Throwing stones to ask for directions
that there can only be one dribble after receiving the ball, and once the ball is stopped, it can't be dribbled again, otherwise it will be dribbled twice. However, Kobe Bryant has a cut-in move-throwing stones to ask for directions. Its process is dribbling-fake jump shot-dribbling again, and its essence is changing hands to dribble.
Step 1: Lift your right foot and dribble forward in the direction of your opponent's left shoulder, which is a bit like pretending to cut right.
step 2: after your right foot touches the ground, step on the brake, lower your head and look at the heel of your opponent.
step 3: the center of gravity is low, and the left hand is trying to stop the ball. Suddenly, the head is lifted up and a jump shot is stopped.
Step 4: The left hand didn't actually touch the ball, but the right hand dribbled the ball with one hand, and then quickly changed hands to the left.
Step 5: The defender is cheated by the false jump shot, and his center of gravity floats up for a while, and then he cuts left.
Step 6: Step into the restricted area with your left foot. When you see that the replacer in front has blocked the way, you jump high and score with the "high-point" pitching method.
[ Action points] Move the center of gravity, and push the ground and dribble the ball coherently.
finally, we should pay attention to the fake action before the breakthrough, so as to create a better breakthrough opportunity.
don't throw the ball easily, if you throw the ball, you have to pass.
if the center of gravity is low, it will start quickly.
that's all.