Developing a Killer Crossover as a Shooter
The Killer Crossover is a simple motion that may be utilized to go past opponents and open up scoring possibilities in the dribble. The maneuver entails direction switching and deft footwork to throw the defender off-balance. Because of its capacity to "kill" or halt the defender's momentum and provide a space allowing the offensive player to go freely up the court, it is sometimes called a "killer crossover". So, we'll go over how to execute a Killer Crossover for all shooting trainer basketball players. The Killer Crossover technique is as follows ● To do a correct Killer Crossover, you must first dribble the ball with your dominant hand while maintaining a nice, balanced stance with your non-dominant foot somewhat in front and your legs wider than shoulder-length apart. ● Then, shift your weight to the non-dominant hand by dribbling the ball between your knees. ● Lastly, do a standard crossover back to your dominant hand by bringing the ball aro