1. Be a student of basketball (watch game film, outsmart opponents) 2. Change speeds, alternating between fast and slow dribble moves, and have quick acceleration. Try to slow the game down mentally aswell. 3. Get inside the paint and coaches will play you more. 4. Use your voice 5. Be a lockdown defender ( don’t be too close if you know that the player is very fast, as there is no defence for people blowing past you. 6. Have great shooting range, as then it will be harder to guard you. 7. Think 2 (think 2 plays ahead) Stay locked in 🔒 👊🏿👊🏿
Being a pg doesn’t mean you gotta be the next a.I or wannabe Julian Newman, a good point guard is one who makes his teammates better by setting them up
dude just came back to this video crying because this stuff really helped me i went from zero to hero couldnt dribble couldnt slash but my passing game has always been elite because im a passing first player but noone on my team including my 8th grade coach saw that in me they seen a bench scrub who only got in if we were up 10 or down 20 and yeah i played bigman as 5’8 in 8th grade and it didnt matter cuz i never played, but now im a good pg 5’11 and can dribble decently not the best but decent get around 6-8 ast a game 9 on a good day shoot around 37%from 3 and get around 10 ppg as a point guard who can also get boards at around 4 rpg because of the time i spent playing bigman im really slow though like luka doncic slow but im the only one on my team that studys ball every day who plays 2k who watches games all the time whenever i play xbox all i play is 2k cuz its fun but i also learn things about basketball all the time, my defense is my liability but it can be worked on as when we versus other teams i dont care my dude i guard corner or if the other dude is not good than i guard
thanks so much i started hooping for about a month rn im 22 and im 5'6 im still getting used to everything but the changing speeds rlly helped me with control over the ball just wanted to say thanks keep up the great work
honestly this is going to be so good for me because i always get put at small forward even though im way better at point guard and im just going to have to show the coach what i can do
change speeds dribble, misdirection, hesitation dribble slow the game down mentally High level advance mindset strategy use your voice, communicate lockdown defender, don't get too close if the player is fast have great shooting range, harder defenders to guard u think 2 plays ahead good midrange and floater
This video was made 4 years ago and I'm sorry I'm just finding this. A lot of solid info here to use for upcoming hoopers. Hopefully you'll get back on your vlogging game and make more.
I need advice: I have a local team I put together. One guy is our point guard and he can dribble fancy and all, he can shoot better, but I feel I make better pass as in finding openings, cutters, and shooters timely. I may not be as good a dribble As him, but I can dribble safely without fancy moves. Who should be our official point guard moving forward?
Thanks man you probably won't respond or even read this comment but it helps me a lot for sure. I had tryouts yesterday and I played really awful the coach told me after the scrim that I was bad and quit playing basketball it really hurts but it motivated me to be better
My tryout is coming soon I really need to learn point guard skills because their looking for one. I'm 6'0 and I've been a bigman all my life but I can handle the ball and can shoot midrange shots but not so much on the outside.
When I drive into the middle because it’s wide open my coach fusses me for not passing the ball and being a ball hog. But when another player does it they don’t say anything. I don’t think it’s fair at all.
Hey this video is really helpfull and i wanted to ask do you have soms tips on what i should work on i al a shooting guard and i have to play ball at home but u do not have alot of space?
I feel like Westbrook has a very low iq he’s just insane athletic and gifted on the offensive side. CP3 is no doubt the smartest guy in the league. Dude still making plays at 35
He relied so much on his athleticism when he was younger and didn’t learn to adapt his game. Everything about Russ just seems rushed on the court. His application is really bad. His iq isn’t up there.
1. Be a student of basketball (watch game film, outsmart opponents)
2. Change speeds, alternating between fast and slow dribble moves, and have quick acceleration. Try to slow the game down mentally aswell.
3. Get inside the paint and coaches will play you more.
4. Use your voice
5. Be a lockdown defender ( don’t be too close if you know that the player is very fast, as there is no defence for people blowing past you.
6. Have great shooting range, as then it will be harder to guard you.
7. Think 2 (think 2 plays ahead)
Stay locked in 🔒 👊🏿👊🏿
Thanks, the video and this comment helped. Although it was the same thing
This actual helped heaps thanks bro
yo i rly appreciate it man, this is gonna help me out a lot thank u
@Finn thank you so much
yess
Being a pg doesn’t mean you gotta be the next a.I or wannabe Julian Newman, a good point guard is one who makes his teammates better by setting them up
Yep. Sorry for the late reply, but being a scorer is second on my list. I play facilitator for my team, and I find it much more rewarding.
@@thebreakdown8843 driving in and dishing out to the 3 pt and he makes is feels way better than making the 3 myself.
Yes today I did this and my coach take me out
Well said
fr well said
I’d like to add:
Hesitation(change of speed), good ball handling, decent range, very good floater.
ball handling gotta be more than good at certain levels imo
dude just came back to this video crying because this stuff really helped me i went from zero to hero couldnt dribble couldnt slash but my passing game has always been elite because im a passing first player but noone on my team including my 8th grade coach saw that in me they seen a bench scrub who only got in if we were up 10 or down 20 and yeah i played bigman as 5’8 in 8th grade and it didnt matter cuz i never played, but now im a good pg 5’11 and can dribble decently not the best but decent get around 6-8 ast a game 9 on a good day shoot around 37%from 3 and get around 10 ppg as a point guard who can also get boards at around 4 rpg because of the time i spent playing bigman im really slow though like luka doncic slow but im the only one on my team that studys ball every day who plays 2k who watches games all the time whenever i play xbox all i play is 2k cuz its fun but i also learn things about basketball all the time, my defense is my liability but it can be worked on as when we versus other teams i dont care my dude i guard corner or if the other dude is not good than i guard
Get stronger as well dude! Do some leg workouts and back workouts. Keep grinding young fella!
thanks so much i started hooping for about a month rn im 22 and im 5'6 im still getting used to everything but the changing speeds rlly helped me with control over the ball just wanted to say thanks keep up the great work
Nice! Keep it up. 🙂
Forgot to edit at 7:30 😂
but everything is on point the tips you gave me are very good
Lol
Lol that's a great catch!
honestly this is going to be so good for me because i always get put at small forward even though im way better at point guard and im just going to have to show the coach what i can do
Really love this tips thank you
change speeds dribble, misdirection, hesitation dribble
slow the game down mentally
High level advance mindset strategy
use your voice, communicate
lockdown defender, don't get too close if the player is fast
have great shooting range, harder defenders to guard u
think 2 plays ahead
good midrange and floater
grinding for the league thanks for da tips 📝
Hope you make it brother
Thx for this vid I just recently got picked to be point guard for my team and it’s kinda nerve racking but I know I’m capable of being PG
Tips was A1 and you were my first choice on tips for point guards
BRO THE GYM IN YOUR INTRO IS THE CHURCH I PLAY FOR GYM
This video was made 4 years ago and I'm sorry I'm just finding this. A lot of solid info here to use for upcoming hoopers. Hopefully you'll get back on your vlogging game and make more.
Nefex - grateful is a great song
Yea am a pg at our school mostly am the one who makes the play and setting up my teammates also I get 4 steals per game
thank you for this tipps it will really help imroving my pg skills
Excellent post!!
Coach please can we see finishing basketball 🏀 thank u
This was a great video, not bragging but, this is what I have been practicing so now I must work harder than I am.
Thank you coach jones
I need advice: I have a local team I put together. One guy is our point guard and he can dribble fancy and all, he can shoot better, but I feel I make better pass as in finding openings, cutters, and shooters timely. I may not be as good a dribble
As him, but I can dribble safely without fancy moves. Who should be our official point guard moving forward?
I’m so glad I didn’t hear anything directly related to ball handling. A lot people just talk about handles. Thank you. This helped some 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Bro helped me so much ty
deserves a sub mr.underrated
I really scout on people like Dior Johnson, LBJ Jr, Mikey Williams, and more high school players
Great video!
Thanks coach Respect what you said you inspire me
Good tips man. My young boys enjoyed it
Thanks man you probably won't respond or even read this comment but it helps me a lot for sure. I had tryouts yesterday and I played really awful the coach told me after the scrim that I was bad and quit playing basketball it really hurts but it motivated me to be better
Thank you very much!
amazing video, such good advice def keeping these in mind
I'm a small forward right now, but I know I'll have to become a guard because I'm not reaching 6'8
How tall are you?
Hey man this was an excellent video
Thanks
great video man. got me subscribed.
My tryout is coming soon I really need to learn point guard skills because their looking for one. I'm 6'0 and I've been a bigman all my life but I can handle the ball and can shoot midrange shots but not so much on the outside.
🔥 tips
Thanks bro I just dropped 23 points and 8 assists LETS GO!!!
Who else does the float with the floater?
When I drive into the middle because it’s wide open my coach fusses me for not passing the ball and being a ball hog. But when another player does it they don’t say anything. I don’t think it’s fair at all.
Great tips
wow amazing video i hope it improves my game thanks
This really helps
Thanx a lot Coach
I need to a becomea poingurd
How can i handle pressure during game😢
Cody 🏀🏀👍🏻👍🏻
Coach...what do you mean by be a student in the game???💁♂️
Sean Bal-ut willing to study and learn the game
Watch game
Its better to think of being better to yourself than thinking to become better than others. Thats ego, be wise
( its just cool to about that) =)
Thx helped a lot
Hey this video is really helpfull and i wanted to ask do you have soms tips on what i should work on i al a shooting guard and i have to play ball at home but u do not have alot of space?
Thanks man!!
What's a good position to play if your short and can shot very well
This is such a great video!! :D
The background song🥺🥺🥺
Great!
i need help with confidence any tips?
How do you attack the close outs
How do you work on these skills bc ima be in the nba one day 🤝
Good vid
👌 Let's go
🐐
I dont even know how im a point guard lmao😂😂😂
Side note, I'm gonna start watching more point guard tips videos to improve
where to watch like a proper film of NBA players not like highlights???
6’7 pg lol
That’s luka
I feel like Westbrook has a very low iq he’s just insane athletic and gifted on the offensive side. CP3 is no doubt the smartest guy in the league. Dude still making plays at 35
He relied so much on his athleticism when he was younger and didn’t learn to adapt his game. Everything about Russ just seems rushed on the court. His application is really bad. His iq isn’t up there.
Don't talk too much..
You fuck what else is he gonna do
7:27 u shouldve edited that out lmao
I’m in 6th and 4’11 and I want to know how to finish against tall defenders
What are things you think would catch a coach's attention in a large scale trial(I'm talking 40 45 people in 1 gym)
This just helped me so much Thank U Coach @DripGame #studentofthegame
Really love the video. Sharing it with my 16yr old son now!!
Good content
thanks!!
what if im 6.6 point gaurd or playmaker?
I have problems with handling my own team...they dont listen
What is your basketball background?
It would be great if yall make more videos of that type... +1 follower🏀💪
Underated video