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Kyrie Irving really breaking down one of his most lethal moves 🏀
The jab cross is simple—but when done right, it’s almost impossible to guard. Kyrie shows how he uses the jab to freeze defenders, then explodes into the crossover to create instant separation.
It’s all about:
• Selling the jab 🦶
• Reading the defender 👀
• Exploding out of the move ⚡
This is a move every hooper needs in their bag if they want to create space at any level.
Study it. Rep it. Master it.
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The jab cross is simple—but when done right, it’s almost impossible to guard. Kyrie shows how he uses the jab to freeze defenders, then explodes into the crossover to create instant separation.
It’s all about:
• Selling the jab 🦶
• Reading the defender 👀
• Exploding out of the move ⚡
This is a move every hooper needs in their bag if they want to create space at any level.
Study it. Rep it. Master it.
More elite breakdowns on BallerTube. See more
Collina's era was characterized by a no-nonsense attitude. His stern gaze and decisive decisions earned him a reputation as one of the toughest referees in football history. The mere sight of Collina had players and managers alike toeing the line, and dissent was a risky proposition. His commitment to maintaining order on the pitch was unwavering, and his calls were often final.
In contrast, today's referees are perceived by some as more lenient, perhaps more inclined to engage with players rather than immediately resorting to disciplinary measures. This softer approach, while aiming for improved communication, has led to debates about whether the authority wielded by referees today matches the robustness of Collina's era. See more
In contrast, today's referees are perceived by some as more lenient, perhaps more inclined to engage with players rather than immediately resorting to disciplinary measures. This softer approach, while aiming for improved communication, has led to debates about whether the authority wielded by referees today matches the robustness of Collina's era. See more
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