Michael Jordan - Masterclass: Basketball Fundamentals
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- Опубліковано 9 тра 2021
- Offense + Defense + Q&A: The only complete MJ masterclass on the internet.
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Rise above the haters and misfortune, never stoop.
"I've failed over and over and over again in my life. And that is why I succeed... Failure makes me work even harder... Always turn a negative situation into a positive situation... You can practice shooting 8 hours a day, but if your technique is wrong, then all you become is very good at shooting the wrong way. Get the fundamentals down and the level of everything you do will rise." -- Michael Jordan
Enjoy... The Holy Bible of Basketball:
00:07 OFFENSE
5:17 Jab Step Crossover: Shot, Fake, Drive
7:02 Protect Your Ball, Use Your Body
8:49 The Fadeaway
14:15 Freethrows
23:02 Using The Screen
25:32 Passing
28:22 DEFENSE
30:57 Defensive Stance
34:21 Movement
39:08 Seeing Your Man
40:37 Q&A
41:30 Team Defense
55:17 Q&A - Спорт
00:07 OFFENSE
5:17 Jab Step Crossover: Shot, Fake, Drive
7:02 Protect Your Ball, Use Your Body
8:49 The Fadeaway
14:15 Freethrows
23:02 Using The Screen
25:32 Passing
28:22 DEFENSE
30:57 Defensive Stance
34:21 Movement
39:08 Seeing Your Man
41:30 Team Defense
Thank u bro
Fade away is my reason for watching. Such poetry
Bless u brother
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I sent this to my son. He's only 22 months old.
he gonna be nice in school
Oh so u like maths huh? Calculate the velocity *proceeds to kick you*
😂 😂 😂
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😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣 in bout to too, he’s only 16 months
There are 4 videos you got to watch to learn how to play. (1) this one, (2) the Kobe signature moves, (3) the one from Inside the NBA where Shaq and Chuck teach how to score in the post, and (4) the Hakeem video training Dwight Howard.
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Dam that is a good list. I just watched each. I would add Inside the NBA with McHale and Webber. Webber is a straight Point Forward.
Also adding that video of Larry Bird teaching how to play the pick and roll
Don’t forget LeBron’s Nike Signature Moves, as well.
Don't forget Pistol Pete's
Jesus, the value of this. Imagine „Paganini teaches violin”, „Einstein teaches physics” etc. Priceless.
Honestly
That’s a perfect analogy because they could tell you but you just couldn’t actually understand it or replicate it unless you where them. Truly 1:1
Nah the dickeating is crazy dude MJ not even the Goat of Basket
@@spendsshanks6050 Kobe>Lebron forever. Lebron is still very skilled tho.
@@t-genius6122 A New Legacy? LeBron James Masterclass: How to pass the ball late in games so you don't have to shoot free throws under pressure. How to ring chase by forming new superteams in other cities. And lastly, how to influence the media so that you can leapfrog every other all time great not named Michael Jordan.
Michael Jordan is the most complete basketball player. Most fundamentally sound, most skilled. He had freak athleticism, but still grinded it out to learn the game. He masterfully read the defense to execute his offense, then immediately gets back so he can read the offense and establish great defense. 10x scoring champion, 1DPOY, 9x all defense 1st team. He is the GOAT 🐐
Jordan far exceeded his idols. Can't say the same for both Kobe and Bron
@@t-genius6122 Fair enuff you believe wht you wnt but I saw and see different bcse up to now in his wht 20+ yrs in the NBA Lechic doesn't even have a Post Up Move all he does is take Jump Shots from inside & outside runs the floor for Dunks and oh yes his ALMIGHTY ASSISTS but ask him to Play DEFENSE he doesn't kno tht wrd as Big and Strong as he is I wudve Loved to see him go up against Real Power Forwards like Chris Webber, Juan Howard, Ben Wallace, Rasheed Wallace even Antwan Jamison and am not speaking abt playing ruff all I mean is putting him on a Post with them and him getting Past them and then we wudve seen the WASTE he is, a mean he's already went to Olajawon aka The Dream to Teach him Post Moves but he didn't learn anything bcse he's a Waste and just to let you know wen they speak abt a player being the most Complete or Fundamental Player they are not speaking abt their players who can score past play defense etc wht they're speaking abt is a player who plays the way he was Taught, the Simple foot/hand wrks used to play both Offense & Defense okay since you dnt kno anything abt basketball for instance have you ever heard of Tim Duncan well hey if not 99.9 percent of his the shots he takes drops and why bcse no matter wht or where he shoots off the Glass .. Basics aka Fundamentals.
Mj is fundamentally sound he is the perfect style to learn
@@t-genius6122 No he doesn't lol. They didnt lose series because he melted down, he didn't leave in the middle of the 4th quarter because he didnt want to watch his team lose. Lebron's blemishes are ON the court. If you even try to say he lost in the first round early on, then you're just being an idiot lol
@@GamingCentralTV1 Against one of the greatest teams ever assembled as he played with crackheads who ended up getting arrested and throw off the team and he still averaged 40. Stop it with that BS
I love how he palms the ball and says put the ball here so the defense cannot get to it. "Excuse me. How do I palm the ball?"
hahahaha
Fingertip push-ups and you will palm the ball in 6 weeks of 10 per day
@@jelanijuma4034 Indeed great advice , if you want to go next level get to 30-50 a day. Your rebounding, handles , and shot will get better.
i dont have huge hands but i followed some of get handles basketballs palming excercises and i can actually palm almost any ball for a good 30 seconds depending on its grip. he has multiple videos about palming too.
Lol so true..
But I can and I'm only 5'7..
No...not really as easily as he did....enough momentum and it still slips...but can be done.
“9 out of 10 it’s going to be a foul. I said 9/10 because I can get away with it, but I don’t play anymore so you don’t have to worry about it.”😂😂😂
when was this? was it like early 2000s
He had quick hands. Lol
If MJ sees that this video is uploaded in 240p he 'll take it personally..
Holy shit, MJ is teaching me how to play basketball.
this is the most humble comment section i’ve ever seen. i feel like everyone’s just so astonished this video even exists let alone have less than 1 mil views 😂
I had....NO idea Jordan did a masterclass video. The greatest offensive force basketball has ever seen. Wow.
Same as good defensively
@@Colstonewall Nah, I'd say the 10 scoring titles gives MJ the best case for that.
@@joshjones9749 That doesnt make sense. We‘ll never know how dominant wilt would have been in the 80s and 90s, but to discredit him is foolish.
@@joshjones9749 Not at all. That only implies that he was the best scorer of that particular generation. No one knows for a fact what guys like wilt, elgin, oscar, and so on would have been in the 90s and viceversa with mj in past decades. The NBA is not a particular decade old.
@@FreeFlow__ Well to me he's the greatest scorer. And he has more than enough accomplishments to back it up so its far from a wild claim. There's probably less than 3 people in history who can challenge him for that claim and they DON'T have the same amount of awards 🤷🏾♂️
2:28
“That is traveling in any league”
My, how times have changed.
Literally every possession in todays game are carrying and travelling violations.
Hear hear
MJ doesn't get enough credit for his fundamentals the guy truly mastered the game. That along with insane athleticism made him impossible to defend.
Mental
Not sure if any of you are Bruce Lee fans but it's uncanny how similar the approach is of those who have truly mastered their craft.
Surprised this doesnt have like 500M views and 20M+ likes... the GOAT is literally giving away his secrets both offense and defense... bc I learn by watching and I watch so much MJ already I have a lot of his moves in my arsenal (both sides of the ball) which has made me sort of a hoopist on the streets... NOW? BRO, its over lol
more for me lol
You tube is a bitch
I don’t see Lebron
@@t-genius6122 Yeh and you'll never see him cuz it says GOAT not GLOAT (Greatest Loser of All-Time)
this aint his secrets tho my g. This is just common knowledge on how to plasy basketball but only just explained by MJ in a video. If you even play basketball for atleast a month or 3 you should know this. Just common knowledge. The only extra thing ab this video is for beginners they can rewatch this video and no have to ask their coach over and over to explain everything. But there are better and newer videos on youtube about this and even with more detail
I respect that they didn't cut the shots which were missed. It gives an extremely honest feeling to this vid.
Mj is so articulate wow
I can’t believe this info is being given away for free
Free game
it’s a sport lmfaooo
Being the GOAT isn't just achievements. It's a mentality 🐐💯🔥
i cant believe that this video exists!!
i thought Michael never taught anyone anything haha its really difficult finding videos online for Michael
i cant believe to that this video exists
I watched this video in high school 2004
@@DD3874 I watched this in high school 2004, until this released I just watched his other videos and slow mo’d the video to learn his footwork. Unfortunately I’m only 5’9 lol
@@rossanotratv where did you watch it? Are there other ways to watch this video maybe in higher quality?
It does. I have seen it around 2004-05 I think.
The G.O.A.T, Michael Jordan, underscores the importance of basketball fundamentals. The quintessential, once-in-a-lifetime athletic genius! Much, much respect to MJ!!!
One of the greatest teachers in the subject of basketball.
Another guy's thank you
You can remove "one of"
@@jimxu1963the greatest teachers in the subject of basketball
This video shows how much of w genius Jordan was. And yet he kept this all silently to himself all these years. This is why Bob Costas likened MJ to an assassin. He was lethal with all this knowledge and a complete enigma to everyone, keeping the entire NBA on its toes. Man I forever just love this dude. Really made so many kids childhoods that much greater by being a true model and exemplary.
I watch Jordan over and over just to see what he was doing. The one thing I will say is that you never ever saw him standing up. His body was flexed down dribbling low to the ground ready to spring up. He also had a fundamentally sound shooting stroke. His stroke was so smooth. Incredible body control in the air; that’s difficult to teach.
I thought about air control. Just from a physics point of view, you want to keep the ball close to your chest while in the air. You want to be able to move it to prevent the ball from getting slapped away but still close to your chest. Watch Jordan while in the air. He had a great feel for this. It’s basic physics.
You can feel that He loved every second of this filming.
MJ could be 95 years old and still would want to see him take those fade-aways
The fact this video exists shows how humble this man is to teach others.
He was/is the most egotistical person around. Just because someone does something nice, doesn't mean their humble. He probably get paid a million for doing this.
He was paid to make this.
@@pacman1153*they're
@@89kilemal Sure. I forgot I was on UA-cam surrounded by scholars. I won't (will not) make that mistake again.
@@pacman1153 Won't is fine mate.
I never knew this existed. I tried to watch everything about MJ as a kid that I could, and I tried to play just like him. I would have watched this 1,000 times if I had it back then
I'm saving this for my daughter
It’s rare to have analysis and killer instinct in one
Holy moly, never knew something like this existed. This is Golden! Why it doesn't have 1B of views and likes yet???
Yeah he literally gives away all his tricks here
because its broken up in hella parts all over youtube.
Extremely underrated video
Every basketball player should watch this video. This should have 100 million views.
I love how he gives props to the legends of the game. Even praises Pippen for his D, yet somehow Pip felt the need to disrespect the man w that stupid book.
i could you show you easily over hundred instances where mj praised pippen, and nobody wont be able to find any instance where MJ disrespects scotty.
He always spoke about how great Pip is, no mattter if in Interviews, documentaries, HOF Speech (First thing he said at his HOF Speech was, and im paraphrasing: "Whenever you talk about Michael Jordan you should talk about scottie pippen).....
@@A-m-K MJs success and his own failures eventually got the best of Pip. And he’s always been a fickle and emotional guy.
Word, brother. Word.
Cause pip is bitter ppl don't call pip the goat he was great but he wasn't the best
(MJ proceeds to give his masterclass) "Last but not least guys: Don't forget to take it personal!"
😂🤣🤣🤣🔥
Kobe put this on repeat
lebrons game seems to not agree with much of this video
Word
Facts
Btw , his teaching and his posture is so clear and great. And he is so in shape even tho this is his post-retirement form. And also his suit + sneakers are on fire.
The way MJ talks about basketball is always so fundamentally driven. Offensive player, defensive player, basketball: full expressions treated as controls for logic-based decision making in a parasympathetic mental state despite intense physical exertion and environmental stimuli. His moves that we perceive as trick shots or “spectacular” were simply the result of a master who would’ve taken a standard layup but was put in a position which eventually led to solutions that awed.
The fundamental are very important to be a complete player you have to play both sides of the ball Mj was so graceful
This guy seems to be good, once he makes it into the pro league he can afford a cam with better resolution.
Hope so
Y’all never get tired of this joke
@@godson8817 Nope...
I wish I had this vid when I was a kid. This is really good fundamentals.
Like Pablo Picasso teaching you to paint or Beethoven teaching you how to play piano.
In 500 years this video will be shown in museums and the lines will still be huge
Y'all know that this is like some top secret footage. Be grateful someone posted this. Lots of things to learn.
this is an absolute gem to me, as someone who consideres themselves quite skilled at the game, this just teaches me the small things that help infinitly - i just simply cannot believe how much of a well of knowledge this man posses in this sport
The Master of the Game of Basketball. Simply the best player of all time.
I remember watching these in junior high/middle school every day when I was obsessed with basketball. I'm now 37 and shocked that they're still watched by many.
I grew up watching Jordan at UNC and the Bulls, but it is only recently I have come to appreciate how sharp is mind really is. He had to process multiple possibilities while moving down the court often at full speed. I think this talent contributed greatly to some of his spectacular play.
The most complete basketball to ever play and live Michael Jeffrey Jordan
Went to sleep with youtube on and woke-up with this. Time to take my 5'6 self to a court I got this lets gooooooo
dunkademics
That’s the reward for being so determined and smart to look for fundamentals i like it i just wanna get so much better at basketball because i hate being bad at something wish me luck
You got this man just keep grinding
Wow! This is what Tim Groover said in his book relentless that the Great obsessed about details to the core. There is depth in everything and clarity in MJ coaching. WOW!
hard work leads to success.
I wonder if they made a spanish version of this.. Thanks GOAT for imparting so much knowledge.
Puedes usar la traducción automática que ofrece UA-cam
When I immigrated to chicago in 1998 from Mexico, I was so happy thinking that I will be able to watch the great and legend Michael Jordan live,sadly the year that he retired.
MJ is the 🐐 I remember watching this as a kid.. made me a 🐐 in the streets
W mans😂
I was surprised this video exists
1hr and 6 mins of pure gold. 👍
Is no one going to say anything about how casually he just palms the ball with one hand?!? MJ had huge hands and that helped his game a ton as well
Thank you for posting this. Great to see and hear MJ breaking it down.
MJ, the reason I spent tens of thousands hours watching NBA since 90s. I would love to watch this video when I was younger :) Long live the bball god!
"I say its a foul 9 times out of 10 because i can get away with it, but i don't play anymore so we don't gotta worry about that" gotta love mike saying he gets special treatment and he knew it!
well every goat in nba history does
Me basically searching the comment session for this comment so I wont have to retype the same thought ~
I don't get this "special treatment" BS being spewed by mostly salty haters and youngins. Mj was an offensive player first and foremost who likes to attack the basket, who is being guarded round the clock since he is the top scoring option, so its natural he gets fouled often. And he is only 11th in FTA. If hes in the top 5 then i can say he gets special treatment.
You know how much money MJ made for the NBA? Every player in the NBA today should be thanking MJ.
@@CrisCraighe got it after he became Jordan. Early on he didn't get it cuz he was young. C'mon the man jus said it himself. Everyone here is a Jordan adorer that don't mean you can't say what's real
Wow, how beautiful are his moves when MJ explains how to play
Mr. Jordan (Michael), MASTERCLASS on basketball offense, defense, directions and options on the basketball court is the best gift to give to your son and/or nephew!
Thank you for sharing! I about fell over when I saw this existed- this is gold. It's SO cool to hear him explain all his knowledge. I so wish I could have seen one of MJ's games in person! 🏀
Not to rub it in, but I’m from Chicago, and got to see him play at the United Center and he scored over 50 points, it was an amazing evening! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@starbaby849 Nice, that would be incredible to see!
I just want to jump with my head 7 inches above the rim, pump fake and do a 360, while being fouled by one of the 2 people guarding me and throw the ball behind me with one hand and still get the basket, you know a simple MJ move .
the more you master the basics / fundamentals the more you are gonna be successful in your basketball career the skills and athleticism are the icing on the cake.
What a great material!!! Real gold!! Thank you!
this right here is so valuable for the generations of ballers to come.
Clearly the greatest of all time
If that was lebron teaching, the first lesson would be "Flopping Fundamentals"
amazing with the speed of any pro game that a select few can read feet and momentum, and then use that against a player. McDavid now does it in hockey.
Thank you uncle Mike!
God bless youtube recommendations
Just can't express how blessed I feel right now😢
This is gold. I could watch this for hours. The fadeaway lecture was awesome.
MJ the best player ever
Love you Michael
He definetely took this interview personal
Thank you Mr. Jordan.
The goat of basketball teaching us. Underrated.
I actually learned alot from this. Never knew about this video existed. Thank you Mr.Jordan 🙏
I dont even play Basketball but if its Jordan teaching, I'm taking notes
There's something so surreal and humble about mj doing this.
Thank you so much for keeping this video on youtube!!!!!
GOAT 101 from MJ. 💪👌
MJs fadeaway is untouchable! no fancy dribbles needed, no eurosteps needs,, no 3s needed...
Kawai is the closest thing, not kobe. The only difference is kawai does not look graceful at all. He's rigid n robotic. Jordan was swift powerful finesse all at once
I had no idea this exists and this is amazing! Thank you for sharing this!
Simply the best!
"9 TIMES OUTTA TEN THATS A FOUL. I SAY 9 TIMES OUTTA TEN BECAUSE I COULD GET AWAY WITH. BUT IM RETIRED, SO YOU DONT HAVE WORRY ABOUT THAT ANYMORE..." - LEGEND
what a nice teacher, seems a little old but knows a thing or two about basketball
I would say this is arguably the greatest video of all time. Maybe the goat
GREATEST OF ALL TIME MICHAEL JEFFREY JORDAN 23 🔥👌
Thank you so much!
I could like this twice i would.
God bless u Michael.. These r valuable lessons for the generations to come.
bro the fadeaway lesson was fire
These tips are slept on
This is incredible 👏 thanks for the upload
Michael Jordan is the best coach ever
GOAT
15 years ago to today, this is gold
Love it! Pure gold
Different since the hand checking rules were applied, the offense man clearly has the advantage in the first step!