This Will TRANSFORM The Way You Change Speeds

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• BB

  @BBallFilmZone · 2 years ago (edited) · pinned

  A lot of you have confused smooth and fluid movement patterns with smooth change of speeds, which is my fault for not being more clear. Fluid movement and smooth changes in speed are two different things. No one is saying that you shouldn’t move with fluidity.<br><br>A lot of times when you say a player is “smooth” (ex. PG13, Kyrie, Luka, etc) we are talking abt their ability to move and adjust, not purely their change of speeds.<br><br>A smooth change of speeds indicates a gradual ramp up and ramp down in speed which is easy to guard because there are no sudden extreme movements and everything is gradual. Which is what I was getting at.

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• JA

  @jamespinkney189 · 2 years ago

  Tyson Walker is such a good example of pacing mechanics, dude is a bucket

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• IN

  @inazumatempest6284 · 2 years ago

  Tysm bro this is litterly the only video u need to get shifty

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• BL

  @BluegrassJay · 2 years ago

  Always told my guards to play herky jerky. That even constant little twitching keeps your defender on edge not only physically but mentally. It&apos;s unpredictable and intimidating and have seen many times the defender pretty much give up on drives.

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• CA

  @capyonthatbara · 2 years ago

  Tip: Practice dribbling the ball and stopping at a certain point of your dribble you have to use all the dribble&apos;s in your bag and figure out how you can hesitate with it, remember YouTube does not have every single dribble move you could have a signature dribble move but you can&apos;t figure out how to hesitate with it just because your only watching YouTube. It&apos;s good to watch YouTube to figure out the basics and dribbling technique&apos;s if you want something new in your bag, you can apply that move with a hesitation/stop. (You can figure out what I&apos;m saying if you read the half of this comment).

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• BL

  @BlackSpongebob77 · 2 years ago

  I can’t be more thankful for this break down this might have just transformed my game to a whole new level

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• QI

  @qiushihu9443 · 2 years ago

  These are some high level stuff. True hoopers need to watch this vid and practice

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• NO

  @noahwilliams588 · 2 years ago

  John 3:16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. JESUS CHRIST LOVES YOU REPENT

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• SY

  @sytbh · 2 years ago

  Beautifully articulated, most good-elite ball handlers do these things intuitively. It&apos;s all about finding that rhythm to catch that first man off guard and actually preparing your body to take these loads, or it just won&apos;t let you move how you&apos;re envisioning it at best and lead to injuries at worst.

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• EY

  @eyev5085 · 2 years ago (edited)

  I always use this, it is very effective. This is the best way to ankle break an opponent a sudden shift and change of speed.

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• FR

  @frenchtoastmaffia · 2 years ago

  By far the example video ive ever seen. I love the flow and the variety of examples instead of spending 10 minutes on the same 3 examples

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• AD

  @adamlacko2546 · 2 years ago

  I am pretty sure I shouldn&apos;t be allowed to watch this for free. This stuff is GOLD!

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