How to: DRIBBLE A Basketball BETTER!!! 🏀🔥 Improve Ball Handling with Dribbling Progression Drills!

In this video we'll go over how to dribble a basketball better!! These Dribbling Progression Drills can be done at home without any equipment and will allow you to improve Ball Handling like Kyrie Irving. Practice them and Let's get it!

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- 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 through over how to dribble a basketball better! This crossover tutorial will allow you to increase your dribbling and unlock ankle breaker crossover moves without the need for a gym!! Practice them and let's get it! These Basketball Dribbling Drills may be Simple or Difficult depending on your condition and skill level! Review them, Practice, and Rep it out to become a better Ball Handler on the Basketball Court Today!

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