I record each game my son plays now. He is 11 years old, big, strong, good speed. But started playing basketball 2 months ago. I tell him game IQ is number one skill you should develop. We deleted all computer games and he sleeps more, practice more... we want to record our journey together, to be encouragement for parents and kids to have fun, focus, goal together. So your videos TJL give us a lot of value. Subscribed!
@@rooboct my friend, nothing could compete with forte night, call of duty and other games. Now they are all off for 3 weeks and his interest and love to basketball grow each day. It takes time. We played 2k24 together and he learned how to set screens and understand it better. So the only computer game left is basketball.
You are a good father , my biggest regret in my teenage years is I played way too much video games 😅, and it’s also great that you are actively involved in your child’s hobbies and sports 💯
I have a question. So from this video. I wanna tell you that i also sometimes i see my teammates record the match practice with their phone while they playing and i just usally just do anything about it n i would just continue to play. When i am practicing/playing a match should i flim/record myself to see the mistakes and learn and make situations in the next match to play greater?
I was waiting for another video 🙏
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I record each game my son plays now. He is 11 years old, big, strong, good speed. But started playing basketball 2 months ago. I tell him game IQ is number one skill you should develop. We deleted all computer games and he sleeps more, practice more... we want to record our journey together, to be encouragement for parents and kids to have fun, focus, goal together. So your videos TJL give us a lot of value. Subscribed!
He’s got potential, just make sure he loves the game too👍❤
@@rooboct my friend, nothing could compete with forte night, call of duty and other games. Now they are all off for 3 weeks and his interest and love to basketball grow each day. It takes time. We played 2k24 together and he learned how to set screens and understand it better. So the only computer game left is basketball.
Agreed! Definitely let him be a kid from time to time but great job hope you guys continue to get value from the videos
@@tjltraining great advice to let him be a kid, he is not pro. Thanks that's great advice for me, I will do that. Appreciate it
You are a good father , my biggest regret in my teenage years is I played way too much video games 😅, and it’s also great that you are actively involved in your child’s hobbies and sports 💯
should i make a list and go through my games and see if i have applied those throughout time?
what questions should i ask myself when watching game specific reads?
I have a question. So from this video. I wanna tell you that i also sometimes i see my teammates record the match practice with their phone while they playing and i just usally just do anything about it n i would just continue to play. When i am practicing/playing a match should i flim/record myself to see the mistakes and learn and make situations in the next match to play greater?
Yes def record you games and watch them back
Perfect timing
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