MASTER The UNGUARDABLE Move Of Jimmy Butler

Believe it or not, Jimmy Butler scores the majority of his points from the free throw line or in the paint. With a horrific 24.4% from downtown and surprisingly low 31.7% from midrange, how does he still manage to get to his spots and especially to the basket and score efficiently?
This move is one of his secret weapons. And I’m doing a quick reveal today. What up everybody my name is Stefan and this is Heat Check. Let’s get into it.
Jimmy loves to get the ball on the wing in a triple threat position. From there, he can go either way or just raise up and shoot.
When the defense is playing him tight, he uses this move and quickly goes side to side to side. So left right left or the other way right left right. The main thing is that he gets the defender confused with this quick movement and then goes hard to the basket.
Why this works is because most NBA defenders are expecting a fake and a counter move.
So when they see that Jimmy doesn’t go on the first try, they really bite hard and try to cover the other side-expecting him to drive the opposite way.
What Jimmy does here is genius and almost always guaranteed to get the man in front completely frozen.
As you can see right here, even a very quick player like Victor Oladipo is completely left behind in the dust.
This is sort of like a face up version of the dream shake and works in the same way. Fake 1 side fake opposite, and come back to shoot it.
Back in the day, Reggie Miller, Tracy Mcgrady, Kobe Bryant used to get to the basket with this move. And Butler as a great student of the game, and a player with terrific footwork, mastered this skill as well so now he’s cooking defenders with it.
Ironically, I had this video almost ready to be done during the finals, but Jimmy never once used this move which I thought was strange.
He still got his points way up tho, so I guess he knows best.
So yeah, I just wanted to make this quick video to motivate the young and aspiring hoopers to work hard and learn this move because it’s a guaranteed bucket.
Hopefully you like these quick videos. I read your comments and suggestions about player breakdowns so I already have a list. Stay tuned. Talk to you in the next one. Peace out.

[TrippFreeman]

I don’t think the average fan understands how strong he is

[connorduke]

I'm a middle aged guy with a vertical leap of about 5 inches, but thanks for revealing this info to me about "guaranteed bucket every time" - still time enough for me to become the GOAT. ;)

[kyriediculous]

I am pretty sure the move is called Rocker Step and MJ and Kobe used to do that a lot when they were playing in the league.

[notduy]

Ngl i thought it was gonna be the stop and fade he does every time in the paint

[simon_patterson]

His strength and quickness are incredible! Need both to pull this move off.

[Quicktwosteps]

It's a *Rocker step.* Jeremy Linn's move.

Tip: If you manage to make your opponent bite that move and follow you all the way to the basket, then do a pump fake. You'll see your opponent fly over. I get this reaction on every new opponent. P.S. if you're fast enough to pull it, you'll be able to look behind and see your opponent (the Professor look behind at a opponent).

[mli]

Can you break down the unguardable move of White Kyrie next? I want to improve my midrange percentage on my bedroom door hoop.

[brula]

Oh a Heat video!!
That’s definitely a ten no ifs or buts

[ffzz]

For those who don’t know what this move is called, it’s called a Rocker Step.

[BenTalksSports]

I think a breakdown of some draft prospects could be pretty interesting. PS I like your vids and also started making NBA videos too😬

[bigmoneysniper]

video is fire. These quick videos on a players specific move are super cool I'd been down for more of this format

[TrippFreeman]

I would love to see a video on how you think the nets will do next season

[johnhickman]

Jimmy Buckets baby! His first step is remarkably fast; paired with the new school "Dream Shake" and damn!

[arensafarian]

I like how your videos cover a lot and they are short thanks heat check!

[DavidCC]

I really prefer these videos over a generic best dunkers list or these kind of vids. Breakdowns and analysis are just so amazing

[juice_kid]

donovan mitchells moves are super underrated especially his killer stepback. Please make video on it!!

[MrOrthodox]

Thanks for that demo in the end, wasn't sure what I was looking at Jimmy.

[classypurple]

This format and info are crazy good 🔥🔥

[KIyleLowry]

Imagine Jimmy Butler with Steph Curry shooting. 👀

[RealMikeMiller]

I love this channel. I wish I could just talk about basketball for a living, but idk how to go about it