Comments on: How to Crossover Dribble in Basketball

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.

Anonymous said

on 8/8/2006 This dazzling move requires much practice. Bounce the ball one way, then go the other way, then bounce the ball back that way, then turn around and go the other way, after this go back the other way while bouncing the ball.

Anonymous said

on 6/30/2006 If you are a good shooter, this move won't fail. Start at the top of the key dribbling the ball with your dominant hand. If you are right handed drive right two steps beginning with your right foot. On the second step when you are on your left foot, cross the ball through your legs to your left hand. When the ball is moving to your left hand use your right leg to propel back landing on your left leg. Bring your right leg back also and look up toward the basket and bring your hands up like you are going to shoot (but don't actually touch the ball with both hands). When your defender jumps toward you, you can either put the ball through his legs, go around him or let him land and do it again. This move is very effective, but takes time to perfect.

Anonymous said

on 3/3/2006 Drive to the basket with either hand then quickly cross to the opposite side and take the lane. It's really effective when used right.

Anonymous said

on 1/24/2006 Start by facing the defender face-to-face. Do a few dribbles with speed to confuse the defender. Make sure the ball comes back to your strong hand. With the ball in your strong hand, do a spin move off your strong. Spin enough so that the back of your head is face to face with the defender. Once you have come to the end of your spin, release or drop the ball, this will cause the defender to think that you have lost control of the ball. The defender will dash in for the steal. When he does, quickly step over with your weak foot (your left hand should now be closer to the ball). Quickly grab the ball with your left hand and dribble it to your right hand (strong hand). Drive to the hoop.

Anonymous said

on 12/30/2005 Approach your opponent with speed. Fake to the right, while moving the ball and your arm to the left side behind your back. Let the ball bounce, and while your opponent goes for the ball, quickly bounce it with your left hand under your legs to the right hand, and drive it in for a lay up.

Anonymous said

on 11/22/2005 Get about two feet of space between your defender. Have the ball at your right hand, send your arm and the ball to the left side, behind the back. Let the ball bounce behind your back, do a full turn. Then the defender will go for the ball, by this time you will grab the ball and spin over his back. Then do a layup or go back and he will go looking for you and you will be where you started from.

Anonymous said

on 11/22/2005 Go one way, then step with your foot on the ball side as hard as you can, when the person moves; you change direction.

Anonymous said

on 11/22/2005 Have the ball in your left hand, then as the defender comes toward you, twist off of him, going right. And then bounce it to your right and do a little jerk. The defender will be dumbfounded.

Anonymous said

on 11/22/2005 start with the ball in your dominate hand. cross the ball between your legs and fake in the opposite direction of your dominate hand. then put the ball back between your legs and drive to the basket.

Anonymous said

on 11/22/2005 Dribble the ball in your right hand, take it through your legs, catch the ball with your left hand, take it back
through your legs and catch it with your right hand. Fake right and go left, then cross quickly back over to the right.

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