gopistons
where can i find streetball movevs, w/ adescription of how to do them and a video that shows the process of the moves
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On ESPN2 there is a show called Streetball, u can learn many moves as well as the Mixtape tour sponsored by And 1. Also many moves include the "Off the Heezy" which is when you hit the ball off the head of whoever is guarding u. also theres a "shake n' bake" which is when you do a sideways summersalt with the ball in control.
On ESPN2 there is a show called Streetball, u can learn many moves as well as the Mixtape tour sponsored by And 1. Also many moves include the "Off the Heezy" which is when you hit the ball off the head of whoever is guarding u. also theres a "shake n' bake" which is when you do a sideways summersalt with the ball in control.
Can you use streetball moves in the NBA?
powergirl1
like if you know what the boomerang is.... can you use that in like a normal game like a highschool game. i think itd be pretty funny if i did that in a game.
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Yes, to a degree. Some of the crazy crossovers in streetball are used by professional NBA ballers. However, a lot of streetball techniques would be called for traveling or carrying in the NBA. You can't dance around your feet while doing crazy acrobatics with the ball, because that is almost surely a travel or carry. Other moves are just unclassy and will most likely not work, like bouncing the ball around the defender or through his legs. Usually, the defender or his teammates will intercept the move, and if the performer messes up, it looks awful. Some of the lower-risk moves, like the alley-oop or double crossover, are used in the NBA for show. The biggest reason, however, is that they just don't work at the NBA level, or they would be used more often. In a high school game, I'm sure it could be pulled off, but it would look terrible for you and your school if you mess up. And even if you do it, it would make you look trashy and cocky.
Yes, to a degree. Some of the crazy crossovers in streetball are used by professional NBA ballers. However, a lot of streetball techniques would be called for traveling or carrying in the NBA. You can't dance around your feet while doing crazy acrobatics with the ball, because that is almost surely a travel or carry. Other moves are just unclassy and will most likely not work, like bouncing the ball around the defender or through his legs. Usually, the defender or his teammates will intercept the move, and if the performer messes up, it looks awful. Some of the lower-risk moves, like the alley-oop or double crossover, are used in the NBA for show. The biggest reason, however, is that they just don't work at the NBA level, or they would be used more often. In a high school game, I'm sure it could be pulled off, but it would look terrible for you and your school if you mess up. And even if you do it, it would make you look trashy and cocky.
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