The thing you're missing from this video is that he always closes his feet when he hesi's (you kind of mentioned this with the hop, but not really). Most players pay no attention to foot positioning when they hesi, and only focus on their eyes, arms, and upper body, and often end up trying to hesi with a wide base even though their real shot has narrow foot positioning. This is where Ronaldo's hesi excels beyond everyone else, as his hesi FULLY looks like he's going into his shooting motion vs most people who only have their upper bodies looking like they're going into a shooting motion.
i think that wasn’t mentioned because most players shoot from a closed-stance. so when he says he looks like he might hop into a shot, it’s covering that aspect of the footwork
Also it's a quick side step which is needed to get pass aggressive defenders. That's also the problem with the hang hesi. It's too slow against handsy defenders. Especially if you're playing against squared defenders with long wingspans. Unlike the hang hesi, Segu's hesi is too fast to predict and stay in front of.
Nah, not really hezis forces your brain to go defend even ben simmons can hezi ppl behind the 3pt line its more like a basketball reflex but yes, being a good shooter really helps the defender to jump on your hezis
More than half these clips are carries but he does it so quick refs don’t call it. It’s like the zero step. It’s actually a travel but the foot speed is so quick refs don’t catch it.
Bro … I’m at work watching on my phone while I’m working so I couldn’t see the screen fully but I’m like it looks like he keeps on carrying the ball 😂 smh
What's amazing about it is how well he does it w/ the ball in his right hand. Many hoopers like Devin Williams, Dennis Smith Jr and more have mastered it in their left, bringing the shooting hand to the ball which is way easier.
What a lot of people are missing and one person pointed this out from a different video I saw him on, is this kid has "perfected" the carry. If you pay attention he gets his hand slightly under the ball then quickly yanks to the other side or makes a move to the basket. Its very clever and shifty move, but a carry nonetheless.
Great breakdown 👌 bro however I do want to say one thing: at some point he does carry the ball sometimes but I'm pretty sure he exactly realizes it since it's so subtle but other than that that hesi he's developed and mastered is as pristine as they come.
More than half these clips are carries but he does it so quick refs don’t call it. It’s like the zero step. It’s actually a travel but the foot speed is so quick refs don’t catch it.
All great ballhandlers carry or palm the ball...it's why refs don't waste time slowing down the game for calling it unless it's ultra blatant... If you're a great ball handler, you're not worried about carrying because enough ball experience will teach you what you essentially can get away with...focus on the separation, footwk, and pace changes and you'll be fine.
Just want everyone here to know that it’s not a carry if both feet are off the ground while his hand is under the ball (and can get it over his hand before landing) it’s what makes it even more unique then the usual player
When you train this do you initially make players rep out off the dribble shots (pull up, side step, step back, etc) and then build the hesi off of the natural shooting motion? Or do you jump straight into working on the hesi itself? I've seen effective hesis from players that don't love to shoot, so I don't think it's necessarily a prerequisite to have the pull up on lock, but it intuitively makes sense to pair them to make it look identical and give the most options. I suppose it mostly depends on each individual's play style.
The first 40 seconds of the clip dude is carrying so hard it’s unbelievable you are confused on how he’s getting away with carrying so hard look at his hand placement. When you trying to replicate the move you actually did it correctly and put your hand on the side of the ball this Ronaldo guy hand is directly under the ball his hesi is so effective due to his carry what makes him so good at his hesi is carrying skills from training at Kroger
@@ByAnyMeansBasketball I didn't say it'll get called and it probably will not most of the time, that's how basketball has "evolved", and become more and more entertaining. That's why I love watching your break downs and learning from it. I just pointed out a single fact, chill
@@javiervgn exaclty, 99% of hesi moves can be called carry... even in the NBA. Players like KD put his fingers under the ball and then they call this shit "skill". It pisses me off.
@@lebarbosa9778 The skill comes out in the ability to hang the ball (keep it off the ground) to allow oneself for more possible actions. Many players aren’t skilled in this department even pros. #kanonway
yeah i hate this too. There is no need for this elaborate analysis about this foot positions, torso angle, and eyes; he's just carrying the ball and the defenders close out because he picked the ball up and then he dribbles again.@@lebarbosa9778
This is not a critique of his skillset or talent level, just an observation of what is clearly displayed on the screen. We all can see he is a high level hooper. --There is a difference between a "hesi" and feint. Sometimes, to enhance the effect, they are used together. Hesi is just short for hesitation, meaning to momentarily slow the speed of your legal live dribble almost to a pause. A feint is just putting your off hand near the ball to fake picking the ball up. On a lot of these plays, like a majority of players today who try this combo, he is clearly carrying the ball. He puts his hand underneath the ball, discontinuing the dribble(violation), then puts it back on the side once the defender falls for it. With such a high talent level, I can't see any justification for using this illegal move as an offensive crutch.
It’s his signature move that he likely came up with growing up and playing pick up ball around the neighborhood and at the local ymca/rec. Definitely second nature and he doesn’t have to think about it.
My son would do the same hezi as a youth and the ref would call carry. I see carry all day here, which is a total advance for the offensive player. His hand is under the ball during the hezi more so than on the side.
For all you "at home refs" if you have any type of dribbling bag you're going to carry the ball, all the best ball handlers have done it, and if you were to slow down clips of anybody dribbling you can easily call a million carries, but nobody can slow down time with there eyes in real life
Used to play with kid at the dr Phillips ymca. Always knew he was going place he’s the real deal. One time he crossed me and I physically couldn’t move it was like some vuduu.
My school has tryout in November and I really want to add a lot of things in my bag and one of them is the hezi. I just want to know how do I efficiently practice them. Unlike Jab steps or regular dribble drills where it’s simple as repetition with intent, I keep practicing hesitations and I simply can’t get my defender to react or bite the hezi.
“He was despised and rejected- a man of sorrows, acquainted with deepest grief. We turned our backs on him and looked the other way. He was despised, and we did not care. Yet it was our weaknesses he carried; it was our sorrows that weighed him down. And we thought his troubles were a punishment from God, a punishment for his own sins! But he was pierced for our rebellion, crushed for our sins. He was beaten so we could be whole. He was whipped so we could be healed. All of us, like sheep, have strayed away. We have left God’s paths to follow our own. Yet the Lord laid on him the sins of us all. He was oppressed and treated harshly, yet he never said a word. He was led like a lamb to the slaughter. And as a sheep is silent before the shearers, he did not open his mouth. Unjustly condemned, he was led away. No one cared that he died without descendants, that his life was cut short in midstream. But he was struck down for the rebellion of my people. He had done no wrong and had never deceived anyone. But he was buried like a criminal; he was put in a rich man’s grave. But it was the Lord’s good plan to crush him and cause him grief. Yet when his life is made an offering for sin, he will have many descendants. He will enjoy a long life, and the Lord’s good plan will prosper in his hands. When he sees all that is accomplished by his anguish, he will be satisfied. And because of his experience, my righteous servant will make it possible for many to be counted righteous, for he will bear all their sins. I will give him the honors of a victorious soldier, because he exposed himself to death. He was counted among the rebels. He bore the sins of many and interceded for rebels.” Isaiah 53:3-12 NLT "For God so loved the world, that He gave His only Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have eternal life." John 3:16 God loves you so much and showed that by sending His Son to die for us so that we may inherit eternal life. We deserve hell but He gave us heaven through faith in Jesus. He took the punishment we deserved and by putting our faith in Him we can be saved. The Key To Eternal Life: ua-cam.com/video/uZdv-TtiMkg/v-deo.html For evidence for Christianity and answered questions, check out ua-cam.com/users/drcraigvideos and ua-cam.com/users/CrossExamined because if Jesus really rose from the dead it is the most important fact ever! God bless y’all!
Do some of these look like a Carry to you guys? On some of the clips I noticed his hand under the ball. How exactly are you supposed to pull off a Hesi.. Allen Iverson Carry - ua-cam.com/video/Ps1lGZfRw6k/v-deo.html Tim Hardaway saying it's a carry - ua-cam.com/video/fDkXqxA46Xs/v-deo.html Need your insight on this Coleman. I see this in the gyms all the time & I call Carry on them. But we don't have refs or cameras. And it's usually the guy's friends backing him up saying it's not a carry. Of course I'm going to jump if your hand is literally under the ball like you're about to shoot. I've seen some Hesi's done the right way though with the ball on the side of the ball. I'm thinking Refs or Coaches don't care if it's a Carry anymore, as long as it looks good.
It's hard to spot at game speed. Refs would give them the benefit of doubt. They'd rather let a small carry slide, than call carry on a perfectly legal move. As for pick up games... If it looks cool, no one will want to call.
@@ByAnyMeansBasketball Yeah you arguably have to, as the game evolves and players want to stay competitive. But now calling carry is a slippery slope where before it was objective by definition
At the 2 minute mark... how can people say today's game is more skilled. Wtf is this bullshit right here, bro. This isn't a "move" this is a carry it boggles my mind why refs are not calling it anymore, it's ruining basketball.
This vid is premature. More than half of these will get called in college. He'll probably end up abandoning it like everyone else after a few whistles at the next level ( lamelo is the most notable recently)
The thing you're missing from this video is that he always closes his feet when he hesi's (you kind of mentioned this with the hop, but not really). Most players pay no attention to foot positioning when they hesi, and only focus on their eyes, arms, and upper body, and often end up trying to hesi with a wide base even though their real shot has narrow foot positioning. This is where Ronaldo's hesi excels beyond everyone else, as his hesi FULLY looks like he's going into his shooting motion vs most people who only have their upper bodies looking like they're going into a shooting motion.
thank you for this
i think that wasn’t mentioned because most players shoot from a closed-stance. so when he says he looks like he might hop into a shot, it’s covering that aspect of the footwork
Spoken well
Well Spoken
Also it's a quick side step which is needed to get pass aggressive defenders. That's also the problem with the hang hesi. It's too slow against handsy defenders. Especially if you're playing against squared defenders with long wingspans. Unlike the hang hesi, Segu's hesi is too fast to predict and stay in front of.
his footwork on his signature hesi is so unique, when i first tried to do it i felt like i forgot how to play basketball
This shit not working in the NBA
@@deprivome938 already did😂
@@deprivome938 hes done it on nba bound players 😂😂
@@deprivome938 he is destroying europeans with smaller courts and better defence sooo
Same here 😂
Now THIS guy is the real Hezi God.
you can tell this guy's a good shooter by the way the defenders are jumping
Nah, not really hezis forces your brain to go defend even ben simmons can hezi ppl behind the 3pt line its more like a basketball reflex but yes, being a good shooter really helps the defender to jump on your hezis
I met him once at a club in Buffalo, he’s a cool down to Earth guy.
Can you do a deeper break down of his playing style
One of my favorite players. Thanks Coleman 🙏.
Yeah, this guys hesi is top notch best I've ever seen and I've never seen anyone replicate it.
More than half these clips are carries but he does it so quick refs don’t call it. It’s like the zero step. It’s actually a travel but the foot speed is so quick refs don’t catch it.
Yeah he's carrying.
Bro … I’m at work watching on my phone while I’m working so I couldn’t see the screen fully but I’m like it looks like he keeps on carrying the ball 😂 smh
@@Muzicboy3 yep
What's amazing about it is how well he does it w/ the ball in his right hand. Many hoopers like Devin Williams, Dennis Smith Jr and more have mastered it in their left, bringing the shooting hand to the ball which is way easier.
Facts! It’s crazy
Now we need a hesi workout
What a lot of people are missing and one person pointed this out from a different video I saw him on, is this kid has "perfected" the carry. If you pay attention he gets his hand slightly under the ball then quickly yanks to the other side or makes a move to the basket. Its very clever and shifty move, but a carry nonetheless.
THANK YOU I was waiting for someone to analyse this kid
Great breakdown 👌 bro however I do want to say one thing: at some point he does carry the ball sometimes but I'm pretty sure he exactly realizes it since it's so subtle but other than that that hesi he's developed and mastered is as pristine as they come.
More than half these clips are carries but he does it so quick refs don’t call it. It’s like the zero step. It’s actually a travel but the foot speed is so quick refs don’t catch it.
All great ballhandlers carry or palm the ball...it's why refs don't waste time slowing down the game for calling it unless it's ultra blatant...
If you're a great ball handler, you're not worried about carrying because enough ball experience will teach you what you essentially can get away with...focus on the separation, footwk, and pace changes and you'll be fine.
same I’ve watched him for yrs along with that center he use to play with they were pretty solid forgot his name , but my hezi is inspired by him also
Nassir little
@@Tolerent yes, Appreciate it bro 💪🏾💯s/o him and you
The full breakdown of the hesi is that it’s a damn carry!
Just want everyone here to know that it’s not a carry if both feet are off the ground while his hand is under the ball (and can get it over his hand before landing) it’s what makes it even more unique then the usual player
His feet are not off the ground when he carries
Hesi GOD right here.
When you train this do you initially make players rep out off the dribble shots (pull up, side step, step back, etc) and then build the hesi off of the natural shooting motion? Or do you jump straight into working on the hesi itself?
I've seen effective hesis from players that don't love to shoot, so I don't think it's necessarily a prerequisite to have the pull up on lock, but it intuitively makes sense to pair them to make it look identical and give the most options. I suppose it mostly depends on each individual's play style.
The first 40 seconds of the clip dude is carrying so hard it’s unbelievable you are confused on how he’s getting away with carrying so hard look at his hand placement. When you trying to replicate the move you actually did it correctly and put your hand on the side of the ball this Ronaldo guy hand is directly under the ball his hesi is so effective due to his carry what makes him so good at his hesi is carrying skills from training at Kroger
100%
Thank You So Much! Appreciate it Finna get my defenders jumping lol.
His Hesi is similar to the kemba walker stepback except he doesn’t have to drive into a step back to initiate it
bro be carrying, but they don’t call it in the league so he’ll be fine. Lol
Thank you lord been waiting for the breakdown
Carry in almost each episode)) this carryman best even then devin williams (inthelab)
never saw this coming Cole making a video on Segu’s Hesi!!!
Thanks once again 🙏🏾❤️
Players who use potential carries to get buckets > IG refs who are scared of it and will never have this in their bag 🤣
if you have to travel or carry every possession to scare you aren’t good at basketball
These Hesi moves are very effective but you can clearly see he carries a lot, especially in slomo
Does he really if it doesn’t get callled? 👀
@@ByAnyMeansBasketball I didn't say it'll get called and it probably will not most of the time, that's how basketball has "evolved", and become more and more entertaining. That's why I love watching your break downs and learning from it. I just pointed out a single fact, chill
Ong he tuff af i like this footwork and ti works most of the time, you gotta be solid shooter to sell it tho
This dude was crazy on the high school scene Coldest hezi ever
Brother how do you upload something i be thinking that day every single time
I love his move but sometimes doing the hesi he puts his hand under the ball like in 1:16 or 1:51. Pretty move but risky.
carry and carry and I think most of this hesi moves are carry, not hating here but if you slow mo the videos you'll see
@@javiervgn exaclty, 99% of hesi moves can be called carry... even in the NBA. Players like KD put his fingers under the ball and then they call this shit "skill". It pisses me off.
@@lebarbosa9778 The skill comes out in the ability to hang the ball (keep it off the ground) to allow oneself for more possible actions. Many players aren’t skilled in this department even pros. #kanonway
yeah i hate this too. There is no need for this elaborate analysis about this foot positions, torso angle, and eyes; he's just carrying the ball and the defenders close out because he picked the ball up and then he dribbles again.@@lebarbosa9778
This is not a critique of his skillset or talent level, just an observation of what is clearly displayed on the screen. We all can see he is a high level hooper. --There is a difference between a "hesi" and feint. Sometimes, to enhance the effect, they are used together. Hesi is just short for hesitation, meaning to momentarily slow the speed of your legal live dribble almost to a pause. A feint is just putting your off hand near the ball to fake picking the ball up. On a lot of these plays, like a majority of players today who try this combo, he is clearly carrying the ball. He puts his hand underneath the ball, discontinuing the dribble(violation), then puts it back on the side once the defender falls for it. With such a high talent level, I can't see any justification for using this illegal move as an offensive crutch.
Bone Collector has been doing a move similar to this for a WHILE, since the early 2000s.. obviously this is a modified version..
Fire bro
You through a curve ball this time alot of people don't give him the recognition that he deserves .still wonder why he's not in the NBA
Didn't he sign with the grizzlies, but just went undrafted
it's effective because it's a carry and because he can shoot 👍🏽
Fav move
Please look at Matt McAndews in and out. Please breakdown along with Dennis Smith Jr.
He's straight carrying 😮😢😮
That's carry !! Stop playin with me bro!!
It’s his signature move that he likely came up with growing up and playing pick up ball around the neighborhood and at the local ymca/rec. Definitely second nature and he doesn’t have to think about it.
Thanks for the video
So glad I got to watch him in college lol
Don’t slow down the clip…. Cuz it’s a carry.
I've only been able to do this move once. On accident. Everyone was like: "wtf was that, nice"
My son would do the same hezi as a youth and the ref would call carry. I see carry all day here, which is a total advance for the offensive player. His hand is under the ball during the hezi more so than on the side.
Do jalen Brunson attention to detail
bro carries the ball everybreakdown you did. hatdown his a shooter so he gets defenders
He’s nice
Hand under the ball is a carry. But if the refs don't call carry its called...Pro MOooVES
its a good hesi bc his hand is underneath the basketball
For all you "at home refs" if you have any type of dribbling bag you're going to carry the ball, all the best ball handlers have done it, and if you were to slow down clips of anybody dribbling you can easily call a million carries, but nobody can slow down time with there eyes in real life
Used to play with kid at the dr Phillips ymca. Always knew he was going place he’s the real deal. One time he crossed me and I physically couldn’t move it was like some vuduu.
he’s literally just palming the ball i don’t know why people act like he’s not
okay but i get called
for a travel for
that
hesi would be considered carry's back in the day.
My school has tryout in November and I really want to add a lot of things in my bag and one of them is the hezi. I just want to know how do I efficiently practice them. Unlike Jab steps or regular dribble drills where it’s simple as repetition with intent, I keep practicing hesitations and I simply can’t get my defender to react or bite the hezi.
any drills that can help do the hezi a more effective way ?
The secret is carrying the ball.
Is is hand not going under the ball for the hezi? Looks like a carry no?
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Ty
That's a carry lol. I know they can get away with it but... no hate he ice water tho. He gonna be a problem.
Damn he long ash
“He was despised and rejected- a man of sorrows, acquainted with deepest grief. We turned our backs on him and looked the other way. He was despised, and we did not care. Yet it was our weaknesses he carried; it was our sorrows that weighed him down. And we thought his troubles were a punishment from God, a punishment for his own sins! But he was pierced for our rebellion, crushed for our sins. He was beaten so we could be whole. He was whipped so we could be healed. All of us, like sheep, have strayed away. We have left God’s paths to follow our own. Yet the Lord laid on him the sins of us all. He was oppressed and treated harshly, yet he never said a word. He was led like a lamb to the slaughter. And as a sheep is silent before the shearers, he did not open his mouth. Unjustly condemned, he was led away. No one cared that he died without descendants, that his life was cut short in midstream. But he was struck down for the rebellion of my people. He had done no wrong and had never deceived anyone. But he was buried like a criminal; he was put in a rich man’s grave. But it was the Lord’s good plan to crush him and cause him grief. Yet when his life is made an offering for sin, he will have many descendants. He will enjoy a long life, and the Lord’s good plan will prosper in his hands. When he sees all that is accomplished by his anguish, he will be satisfied. And because of his experience, my righteous servant will make it possible for many to be counted righteous, for he will bear all their sins. I will give him the honors of a victorious soldier, because he exposed himself to death. He was counted among the rebels. He bore the sins of many and interceded for rebels.”
Isaiah 53:3-12 NLT
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Do some of these look like a Carry to you guys? On some of the clips I noticed his hand under the ball.
How exactly are you supposed to pull off a Hesi..
Allen Iverson Carry - ua-cam.com/video/Ps1lGZfRw6k/v-deo.html
Tim Hardaway saying it's a carry - ua-cam.com/video/fDkXqxA46Xs/v-deo.html
Need your insight on this Coleman. I see this in the gyms all the time & I call Carry on them. But we don't have refs or cameras.
And it's usually the guy's friends backing him up saying it's not a carry.
Of course I'm going to jump if your hand is literally under the ball like you're about to shoot.
I've seen some Hesi's done the right way though with the ball on the side of the ball.
I'm thinking Refs or Coaches don't care if it's a Carry anymore, as long as it looks good.
It's hard to spot at game speed. Refs would give them the benefit of doubt. They'd rather let a small carry slide, than call carry on a perfectly legal move.
As for pick up games... If it looks cool, no one will want to call.
He carries the ball a shit load on that hesi
This feels like a glitch.
Dudes a monster no doubt but at 1:17 that’s a blatant carry.
Nice
Yo he’s niceeee
What’s the background song
What’s the background beat?
That’s a carry your hand can not be under the ball
whats the instrumental? Ive heard it from devin the lab a looong time ago too
please lmk if you see this
What happened to carrying the ball - why is this never discussed
Because it doesn’t get called much. So why not use it at times 👀
@@ByAnyMeansBasketball Yeah you arguably have to, as the game evolves and players want to stay competitive. But now calling carry is a slippery slope where before it was objective by definition
because it's "the evolutions of the game maaaan"... this bullshit is getting out of hand
Carry.
sheeesh
At the 2 minute mark... how can people say today's game is more skilled. Wtf is this bullshit right here, bro. This isn't a "move" this is a carry it boggles my mind why refs are not calling it anymore, it's ruining basketball.
Cope and seethe
@@antichaos i guess
Carry
ENIGMA
Aslo he really sells the hesi
I feel like that’s what the entire video was about lol
Seriously
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No hate to him but the defense sucks
I app
good video but he is clearly carrying
This vid is premature. More than half of these will get called in college. He'll probably end up abandoning it like everyone else after a few whistles at the next level ( lamelo is the most notable recently)
The dude finished college and is now at the pro level lol
@@ByAnyMeansBasketball Then why no film of his carry-hezi in college or pros? lol
@@jeremyg1833 much easier to find hesi highlights by finding a “hesi mixtape” on UA-cam than going through all possessions on Synergy lol
dang thats robotic
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carry=travel
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