Footwork is one way to separate.
- Cross step
- Negative step
- Reverse pivot into attack
Learn to play off the catch 👀👇
— DJ Sackmann (@DJSackmann) April 24, 2024
Try using a cross step.
1. Step across the defender's frame
2. If they stay, keep going.
3. If they move, you can always use it as a jab as well.
**THE BASKETBALL GOES DOWN AS YOU STEP**#HoopStudy #basketballtraining #ballislife #PointGod pic.twitter.com/v36XrZ3mUy
The negative step provides a "launch step" to attack the basket. It may also draw a defender closer.
🚀 Vertical jump “quick six.”
Outside of standard jumps, these 6 will help you up your jump
1. Band over speed jumps
2. Overhead medicine ball throws
3. Seated jumps (pause before jump)
4. Dynamic effort squats/deads
5. Heavy squats/deads
6. Dynamic rack pulls pic.twitter.com/VSwyRFKx1l
— Gerry DeFilippo (@Challenger_ST) April 24, 2024
Lagniappe 2. Standards only matter with accountability.
"Your program is more important than any individual.
But that's why you hold kids accountable.
What are your standards?
Once you establish your standards, now you can create some expectations.
But now - standards and expectation are no good if you don't hold them accountable." pic.twitter.com/LIQdZ4hbfi
— The Winning Difference (@thewinningdiff1) April 24, 2024
Lagniappe 3. Pros know the importance of strength training.
“I mean, shoot, I spend hours upon hours in the offseason, during the season, in the weight room. I know for me, I got to be as strong as possible to be able to play at this level. I pride myself on bring really strong.”
— Hoop Herald (@TheHoopHerald) April 23, 2024
(Via @NoaDalzellNBA 🎥)
pic.twitter.com/dixk3ns25t