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Hi I'm Coach Collin Castellaw with Shot Mechanics.com and this is the Stephen Curry Wrap Dribble.
Now in the All-Star game Stephen Curry put on a handles clinic and used this wrap dribble
to split the defense for an easy layup.
What made this move even more impressive is he used his left hand to wrap it around his
leg and then push it out past the defenders.
So i wanted to break this move down for you.
It's not as hard as you think it might be abd it can be super useful in a tough situation.
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So let's learn how Steph does it.
to begin this move Stephen Curry has to set up his defender with a jab cross.
this gets Dwyane Wade's momentum moving forward as Stephen Curry brings back his crossover.
From here Stephen Curry can see that he has beat Dwayne Wade but he can see that LeBron
James is beginning to come to help.
So Stephen Curry wraps the ball between his legs that way his legs shield the ball from
the defenders as it passes through.
Notice how he pushes the ball really far out in front of him.
That way each defender can not get a hand on it.
Then the last step he gets his eyes up quick to read the help side defender.
Carmelo is late on the help side rotation so Steph gets and easy bucket.
Alright so let's review for you.
There is kind of 3 main things you want to think about when you are doing this move.
#1 it works best if both of the defenders are on the side of you.
if ones in front or ones in behind it makes it a lot more vulnerable for a steal.
#2 when you wrap the ball around your leg you want to push it out in front of you as
far as you can.
That way you get extra separation from the defender sticking their hands in.
#3 you want to get your eyes up as quick as you possibly can that way you can see the
help side defender and make a decision if you want to shoot or pass.
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