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When you have the ball, you cannot take a step without dribbling. if you do you will be called for traveling.
you can pivot with the ball. and pivoting is when u keep one foot planted on the ground and you can move the other foot off the ground.
when you are going up for a lay up you can take 2 steps holding the ball, if you take more than two, you will be called for traveling.
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