Are You Sure We Teach the Shooting - Holger Geschwindner - Basketball Fundamentals
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- čas přidán 7. 01. 2015
- Holger Geschwindner, mentor and shooting coach of German NBA superstar Dirk Nowitzki, teaches fundamental shooting drills.
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"Jawoll, good one."
Legend.
Time stamp?
@@qemaable 23:33
17:37 "If we habe 4 guys here, ot's the defence, it's no Hindernis" Der geilste Dude aller Zeiten! Im Training sieht man altbekannte Nowitzki-Techniken. Geil, wie Dirk hier wirklich was mitnahm!
I believe he's 70? His movement at this age is impressive. Nice session, too.
+djekna N For someone who teaches shooting, he sure misses a lot of shots.
+Douglas Ernst You don't have to be able to shoot to understand how to do it and teach others.
+Douglas Ernst dude he teached Dirk hahaha
Scoop43 Holger scored 100 POINTS in ONE GAME(Same as WILT did).
So, if he really wants, he can shoot a bit better than in this video.
@@jochenhartz9480 Yes, 100 but in school.
Kristaps Porzingis should be dialing this dude up.
I think Nowitzki and KP agreed on working out together next summer.
Yes!!! Teach him, Dirks, fade away. Imagine, Porzingis at 7'3 shooting that fade away with the precision Dirk developed. If Dirk's was unguardable. Porzingis forget about it.
@@CoD_Maj3st1k
Question is does KP has the same work rate as DIRK
Kinda reminds me the Dirk layup against Chris Bosh in the 2011 NBA Finals
This guy was dirk's coach
I know.....i just didn't imagine dirk doing this training
well spotted alvin!
"Nowitzki drives with the deflected layup..banks it in!"
use your elbow,
finish with fingers,2 fingers at the ball at the last
bent elbow,elbow is the aiming device,elbow on the goal 37:00
protect the ball(like you do while dribbling with your legs),
always look to the rim,
move upper body first(feet will follow),
land before rim,not behind the rim
36:30 just take the ball as soon as it dribble from ground
we're trying to have an open shot(thats the philosophy)
force the defense to come to me
every shot is unique(youve to only make that shot in your life 38:40),put is as soft as you can,the ball is your friend
41:00 imp,keep the ball as long as you can 43:00,46:20
every extra dribble gives defence a good chance
51:00
1:00:00 imp
behind the back,one dribble,rotate,spin
Elbow elbow ,and jump pull shot
The man that made Dirk Nowitzki
Absolute legend!
It is so SAD I did not have coach like him in my youth. Neither did have youtube in 1992 ((
me too I would've went to the league with better instruction
Awesome teaching the little things.
Great material.
Dude is smart.
Really smart drills.
He really knows what's he's talking about
I needed this man in my youth^^
We all did.
Great Videoooooooooooooooooooooooooo, great coach.
superb fundamental training
I love the court! Wish the nba had an arena like this
TNX COACH I LEARN FROM YOU ALOT LOOKING FOREWORD TO SEE MORE VIDEO
Just amazing!!!
here we go
I was a basketbal player when i was a teen. Now i´m forty. And only now i´m learning the game. No one taught me the basics. It is a pitty because i really loved the game and i feel that it was a waste of time.
great stuff
Wie er immer also sagt ist so geil
ne? :D
Eff me this’s gold.
Him and Pete Maravich are the masters of basketball !!!!
Agreed
3 (of 5) lefthand players :)
GOAT Holger
most fascinating shit i’ve seen
I calzoncini di Tranquillo sono una delizia
How can I tag Lonzo Ball here? 🤔
the translator is very, very bad :D
"Also what i mean we can go sooousscht 1:00:36
Can we have more videos like this?
check dirkometrix.com
ich versteh nicht, was da in den südlichen Ländern (italien, spanien etc)falsch läuft, dass da so gut wie kein Mensch auch nur ein bisschen englisch kann,
Acidgurke stimmt
Spain was a very isolated country in the franco times and that still lingers. They focus on their own media and culture, and that's their loss frankly. In any case, these boys are 13-14 yrs old and it might be a little too demanding to expect them to understand english with a german accent during a bball training
Well i just experienced it during visits, that i couldn`t talk to anybody...
Acidgurke bei holger geschwindner kann man ja auch nicht wirklich von englisch reden 😂
das selbe was in deutschland falsch läuft und dafür in skandinavien richtig läuft
He doesn't have as much hair as he had in 1974/75, when we often met him at the TÜ Sports University in Munich.
Near the end he says to land on your heels when coming to a jump stop, for greater stability, but I am pretty sure that is a good way to get your joints (either knees or ankles) injured. Shouldnt you be landing on your forefoot, especially as you grow older and the impact forces get greater?
EU guys don't jump that high so it doesn't matter for them. NBA athletes definitely get up so they must land on the forefoot with a few extra steps to get rid of that force.
the heels are used to set up a stable base for the jump shot. Watch Dirk and you will see how he gathers himself to shoot ... heel-->toe
@@Entei1482 That's just not true lol
Only if you don't have good supporting muscles around your joints. With your knees bent as you land you should be utilizing your muscles to support your joints, when you are running it is terrible for your joints because typically your leg is straight and your muscles are not engaged Edit: so your joints take the full force of your weight.
It's always better to be work with your forefoot because if you keep your tendons under pressure you're way faster.
Always remember that tendons are quicker than muscles.
around 31:00 why making this extramove around the back? it just brings the ball back to the defenders side again. just leave it (on that side) on the left side.....
+foiuno As he said, it's for the TV cameras!
Douglas Ernst
didnt catch that, thx......;-)
+foiuno Holger is saying....."to show you, how much time you got to finish a layup". That's why he'asking for the ball around the back. For a delay, so players do not open up the ball to soon on the movement. he is not saying to use this in the game.
Dirk D´Arcy
yeah, the other dude already explained that, my fault, didnt catch that. thanks anyway....
+foiuno it trains the coordination and the ball handling
Ist das alles logisch durchdacht. Bin echt verblüfft.
genius
mir wird schon vom zugucken schwindlig
Und wieso?
He is moving better than me and I am 39....
Watch the video until end
Did he just reshape their shot just by doing couple layups
Look at their wrist motions, neat
Perfect
Holger Dr. Frankenstein Geschwinder
ayzup!!
Great philosophy on the game,
the old coaches with unorthodox training methods make basketball so much more fun..I had a coach like him before ..demanded perfection on every shot
Take a look at my channel if you want to see shooting videos including 40 POINT GAMES, CRAZY shooting videos and more!
Thanks for the support and god bless
i had a judo coach exactly the same. It took me a while to understand what really makes u great is mastering the "simple" stuff :P
Grande flavioneeeeee hahahahahah
Clicking the elbows together? What the.
tranquillo non hai tradotta una giusta!
comunque un video da vedere e rivedere
Poveri ragazzi...Ha sparato cazzate per un'ora intera hahahahha
Tranquillo e la vera difesa negli esercizi
la massima a 38:57 si è proprio persa, che è un gran peccato - è il tipo di frase che ogni principiante ha bisogno di sentire da un maestro
whos here bcoz youtube recommendation
For anyone doubt his training program check this czcams.com/video/Igj6hF7yaGc/video.html
pOR QUÉ hacen pasos XDDDDDDD todo el rato haciendo pasos xdd
el de zapatillas azules y camiseta blanca xD!!
Zie sing izzz
Che rompicoglioni tranquillo
"jaaaa,ne"
Aisap!!!
Why get personal training sessions when you can just watch this video and practice the drills at your local basketball court.
Because you won't get any feedback for correction and improvement which are the essentials for coaching.
Those videos are meant for coaches. They get a little inside on how the best coaches around the world coach players. It is not about the exercises in first place its about how they correct mistakes in certain scenarios. Ain't no way to improve without making mistakes and fixing those
around 52 minutes he suggests landing on the HEELS when jump stop with the ball above the head. Not quite athletic i believe.
Sounds to me like he meant to say "flat-footed", which includes the heels, but I think things get lost in translation. A jump stop on one's toes (or the balls of the feet) isn't as stable, and balance is crucial to shooting. That seems to be the gist.
And he emphasized a heel to toe roll, which further evinces a concerted effort to be balanced and in control as much as possible.
+Your opinion is wrong- nba analysis That it's not true. You want to land with your heels first. 1- you are more stable. 2-you get more power from every part of your legs. It has to be a continued movement
+Antreas Kontos when you grab a reboud you land on the front foot, avoiding hurts, but when you prepare a jump shot, the small jump before, you land on the heel to gain stability and control. Each sport, each situation, a different solution.
When you hop to prepare a jumpshot especially from long distance you do not use your heels at all. It is faster and more stable in my opinion. The heel to toe landing can sometimes be used when you want to stop your movement drastically, but if you the heel lands away fom your body vertical line it is e very dangerous situation for the joints.
come fa a tradurre cosi' male flavio tranquillo!? "heels come first" lo traduce con "prima il piede sinistro poi il destro" HAHAHAHAHAH
Tranquillo ha dei pantaloni terrificanti ed una traduzione fastidio/fantasiosa
des pommes des poires et des scoubidou bidou
so this guys spent 1 hour only doing layups.wow.
Now imagine how many hours dirk spent with him to be able to be one of the greatest ballers of all time
Are you sure we teach shooting? That's a great title
Hard to watch. Language barrier
I’m stripping that everytime
4:30 Honestly, with all due respect, that's a lame ass move and useless, and I've never seen someone do it in the major leagues, either in the nba or the euroleague or the olympics etc... why lock in your elbows like that tho ?? I don't understand the point of this...
Easy block for Rudy Gobert if you go for a layup like that lol
I've seen Paul George do it.... on wide open layups😅
@@orlmagicfan4life528 lol ofc he'll do that hahahahahahaha
well yeah I mean, locking in your elbows like that is quite uncomfortable and exhausting....
@@SportGamingComputing fr
@@SportGamingComputing You've never seen offensive players split defenders like that?
Dio mio che traduzione imbarazzante.
Davide Mazzonetto orribile, non ha capito quasi nulla di quello che diceva
1st
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rofl
ma orca troia, tranquillo sa tradurre quello che dice l'allenatore senza inventare? porcozio che nervoso
Ma che sta a dire? Sta traducendo a cazzo sto tipo qua...Chi ci hanno messo a tradurre?
The constant translation is very disturbing; if you don't understand at least some basic English, don't invite foreign trainers!
well i'm no legendary coach or a Mentor for a future hall of famer, but why are they practicing travelling? that dude in the white shirt is struggling a lot with these three step moves. Holger has lots of good stuff, points and reasoning behind everything and that is why i just wonder why practice that stuff with travels.
+ApliaSkateboards i was pausing some of the moves. i also thought most of this was travelling.
where is the travelling? They are making just two steps.
+ApliaSkateboards I guess there are some travels, but if you do it the right way, the last dribbling is allways with a step. So two steps to go. Fundamentals.
+ApliaSkateboards there shouldnt be any travels. If they travel theyre doing a mistake. And the guy in the white shirt struggles because hes taking the ball up waay too early
exactly!
Love this. This is how Europeans learn to compete against their more athletic counterparts
Europeans aren't "athletic"?
@@smushparker6756 no not compared to american players
Idiot
Half of this stuff looks like a travel.
Kiosu Nightstep its not travelling dude. its a 1 2 finish. The kid in white is the one who is struggling by taking ball to early
too much talk bro
pro player do what he wants to do
tactics and skilll
the old man too many basic bro
being pro needs basic.
It’s a fundamental course. Pro players hire personal basic move trainer and practice tactics with teammates.
i dont think so...
look at street player
i agree tactics really important
but basic lay up and driblle???
come on...
they dont need that old man
go to street u can find ur own move bro
There is no such thing as being too fundamentally sound