Today we're training like Kari Reurving. First thing we're going to do is some layups. You know he's the king of layups, his lay package is absolutely insane. So we're going to try to replicate some of his packages today. Picture me body and a defender. Body. Finish. Oh no. By the way I know this is an old jersey. Alright number 11. It used to be my basketball number. Number 11 is the number I choose all the time. So if you've got a problem with it, buy me a new jersey then. This is my favorite move right here. Dribbling. Fake here. Finish on the other side. What's that called? Up and under. Up and under. I don't got that much time in the air. My bounce is not like Kari but show. Finish. You do it either hand. That's how I did it with my right. This time I'm going to do it with my left. This is like a move I've been wanting to do my entire life. It's like boys can do this a lot better than women. Maybe just not me. I don't have no bounce. But women who can float a little bit in the air like Malaysia full wily and like all those other girls. It's like I don't know how to explain it but you kind of just like. I did it. Let's go. Kind of jump with the defense. You get them in the air and then you bring it low and you finish. So I just did it. I forgot to throw it out. Get in there. That's a good move. Now we're going to do a little bit of ballhand on Kari. We can stand on two basketballs and dribble two basketballs at the same time. We're not doing that today. Kari talks about basketball being a rhythm. You almost made a beat. How consistent I was. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. Start with some pull ups. We rebound for ourselves. Get that extra workout in. No, there's a little cat. And spin into a shot. Kyrie's kind of small in the NBA, so you know he's always got to create his own shot. Got people on you. Still got to find a way to make the shot. And Kyrie does just that. He creates his own space. He creates his own shot. He's great at it. You know, here, here. Get them all balanced. Oh, straight into it. So this is fun. Training like Kyrie, watching some videos on what he does, and then replicating it. Again, we're attacking right hand. You know, Kyrie's got someone on his hip. Woo, woo. Make it look like we're about to go up into our shot. Guy flies by. We shoot it. It's the little details that can make you create a shot. That Kyrie pays attention to. He talks about isolating, having ISO moves. It's just you. Someone in front of you in the basket. You're getting by this person. You don't even see him no more. Like I said, this is about footwork. It's about being creative with your own body. Thank you for watching this video. The point of these videos is to level up my game and to give you some insight on some NBA players and what their workouts look like and get to see me doing them. Love you, fam. Click the next video popping up here. Peace.