How To Improve Your Finishing in Games | Full Elite Finishing Workout

If you want to improve your finishing in games and stop missing layups, try this full finishing workout. In this short and easy workout, we touch on just about every aspect of finishing, scoops, floaters, extension finishes, fast and slow, 2 foot finishes. You name it we worked on it.
Every finishing drill in this workout is going to be challenging and a bit unique and that is the point. Stop wasting your time with more and more mikan dill and more and more layup lines. That isn't doing anything for anyone if we are being honest.
We will also be giving away my finishing course to one person who follows the rules in the comments.. so be sure to watch the video to get the exact rules.. winner will be announced in next Tuesday's video.
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[@acepiston5552]

I really love the adaptability finishing drill. Very good to work on the quality of being adaptable in mid air, finishing on the way down, and just being able to put English on the basketball. (Coleman of By Any Means Basketball definitely uses this as well)

[@tjltraining]

Yessir 💪🏼💪🏼

[@alextarrago9847]

I loved the change of speed exercice, especially I like the idea of slow down on the two steps, it helps u to create contact againts defenders and control your body

[@tjltraining]

Yessir, great tactic to use !

[@Zomer69]

I loved the change of speed drill. It really helps as when I was playing at school today it added variety to my layups and kept my defenders guessing which resulted in lots of points for me. I hope I can use this in game as it would improve my points per game.

[@tjltraining]

great answer!!

[@BasketballIsAnObsession]

My favorite drills is probably the scoop layup drills, perfect to me. I have so much difficult to control the ball just with one hand, perfect bro great job thanks ;)

[@tjltraining]

great drill for sure!

[@tafadzwamasunzambwa3822]

My favorite drill was the change of speed finishing. As it helps me become more unpredictable with my finishes and throw of my defenders timing.

[@tjltraining]

Yessir 💪🏼

[@groundedhoops]

The one hand mikan drill was my favorite. Cool variation to everybodys grandpas favorite drill and a low learning curve makes it easy to use with all my clients

[@tjltraining]

Love it!! very true

[@tjltraining]

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[@parkermonson4531]

My favorite drill is the make 4 floater drill, it challenges your focus while also incorporating variability

[@tjltraining]

💯💯

[@improveshorts3613]

My favorite drill from this video is the two foot creativity challenge as attacking the rim with 2 feet is important in the college level

[@tjltraining]

Definitely important skill at the higher level

[@levitingey1253]

I really like the make 4 floaters in a row drill. Challenging your floater consistency with some variability.

[@tjltraining]

Hell yeah 🔥🔥

[@matthewjohnathan3346]

I liked the changing ball in midair which I like doing but need work still on it.

[@tjltraining]

great get to work on it!

[@ball1slife107]

My favourite is the two foot creativity challenge cuz I’m a two foot jumper

[@tjltraining]

Hell yeah, see if you can get over 20 different variations of finishes

[@derrick5380]

Maybe I didn't search well enough but do you have videos for youth basketball(elementary age)? A lot of these seem too advanced. Specifically I'm trying to teach offensive Spacing/ movement, team defense, and passing

[@tjltraining]

Have lots of videos that can relate, all of the small sided game videos can relate, if you are trying to teach that just simplify any and all of the small sided games I use for the younger players

[@spencerprice8502]

Hi

[@awesomesaucehamletkochian7312]

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[@David-ru2hk]

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