How To DOMINATE As An Undersized Guard (Jalen Brunson FULL Breakdown)

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Jalen Brunson has been a big part of the New York Knicks successful season. In this film breakdown, we'll go through some keys as to why Jalen Brunson is so good as un undersized point guard. His ability to change pace, finish floaters, hit fadeaways, and other tough jump shots, and some of his physical qualities allow him to score the basketball at a very high level and helps him be a great playmaker on the court.
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@IMac1812 9 месяцев назад

He has incredible footwork to go along with his finishing, top notch use of pump fakes as well

@narrek6600 Год назад

I just don't get why my coach thinks it's weak to fade in the paint, Jalen brunson be doing this and it works

@DreamWorkMusik 11 месяцев назад

He prolly just uncomfortable with it because it’s more of a pro or a big man move. I don’t know your size tho. A lot of lower level coaches just want there bigs aggressive to the basket. But to get them more comfortable with your shots in that area try to get to a floater more often than the turnaround. That way if you stop on one pump the float turn and fade it looks more like a second option.

@narrek6600 11 месяцев назад

@@DreamWorkMusik oh I've never thought of it that way thanks man but yh I'm 6ft but you're defo right on this thanks again

@SDad-qj6ir 10 месяцев назад

One of the east jumps shots to make its def in my shot package lol

@gottideez646 9 месяцев назад

Because a lot of players especially young ones don’t fade assertively they just do it because they’re scared of contact

@Dimesprodz 9 месяцев назад

You just pretending no basketball player has a pop like that 😂

@areray Год назад

One thing you forget to mention is Jalen’s basketball IQ, Top Level!

@DanMan12190 11 месяцев назад

I think another big part of Jalen’s game that makes him dangerous is his footwork in traffic and in the paint. You often see him go into the paint and stop on the dime in the paint, pump fake to get the defender off balance or in the air then step-through layup or hit a leaner/floater over defenders. A lot of times over 7 footers. His handle, footwork and his 3-level scoring makes him very unpredictable to defend.

@evelocz 10 месяцев назад

Thanks for the break down

@randymclellan8004 Год назад

always appreciate your breakdowns, your slowmotion clips and helpful observations/tips. thank you!

@VisionDrivenBasketball Год назад

Thanks for the support, glad you enjoyed!

@doublecell966 Год назад

RJ Barrett need to train with him in the summer.

@samuelbregaudit5908 Год назад

Hi, when i play i feel like i have a hard time with court awareness and focussing on more than one player. How do you view the court? Great breakdown again!

@omarshoumanbasketball703 Год назад

get rid of tunnel vision by looking up when dribbling (especially when practicing). a good drill is dribbling freestyle while someones in front of u showing numbers on their hands and u have to say the number out loud. really any drill that distracts you from looking down while dribbling will be effective. hope this helps

@samuelbregaudit5908 Год назад

I’ll try this out. Thanks for the help!

@1kproductions415 Год назад

Make sure to slow down physically and mentally and do things at your own pace. The reason you have trouble processing multiple things on the court isn’t because of lack of talent, it’s because you are too rushed in your mind!

@VisionDrivenBasketball Год назад

Best thing you can do is play more and watch more. Play as much 5 on 5 as you can. Also watch as much basketball as possible. Watch more full games (college, NBA) and also watch specific players and try to study what makes them successful and what they do in different situations. You’ll start to notice some of those things when you play. And then continue to play as much as possible and eventually you’ll start to have a better sense of court awareness!

@togettothatplace2640 Год назад

Would you consider more mass to be a key or just core strength and overall strength?

@VisionDrivenBasketball Год назад

I would say it’s a combination of all that. Strength is definitely the most important thing, not necessarily mass, but a lot of times mass comes along with strength. If you struggle because you aren’t big enough to handle contact, then you might need to put on some mass.

@williammadden6824 9 месяцев назад

BRUNSON BURNER

@EdwardBrown-ou1sr 2 месяца назад

Some on ALL NBA video said Brunson can only get to basket if has screen. I don't he has seen many Brunson games.

@swilliam81 Месяц назад

He carries the ball ALL THE TIME and im from NYC

@reisanderson9069 8 месяцев назад

He’s not really “undersized” as far as height for a PG he’s 6’0 some say 6’1 basically same size as Chris Paul his only disadvantage is his length arms ain’t that long and he’s not that explosive athletically but he makes up with it with elite footwork,fundamentals,and shot making