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I hope people realize how much of a blessing this channel is. You are helping out a lot of future nba players, and so much more respect for how unselfish you are to share all of this, sharing what you know for others to use at a young age that you weren’t able to know at that age. Truly a blessing, thank you🙏🏿
Dude you never stop amazing me man! I’m a natural two foot jumper and always tried to learn 1-2 because it’s what I see others do but now I see that I was correct when I felt more control and versatility in my finishes plus it keeps me out my head of counting steps and finding a rhythm it’s straight up and decide with my hands.
BIG FACTS! We did two-feet finishing work as a team everyday in college. My Group the Forwards did our Work & the Guards did theirs. It definitely helped us in games, our coaches were sticklers for Fundamentals which I'm grateful they taught us. Great Video, keep working.
I been watching this channel since highschool, when I was supposed to be paying attention to class. Now I'm working on my masters and doing the same damn thing. LOVE THIS DUDE
U cant really “breakdown” defense. Sure u can watch films of the other team work on your lateral movements and stuff but in the end u just have to want to play D and do it.
100% agree. So good! Maybe it's just me but I feel like the two-foot finish (with the jump stop) sort of died out for a while in college and NBA. Like from 2008-2019 ish. But I see it coming back. You have so many more options with a jump stop two-foot finish. With one foot, you're committed...whatever happens happens and is based on a guess.
Man you attention to detail is amazing and I agree with the fact that 2 foot layups are under uses but I would also like to request a video on footwork when dribbling a lot of players don’t know much about (me included) don’t wanna put stuff on it plate just a suggestion
I implemented this move a year ago or so on accident because i thought that jumping off of 2 feet would obviously let me jump higher, that may not be the case, but the teams i played against, i was in 7th they had no clue how to even contest the shot whenever i changed direction, i dropped 54 once so ima use your vids to drop even more
I love it! sound advice, and very well crafted video. But you should touch on why this skill is underutilized, or at least ask the questions. You said it - it's not as fast. You meant it as a good thing, which it is at times. But you don't always have that extra bit in the highest levels. You see Marcus Smart having a hard time with finishing for his reliance on two-foot finishes. Donoven Mitchell added one-foot finishes right before he got in the league and it made a world of difference for his game. You need both, and you need to know when to use which.
Two foot landing in traffic is also best because if you sense any disturbance under one foot, you can quickly shift your body weight to land with most of it on your other foot, avoiding or lessening an ankle injury.
What’s crazy is rnow I’m watching the Utah spurs game and as I look up I see a two feet finish by a smaller guard on the jazz creating contact and he won thus scoring. Crazy😮💯
Hey bro, great vid again, you’re always very helpful. I just have a question/suggestion for a workout. 6 months ago you kinda hinted at a KD, Ingram type workout. I’m long and lanky so that’d be helpful for me lol. There are a lot of kids like me who are more like KD with quick 1-2 dribble pull-ups, crossover pulls, drives and all, so if you could make that video, it would be amazing. Again, you’re awesome!
If only derrick rose saw a video like this in 2008-11 . After his injuries he started playing more controlled and using the two foot finishes alot more . When he was young he would always jump or land on one foot he even said himself that he was so reckless and not smart when he was young . Young players should take note of this especially zion . Your right too alot of players get injured cause of one foot finishes .
0:46 I always want to do this kind of layup but it feels so weird. I have to push the inside leg and rotate outward like an appoarch jump in order to jump high but then I have to rotate my body toward the rim during fininsh to avoid block. If I don't rotate outward I will jump very low. Can someone explain how to do this kind of layup?
This is true when u could jump high in the air, for people can’t jump high, changing direction in the air is not an option, and we also have Euro step for changing direction during 1-2step lay up.
could u do a video on jrue holiday defensive abilities like he is soooo underated and deserves the recognition so please we would like to see a video on his defensive abilities
As a 5'8 short king, i use two foot finishing all the time, more time on the air, more contact, more stability, i can finish on big guys, i recommend that for short mfs like me
but its harder because your short and takes more effort and sometimes shorter players such as myself need to put spin which cause it to ricochet off my hoop but i can still do it i just need to pinpoint and put the ball in the hoop
My problem with this is that I get the ball stripped out of my hands more often when I go off of to and try to initiate contact. Any suggestions on how to avoid that?
🔥 video, but I gotta say the mid range jumper is the most underrated skill in today's game. That and or post moves. Everyone is overly focused on 3's and layups that they neglect those 2 very important fundamental skills of basketball.
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When jumping off of two feet do you land on the balls of the feet or the heels
@@kingtaishi8989 have u found out yet?
I hope people realize how much of a blessing this channel is. You are helping out a lot of future nba players, and so much more respect for how unselfish you are to share all of this, sharing what you know for others to use at a young age that you weren’t able to know at that age. Truly a blessing, thank you🙏🏿
Much love ✊🏻
@@ByAnyMeansBasketball you're helping us trainers out too. Preciate you and your channel.
This channel is a blessing fam. When these kids grow up and make it big, they will remember you and show love.
Faxx
Trueee
Dude you never stop amazing me man! I’m a natural two foot jumper and always tried to learn 1-2 because it’s what I see others do but now I see that I was correct when I felt more control and versatility in my finishes plus it keeps me out my head of counting steps and finding a rhythm it’s straight up and decide with my hands.
One of the best basketball tips of all-time!
What u gotta do with Basketball anyway clout chaser
When I go pro imma mention this channel because this channel is a blessing to us hoopers
I wish you success!
Cho Chang appreciate it bro
You’ll never go pro ur kind can’t hoop good enough
Dre Bands6 I mean if u work hard for it there’s a chance 🤷♂️
@@smithsgonefishing have seen him play or you're just hating?
STAYbility
lmao
@@ByAnyMeansBasketball *stah bility lol never heard STAY bility
Tomato tomato my man 😂 I’ve heard both pronunciations all my life so does it really matter?
@@ByAnyMeansBasketball maybe dude should have just been listening to the knowledge
Worried about the wrong things 🤣
BIG FACTS! We did two-feet finishing work as a team everyday in college. My Group the Forwards did our Work & the Guards did theirs. It definitely helped us in games, our coaches were sticklers for Fundamentals which I'm grateful they taught us. Great Video, keep working.
I love that!
By Any Means Basketball Word!
UA-cam recommendation at 3am: Why 2-foot finishing is the most underrated skill in basketball ?
Me: well lets find out
There’s a future point god watching all your vids lol.. you creating a monster bro
Wait for my 5'2 ass to dunk over Boban, I'll make it in at least a century
I'm that point god bro😂
I been watching this channel since highschool, when I was supposed to be paying attention to class. Now I'm working on my masters and doing the same damn thing. LOVE THIS DUDE
Angel Pereira that’s love bro! Appreciate that ✊🏻 keep elevating
the staybility of the two footed finish is to die for
Bruh how did my stupid ass go 18 years without realizing something so simple... good shit bro
Tony Allen Defensive Breakdown ?
He has a whole program on his defense
U cant really “breakdown” defense. Sure u can watch films of the other team work on your lateral movements and stuff but in the end u just have to want to play D and do it.
have you ever heard of Coach Mike?
@@ybbijaya9670 Mike Bibby of Shadow Mountain?
@@tyr1195 no🤣🤣🤣 , theres a UA-cam channel called Coach Mike abd he uploads a lot of defence videos
I really need this, because my left knee is dying lol
my right knee is COOKED
Explains why Westbrook misses too many lay ups at the rim...I learned so much from this channel. Keep it up! 🔥
Seeing the kobe crash headline at the bottom in one of the clips made me really sad ngl. Great video but damn was not expecting that.
Bruh, I'm so glad I found your channel. Already subbed, but this vid is gem!! 💎💎
the most under rated channel on youtube
100% agree. So good!
Maybe it's just me but I feel like the two-foot finish (with the jump stop) sort of died out for a while in college and NBA. Like from 2008-2019 ish. But I see it coming back. You have so many more options with a jump stop two-foot finish. With one foot, you're committed...whatever happens happens and is based on a guess.
This channel is becoming my fav basketball training channel.
this channel has helped me so much
for me 2 foot finishing has been kinda natural cos im a 2 foot jumper
Young AI used to do this every time with A hopstep.
2 foot finishing kinda lost popularity cos everybody wanna eurostep now
everything in your videos are super effective thank you so much for making vids like this
This video is gold🙏🏾 Great examples bro.
This channel is gold
You deserve more subs bro. Keep grinding 🔥
I’ve never seen such a good like to dislike ratio. You love to see it.
Bruh that one person is a hater
Man you attention to detail is amazing and I agree with the fact that 2 foot layups are under uses but I would also like to request a video on footwork when dribbling a lot of players don’t know much about (me included) don’t wanna put stuff on it plate just a suggestion
I implemented this move a year ago or so on accident because i thought that jumping off of 2 feet would obviously let me jump higher, that may not be the case, but the teams i played against, i was in 7th they had no clue how to even contest the shot whenever i changed direction, i dropped 54 once so ima use your vids to drop even more
Need some suggestions! What videos do you want to see? 🔬
By Any Means Basketball how to score more points
Scoring workout
Footwork for perimeter players
Do a breakdown on your jump shot
Tyler Herro breakdown
Great job. The second day in the row I came across a clip that actually taught me something.
What was the other one
@@versatillion15 ua-cam.com/video/xH-uCw9rcgc/v-deo.html
I have been finishing off both feet since high school and never thought much of it until this video 😂
I love all your videos but you're killing me with the stay-bility lol.. respect
I promise u are right 💯
specially the video of 5 separation move💪🏼
I just subscribed
This is so true i've found this and become my fav moves!!
I love it! sound advice, and very well crafted video. But you should touch on why this skill is underutilized, or at least ask the questions. You said it - it's not as fast. You meant it as a good thing, which it is at times. But you don't always have that extra bit in the highest levels. You see Marcus Smart having a hard time with finishing for his reliance on two-foot finishes. Donoven Mitchell added one-foot finishes right before he got in the league and it made a world of difference for his game. You need both, and you need to know when to use which.
Two foot landing in traffic is also best because if you sense any disturbance under one foot, you can quickly shift your body weight to land with most of it on your other foot, avoiding or lessening an ankle injury.
I love jahs layup package
I wish I had this channel when I was playing basketball
What’s crazy is rnow I’m watching the Utah spurs game and as I look up I see a two feet finish by a smaller guard on the jazz creating contact and he won thus scoring. Crazy😮💯
Great video once again!
Hey bro, great vid again, you’re always very helpful. I just have a question/suggestion for a workout. 6 months ago you kinda hinted at a KD, Ingram type workout. I’m long and lanky so that’d be helpful for me lol. There are a lot of kids like me who are more like KD with quick 1-2 dribble pull-ups, crossover pulls, drives and all, so if you could make that video, it would be amazing.
Again, you’re awesome!
If only derrick rose saw a video like this in 2008-11 . After his injuries he started playing more controlled and using the two foot finishes alot more . When he was young he would always jump or land on one foot he even said himself that he was so reckless and not smart when he was young . Young players should take note of this especially zion . Your right too alot of players get injured cause of one foot finishes .
0:46 I always want to do this kind of layup but it feels so weird. I have to push the inside leg and rotate outward like an appoarch jump in order to jump high but then I have to rotate my body toward the rim during fininsh to avoid block. If I don't rotate outward I will jump very low. Can someone explain how to do this kind of layup?
Very helpful 💪🏾💯
Attention to detail: flight reacts 🔬
yes.
Tis June
Great Meticulous Analysis of such a settle skill that could make 50% conversions
The problem is i cant jump high with two feet
2:00 AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA THE PAAAAAAAIIIIIIIN
2:10
Look at the bottom right hand corner 😢
Mannnn that hurt me when making the video!
And as well as that pop-up about Kobe, a dude is wearing a Black Lakers #8 jersey right?
I did the same during the video. ☹ RIP Black Mamba
@bballbreakdown this was very good.
This is true when u could jump high in the air, for people can’t jump high, changing direction in the air is not an option, and we also have Euro step for changing direction during 1-2step lay up.
Thank you again for such great content. I’d love to play you 1v1 soon.
Great vid brooo could you do more about two feet finishes💪💢
Yeah, gotta have that "Stayyybility"
Do you have any videos on how to develop ambidexterity for finishing and ball handling?
could u do a video on jrue holiday defensive abilities like he is soooo underated and deserves the recognition so please we would like to see a video on his defensive abilities
Two foot finishes will help smaller players score over taller defenders with contact.
cool post. I think it's always fun to add ideas to the bag :P There is a time and place for every trick
Bro I always used to use 2 foot finishes and it became too predictable. Now I’m actually trying to incorporate more 1 foot finishes
Got two feet might as well use them both!
As a 5'8 short king, i use two foot finishing all the time, more time on the air, more contact, more stability, i can finish on big guys, i recommend that for short mfs like me
I hate that every kid my age just wants to shoot 3s. Driving game bouta disappear.
S T A Y B I L I T Y... great video though
Holy crap who is the player at 3:47?
On jesus fire channel!
I never really jump stopped unless it was a two footed floater. I wish I could hoop again.
What made you stop?
@@KahinAhmed72 Pandemic. Nobody is playing outdoors with strangers lol
Chandasouk You can still practice your fundamentals.
Can you do a shai gilgeous-alexander break down
2:17 is where the basketball world just stops
this whole video showing before covid and during covid
what?
covid isn't over
@@GuruRam77678 nah i meant during covid
Hmm, never noticed two foot jumping. Ill be sure to give it a try.
Where is the loose ballhandler video
WIll apply this to my game so I can increase vertical
Oh sure but when I do it, coach says "can't you be more aggressive? Don't hesitate and go straight to the rim!!"
No Zion in the video? It’s like his go-to move most of the time.
How to draw charges breakdown
Amazing idea.
Kahin Ahmed thanx I jus wanna be better at taking those which can lead to more possessions for my team u know
make sense
used to be a 1-foot jumper but as I grow older I tend to jump off of 2 feet
See my boy ish in here alot
The best two feet finisher ever is Latrell Sprewell. He finished with authority.
Is this same as hop step?
W8 its underused? I used that alot
but its harder because your short and takes more effort and sometimes shorter players such as myself need to put spin which cause it to ricochet off my hoop but i can still do it i just need to pinpoint and put the ball in the hoop
My problem with this is that I get the ball stripped out of my hands more often when I go off of to and try to initiate contact. Any suggestions on how to avoid that?
Cradle layup
pick and roll passes and reads
Lonzo ball desperately needs to work on this
Ay 2:16 bottom right corner
Maxing this skill will make it a poster dunk.
Jordan adopted this after Cadillac Anderson laid him out in the playoffs way back when...just too spare Stern's nerves.
Noooo u gave away my secret😠🤬😠
You’ll be fine. Just add more moves in your repertoire.
🔥 video, but I gotta say the mid range jumper is the most underrated skill in today's game. That and or post moves. Everyone is overly focused on 3's and layups that they neglect those 2 very important fundamental skills of basketball.
Or midrange off pick and roll
1:21
I do this naturally and I don’t know why 🤔 I guess cause I love to move in the air 🤷🏾♂️
Yeah but one foot gives you long strives lay ups and is faster than double. But I agree 2 foot is more in control and it gives you more bounce
I’ve been doing this out the blue for someone reason
It's a great power move, not very good in fastbreaks. I use it very often