How to Break Traps & Limit Turnovers 🔬 #AttentionToDetail

Limiting turnovers will elevate your game to a new level. It gives you a certain level of confidence when you feel comfortable enough handling pressure and using it to your advantage. Learn how to do it yourself and make teams never want to trap you again.

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[LeBeautiful]

This one for the Point Guards, and Commanders out the court out there. Super informative. #AttentionToDetail

[willhooke]

Awareness, by default.
My #1 tip for beating a trap.

I think people dribbling over half court need to be way more mindful of getting trapped.
Dudes who get caught out often seem shocked that they got doubled.
They should be thinking "are they going to double?" by default.

Being pre-loaded to expect a double, takes much of the panic/freeze chance away.

[Free-Night]

Needed this video bad i be freaking out and confused when i get trapped in a pickup game

[sirz]

just started watching your channel, very informative!🔥

[KahinAhmed]

Could you please make two “Attention to Detail” videos each on John Stockton and Paul Pierce?

[RocketStory]

This is literally exactly wat I needed for the past couple years

[dguyhawks]

I'm seeing a lot of bad traps from my Hawks

[clqued]

Such a underrated channel! Keep it up! I have been learning a lot! Love from a fan from manila! : )

[Arkin]

Can you do a video on beating backcourt traps (1v1 or 1v2 press break) for the primary ballhandler

[jackreacher]

Damn watching this be giving me anxiety

[fnf]

Great video as always!
Another thing to keep in mind is that your teammates sometimes can get get you in trouble when they don’t position themselves well, as we saw on a couple examples in your vid, as a pg its always good to tell them where to be when traps happen

[Bornagainleo]

I don’t ever comment on youtube vids but ur the goat bruh Preciate these videos 🥇

[ballerzcrew]

1.) Simplicity is key. Make that easy pass.
2.) Use ball fakes
3.) Keep that ball high when pivoting & stand your ground

[buttonpetrelli]

ByAnyMeans....YOU IS DA MAN !!!! ✊#Power to the people

[alquisolafilms]

not to long, not too short vid! love it!

[markvincentybanez]

Thanks! I learned some new techniques in dealing traps I've always been trap in every game and that's been my weakness. Thanks for the tip! Great content by the way

[briangrantackert]

I feel it would be beneficial to most to do an analysis on staying low while dribbling and driving. Micah Lancaster does a great job at training this. How does a player train it by himself/herself?

[noahamankwaah]

I definitely learned something from this video, thanks a lot 👍🏾

[ethanbrown]

This has got to be what i struggle with most but now i get how to get out of a trap