1v1 Tips (When To Attack Top Foot vs Back Foot)

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Attacking the top foot & attacking the back foot are both great options to beat your defender. Watch these examples to understand when to do each.
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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:14 Attacking The Top Foot
4:57 Attacking The Back Foot
9:06 IQ Test
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@moonwolf8470 2 года назад

Thanks man, you’re the only RU-vidr I know who focus on concepts and plays when it comes to offence, and not like most who says “do this ankle breaker combos”

@CFLS95 2 года назад

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@songotenson Год назад

🐐

@aluko64 Год назад

Bro search for "By Any Means Basketball" they got good content as well

@moonwolf8470 Год назад

@@aluko64 yea I know him, he got good content. But I feel he mostly make videos for people who already got their fundamental down.

@yengyengvergara6433 Год назад

.. M.

@thomasperez5643 Год назад

If you're able to shoot well, that will additionally create problems for the D. Being able to shoot will force them to decrease the space between you and them, thus giving you the opportunity to drive past them. If you shoot poorly, the D could drop back and simply take their chances with you making the bucket or not. If the D does manage to position themselves in front of you on a drive, don't be so intent on powering through as you might draw a charge. Instead, try hopping back into a shot or use that space to see which foot they put forward. If you can do a double hop back, even better. There's more space thus more ground they'll have to cover, and if you can shoot, they'll look to do that in a hurry. In turn, you now have the opportunity to pick a side on which to drive.

@yujinoh6296 Год назад

Yo I’m just gonna use all these tips for a whole other thing ;)

@jhalparo3827 Год назад

opponent gives you space? Dribble till close with the basket, then use fakeout if defender always reacb you first.

@staysolidshades254 Год назад

Romans 10:9 because, if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.s

@marvelleonline 8 месяцев назад

This guy is ridiculous, how he's able to provide greater value than explaining it himself (like all the other youtubers) but from going through hours of film and showcasing the entire range of possibilities and mechanics across multiple in-game situations rather than touching upon them verbally (or vaguely). Great channel I was taken by surprise how useful it is.

@willhooke 2 года назад

4:57 attacking the back foot 8:25 attacking neutral footing

@CFLS95 2 года назад

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@Mcali1984 Год назад

Once you attack the top foot and get past them. Cut in front of them and force them behind you. Probably the easier way to get a bucket if you have a lane. You don’t even need to be faster than the guy. Just get your step in front of the defender and you’re home free.

@CoachFrikki Год назад

For sure, always drive as tightly as you can.

@klarenxeblood9615 2 года назад

Basically as a hooper you need to master which foot to attack... I myself is a Top foot attacker, who pushes through contact... Eventually mastering one specific style will lead to better reading of your opponents when you master one you can switch it up and use the other aswell

@haleym3507 Год назад

Aka More knowledge equals more “ballage”… lol

@a.d9780 Год назад

Nobody who attacks the rim call themselves top foot attackera bye troll

@saltymonkey8874 Год назад

Any good defender just needs to move over more, so they force you to the side they want you to go.

@klarenxeblood9615 Год назад

@@a.d9780 You were born in 1997 and You joined youtube May 29 2022 with that BS point of view being your only comment so who's the real troll here goofy

@a.d9780 Год назад

@@klarenxeblood9615 good job you went through my RU-vid information. Im scared now

@EscuelaFreelancer Год назад

Man, I really never comment. These are the best videos to learn basketball. The attention to detail, the cadence of the video, and the creativity to make it all work with just text and video playing at the right time. Unbelievable that it is free, too.

@royalpallas827 Год назад

Time stamps for practice 3:15 - Expect the handcheck and power through it 3:45 - defenders top foot and top foot hand getting ready to steal the ball. You keep the ball wide and out of their reach. Use your off hand 4:05 attack the defenders back when they turn too much 4:35 - master the art of attacking the top foot 4:54 attacking the back foot 5:19 good for when the defender opens up too much

@tuhtty Год назад

This is a lovely breakdown. You're right when it comes to trainers saying to always attack the top foot but that doesn't always work against good defenders. Good defenders will bump and be strong through a top foot attack so its important to be able to read the defenders feet and try shift them out of position so their stance is either too open for a back foot attack or their top foot is between your feet or shoulders for a top foot attack.

@CoachFrikki Год назад

Good points. Being able to attack both ways is always key.

@NatedawgTube Год назад

I appreciate the insight on these basics. Makes watching the game tons better.

@johanqin Год назад

I appreciated this. Simple to understand, insightful and provided cool examples at the end. Subscribed and looking forward to more.

@williecatch9 Год назад

This was crazy informative. One of the best breakdown videos I’ve ever seen on YT. I’m subscribing. Ball is Life

@chaosgaming9025 2 месяца назад

The examples, the counters, the explanations… just awesome 🤩

@Tommybuckets15 10 месяцев назад

Great breakdown🙌

@LanceWillMakeIt 2 года назад

awesome. dude the bullet points and numbered lists are so helpful

@saiyan7010 2 года назад

awesome guide Coach. I loved the small quiz in the end.

@taite5829 11 месяцев назад

This video was exactly what i was looking for. I know a ton of moves and how they’re effective but always wanted to know the why behind using them. Makes them much more effective thanks for the tips especially the getting your base wider than the defenders

@Danielplainview6888 4 месяца назад

This is great. Subbed. There are not enough channels explaining the tactics of basketball

@Sgoldensr 2 года назад

Best breakdown videos I ever seen!! 💯👍🏾 i shows u all the bells and whistles on offense and how to react to defensive players of all types and there tendencies….. great footage!

@matteomuniz2433 Год назад

Holy f*. That's a hell of a good format. Thank you very much and please keep posting more of this

@VaseLu 2 года назад

I was recently wondering about this, so great time, and amazing video/tips as awlays!

@efrenarnold5379 Год назад

Looking forward for more videos like this . Thanks once again

@arielomarcelo 2 года назад

Hi coach, thank you so much for this precious information. I love your work, I hope to see more of it and keep learning.

@vvv___11 Год назад

That's one of the greatest videos i've ever seen in my life, tx bro

@ryanplacencia2356 Год назад

This video teached me a lot the other people who try teach they don't give good enough examples this is on point with the topic

@sloanNYC Год назад

Great vid. It all comes down to getting momentum direction and your hips past their hips, going towards the basket. So many defenders overload the front foot in a straight up... but you have to judge their momentum, arm length, and your position on the floor to figure out the best angle to the hoop. Especially in a half court game.

@leecee9528 Год назад

This is beautiful by far best breakdown I ever seen

@Brentimax 25 дней назад

I’m grateful for this thank you.

@ColeccionesJCRV Год назад

Very complete video!

@dj-fw3oq Год назад

This is a must watch, great pointers and nice exaples!

@RazorBlitz 2 года назад

wanted to say ty for all the help frikki

@harshab127 11 месяцев назад

One of the best videos, in terms explanation found it very useful, Thanks coach🙏

@sanosamarkcedrick11-babbag45 Год назад

love the test at the end

@p0pSob Год назад

Thanks man! Appreciate your job, keep it moving

@DannyMetser 2 года назад

Really good video Coach. Simple but nuanced at the same time

@CoachFrikki 2 года назад

Thank you coach - partly inspired by your post!

@BasketballSociety_ Год назад

Great video pointing out such a major concept for offensive players

@JohnRAC Год назад

really well done video

@himitsutoge9704 Год назад

Thank you, i really need this!

@monseigneur6365 Год назад

It really useful Love your explanation

@rickishere2game Месяц назад

Great video bro.

@lucamacchiavello5717 Год назад

Great video!

@eugeneaslanzade4588 Год назад

This is one of the best videos I saw in my 9 years career of playing professionaly. Thanks man

@spacejamgaming 2 года назад

Please post often! ❤️

@Slimbrodie67 9 месяцев назад

Coach Frikki and Keith Performance are only 2 I watch big facts.

@asfandyarabbasi3778 Год назад

Amazing video!

@junhesu3383 Год назад

Insane video, learned a lot, first time watching the whole thing and felt like I learned a lot with ease. Subed!

@zetsu1227 Год назад

Best guide ive ever seen, keep it up!

@daggerdongxd999 Год назад

Thank you this will help a bunch

@GoalGetterGuide24 Год назад

Thank you, your the only RU-vidr who actually teaches us instead of showing us the dribble combos which will lead us to get the ball stolen.

@andyarifwibowo4279 2 месяца назад

simple and effective lessons ty for ur hardwork coach

@ReconciledByFaith Год назад

Great breakdown. It's helpful to think about the pros and cons of which foot to attack. But for a good driver the focus is more on which side has an open lane because they can beat a defender either way. If they don't have the sheer explosiveness to do it they can get there with a combination of ball-handling, hesitation, and timing the defender's reactions.

@BigSmilesLIVE Год назад

Best Basketball tips video ever. Too precise man!!😴🔥

@kwirk5436 2 года назад

Love you Coach❤️🙏🏽

@rogerp1026 2 года назад

Test at the end is the content I NEEEEEEEEEED! More like that and i'll LIKE every video you ever make🙏

@majorphenom1 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing 🙏🏾

@rtx9787 Год назад

Good explanation 👍👍👍

@domeniconovella2232 Год назад

Very good and well made video. Congrats and thank you.

@qweertioopllpuhbftu Год назад

this videos are actually really helpful!

@jperx Год назад

Thanks for the advice, I am gonna practice these next

@dondini 11 месяцев назад

Thanks Coach

@mattdeluccia153 Год назад

Love the vids man, can’t wait to try some of this at the park later

@peterschrick6237 Год назад

Extremely helpful!

@narrek6600 2 года назад

thanks coach I really needed this

@user-mx3or1pn9i Месяц назад

This is the best learning basketball videos ive ever seen

@alisahilli8451 Год назад

What a useful video... Thanks Coach

@ruslannovak1553 Год назад

Very useful video! Thanks a lot

@HakeemSW 2 года назад

I really needed this thank you

@ndishoo Год назад

Great video bro. Real helpful ✌️

@user-kn7ry8iz6x Месяц назад

Great Video SUBSCRIBED

@adamkulka144 4 месяца назад

Thx for very useful tips 👍🏀

@ashtindurae7176 Год назад

No matter how much i play ball…i love being a studen of the game! Thank you so much for this info🙏🏽✊🏾

@hdu555 Год назад

This video is too good!!! Thank you.

@ishowslow9460 Год назад

Honestly the best video on how to improve ur basketball 🙏🏾💯

@appakuma6621 8 месяцев назад

i havent played basketball in atleast 4 years now (thanks to the pandemic and work.) but now i found a balance and i'm wanting to get back inside the court again and your videos are helping me to find my confidence to actually play again in my local court. thank you for that.

@williamhedelin4602 7 месяцев назад

Great video, thanks for the tips brodie!

@jalogoj6755 2 года назад

I needed this badly lol thank you

@DarionWhitt Год назад

Great video well explained

@minhquannguyen9156 Год назад

thanks coach !!!! such a great video, i learned a lots

@user-uh5dc5jc5i 4 месяца назад

nice tips thanks

@michaelasmussen136 Год назад

Thanks great video!!!

@Gameboob 8 месяцев назад

It's rare I watch in slow motion. I almost always watch informational RU-vid vids sped up. But this is worth watching very slowly. Thanks man!

@bensonalexander5264 2 года назад

Awesome video, I'll try to study and watch this video again and apply what is taught into future bball games I play in.

@arvinsarol1810 Год назад

Great video man, big help for offensive side of a basketball player. Thank you for sharing your ideas. God bless. 👍🏻👌🏻💪🏻

@aranariss1 3 месяца назад

Awesome video

@senoryt5011 Год назад

thanks coach frikki i hope this will help me

@mickeysmason6220 2 года назад

Whoever made this thank you!!

@vzfire8968 10 месяцев назад

great vid thanks

@shawnturbeville994 Год назад

These videos are so true. This is true fundamentals. Combine these with the other things that offensive players are allowed to get away with in the NBA and more and more in college, and your defender is facing an uphill battle. What I am talking about is rampant traveling, palming the ball, using your off hand to forearm the defender and fend him off. And don't even get me started on the eurostep. Is it any wonder that with the talent some players have that they are basically unstoppable? That is why we don't see the defense in the NBA from past years.