The most advanced techniques in creating space.
The most advanced techniques blowing by your defender.
The most advanced techniques getting your shot off at will.
The moves on this DVD focus on scoring in transition.
Jay shows you how to eliminate wasted movement & be as efficient as you can.
Get there in 1 Less Dribble.
Teaches the timing as well.
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Chapter 1 - Kick Push
Leave defenders flat-footed, blow by them and score at the rack, or pull up for three pointers. This series you work on landing on the same foot twice. Jay teaches the move from each side of the floor with the proper footwork for the right and left side.
Chapter 2 - Rocker Series
The Rocker series will get your defender off balance allowing you to attack with floaters, pull up jumpers, 3s, and finishing at the basket.
Chapter 3 - Dribble Jab Series
Off of the Between or Behind dribble, going through the legs and jab stepping right after the dribble to get the defense leaning which will freeze them in their stance.
Chapter 4 - Between Series
Jay likes the between the legs dribble because it protects the basketball, sets up defenders,go into a lot of other moves quickly. Jay teaches the advanced "Roll Concept" that will allow you to get more steps in.
Chapter 5 - Pull Back Attack
The best players change direction, change pace, and they act. The Pull Back Attack series will teach you how to set up your defender by adding "acting" to your repertoire.
Chapter 6 - Diversion Series
Attack the basket full speed,change the direction of the basketball, and the direction of your body.
Chapter 7 - Change of Direction
With the Change of Direction moves you will attack the middle knowing you are going to come back to the right or left side. You'll be setting the defender up to get a great angle to attack the basket.
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