Basketball Drill - Stutter Step Ball Handling

[fattalquinn]

this kid blows



[carolinagirlrez]

he didnt pick up the ball he took his steps while dribbling- and it is 11 steps

[L2StfuNoob]

as long as you're dribbling, its not a travel. simple as that

[RenoZemrak]

helps thanks

[lilbubka]

dude this move definately works! its not a travel IF you execute it right. get the foot work down first though. once u perfect this move there are endless possibilities to choose from while performing it. for example friday, and i played SF and PG, well when i ran point i used this move along with a crossover and shook the living hell outta this dude NO ONE COULD HOLD ME(and im white :P) i ended up with 23 points and i hit the tie breaker with 7seconds left NO LIE!!! bottom line LEARN THIS MOVE

[jtch714]

fk u its not a travel dude

[LetYourGameSpeak81]

How is it that a stutter step isnt considered a travel, I'd really like some clarification on this, its a move I've always wanted to put into my arsenal but one in which I would be iffy about using due to my being called for a travel.

[gamb1t]

@LetYourGameSpeak81 to be considered a carry, the player's hand has to be under or nearly under the ball. in this case, the player's hand is on the side of the ball, resulting in a legal and very momentary grip on the ball. however, if the grip remains too long, a travel will probably be called.

[LobeWan]

@LetYourGameSpeak81

People don't understand proper traveling rules. With the dribble alive, you can take 9 steps if you're fast enough.

[qweer27]

@LobeWan i know this guy who can dribble the whole court in 2 dribbles

[xRizoHFanboyAhhhhhhh]

@LetYourGameSpeak81 as long as you dont put your hand beneath the ball, youre still driblling, and you cant travel while dribbling

[tyranofreak]

@LetYourGameSpeak81 If you're in the action of dribbling i.e. still maintaining control of the ball on the side (not bottom cause that's a carry) you can take as many steps as you want. You see it in fast breaks all the time, where they'll dribble once every 3 or 3 steps because they're still in the action of dribbling.