Thanks. I I practiced this move with my 9 y/o son. He had a game the day after and used this move and scored easily. He was so happy and said “ daddy the seal move works!!!!” . Thanks again.
now THIS is a dope workout. . i love how u start with one move, then show the counter, then the counter to the counter. THIS is how you develop an offense. exceptional! one thing i notice, at ~6:20, when he spin seals to the left, it's a steal for the defender b/c savvy defender will pick it. on his right side, the ball was out of reach from his body. . .when he does it on his weak side, left, and he spins, the ball is open for a theft : ) the ball has to be pulled kinda behind the body during this move, otherwise it's a NASTY break-away steal for the defender. (see how zion williamson does it or mak mud abdul rauf (sp)) just my 2 cents. keep up the good werk.
I used to play against a guy who had all the old-school moves from the late 80's to the mid 90's; this spin seal was his signature move. He would use this to go right into his jumpshot and it was unstoppable. He called this move "do em" (the defender).
Jay Greg He’s not Steve Nash’s trainer, but he has worked with Steve Before. There’s actually a video on RU-vid of him helping Steve Nash demo a project.
I appreciate the breakdown of this move. It’s very useful. What I’ve noticed growing up, kids who practice often (on their own time) show a unique love of the game. That is to say, their handle, movement, quickness, and change of motion is like a dance, very natural. This breakdown is absolutely helpful. Not everyone is a natural on the court. That’s something I just realized.
I've been watching a lot of basketball channels and coaches to help improve my daughter's bball skills. DJ, you are very good and I'm happy to find you on RU-vid. You break things down very well👍👍
