4 Steps to Mastering a Move (4 steps)

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[cmarks]

You should get a tv show with viceland where you travel on different courts round the world

[johncambridge]

I watched hundreds of professor’s videos and I don’t know about others but I’m sure the most move he always uses is the hesitation. Very effective. His hesitation is out of this world. He’s the master of that move. Combines with his phenomenal footwork just priceless

[zander]

4 steps for people who cant be bothered to watch the video
1. Understand the footwork
2. Practice by yourself at game speed
3. Try move in no pressure game situations (Most Vital)
4. Use move in game

[adsyes]

Professor really has some knowledge, people who don’t see that can’t see that greatness takes sacrifice

[RyGuyDCL]

Had the chance to work on my 'between the defenders legs' move last week. With that one you really have to spend some time watching your defenders footwork. Do different moves and change of directions just to see the timing and reaction of the defender so you can then do some set up moves for it. Was so much fun once I got the timing all figured out!

[bryn]

Man I am currently the best guy in my town thanks to you Professor, love from Saudi

[junayyd]

Yeah 4 simple steps
Boom
Boom
Boom
and boom
how easy

[unaodiseeaa]

You're a true legend man. The way you explained the steps was perfect and shows how good you are. Understood everything you said and i never played basketball in my life! So much respect

[ruva]

I feel like he sleeps with a basketball beside him at night🤔🤘🤘

[giovannigallardo]

I've been telling everyone I can't learn moves because when I try, I can never do it. When I do learn a new move I have to ‘make it up myself’. When I learned the spin move, I just did it without thinking of the spin move at all; I realized I did it after. Now I can think about it before I do it and still pull it off. Jelly layup: ‘made it up’. Now I understand that it's because I understand exactly what I'm doing and why I'm doing it at the moment in the moment. I think I can learn moves with this new revelation.

[theprocessor]

i recommend this video to watch every time we forgot to the things we want to execute.this helps me a lot specially the no pressure tips. professor right about that. whenever i play i always think i will be block by my defender and i miss the lay up.sometimes just hitting the board but my opponent is just standing in front of me. T_T

[alexsir]

Non of y'all are first


God is

[eazycomeeazygo]

Finally, someone who appreciates the Jordan 2's.

[raimuchibenshin]

From these tutorials, i always hear "Boom, boom, boom" from the thumbnail

[davidhickman]

Professor should be in all stare celebrity game

[BraVo]

Hey professor you should get the app “we got next” just like bone collector does. That would be dope and god bless on what youre doing take care.

[yeissonfloresrocha]

Last four years i've been practicing moves from : Proffesor, A.O, Iverson, K.irving, Coach snake, Steph Curry, M.Jordan and k.thomson, unfurtunately i'm 37 , if I had 18 years with all I know about basketball I'd ve faster, I can't imagine me being faster that what i'm now, but at least I wouldn't feel pain on my knees for all those minutes practicing and practicing .

[TickMan]

I am practicing hard watching your videos. Improving a little bit but still get pressured. Need more training! Great video!

[vincentcarel]

yeah, that’s how professor teach moves☺️

[itsmagicbro]

Great video :)
I'm in 6th grade, and I've found some people that push you out of the way while they're dribbling, just to knock you off balance and get an open look at the basket. A lot of times, they even get away with it. Can you please do a tutorial on how to withstand the pushes, and how to not get caught pushing?