5? Or top 10? That'd be great in my opinion.

  • @kingj2038
    @kingj2038 10 років тому

    Your videos make me a lot better at NBA 2k14

  • @lexaest9446
    @lexaest9446 10 років тому

    for shuffle,is there a must for the dribble pitch for some strong side overload before getting the ball to the wind for feeding? as i cannot see the attempt for the leborn clip.

  • @GuruRam77678
    @GuruRam77678 4 роки тому

    on ucla cut the man on top from rub from high post in beginning can DHO and then set a back screen to create more seperation

  • @kk34hk1
    @kk34hk1 10 років тому

    coach nick do you think you can make some videos of breaking zone defenses? cause a lot of NBA plays are aim to break man on man d but not much for zone, hope you'll reply coach!! love your channel !!!

    • @bballbreakdown
      @bballbreakdown  10 років тому

      Yes! Did you see the one we did last month? We'll do more, so stay tuned!

  • @bandass
    @bandass 10 років тому

    That push off at 8:08 #courtcall

  • @dolpoobniala8765
    @dolpoobniala8765 9 років тому +2

    I'm having success with the zipper cut in NBA 2k15 but that's just because it's pro level and there are those line, broken line, gray line thingies to guide me on what to do next. Without it I'd be lost. Basketball is a lot more complicated than I thought. Retarded conversations in First Take brought me to this very low level of basketball knowledge. LOL

  • @PedroMendes25CC
    @PedroMendes25CC 10 років тому +1

    Saved to favorites, gonna use this alot!

  • @andrevieira1965
    @andrevieira1965 10 років тому

    Nice job with all the cameras! (:

  • @kittsoi7488
    @kittsoi7488 10 років тому

    it's useful for me thank you

  • @einosky
    @einosky 9 років тому

    Are these sets against zone or man defense or are these applicable for both?

  • @Chandasouk
    @Chandasouk 10 років тому

    Always informative

    • @LeBeautiful_RealOne
      @LeBeautiful_RealOne 10 років тому +1

      But too bad those things to work in video game. I'd be a beast from all those breakdown I've been watching.

    • @bballbreakdown
      @bballbreakdown  10 років тому +2

      LeBeautiful stay tuned. We'll be doing some cool stuff with NBA2K

    • @LeBeautiful_RealOne
      @LeBeautiful_RealOne 10 років тому

      BBALLBREAKDOWN That'd be awesome coach. Maybe after the finals because right we want real basketball talk lol

    • @pallokone199
      @pallokone199 10 років тому

      LeBeautiful I allmost stopped playing bball video games because they're so unrealistic and arcade type... but I got over it. Tho I kinda hope they would force you to play plays to perform at least decently, because all nba teams run plays, tho some better and more than others ;)

    • @LeBeautiful_RealOne
      @LeBeautiful_RealOne 10 років тому

      pallokone199 Nah it would be too complicated. Video games are for kids, most kids don't know about running plays and all those things so it would take the fun out of it for them.

  • @Sajmcal
    @Sajmcal 10 років тому

    What cuts would you recommend against a zone defense?

  • @twashtalk
    @twashtalk 10 років тому

    Is that your varsity team? How are you guys going?

  • @dwightbenignus
    @dwightbenignus 10 років тому

    Hey coach, great video, but I have to imagine the defensive player there and for a newbie like me it's kind of hard to see where they are gonna be or if they are getting screened.

  • @wecanafraid
    @wecanafraid 10 років тому

    Does this offense also work with a Zone defense?

  • @simchabruk6078
    @simchabruk6078 10 років тому +1

    Nice
    Too bad I was never on a team that ran set plays.

  • @804YankeeFan
    @804YankeeFan 10 років тому

    Hi Coach, could you make a video on hand-checking? Ive always wanted to know how these rule changes affected the nba. Thanks!

    • @bballbreakdown
      @bballbreakdown  10 років тому +3

      THis is a good idea. We'll put it on the list.

  • @FindMe04
    @FindMe04 10 років тому

    Those young players really look like they know what they're doing. Coach Nick must coach them.

  • @darnallt
    @darnallt 10 років тому

    The kid in the UCSB shirt is wearing the Brandblack shoes that Jamal Crawford wears! I want to know how those feel.

  • @randomthought6681
    @randomthought6681 7 років тому

    7:26 Cover your mouth when you yawn son

  • @goldenknicks
    @goldenknicks 10 років тому

    Can you please do a Chris Paul Pick & Roll on Court Demonstration

  • @OnTheGoMinecraft
    @OnTheGoMinecraft 10 років тому +1

    7:04 Misses Layup Smh

  • @pallokone199
    @pallokone199 10 років тому +1

    Could you do one for not so common cuts?, Ive known these since I was a b-junior (14-15 year old)(outcluding the suffle cut which came later).Tho these were good for starters. =)

  • @kennethcatalan8153
    @kennethcatalan8153 10 років тому

    Can you show how Run TMC ran their offense or those small ball no play offense.

  • @CorpseRenderGaming
    @CorpseRenderGaming 10 років тому +2

    3:30 the color of the gym changed

    • @yagimaynee
      @yagimaynee 10 років тому +1

      yeah coach gotta turn the greens down on that camera

  • @AJVersatility19
    @AJVersatility19 10 років тому

    Man I wish there was a channel like this for Football(american football.) Someone like Coach Nick to break the game down. Is it too late to ask you to be an expert football Coach?

    • @bballbreakdown
      @bballbreakdown  10 років тому +1

      We are working on it, but the NFL and UA-cam don't play nicely at this point.

    • @AJVersatility19
      @AJVersatility19 10 років тому

      Glad to hear. From what I know from previous youtubers who used NFL clips. They had to actually contact the NFL and get some sort of permission. Which I think is easy to obtain if you're just using it to show clips, but if it's a monetized video, then probably not as easy.

  • @polterghost6268
    @polterghost6268 10 років тому

    I wish me and friends knew how to set right screens...I really wanna do the zipper cut that'll lead to a screen and roll

  • @richardrichardson1787
    @richardrichardson1787 10 років тому

    Coach, you're expertise would be interesting to see at an NCAA D2 or even D1 level team. #bossmoves

  • @robertlopez2596
    @robertlopez2596 10 років тому

    What are the red shoes mike was wearing?

  • @jslick8885
    @jslick8885 10 років тому

    7:05 haha that was embarrassing

  • @H0lyPh3n0m
    @H0lyPh3n0m 10 років тому

    is that your team coach nick?

  • @jebediahspringfield2456
    @jebediahspringfield2456 10 років тому

    Awesome videos! Keep it up... but not too much or you might end up an NBA coach, and then we won't get any more videos!

  • @Sl1ceSlice
    @Sl1ceSlice 10 років тому

    Anything to do with Defense coming up?

  • @swojguy
    @swojguy 10 років тому

    Are these common in college offenses? If not, is there a reason why?

  • @JalapenoJr
    @JalapenoJr 10 років тому

    My favorite cut is a Hair Cut. :D

  • @RookieYo777
    @RookieYo777 10 років тому

    These won't work on zone defense though right??