Basketball's Most Underrated Skill - How To Move Without The Basketball
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Jeremy Lin is a household name. He is an incredibly talented player who took the league by storm with Linsanity in 2012. While Jeremy Lin has shown a great ability as a pick and roll ball handler, he's been able to carve out a lengthy NBA career due to his ability to play off the ball. You won't always be able to be the most ball dominant player, but if you know when and how to cut and move without the basketball, you can be successful on any team you play on, much like Jeremy Lin has been able to do.
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I’ve been a student of the off the ball game for 20 years, and I think this is a great video. Very informative. I always thought it was strange when defenders would try to deny passing lanes to Jeremey Lin. Other than his highlights for the Knicks, he was never really an on the ball scoring threat. He’s much more dangerous without the ball.
Streetball Strategies absolutely!
This was really helpful! thx
Thanks for spending the time to create and share this content 🤙🏾
thanks for watching!
Liked right away for jlin7
This again a great vid! Can you make a video on how to have good court vision like Chris Paul?
I’ll put that on my list💪🏽
Thx for the vid🔥i never watch Lin's off ball game before.I learn something great thanks for the vid🙏🙏May i ask something?what if the opponent do zone defense either 3-2 or 2-3 zone could i use the cutting move like Jeremy Lin?btw he's my fav bball player.
The 45 cut off baseline drives/high postups or shortroll man shreds zone defense hope you figured out
I love your vids
Jayden Becken thanks for watching!!
Haven’t even watched the vid yet but I know it’ll be a banger!
Ian Brown my guy! Thanks for supporting!
Hey 👋, I have had some cramps/sore muscles lately and I’m unsure on rest days and how often to have them. I’ve been told to have them only when I get injured/cramped, but also told by someone else to have them every few days? What’s your opinion?
miles by you’ve got to listen to your body. If you are training really hard and you need to take a couple days off, do it. Especially if it will allow you to recover and train at 100% again. You will need rest days at some point. Nobody can actually go forever without taking occasional recovery days. Also, make sure your recovery is on point: stretching, good nutrition, SLEEP, and active recovery like foam rolling are all very important.
I loved when he was on the Hornets
bro this shit works😄
This is what i need to focues as a14 year old as a S/P foraward and center Basketball player at 5'10 trying to make the freshman team
I have the hegiht and big hands
This will get me a lot more points
Do a jeremy lin workout
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If i double my score its 2×0=0
Bruce Brown's whole game