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Well, first you have to put air in it to make it dribble. Then you can dribble it by dropping it on the ground and it will go back up then you push down on it again. Then you can shoot it, by putting your hands on the Basketball while it is up by your face. Then you shoot it and flick your wrist, and over time you will get better at it. It just takes practice.
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