5 Separation Moves That Will Always Get You Open 🔬

While these are all GREAT moves to get space from your defender, before you go out and use these immediately, make sure you're dedicated to adding these into your game! But, with devotion to put these into your bag, they're extremely deadly moves.

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1. Freeze Move from Triple Threat (Jab Step)
2. Dribble Freeze (Shot from a Position that's not expected)
3. Footwork Jumper (Hesi Jumper)
4. Pound Sidestep Stepback
5. Misdirection Separation

[Diegosauruz]

I like how he shows college highlights too

[drakethegreat]

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[Chandasouk]

I should've bought a court a long time ago lol

[LtNduati]

I didn't really hoop all that much until freshman year of college, I think the freeze jab move was one of the first separation techniques I learned and used reliably to get buckets, and it gave me so much confidence that i fell in love with playing the game, not just watching it.

[rickylehey]

Love the actual game examples. More interesting than seeing a trainer do examples alone in a gym. Thanks dude!

[ChaseJacksonElitePerformance]

Great Teaching Video! Really like the Emphasis on doing a Hard Push Off to Create Separation.
Also Really like this Idea of Staying on Balance and Setting Up in a True Athletic Stance. Less of a Knee Bend and More of a Shot Ready Hip Hinge. Great Video!!!

[MrG__]

appreciate this vid sir. keep up the good work and thanks for the ebook!

[kyriakou]

Growing up I've always been really tall and towered over the competition so I've always played center, but my growth kinda stunted when I turned 13 and I've been 6'5 since. My height still allows me to play center since I live in a pretty short country but I'm moving abroad for my studies next year and I think that if I want to make my university's team I should change my playstyle and become more of a forward/guard. I'd really appreciate a video with tips on how to do that if possible.

[mr_awesome]

Thank you so much bro! Been working on these and they seem like great, simple moves

[eugenebatiste]

Cool to see these moves. All of them are in the ball-handler box. (An imaginary from the knees to the ankles.) I love moves that are in that area. They are hard stop bc of their tendency to generate foul calls, and they are athletic/explosive. Great vid man!

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[cheftsunami]

That misdirection separation off the triple treat in the mid post been my bread and butter since middle school 💯

[Ti-dqpe]

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[pbandz]

I knew these moves when I newly Started basketball but I never knew how to use them or I just wasn’t using them right but this video helped me understand which situations to use it because the honest truth is that sometimes you know the move but you don’t know which situation to you today and this video really helped me thanks I liked it and I just subscribed 😀🙏🏿

[DouglasLee]

Great tips man! Love the attention to detail. Damn I wish I had these when i was young