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no kidding this is the best pull up tutorial I've ever watched

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no doubt

[@jordanshaw2604]

More people really need to watch this. Great work man

[@ganae775]

I watched this duruing my injury recovery time, and now, i have really good pull up jumper

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I like this channel they give us good information if you just work on it you really see improvements in your game

[@PTrey]

Any thoughts on using the boom-1-2 footwork versus a normal dribble step 1-2 stop where your last dribble is in sync with the inside foot? Has one been shown to definitively be quicker (e.g. "hop" is quicker than 1-2 off the catch) or easier in certain situations? If boom-1-2 is better against backpedaling defenders or after creating space when the primary defender is still in front of you, would you just focus on that footwork and rhythm for all pull ups? Or do you get a significantly longer stride using the dribble step timing when going all the way past the primary defender to an open spot?
Thanks!

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[@dwade1115]

How important is it to master pull up

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My midrange percentage when up by almost 9% because of this video. Shooting 73% from midrange.

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[@charlesdoss446]

Why they got Kyle Lowry of all people doing a pull up in the intro?