with Max Abmas
Oral Roberts University Men's Basketball Player;
2020-21 NCAA Leading Scorer (24.5 points per game);
2021 CoSIDA Academic All-America First Team;
2021 Summit League Player of the Year;
2021 Summit League All-Tournament Team and Championship MVP;
2021 Academic All-Summit League Team;
2021 CBS Sports All-America Third Team;
2021 Associated Press All-America Honorable Mention;
2021 Lou Henson National Mid-Major Player of the Year (College Insider);
2021 College Insider All-American (Lute Olson Award Finalist);
2021 Major Madness Player of the Year;
2021 College Insider Mid-Major All-American;
2021 NABC All-District First Team;
2021 USBWA All-District First Team;
2021 NCAA Championship All-South Region Team;
2020 Summit League All-Newcomer Team;
This video featuring the NCAA men's basketball leading scorer from the 2020-21 season, Oral Roberts University's Max Abmas, takes you through an individual skill development workout designed for top-notch improvement. The workout focuses on the five key areas of basketball: handling, passing, defending, finishing and shooting. Throughout the workout, you'll see how to build conditioning elements, which are key to becoming a great defender.
Build Up Drills
You'll begin with drills that are meant to build on each other as the workout progresses.Drills begin with wall passing, including different skill actions such as shot fakes and throwing using different hands to build an effective passer. Next, you'll see finishing drills that aim to use both hands on the right and left side of the basket.
The next segment of the workout focuses on ball handling, while still emphasizing passing and finishing. Players will do two ball dribbling, dribble hand-offs, and more. You'll also see shooting work in the half court.
Competitive Shooting and Footwork
First in this section, you'll learn the Red Light Green Light shooting exercise, used to decide who has the green light to shoot in games. Next, you will see 2 Minute Shooting, which is another great competitive shooting drill. All drills in this portion of the workout give players experience shooting under pressure situations.
Finally, the Triangle Shooting drill is shown, which focuses on footwork into a shot. Whether you are moving left to right or right to left, you will learn how to use solid footwork and put up more consistent shots. Near the tail end of the video, the 8 Minute Shooting drill tests the ability of any athlete to continue making shots despite being tired.
Every drill shown in this video is something you can do in a gym or driveway to build individual skill. You'll see how to improve the main components needed to become an elite basketball player from one of the top scorers in the college game!
65 minutes. 2022.