no, youll be called for a travel. no matter how you hold the ball, you cannot take three steps.
You're allowed to take as many steps as needed while dribbling the basketball, but while not dribbling and driving to the hoop, you're only allowed 2 steps while holding the basketball running towards the goal.
By rule you are allowed (1) one step either side of the designated spot!
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travelling
basketball where someone is holding the net while you shoot and then you take turns
Pivoting is a technique in basketball where a player holding the basketball keeps one foot stationary while moving the other foot, it is often used to avoid traveling
No there isn't allowed slapping in basketball. If you want to, you can try and take the ball away from another person while dribbiling. Just try not to hit them. Then you would get a foul.
basketball: you have to bounce the ball while moving apart from the last 2 steps you cant bounce the ball with both hands not allowed to step over the line when taking a freethrow you cant sheperd somebody not allowed to use your elbow to fend off
well you can take as many steps as you need but you have to dribble the ball if not dribbling, the max is 2.
Basketball was created for a boys gym class when they were bored, so naturally, like everything else at the time, girls weren't allowed. After a while, girls were allowed to play, but in skirts only. Finally, girls today are just as good at basketball as guys.
When you have possession of the ball, jump in the air with both feet leaving the ground, and land with the ball still in your possession. That is you landed without shooting, passing, or without getting it stolen. You may however shoot, get blocked, and land, which results in a jump ball. It is usually called a travel.
Yes That IS Called stealing the ball out of somebody's hand