Jordan Kilganon - Battle - Toronto 

@JRCKFSH my knees are doing great lol. Just have to know how to make them stronger.

@JRCKFSH haha I’ve been dunking for 15 years and my knees are good. If you’re smart you can have the body adapt to what you do. Learning about how the body works is a passion of mine, and we have lots of great research now days. For most other people dunking I get the worry. And I appreciate the concern. But I will live a good long healthy life, even with all this jumping. I’m not sacrificing any of my future with how I do things. Much appreciated tho my guy! 🙌

wowww what a dunk show idol ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️...so many people amazed by your high leaping and dunk artistry ...more dunk show videos idol..your my nmbr 1 idol of all pro dunkers out there..your the best produnker...GodBless 🙏🫶❤❤❤

Do you jump left right or right left

J-KILLZ with the killer dunks as always.

He is the best

The best

Its on asphalt floor too#!!

Isaiah Rivera enters the chat

@@ivanriverajr5012 kilganon is the all time greatest and top1-3 the past few years, isaiah and southerland both top 1-3 the past few years but they both not making all time top 3 yet, fair to say kilganon is the one and only BEST

isaiah rivaera

Then you haven't seen my cousin Isaiah Rivera

@@ivanriverajr5012 fr thats what im saying

@@ivanriverajr5012 Isiah isn't the goat, he hasn't been in the game as long as Jordan and half the dunks he does came from Jordan. Jordan invented over 100 dunks, I can barely think of any great dunks Isiah invented. Definitely one of the greats, but he's definitely not the goat. He's the best of THIS generation, and even that is debatable, but there were many great dunkers that came before him that were even better than him.

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What crowd? Toronto is sleeping!

He's only 6' tall

Какой у него вес как думаешь?

@@eskeleit4337 думаю рост как минимум 180см а вес ± 75-85 кг

I’ll be fine. lol

I mean he's been doing it for like close to 10 years now I think he's doing pretty well

@@jd229 Yes, and one day he'll be 60.

Luckily I’ve met and learned from some of the best in the world. I’m 31, been dunking consistently (including 8ft rims) for about 16-17 years and feeling great 👍 😁

​@@dmitriynesterkin5672 this type of thinking is rediculous. First of all, he knows better than anyone how to land. Second of all, everyones bodies are f#cked at 60. Third of all, he's living life. Fourthly, a so called specialist would have no benefit in this regard. Fifth, he can sit down at 60 and watch his highlight reel, then he can hobble through to his fridge, but he wouldnt trade it for the world. Sixth, he's a big boy, he doesn't need you to tell him what he should be doing, he can weigh up the risk/reward on his own.

@@drewbewho You are ridiculous (and learn how to spell). Anybody engaged in a sport professionally would do oneself well to mitigate or negate common stress points via recovery, nutrition, therapy, etc. That's all I mentioned and it sounds like Jordan has it covered. There will be life after dunking and it goes without saying that it is better to have a higher-quality one than not.

Rim height usually in the description