Think about it. When he drives he's like a shot coming out of a tank. His momentum is straight forward with some tilting on the downward trajectory.
All the great scorers these days are more like helicopters than airplanes the way they raise vertically and then distort their bodies around defenders. This is the difference between a true scorer and a drive-and-chuck player like Burks. He has no pitch or roll, and needs to learn to rise up vertically so he can twist his body around the defensive bumping.
Helicopter lessons are the perfect way to mold his mind into thinking this way permanently. Instead of P3, I think he should attend Whirlybird flight school & Greg Miller should buy him a helicopter transport for western road games instead of flying him on the team charter.
All the great scorers these days are more like helicopters than airplanes the way they raise vertically and then distort their bodies around defenders. This is the difference between a true scorer and a drive-and-chuck player like Burks. He has no pitch or roll, and needs to learn to rise up vertically so he can twist his body around the defensive bumping.
Helicopter lessons are the perfect way to mold his mind into thinking this way permanently. Instead of P3, I think he should attend Whirlybird flight school & Greg Miller should buy him a helicopter transport for western road games instead of flying him on the team charter.