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In the game of Basketball, a crossover is a type of dribble where the ball handler bounces the ball in front of him/her from one hand to the other, in order to change the direction of their dribble quickly. For example, if a ball handler is dribbling to the left with his left hand and wants to quickly go to the right, he performs a crossover to the right.
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What are the different moves in basketball?
crossover
How do you do a double crossover in basketball correctly?
uhh
Names of basketball moves?
Some of the more popular ones are the fadeaway, the crossover, the half crossover, and the pump fake.
Why Allen Iverson is famous?
He revolutionized basketball and had a legendary crossover.
What is the basketball term for a dribble moving across the body from hand to hand?
Crossover Dribble
What was Micheal jordans favourite move when he first started pro basketball?
probably the crossover
What is a good basketball move?
A great move to use in basketball is the crossover. While you are dribbling, switch hands with the ball, this will help you defend the ball.
What moves are there in basketball?
the are too many moves in basketball to list but all moves fall into these categories: crossover, hesitations, and drives. (this doesn't include finishing moves)
What poetry was used in the Crossover?
The Crossover by Kwame Alexander incorporates free verse poetry to tell the story of twin brothers, Josh and Jordan, who are basketball stars. The poetry captures their emotions, challenges, and growth throughout the novel.
What is ins and outs in basketball?
its a type of dribble move. a type of crossover to be more precise. its more like a fake crossover where you make it look like you're going to dribble the ball to one hand, but keep it in the same. its pretty effective!
Will more air outside a basketball make a basketball bounce higher?
If you mean OUTSIDE the basketball, then no. If you mean INSIDE the basketball, then yes.
What is crossover mean when regarding a radiographic image?
Crossover EffectA bluring of an image caused by a light reflecting off of one intensifying screen crossing over to another.
