Spin Dribble (Blow By Your Defender) 

What dribble moves can I do to get a driving angle? I do a hang dribble and lateral float dribble and I don’t get a read

Ranking setup moves, would help alot

​@@aidanhowell7910 ​​Honestly not a big fan of floating laterally. Or hanging the ball while trying to read what's open. Many better moves out there.

​@@AuthenticWizzoInteresting. How many setup moves are there really though? Like 4-5? And most of them end the exact way.

You should do a video about the BEST moves for slow player to pass/beat their defender. Majority of hoopers are not naturally gifted like Nba players, so i think it will be useful to know which moves suit the best for us common athletes 😂

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or learning English

Preach bro

Exactly

Once again you’ve been ratioed mr Eiríkur!

Practice going game intensity so imagine theres a defender in front of u and go as fast as u can on the move. Obviously if ur doing a change of pace before u dont go full speed the whole time but when ur supposed to go fast go as fast as u can. U should be losing the ball a lot in ur training or missing shots and u also gotta work against a defender at least 1-2 times a week. U could play pickup on the weekends and use the moves u worked on

Hey, practice doing it off balance. Search up coach Ross spin move, he talks one of the key points of a spin move and it’s to spin off balance. By this he talks about how you spin with ur feet under ur center of gravity, by this doing you “fall” into your spin making it faster. Remember tho it’s not about the speed always and just how fall you sell it shown in this video, go one way and when they react to it by cutting you off you change directions with that spin move and seal them with your off arm.

Thank you@@Tysid10

Thank you@@pr1yam314

You could also bump into them and create some contact, then continue with your play or pass it off

You just play bro 😂. Everything you learn should become instinct after studying and watching. There’s only so much you can do on court. Being physical and strong whilst having IQ helps a lot. Always remember the things your good at and be efficient at getting to those spots.

you should try to research r.e. "how to enter flow state (for athletes)", there are plenty of videos/books out there

its just a quick reaction to counter a move that your defender/helper does also aware of where your teammates are to pass too that is of course considering you practiced and can do all the counter moves including passing.

You should watch the videos of Deepgame. His such a nice coach and he tells you so much about the Mind game and the laws of it. Hmu if u got any questions bro

It's ok to slow down a moment to assess the situation. But then you should take action immediately. Focus to watch out for certain cues on what to do. Some examples: paint is empty -> drive, they don't defend you closely -> shoot, you have a lane to the basket -> drive, you have no space -> pass and cut. Always try to observe what the defense is doing and how they're positioned. Also watch for matchups, maybe you're bigger or stronger or faster than your defender and can use that to your advantage. Maybe some of your teammates have a good matchup then try to get the ball to them. Know your strengths and weaknesses and play accordingly. Also try to focus on these things when you don't have the ball. Then you will already know what to do when you get it. Also maybe you need to work on your ball control. If you have to watch the ball while you're dribbling you cannot focus on these other things. In the end it's a question of experience also, so play as much as you can. Watching basketball might help too, but don't watch the ball, watch what everyone else is doing. Finally remember if you don't know what to do, a quick pass and relocate can never be bad.

Thank you Jimmy

dame, he's the one nearest to the basket

Keep practicing bro. We have all been there. Although if you have a friend to defend while you keep doing the spin move you will get better at it alot faster

low ur body incrasee speed

It’s useful because it allows you to protect the ball keeping your back to the defender, especially since it’s almost impossible for them to steal without committing a reach in, but most importantly, if your footwork is correct, you don’t lose any momentum, whereas in a behind the back, there’s a slight pause between the move and the drive, allowing the defender to catch up.

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Its a goated move. If u dont master it then you gonna fall behind alot trust