Which is more difficult for Irving or Jordan to dunk from the free throw line

First of all, it must be difficult to dribble and run and then dunk, and everyone who has played the ball knows it. Obviously, it is much easier to grab the ball and jump again, dribble to control the pace, jump or something.

Second, Jordan only stepped on the free throw line a little bit, less than Dr. J's.

Again, Jordan's movements are noticeably more stretched and his flying posture is more graceful.

To sum up, Jordan is difficult.

I think it's Jordan's difficulty, you can take a look at it again**, Jordan's is more elegant, and there is also the expansion and contraction of the arm in the process of staying in the air, which is even more difficult, whether from the visual effect or the degree of classicism, Jordan's dunk is more elegant, and it is called a classic.

The above is too absolute, what is "necessarily Dr. J's difficulty"? Although the two people live in different eras, their physical fitness, skills, and bouncing have nothing to do with time, but with their strict requirements and hard training. It is recommended to take a look at the ** of the two people, Dr. J's glide height is higher than Jordan's (we haven't calculated it accurately), but the difficulty of dunking is not only a comparison of height, but also aerial skills, the use of posture, etc.

On the whole, it is still difficult for Jordan, and the key is to be beautiful.

It must be Dr. J's difficulty. From various factors, including the age and the technological content of the sneakers, it is definitely Dr. J's difficulty.

Jordan's movements are a little more ethereal, and the difficulty should be a little lower.

It's hard to dribble, but MJ stepped on the free-throw line a little bit.

Jordan's Oh, long stay in the air, beautiful posture.

I don't know the difficulty, Jordan's is more elegant and beautiful.

Dr. J, free-throw line tomahawks.

In the 1988 NBA All-Hole Stars Weekend slam dunk contest, Jordan stayed in the booth and played a classic shot, that is, he jumped high from the free throw line and scored a dunk when he dunked. So, what shoes was Jordan wearing at the time? The answer is Air Jordan 3.

The Air Jordan 3 is the third basketball shoe from the Jordan brand and the first Jordan shoe designed by renowned designer Tinker Hatfield. It is widely loved by fans for its novel design, complete functions, comfort and durability, etc., especially more closely related to the many "sneakers" worn by Jordan, and has also become a very important pair of shoes in the history of basketball shoes.

That scene of Jordan in the dunk game has been praised by countless fans to this day, and it also makes this shoe even more classic. Air Jordan 3 is not only a pair of basketball shoes, but also a cultural symbol, representing an era, a spirit, and an attitude towards success. Since then, the Jordan brand has launched a number of new models, each of which is closely linked to Jordan's own story, story and achievements, making the Jordan brand an unparalleled legend in the basketball shoe world.

Jordan's free throw line classic dunk was made at the 1987 slam dunk contest, and judging from the video replay, it was not strictly jumped behind the free throw line, but used the normal dribble to the free throw line jump dunk to make the final decision. Jordan's free-throw line dunk is a heel stepping on the free throw line, although there is a slight flaw in the distance, but the overall elegance is chic, and it is also regarded as the most handsome free-throw line dunk. Jordan's "Walk in the Clouds" dunk has also become a classic moment, appearing on various posters and in the design of Air Jordan brand products.

Jordan's airtime seconds.

LaVine's free-throw line dunk was the 2016 All-Star Slam Dunk Contest, and LaVine chose to take off in the same position, stepping on the free throw line with his foot on the ball of his foot, slightly ahead of Jordan. Received a pass from Miller Sr. in the air and dunked the ball, this ball did not "walk in the air", but it was not inferior to Jordan's free throw line flying dunk! LaVine's dunk is top-notch in terms of smoothness and elegant ornamentation.

LaVine can reach a height of 9 feet (meters) above the floor after receiving the ** ball. He then continued to rise and shifted the ball to his right hand, a move that took less than 1 4 seconds of his time in the air. Like Jordan's free-throw line dunk, LaVine instilled his own strength in this dunk, and through the analysis of LaVine's dunk, his dunk time was as long as seconds, which was basically the world's longest stay in the air.

To sum up, Jordan's free-throw line jumping dunk is slightly inferior to LaVine in terms of distance, height, and air time, but Jordan's dunk is more agile, elegant, and chic. LaVine's leading data also proves that there are talented people in the country, and the back waves of the Yangtze River push the front waves, which is the foundation for a better inheritance in the NBA.