STEAL THIS FINISH TYPE FROM KYRIE IRVING #basketballtraining

[Jay_On_Highs]

Bro In the back was contemplating life back there🤣

[hishp]

Kyrie makes these hard acrobatic movements look easy

[Drgedits]

The guy in the back was flabbergasted💀

[gabbagoobus]

Guy would still have gotten blocked kyrie extended hit arm away from the backboard to get seperation from mellow. This guy just switches and lays it right beside the rim. So the switch was pointless unless you extend out

[jamaalhorton]

His game, his skill is the best I EVER seen and I used to play with white Chocolate in college so I seen skill but this here is ALiEN

[redhakareemulla]

The guy in the
back lookin like faze jarvis😂

[davidhall]

Great stuff. In lower levels a lot of coaches teach players not to do stuff like this and go straight up. Even in highschool when you're playing pickup ball with the old heads they will tell you to always go straight up and let the shot blocker go through your body. Does anyone have a reason why coaches teach that? In my opinion if a shot blocker is that anxious to block your shot a head fake will definitely get him because he's obviously undisciplined when that's the case. Furthermore, finishing at the rim is about getting shot blockers out of position, rather than being flashy. I think that's the mistake young guys make because they look at the show, rather than the purpose.

[Alalpog]

If the defender is strong enough, sometimes Kyrie would let him block the ball and still score the layup afterwards.

[sricky]

The more I think about it the more I realize all sports are about who can be the best egoist

[davidgusion]

"Jump and show Ball" hold on man, you got double entendres here, which one does it mean😂

[LNReallyLikeThat]

This voice generator always gets me bro

[twistedladder]

I already do this layup, just practice the switch 😊

[Rob-bqp]

Going through the lane with the ball in one hand isn’t a good idea