👉Using multiple jabs and changing speeds can confuse defenders and create scoring opportunities.
💪The high rip and low rip are effective techniques to create space and relieve pressure.
🤔Jabs can be used to read the defense and make quick decisions based on their reactions.
🏀Changing speeds from fast to slow or vice versa can deceive defenders and create advantages.
⚡️Stopping and going with explosive movements can gain separation and create scoring opportunities.
How many jabs should I use?
—The number of jabs you use depends on the situation and the defense's reaction. You can use one, two, or even three jabs to keep the defense guessing and create opportunities.
When should I use the high rip or low rip?
—Use the high rip when the defender's hands are low, and use the low rip when the defender's hands are high. This technique helps create space and relieve pressure.
How can jabs help me read the defense?
—Jabs force the defense to react. By observing how the defense responds to your jabs, you can make quick decisions on whether to drive, shoot, or make another move.
What is the benefit of changing speeds?
—Changing speeds confuses defenders and creates openings for scoring or creating plays. By going from fast to slow or vice versa, you can deceive defenders and gain an advantage.
How can I effectively stop and go on a drive?
—To effectively stop and go on a drive, you need to accelerate quickly and then suddenly stop, forcing the defender to shift their momentum. This creates separation and allows you to make your move.
03:40Multiple jabs and changing speeds can confuse defenders and create scoring opportunities.
06:32The high rip and low rip are effective techniques to create space and relieve pressure.
09:55Jabs can be used to read the defense and make quick decisions based on their reactions.
11:43Changing speeds from fast to slow or vice versa can deceive defenders and create advantages.
12:23Stopping and going with explosive movements can gain separation and create scoring opportunities.
