Things You'll Need:
- Basketballs
- Basketballs
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Step 1
Dribble the ball in your dominant hand (let's pretend you're right-handed for the purpose of this example).
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Step 2
Use your body as a slight barrier between the ball and your defender, but still face your defender.
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Step 3
Take a step with your left foot.
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Step 4
Follow that with a step with your right foot.
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Step 5
Let the defender move in the direction you appear to be headed.
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Step 6
Switch the ball to your left hand with a quick, low bounce directly in front of your defender.
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Step 7
Take a step with your left foot around the defender.
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Step 8
Drive to the basket.








Comments
x-bond said
on 8/13/2008 man i cant understand what your'e blabbing about man
youngdwade said
on 6/6/2007 ok baller, if ur right handed dribble real low wit ur right hand then mad quickly take a big step to ur right like u waz bout to drive right once ur opp. leans to the right to follow u shift the ball to ur left hand and drive left or u can just bring it right back right. he gonna scared to stick d on u again lol
Baller said
on 6/11/2007 I'm trying to learn how to do the cross-over right now, but I cn't seem to get it. I thinks its because i don't understand the direction thuroughly; can you please gime them to me in easier terms please?
Baller said
on 2/23/2007 I'm trying to learn it but these instructions are too complicated. Can someone give me these in easier words plz?
TASTE said
on 1/7/2007 Crossover - It looks extremely simple, but some defenders can be pretty tough to fight around. A tip to the crossover is to try to bring the ball upcourt in your weak hand,this will have the defender thinking you are for say a lefty when you are a righty. Then when you get to your defender quickly crossover to your dominant hand, this will let you have more control over the ball as you drive to the basket.