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Original videoBehind the Back Mid-Range Pull-Up
Following split-stance turn dribbles, execute a quick behind-the-back dribble below your hip level, snap the ball to your midline, and elevate into a mid-range jumper.
Key points
- Keep the behind-the-back dribble tight and low beneath the hips
- Snap the ball directly to your body's midline for a straight upward shot path
- Square feet rapidly upon gathering the ball
Common mistakes
Dribbling too high behind the back or allowing the ball to swing wide outside the shot line.
Sets: 2Hits: 5 hitsRest: 1 minEst. duration: 18 sec
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