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3 years ago

What are the three cues to remember for dribbling with mature form in basketball?

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WITCHER [35]3 years ago

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Answer:

Thee three cues are

1. Control the ball with he finger-pads

2. Always dribble at waist level

3. One's eyes should be up to see the team members and defenders while dribbling

Step-by-step explanation:

To dribble a basketball requires, keeping one's head up to see the on going game around. Endeavor to shield defenders from the ball with the aid of the non dribbling arm and body

When bouncing the ball, keep it low, and extend the arms and snap the wrists, while controlling the ball with your fingers rather than the palm

The three cues are

1. Handle the ball with the finger pads, not with the palm of the hands nor with the fingertips

2. Dribbling should be done only at the waist level

3. When dribbling a ball, one should keep his eyes up to see the game ongoing.

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