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Basketball Reverse Layup

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Summary: The reverse layup in basketball is a great shot to use when the defense is playing low, and to master the reverse layup, make sure to know where the opposing team members are. Learn to interchange hands while doing the basketball reverse layup in this free video from a semiprofessional basketball player.

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By Travis Corpening
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Travis Corpening has been playing basketball since the age of six. He played as a guard for Francis Marion University, and he moved on to play semiprofessional basketball for the...read more

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"Hi, I'm Travis Corpening, and I'm about to teach you, just how to do a Reverse Layup. Here we are at Carolina Beach Recreation Center, and the first thing you want to do, when you're trying to do a Reverse Layup, is you want to be able to jump from one side of the goal, at least to the other side of the rim, so once you take off, you want to position yourself to where, when you're taking off, you're already prepared, before you even jump. You're all ready prepared, to make it, on the other side of the rim. Now, by preparing yourself before you get to the other side of the rim, what you do is, you allow yourself more time to adjust to the defense, to have your mind and body adjust to the defense, for whatever may happen, while you're in the air, so that you can complete the shot, so what you do, is you take off, reach with your opposite hand. If you're coming from the left side of the basket, you want to complete it with your right hand. If you're coming from the right side of the basket, you want to complete it with your left hand, but you can interchange, if you're skilled enough. After you come from the other side of the basket, you want to reach around, and you either want to spin it, or you want to tap it, right in the middle of the box, over the top of the rim. Once you do this, practice it a few times, and it's a really effective shot, during the game, when you're in a tight squeeze, and the defense is really playing you down low. There you have it, the Reverse Layup."

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