Ethan Khoza explains how watching film and other players improves your basketball game. You learn tactics and situations you haven't seen, get more confident in real games, and play more consistently. NBA footage and how-to videos teach specific moves like pin downs and bolsters.
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There's so many things you can learn just by watching. It's going to give you a ton of ideas and it's going to help you become a better problem solver, which the best players are just the best problem solvers. By watching and by expanding, you know, your, your knowledge and expanding what you've seen and what you're familiar with, it's going to make you better as well. So there's a lot of ways that you can use film, but if you use it properly, it's going to help you to not only be more prepared, but therefore be more confident, which is going to lead to you playing better on a more consistent basis. And this is all stuff that's very, very controllable if you've access to it, right? Even if you don't, everyone has access to NBA games. You all have. You're watching this on YouTube right now. If you want to get better at using pin downs, there's videos on that out there. You want to get better using bolsters, there's videos out there on that. There's so many ways you can watch, you can learn, you can get better by using film. It's really just up to you to do that. So again, if you want to be more confident, if you want to be, feel more prepared, this is a great way for you to do it.
