Gilbert Arenas Reveals INSANE NBA Workout Plan for Son & High School Phenom, Alijah Arenas 

Daaaaamn 👀.

Yup he knows what he's doing!

#1 at his position too

Rankings don't mean anything... that's hype...

@@khrisferguson6245means something in the scouting process right?

So what it doesn't mean they don't know basketball you ain't got to be a rocket scientist to know

​@@keepitastack4993 Whether they think they know it or not, don't coach from the stands... especially if you ain't never as much as break a sweat on a structured basketball TEAM

@@keepitastack4993maaan go to some of these youth games and see some of the parents that “know” basketball and yell “shoot it” soon as they kid touch the ball, then yell at em again for not shooting it. Then yell at em after the game only to not practice with the kid on their own 🤦🏾‍♂️

@dually81 😆 my nigga dats Cap...yea, playn the game at a High level could give you an advantage as a coach....bt, fr dat rlly dnt mean shit its hella Good Coaches who never played at a High Level...like; Gregg Popovich, Erik Spoelstra, Michael Malone, Frank Vogel & Mike Brown. None of them played in the NBA bt they are some of the best coaches, some didn't even play in College. Coaching is different, so ppl just can see the game different & some can do both fr....I was a 4 star recruit for the Class of 2004, UCLA commit. Bt, I cnt coach rn 😆 on the homies....I jus dnt have the patience, bt I can see the game different while playing then if u was tryn 2 coach someone....I can watch the game & see plays develop b4 they happen bt I still can't coach....& alot of these HS kids Ranked now, they parents was jus ppl that wanted to make the HS team & never did & now they coaching frm the stands & living thru they kids & they kids is ESPN, Rivals & 247 Top 100 Recruits.....bt, dnt git it fucked up not every1 should be doing it...bt, there are some that can....

@@TRiiiP_GanG_CapoPop_it_4_Cdubb I don't think you understand what "coaching from the stands" means lov'd one. If they can do everything you said they can do they need to put some skin in the game and sit they ass down on the bench and work wit the kids. If they don't have time to become a coach they need to wait till the game is over and coast their kids when they take them home. But until then let the coaches coach and you sit your ass down and watch the games as a SPECTATOR PARENT. It doesn't matter how much anyone knows, if you're sitting in the stands, keep your opinions in the stands... that's the point, not whether they know the game or not.

100.

Facts

I think that what these kids are missing today.

Funny asl

Noice

😂😂😂😂

That fax comment really showed his age lol

Agreed!!!!!! Couldn’t of said it better

is it a dad that’s needed or someone, anyone present?

@@almadeunrebel it’s important for the dad to be there. It does help to have someone that isn’t a father to be active and present in one’s life. At the same time it’s not the same as having an active healthy father in the home. Hope that helps.

100% agreed. For whatever reason things just seem to sink in when it comes from dad.

​@@almadeunrebelthe impact is greater when a father does it, its more authoritarian than when a mother does it. This, however, only relates to physical aspects, as a son wants to keep competing to surpass their father in a physcial aspect; the idea of proving something to them. On the flip side a mothers word towards a emotional aspect means infinitely more than that of a fathers.

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I hope he reads this fr

Yeah I hope he sees this too

@podcastpshow

Commenting for it to be seen

The game and society is in a deep decline. They’ve bastardized everything. Wake up.

it's pretty much eventually just going to be a pipeline of nepo nba kids with like 5% being from non-professional basketball parents.

@@lebumjames1373 it’s the same way children of doctors and lawyers follow the same path. Once there’s a trail laid out it’s much easier to get to the destination

@@lebumjames1373i been saying that for the longest! Glad someone else sees it

This has been happening forever but diamonds will always be in the rough. Lebron and Jordan molded themselves into superstars. Kobe was the product of a professional ball playing dad. Jordan’s sons chose diff paths. Gifted players get it done simple as that.

downhill*

@@loganmcgee18he’s coachable that’s a good thing when he goes to college it maybe downhill

He is really good, seems like he is missing a lot of explosiveness imo but ill chalk that up to him being young.

They're *

Yep you didnt wanna do it cuz your dad wanted you to its sad yall be lik3 that

Unless you was going to be a pro who cares. The key is being educated so you can make a good living. Balling and entertainment is overrated in black communities

You and me both. I was lazy

Kinda the same with me, I can play 4 sports at a high level so I never really fell in love with one specific one. Then my mom only had me in summer track and I hated just running and jumping only. I quit before I even gave myself a chance👎🏾.

Man I resonate with this, pops played basketball and my brother so I was forced, ended up getting a football scholarship just off my size and lost it not taking it serious now I wish I would have locked in

Like his pappy😭 im jp I needed to get that joke off, hopefully bronny do get better though 💯

Bronny game is setup for a good team. Just like lebron games is to. Bronny aau team was his team.

@@mikeknowsbest4no it wasn’t

@@wordonthestreetpodcast5472bron has been the best player on every court he’s ever stepped on lol

@snipes1739 you know Gil trained Bronny and he talked about it on his podcast. Gil gives some great advice/coaching on how to train basketball players.

He was talking about Lebron💀

Likely true but its part of being an active NBA player vs being a retired NBA player. Gil has the time/hours to put in.

That's true. Bryce on the other hand. Is another story. Unlike bronny who's a streamer, ig personality. Bryce is pure ball. And he is skilled AF.

⁠@@loristnorton3723bronny and Bryce definitely league but this kid will be a top 3 pick at 18-19 years old haha he a little different

ALREADY BETTER THAN THEM.

His ceiling is as high as Bryce, they are big guards that can do anything, they both will surpass bronny at some point

Drazen was great rip

@@koga477 yes 500 pre school 500bafter school 500 atveve practice He was built different

There is none u just keep going

You do not need to recover from 400 shots.

It’s only an 11 minute video

​@jwatson181 yes you do lol. All top these guys do recovery. It's just not the part people tend to care about

Great point

He should be dropping a 100 he playing against kids 2yrs younger every game good players challenge themselves and play up not playing down ..shit just stupid..I thought he son was ill til someone told me the real that he was older…foh quit cheating dog gone be 18 next year ..smh he gone be 19 playing against 14,15,16 yr old …weak super weak

He might be.. rankings are just opinions.. we’ll see in college

One shot man

NBA player for fun

Solo leveling

👊

​@@pkmsd8291the opposite of Jokic

kid is clearly thriving. ranked 4th in the country. worry about your own below average kids

Gilbert already planned this, his iQ and understanding of game is nuts

This was how Gil played in high school. His teams didn’t have a lot of talent.

1 at his position

@@DATGUY144his son play 17u for his aau team where the best kids in the world play and he do the same thing

That’s the point cuz if u play with people ur same talent level you’ll never actually go anywhere but learn to be a great role player and there is nothing wrong with that

GIl has said in the past he would like to be an assistant or skills coach in the NBA. Just impart his knowledge. But nobody wants to hire him because of the gun thing. Blacklisted basically.

Gil would be an excellent player development/skills coach for a franchise but head coach? Hell to the nahhh lol

Eh, the NBA is a league with a bunch of grown rich men who don't like being told what to do. You can only be a great coach in the NBA if you have a squad that wants to be coached, like the Tim Duncan Spurs. Otherwise for the most part you just end up getting a good coaching gig like Doc Rivers had with the 08 Celtics, Steve Kerr had with Golden State and then getting the credit when they win

my kid is 1.5 and into basketball, they bounce and it's fun. haha

Water. No smoke

@@netaverse7694no stress and not destroying his body

Thought I was the only one who noticed that love Gil but that’s just self hate right there

Bronnny isn’t a terrible player he’s just not going to be LBJJr of the nba and dominate like his pops but I believe he can be a All star and that’s about it BUT Bryce That kid got game

To be fair, LeBron is still in the NBA. Gil is retired so he was able to put in more time. Obviously Bron puts in time too, but he's also obligated to travel more

It’s not a lot

He not using a shooting machine and a lot of kids not waking up 2 hours before school to put up shots you'll be tired after 50 jump shots lmaoo

I can tell you never tried shooting 100 jumpers in a row your legs will get tired that jump in the shot itself will not be the same 😂 I’m not a hooper but I definitely use to play ball and shooting 100 shots even with a machine or person getting the rebound for you mannnnnnnn them legs be GONE

You clearly have never used a shooting machine before

@@minni1094 lol 300 shots takes 30 minutes