The 3 Reasons You're Afraid to Dribble in Games and How to Fix Them

Do you struggle with handling the ball in games? Are you afraid to drive, bring the ball up the court, or even put the ball on the ground? We consistently transform hesitant hoopers into the most confident ball handlers they know. If you want to overcome your fear and become unstoppable on the court, this video is for you!
In this video, Coach Ross teaches you three crucial changes you need to make in your ball handling training.
Body-Integrated Drills: Learn why traditional stationary drills fail and how to incorporate drills that keep the ball with your moving body.
Acceleration with the Ball: Discover the importance of working on your first step and acceleration with the ball.
Live Pressure Training: Understand the significance of practicing under live pressure to simulate game conditions.
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[@Ryan-gk1bd]

Bro in the video wondering why they couldn't have practiced these at least once beforehand xD. Seems like good drills though

[@yeelahowah7476]

Been saying this for 20 years, Bring back north-south/downhill handles!. Also, work on expanding your circumference. You should be able to control the space a full arms length in any direction and when you get good you add a half lunge to that distance. On 3 levels, High (shoulder level), medium (waist level), low (knee level).

[@makalarmeskuurt8779]

Great thanks

[@DAMNDANIELLL]

perfect vid and explanation

[@lucamacchiavello5717]

Great video!

[@cordova2593]

man where was this 2 years ago this is the truth

[@mike6992]

Hola from Chile !!!! Great Video !!! I am trying to improve my son's accuracy at FULL SPEED (being chased down) layups. So I think can use similar approach to ensure his training is as game like as possible. Any hints would be welcome...but not expected ;o))

[@Muzicboy3]

Nice vid… excellent stuff right here

[@Good-Drill]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@theyhxte_jay]

can’t wait for more vids

[@Good-Drill]

They’re on the way!!!

[@AlexanderTtl]

Great video 🤙🏼

[@Good-Drill]

Appreciate it!

[@_lindssay_]

Yes but no problem at all with a stationary ball handling warm up

[@mariomorganjr.6305]

How do u do crossovers while keeping ur fast body up

[@Kuni-Kun]

The good drill is app is always great to use

[@musicallythebest3323]

On the AppStore?

[@_him60]

Ye this is me

[@robertwallace5498]

I love the tips. Do you have a way of simulating the pressure of the defender if you are training solo?

[@pierreshotthat]

visualization

[@connergalles7106]

If ur a good defender u get the ball more and u become confident and u know what to expect on how people guard you

[@connergalles7106]

Offense has a lot of things its memorization coordination core strength how tired u are open layups u could miss fadeaway spin etc

[@azariohdevonish7427]

This is me how did yk

[@jacobkeeney7971]

I swur if this video don't raise my confidence...

[@InfamousSslickX]

U gotta do the drills. They will work

[@mariomorganjr.6305]

I don't have anyone to do it with so then wht do I do 😭

[@bright3426]

I don’t think you got to do this with anybody, it just makes it harder, for the last drill you could try using imagination