3 DEADLY Kyrie Irving ANKLEBREAKER Moves!

In today's video Coach Alex will go over 3 Deadly Kryie Irving Anklebreaker Moves. Use these drills to practice your handles and work on your change of direction moves. Install these basketball dribbling moves into your game today to score more points and go head to head with any defender and win!

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About Coach Alex:

4 year starter in the NCAA (UC Irvine), 125 career starts, 3 years as Captain
Set a UCI freshman single-season record with 144 assists
Named Big West Conference Freshman of the Year
Ranked No. 16 in the nation in assist-to-turnover ratio (3.26)
Won Two Big West regular-season titles with UCI and the program's only conference NCAA tournament crown

Inside of today's video we'll go over how to do the 3 Kyrie Irving Anklebreaker Crossover moves for basketball. These are great change of direction moves that can break ankles and help you get to the rim to score more points. Make sure you work on going both ways so that you can easily get by your defender no matter how they are playing you. Work on these Kyrie crossover moves so that you can improve your handles!

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