Learn how to dribble a basketball and perfect these dribble moves. Practice dribbling as often as you can, using each hand - from Coach's Clipboard.

Beginner basketball players get some ball handling tips in this youth basketball drill from the King James Academy. ...more. Watch this drill to master your control dribble both in your ready...

How to Dribble a Basketball in 7 Steps. Step #1 - Spread and Relax Your Fingers. The first step in learning how to dribble a basketball is to relax your fingers and make sure they’re spread out evenly on the basketball. Young kids have a tendency to keep their fingers together unless they’re taught otherwise.

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To be a good basketball player, you have to be able to control the ball, both with your strong hand, and with your weak hand. Dribbling drills, done daily, are a great way to work on this important skill. In today’s video blog post, we are discussing the basic principles of ballhandling and I share a great “Control Dribbling” Drill.

2021年11月4日 · Start off by dribbling in place and looking at the ball. Dribble with your preferred hand, then switch hands. After that, look up at a point in front of you. Progress to looking up at the...

16 control dribbling drills that will improve ball handling skills in youth basketball players.

Learn how to master the Speed, Power, and Control Dribble Technique with legendary Coach Bob Taylor! In this video, you will dive into the intricacies of each phase of the dribble - from the...

Control dribble This form of dribble is when a player is using the dribble to improve a passing angle, to relief pressure or to advance the ball vs. defense. It is crucial that the head is up and the ball is protected. Control in space This is used to set up the offense or to work time off the clock Control vs. a defender

2024年11月21日 · Firm, Controlled Dribbling: Use your fingertips to control the ball, keeping your wrist strong and your elbow tucked. Active Footwork: Incorporate quick, efficient footwork to complement your dribbling and create separation from defenders.