4 Ways ALL Young Hoopers Can Become Aggressive and Score More

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Yoooo

thank you needed this

Our team is short . So my coach put me at 4(power forward). I’m 5,7 and wanna to be become a point guard or 2 and 3. I only developed a guard moves.
I want to play basketball seriously, but think that I can’t success as 5,7 power forward. What should I do?

Hey man do you have any recommendations for injury recovery or how to use a pool for recovery. It'll be great video idea and I wanna average 20 ppg.
Thanks

Is it okay to not be able to shoot 3s as a wing player or small forward?

I would like to average around 16-17ppg
I had a game today and scored my first 20 point game

thank you i have been watching you and i have a tryout soon i will make all of the things you have said in thought.

I what to average 75 pts

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Thank you for the video sir but I do have a question for you, how do shift my mind from being passive to aggressive? I struggle with this a lot. There’s times were I play aggressive but most of the times I play passive. This is what I need to work on before tryouts. I know I’m the most skilled player but I struggle to use my moves. I know when to use it because I have the iq but my mental blocks me from performing well.

Thank you Tucker. We had a tournament and I had amazing performances from 3 and was really proud of myself! I had all that because of you m8. Thanks a lot❤

I wanna average around 13 points. I’m in junior high and I’m on the JV team right now.

how tall are you ?

hey tucker if you could play for any nba team which one would it be?

Great tips, I like how you used recent clips in each different category of your breakdown. Solid advice!

I like the cross jab and hopefully 15 ppg

bro is always making videos about the problem im in. its almost scary

thanks for the advice :)

Another great video tuck, I've already been using a couple of things in the video, but as always there's something for me to work on, probably mainly my off ball movement and screen usage.

I've got the first game of the season tomorrow night, so first opportunity for a while to put your advice into practice.

Thank you so much for the vid, I have a game tomorrow and hopefully this will help

Everytime I play pick up at a rec centre I always manage to put up 7-10 made shots in 5v5 pick up but in real games like school or aau Im always scared to drive and even miss wide open shots do you have any tips to fix that?

take fouls were good to teach until FIBA created the Clear path rule... we use FIBA in Canada

My go to is that delay tween and it works every time if I give 2 dribble at least before it

Using fouls strategically can be smart, but as a supporter, it often feels disappointing.