Kyrie Irving Told Me His Secret to His Finishing Ability 🤯

For the full podcast check out episode 56 of The PJF Podcast

[pjfperformance]

For the full podcast check out episode 56 of The PJF Podcast! It’s a good one 🙏

[jasonsimon]

Okay so this is why Kyrie been dunking this year !! 😭😂

[kingklutch]

Sounds right when Kyrie earlier this season made a contested left hand fading left floater beyond the ft line buzzer beating game winner

[JD-nyvz]

Great advice, whish I learned this as a teen.

[bucketcentral]

Grew up choking my chicken with my left hand. Something that major actually balanced out my hand equilibrium because people think I’m left handed how hard I go left I go left 75% time and right 25%

[OnceABustAlwaysABust]

I take my practice airballs to the game 😭

[saadwani]

The way the media tried to potray that man is something i'll never forget or forgive

[happytreefriends]

Also Kyrie was originally left handed when he was young.

[jaceblom]

I've always wondered about this, does practising more difficult finishes that you might not necessarily do in game help easier finishes in game become more consistent?

I find that I am still missing easy lay ups in game but in training, the same type of shot I won't miss.

For example in strength training we have 'general strength' training where it has a degree of transfer to all lifts compared to 'specific strength training' where we might focus on one lift only in the exact same way which might not have as much transfer to the other variations... Does skill acquisition work in the same way?

Hope that made some sense.

[LIlFro-]

Gonna apply this to training young clients in football. Motor learning is motor learning!

[zb]

You have to try try try and fail fail fail in life

Keep going and eventually what you compound will bear good fruit

[coach_robe]

Would love to hear the other keys to finishing that he shared.

[malongalionel]

And speaking about Kyrielle pushing himself to de the limits I remember watching his videos training with Micah from impossible trainings you should all watch that don't if those videos still exists

[kaderadkinsguecko]

The only secret is to work with no cheat, to improvise, and stay calm in every situation.

[swastikgrover]

This is it, you need a degree of failure to improve

[Paacez]

I wish I could talk to kyrie and ask him questions 😢

[ivanmamuyac]

Also another Kyrie secret he hasn’t told you : he’s originally left handed and had to play right handed in high school.

[EdmundDwight-io]

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