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@@petemaunderhoops I can very easily demonstrate a jump stop. Nobody is jumping. I am simply stopping on two feet. Up and down have always been a rule.

@petemaunderhoops This is a jump stop. In this video, he is not jumping. He is stopping on two feet. ruclips.net/video/UVInJuaG8TU/видео.htmlsi=Oz97P-HjiiZs3hRm

@@petemaunderhoops Posting another one. So you will get it

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Hey! Thanks for the question. It really depends on the situation - if you're wide open like a 1 on 0 fast break then you might be able to get your eyes up early - but most of the time in the game when you drive, you'll need to be looking around at defenders and teammates to make the decision about when, how and if you are actually going to finish. And then at the last second, get your eyes on the rim. I think the key thing is to make sure that when you PRACTICE finishing, you don't get your eyes on the rim early, and practice the skill of finding the rim at the last second, because that's what will likely happen in the game.

@@petemaunderhoops thank you so much coach.. I agree. need more practice and train my eyes on that situation..🤍

Technically it depends on when you gather the ball - if you gather it while you're in the air, you've now got either foot to pivot on when you land. However, I've still seen this called a travel many times, so I don't think the risk is worth it. My suggestion would be not to pivot after a pro-hop based on how it is called.

I think the body protects the ball pretty well on this move? But yes, we did emphasise low shoulder on the actual spin/drive.

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Better off to get the player to understand the why and how to coach themselves. Lets them coach themselves.

Thank you!

Absolutely. Just do this drill once and you’ll be the KING! 😁

Thank you! Appreciate that 🙂

It has changed a little bit recently, but I think you would still always get away with that kind of drive. Worldwide now there is what is called a zero step, which means that if you pick up the ball with a foot still on the ground (while moving) that does not count as your first step (for instance, in my demo, my right foot does not count as my first step so I can then go left and right after that pick up.

It has changed a little bit recently, but I think you would still always get away with that kind of drive. Worldwide now there is what is called a zero step, which means that if you pick up the ball with a foot still on the ground (while moving) that does not count as your first step (for instance, in my demo, my right foot does not count as my first step so I can then go left and right after that pick up.

Always!

Gather step?

Howdy 🙂 It's our private facility - No Limits Basketball in Melbourne, Australia.

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Don't tell MJ that!

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We can't work in everything at once! If everything about a player's shot isn't perfect, does that make it terrible training? (and for reference, Shawn in this video routinely shoots above 70-80% in his shooting workouts)

Hey! That was the point of this video. By making the pick up loud and clear when it happens, you will be sure to avoid a travel call - because if you pick the ball up in mid-air and then land on two feet, you definitely are allowed to pivot from there. (Compared to picking up the ball while your foot is still on ground and THEN jumping and landing on two feet)

That wasn’t a pro hop that was a jumpstop for step 1. A pro hop is a jumpstop on step 2

​@@petemaunderhoops It is a travel to jump into your stop. like your going to shoot. but instead if you land without the ball leaving your hands it is also considered traveling

@@user-sx4ec1ur4g If you gather the ball in the air, you are allowed to land.

@@user-sx4ec1ur4g The timing of which is the point of this video.

Appreciate the support!

The threat of the strong side drive and shifting in that direction is what would open up the crossover. Nothing works every time though, that’s why we work on different options and reads.

Heck yes!

These two get after it! And have some very nice moves! Appreciate the comment.

Appreciate the support!

It works

That would be assuming we’re shooting free throws 😉

It’s a breakdown drill……….

It’s not

You're 100% right by the rule book, however open step travels like this NEVER get called in Australia (and most of the world) as long as they are smooth. And if it doesn't get called a travel, it "isn't" a travel as far as a player should be concerned.

Thanks Nate! Appreciate it :)