No, you could take two steps and a hop..and it won't be traveling.
No, there is no rule that says you must dribble the basketball before you can shoot it. But you may not take any steps with out dribbling the ball, if you do "travel" with the ball without dribbling the referee will whistle a penalty.
Of course not! The only thing that will affect the dribble or shot projection of the ball is based on how well you are able to handle the ball.
yes, that is perfectly legal. just don't jump to fake the shot, that would be traveling.
yes ,it is traveling for the simple reason that your pivit foot has to stay on the ground unless you dribble ,pass ,or shoot !UNLESS, another player touches the ball to cause you to lose control, like a blocked shot, then you begin to dribble
Double Dribble
dribble dribble
a person can try to dribble the ball with two hands or can dribble then pick up their dribble and then dribble again
Dribble in basketball is when you're in the middle of playing then you dribble.
key is to shoot at open net. dribble to one corner of goal. If net is open, shoot. If not open, fake shot, then dribble a few steps to other corner of the gaol and shoot at open net.
an illegal dribble or double dribble in basketball is when the player uses both hands to dribble or the player starts to dribble a second time after coming to a stop
Yes, the word "dribble" does have a prefix. The prefix in "dribble" is "dri-."
In basketball, a gather is when a player collects the ball before starting a dribble or a shot. A good gather can help a player maintain control and balance, which is crucial for effective dribbling and shooting. It allows the player to set up their next move quickly and accurately, leading to better overall performance on the court.