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Ballhandling

Speed dribble

As fast as you can dribble the ball in between your legs while your going down the court.

29/7 2003, 0 comments

Windmill

A great way to split a double team on a drive.

20/6 2003, 0 comments

Sanchez

Dribbling behind the back.

17/6 2003, 0 comments

Gardea cat cut

A simple cut with extreme effectiveness.

17/6 2003, 0 comments

Killer crossover (my version)

Hard, but works very well.

16/6 2003, 0 comments

Mashburn

This move is fir more advanced players but if mastered the player can get by any defender.

10/6 2003, 0 comments

Crossover

Put ball in 1 hand and cross over to other hand as hard and as fast as you can do for several minutes

(try to keep control of ball)

8/6 2003, 0 comments

33 Z’s

You stand up with your hands at your sides.
You have someone place the ball on your lower
neck upper back and when ever they want they
let go of the ball. You then as fast as you can
clap in front and try to grap the ball before it
hits the ground.

27/5 2003, 0 comments

Rob ‘em blind

Kids in a square, trying to steal each others basketballs.

7/10 2002, 0 comments

Ricochet

Hold the ball at chest height with both hands. You then bounce the ball between your legs. Move both hands from front to back, catching the ball behind your back. Attempt to slam the ball through your legs as hard as you can.

23/7 2002, 0 comments

Ping*Pong*

Very good ballhandling drill!

19/7 2002, 0 comments

Knock Out

Control your ball and go for the steal to win.

21/6 2002, 0 comments

Pull through

Take the ball and speed dribble about 15 ft. in a 45 degree angle once you reach that point drop step in a 90 degree angle keeping the ball close to you, your head up, and butt down. Repeat this many more times forming a zig zag pattern /\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\.

9/3 2002, 0 comments

KG Drill

Bounce the ball off the glass.
Make a sudden move such as a fake crossover.
Do the move three times while heading down the court. Once at the three point line, once at the half court line, and again at the other three point line.

5/11 2001, 0 comments

Knee Clap

Stand with your feet together and bend over like you are going to touch your toes. Place the ball behind your knees. Let the ball go, clap your hands in front of your knees and catch the ball before it hits the ground. This is a very hard drill, but is a real good hand quickness drill. When you can do this…You have quick hands!

This is a drill Pistol Pete developed and used. He was the best ball handler ever!!!

27/4 2001, 0 comments

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