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Drew Hanlen breaks down all of the #MicroSkills that made Michael Jordan so crafty finishing around the rim.
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@christophercorsiga4088 4 года назад

MJ had everything in the bag and he did it with fluidity and finesse. He was a definitely Poetry in Motion. He arguably created all the modern "advance" basketball moves like the Step-back, Euro-step, Lateral-step, etc. and we should give him credit for all those things.

@relaxstaycalm1906 4 года назад

His hangtime and finishing ability around the rim is what made MJ so unique. I miss his air walk dunk

@mako4874 4 года назад

never seen a player before or since move as fluidly as mj. so graceful and with power

@rankarat 4 года назад

@James Robert How you dare to compare them to what you saw in this video? How you dare?

@TheTariqibnziyad 3 года назад

Kobe was close, of not more fluid

@cornelius8124 3 года назад

Kobe?? He's the closest one, Mj is just a bit more explosive.... Kobe lowkey looked more fluid and graceful tho

@jojoprocess2820 2 года назад

@@TheTariqibnziyad nah. It's not even close MJ was way more fluid than anybody else in history

@TheTariqibnziyad 2 года назад

@@jojoprocess2820 he was, young Kobe was a monster, Old Kobe was more about finess and IQ, really close to what MJ was.

@cobrachannel100 4 года назад

MJ is just something else. We all have seen and we all know how fundamental he was. But when the coach here breaks it down, it is even more insane. Just mind blowing talent, athleticism. What a package! GOAT no question man.

@punyemas9783 4 года назад

So many options in his arsenal, and you could tell that some movements are just pure instinct as he could foresee how the defense reacts while moving so quickly. No wasting of movements, no showing off... he just wanted to attack. Then get back on D.

@kneo12 4 года назад

When he wasn’t showing off... he still somehow showed off

@gehtdichnixan200 Год назад

9:55 everytime I see that move I cant believe it's real 😮

@CarlosUbaldo 4 года назад

Definitely the best finisher ever.

@kneo12 4 года назад

Carlos Ubaldo Arguably Kyrie is better (more skilled) at under the rim finishes but overall I agree

@CarlosUbaldo 4 года назад

@@kneo12 I'm also a big fan of Kyrie. They are both excellent finishers. Kyrie is best finisher ever at 6'3" below. But MJ is 6'6" with an insane hangtime. Look at his finishes vs Boston where he scored 63 points - it's mind blowing.

@joshjones9749 4 года назад

@@kneo12 Kyrie is the one player today who displays such skill that I'd be interested in MJ'S opinion of his playstyle.

@genmac2843 4 года назад

@@kneo12 Kyrie? Too much dribbling, not very efficient in the way he moves.

@kneo12 4 года назад

@@genmac2843 not talking about dribbling talking about finishing

@Josh-sk5xd 4 года назад

Spinning like Michael Jackson & Prince!! Artist 💯

@protectorofwakanda9885 4 года назад

Can't believe this is free

@JayVenom 4 года назад

MJ is a dam video game. Sheesh

@Nvent1 4 месяца назад

Guy on opposite team on bench reaction says it all @10:03 thanks for these videos, they're so helpful

@215Cormega Год назад

That is Art in motion so glad I was able to watch Chicago WGN home games coming up as a teen to witness greatness. Good job on the video.

@Morjixxo 28 дней назад

I never noticed the clap finish!! That's impressive

@blackout2430 4 года назад

I love you Drew hahaha commentary and breakdown of my all time fav. Really is there anyone else ya need? MJ ALL DAY!

@VGarcia1984 Год назад

Jordan is poetry in motion 💁🏻‍♀️💯💯💯

@ianmason2003 4 года назад

I would just like to note, he mentions Jordan keeps it away from the defender nonchalant like, when it was freaking Olajuwon. In other words, there is no defender in today’s game like Olajuwon or 7 other centers back then and he was scoring all over all of them.

@kneo12 4 года назад

Acidrooster I’d say Rudy gobert is comparable defensively and may even be a better PnR defender but mostly due to circumstance and the new pace and space era

@pocketaces777 3 года назад

@@kneo12 you're really comparing Gobert to the great Hakeem Olajuwon?

@kneo12 3 года назад

@@pocketaces777 Yes at rim protection. their not equal,but; comparable

@gilc.6141 2 года назад

That's why NBA analysts and former players say Jordan would average close to 50 points /gm in today's game.

@DesroQc Год назад

@@kneo12 You are out of your mind...comparing Hakeem The Dream to Rudy f*cking Gobert lmao, f*ck outta here.

@6aliph77 4 года назад

Smooth like silk #realking

@deeperson7711 4 года назад

Awesome breakdowns

@airmaxair-max4993 4 года назад

Dope. I've seen him do the clap b4 but it never registered he was doing it on purpose as part of him finishing near the rim.

@n_tha_middlew.674 4 года назад

I always thought he was trying to create the sound of somebody fouling him for a potential And 1 lol

@ericjordan6059 3 года назад

It helps you to not overextend when shooting.

@jojoprocess2820 2 года назад

@@n_tha_middlew.674 yeah it's for sure for this. The best players always are looking for ways to take advantage of rules (hardens foul baiting, kds rip through, etc.) Mj clapping is just to make it sound like he got fouled l

@EliezelSanchez 10 месяцев назад

Huge MJ fan…love the breakdowns.

@XvlikiXvliki 4 года назад

drew love u

@christiansoldier77 3 года назад

Jordan wasnt clapping He was slappng his wrist to control the touch on his shot

@poking1434 4 года назад

EILTE ATHLETICISM BIG HANDS EQUAL SOMETHING WE WILL NEVER SEE AGAIN 👑GOAT MJ 23

@Ygshey 4 года назад

If u think that is y he is the goat. Stop watching basketball

@zacks6596 4 года назад

Tumi Shahi his physical gifts combined with his work ethic made him the goat. you think he would have been that good with 35 inch vert normal hand and 6’3

@poking1434 4 года назад

Definitely would be more of Westbrook, D-rose

@user-cv9ct2oj5g 4 года назад

These videos deserve more thumbing up!

@RaimundoAraujoCorrea 4 года назад

I have not seen the whole series, but You could make a video about how MJ understood spacing and created space out of nothing, not just separation. Also, footwork, moving without the ball, how he used his teammates to create offence or even help defenders to his advantage, like making them collide, how he chose between 2 steps, 1 step and a hop step to, etc to fish at the rim. The move at 12:21 has a name a completely forgot; The clap can be referred to as Slap the Wrist. I love the double-clutch, spinning the ball, finger rolls because is so 80's and 90's. There's a mid-air counter when the fade away going to be blocked where MJ just holds the ball back and shoot from the right shoulder that is insane like the defender did everything absolutely right...

@edwardfisher9930 Год назад

When impeccable footwork, top notch fundamentals and elite athleticism come together= Michael Jordan

@relaxstaycalm1906 4 года назад

4:07 that's the dream trying to block mj

@joshjones9749 4 года назад

And it was defended beautifully but still didnt work.

@gilc.6141 2 года назад

David Robinson use to try too.

@danieloceans9652 3 года назад

So how do I get big ass hands to finish like that

@ellikillz211 3 года назад

I love this series

@PureSweat 3 года назад

Thanks!

@Downdotloader Год назад

Simply good! Too good! Who is he compared to? Who?

@user-fu9ov6sv5v Год назад

Michael Jordan is incredible. His play was not human's play. Maybe god send to earth for the best great human sports player

@mattoneil7470 4 года назад

PLEASE MAKE MORE OF THESE IVE GOTTEN SO MUCH BETTER JUST OFF THIS SERIES

@6aliph77 4 года назад

Baaaahhh!!!!! 🐐🐐🐐🐐

@solomonmuhangi6731 4 года назад

Did u know that Jellyfam was inspired by MJ

@user-jg6gu87tfcdrtbb 4 года назад

The god of basketball

@jemurant8052 4 года назад

Omg

@louisvega9462 4 года назад

THE MOST PASSIONATE ATHLETIC CONFIDENT EMOTIONAL MOST BEAUTIFUL ATHLETE OF ALL TIMES,END THE DEBATE ONCE&FOR ALL MICHAEL JORDAN MY HERO IS THE G.O.A.T.END OF DISCUSSION.

@BigMike2912 Год назад

I think MJ did all these moves naturally and instinctively! Maybe someone one day can ask him . Did he practice these moves or was he just playing freely and instinctively? If u know what I mean

@cyber6sapien 5 месяцев назад

It's a mixture of both. The moves he repeated over and over were from memory, suggesting that he practiced them. The one like the layup over the Nets where he changed direction in mid air three different times, is clearly improvisation.

@tsvina 4 года назад

Sell this stuff to Jason taytum, he seems to be the only active player serious about his fundamentals

@Ygshey 4 года назад

That was so fucking stupid to become a master at dribbling or finishing u need to know the fundamentals don't be stupid kids

@protectorofwakanda9885 4 года назад

Kawhi Leonard

@ericjordan6059 3 года назад

@@protectorofwakanda9885 ... Kawhi already studies MJ.

@Steven-wq8tx Месяц назад

Bro wtf that spin move hanger is insane!!! Spinning into a one foot floater is not something anyone does now

@leechrec Год назад

Dude just moved different

@kagisosegami2104 4 года назад

Michael Jordan had one advantage to Phil jackson state made the difference between mj and the late great Kobe Bryant was hand size. That’s why Kawhi is most closer to mj physically

@criticalcerebral 4 года назад

If it wasn't for the hand checking rule being added, Kawhi would have way more steals, he is definitely a MJ/Scotty hybrid.

@kooftify 4 года назад

Add to that his vertical, more than both Kobe and Kawhi

@zacks6596 4 года назад

yeah if you can palm the ball while dribbling you are unguardable

@criticalcerebral 4 года назад

@@zacks6596 Well tell the same about Rajon Rondo. He can palm the ball but only scores when open or pass fake. You might need size and strength with the package of palming because I can palm the ball myself at 5'11 with a wingspan of 6'6". Not much to work with so every time I get a possession of the ball I can't just sit there and palm the ball, I must make quick decisions to pass, shot, or drive. It's nice that I can but not in a real game, especially at the NBA level. I know Allen Iverson did it a few times but not every single game like Michael Jordan or Kawhi does.

@NC-xt7ie 2 года назад

Have an whole notebook of gems and notes of film channels and basketball lessons and Im an sophomore so this just adds to the list thanks🙏🏾

@puffylord-3931 4 года назад

nice defense by Ewing 1:00

@JoshAkp 4 года назад

Lmaoo 😂😂😂

@Z-gotsoles 4 года назад

Hahaha

@zendo09 4 года назад

He doesn't want to get posterize anymore hahaha

@joshjones9749 4 года назад

Must have been after Jordan and pippen snatched his soul already

@kik5323 3 месяца назад

If I remember correctly he was in foul trouble.

@munyaradzimunodawafa7745 2 года назад

Jordan and olujawon are the standard for footwrk

@jodyeflacko5262 3 года назад

Drive shoulders at defender

@TeamJeffster 4 года назад

Hey coach i hope you have a Tim Duncan post moves, bank shot breakdown. Thanks

@aghilesfitness 4 года назад

What is the purpose behind the clap finishes ? Is he doing it for style or to convert more finishes?

@joshjones9749 4 года назад

Just saw a comment saying it's for controlling the trajectory. That makes sense considering the moves he used the claps on left his hands in an awkward position to finish.

@christiansoldier77 3 года назад

@@joshjones9749 Not for trajectory It was to control the touch on the shot. Otherwise he might throw it up too strong

@joshjones9749 3 года назад

@@christiansoldier77 Same difference. Control the touch and you control the trajectory

@christiansoldier77 3 года назад

@@joshjones9749 No Trajectory is the path of what ever you are throwing takes through the air . Touch is how hard you are throwing it

@joshjones9749 3 года назад

@@christiansoldier77 The ball still follows a trajectory tho right or wrong?

@jasonmardoniomeza1711 2 года назад

You included the clap finishes!!! Brilliant!!! 😆 MJ....the GOAT!!!

@tsvina 4 года назад

How do people call durant a better scorer huh?

@gqprince2 4 года назад

still a debate for me lol

@gqprince2 4 года назад

@James Robert defense being harder is debatable cause zone defenses plus more advanced schemes. athletes being more athletic. Factor in Durant always played with a person who is a capable scorer

@gqprince2 4 года назад

@James Robert that's why it's a debate for me. but who do think is harder to stop 1 v 1 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️. both are the best scorers in their era.

@gqprince2 4 года назад

@James Robert yes I have. have you watch Kd. and no GA and harden aren't better scorers than him.

@gqprince2 4 года назад

channchannels what do you mean he doesn't have the numbers to back it up?

@kc1hotboy 4 года назад

This dude got me so hyped right now 2:09. Y tf Mj just posterizing all these dudes? Then my man said Mj had springs. This just brings me so much joy. The best player ever is well represented here. Mj was doing this when dudes hard fouled u & it was a ok. Sorry lebron

@joshjones9749 4 года назад

Back when those hard dunks were responses to hard fouls. Playing with attitude!

@hyoung602 3 года назад

when you can fly in the air, you can do whatever you want

@alchemistjay2845 2 года назад

What is considered the inside and outside foot?

@PureSweat 2 года назад

Depends which side of the floor you are on and which direction you are going

@alchemistjay2845 2 года назад

I mean like in general what is an inside, outside foot

@j.c.t3617 2 года назад

The outside foot is the one closer to the sidelines the inside foot is the one farther away

@richardnieves8800 4 года назад

Nice eagle eye may be kobe copy him but not all his move (mj skills set elite)

@Ahmari223 9 месяцев назад

12:36

@EGarrett01 2 года назад

The clap finish was him slapping himself on the wrist to get more power on his wrist flick. Try it.

@jaytwix2 3 года назад

damn at 2:58 layup thats 4 defenders all over him wow!

@mmsoulmm 2 года назад

Dominique Wilkins got a travel called on him for this same move

@pcj8029 Год назад

How people can compare LeBron James to Jordan amazes me. James isn't even close. He doesn't deserve to have his name mentioned in the same sentence.

@davonbenson4361 3 дня назад

7:58.

@victorkong1832 4 года назад

Lets see who will hit the dislike button for no reason

@louisvega9462 4 года назад

G.O.D.MAGIC

@michael26206 4 года назад

PRIME GOAT w/o doubt

@mannyvega5032 4 года назад

Can someone sell me the idea that Lebron is better than Jordan ? I cant see it since LBJ is playing ketchup....How is 3 rings better than 6?

@mattgearytransplanted 2 года назад

so many travels.

@carloromano21 4 года назад

“Put em away MJ!” - MJ

@CustomPlayzz Год назад

G.O.A.T not even close , 6-0 in finals, only player with 200 steals and 100 in a season and did it twice, 1 of 2 players with 3000 points in a season, 30.1 ppg for career, tied record with 9 all-defensive teams, 10 scoring titles, 3rd most steals all time, dunked from the threethrow line, game winner for championship, 2 3-peats, 48 inch vert, best per ever, still dominated against the bad boy pistons... Lebron could NEVER and this is coming from a lebron fan..

@estevatopanchovillacruz9969 Год назад

@12:54 That was at Texas State University (Southwest Texas State University back then). I was a student there and I was at that game! That was the only time I ever saw Jordan live. I don't know what or why he was there but word got around and I thought it was BS but I went any way and sure enough MJ was there warming up. I had an old school video camera and I got some footage but I freaking lost it. The thing I remember most about that night was that MJ spent the ENTIRE pregame warmup shooting left handed jumpers. He did not miss one time! That's the one thing I'll always remember about that night. Not just 5-6 footers I'm talking 15-18+ footers, LEFT HANDED and he did not miss a SINGLE TIME! That whole day from trying to find where to buy tickets to watching MJ play in San Marcos, TX and him just cruising up and down the court playing at what looked like 30%-40% capacity and still dominating everyone was just surreal. One of the strangest and coolest days of my life. Good times.

@Diboy08 3 года назад

This whole series just shows y he’s the 🐐! His offensive moves were just better and so many more than Lebrons in my opinion

@reginyekgnom3313 2 года назад

"I dont even know what its called". He has a tons of skills that all possible names had been used to named it.

@weksauce 4 года назад

5:41, Note MJ is not traveling, whereas EVERY modern player would travel by putting down another foot on the spin.

@uruonyemaobi1950 4 года назад

He also uses a 2 foot spin as well. Check on RU-vid for "MJ spin moves"

@relaxstaycalm1906 4 года назад

@@uruonyemaobi1950 yes he did, but nobody in the nba today could do the one foot spin they would be off balance

@jphudgins 3 года назад

@@relaxstaycalm1906 LeBron does that same spin all the time bruh

@kidproduction6720 3 года назад

idk if anyone can play like MJ even we watch all these videos

@robchesley4591 2 года назад

I wish I could see you brake down Lebrons skills in this way.. I'm just curious because to me Bron and other players always appeared kind of sloppy to me in comparison to Jordan but it's kinda hard to identify exactly what makes it look that way. Mj seemed to have perfect control of the ball and even the defender. What would a lbj brake down show?

@jodyeflacko5262 3 года назад

Open your shoulders

@AllPRAIZE 4 года назад

Imagine if he had the eurostep

@AllPRAIZE 4 года назад

James Robert I understand that. But Jordan was so fundamentally sound , I just would’ve loved to see how that move would look in his arsenal. UK what I mean?

@ericjordan6059 4 года назад

The clap finish helps you to not overshoot the ball when shooting in awkward situations. I used to do it all the time and it works.