How Do You Make A Reverse Layup In Basketball?
Layups in basketball are about as predictable as boxing out for a rebound. Defenders know that when ballhandlers are heading to the basket, their goal is to make a layup. But the path to the hoop and under the basket can get quite crowded. Dribbling to the other side for a reverse layup is a great way to avoid the traffic and potential shot-blockers. Assess the defense. If a defender is poised near the basket on your side of the court, go for a reverse layup. Dribble quickly toward the other side of the basket with the left hand if you’re coming from the right side. Do the same with the right hand if you’re dribbling in from the left side. Screen any defenders coming toward you with your off hand and dribble as close to the basket as possible as you drive by it. Shielding defenders on your side of the court with the rim and net will prevent them from blocking the shot. Remain balanced and raise your body and arm up high as you reach the other side of the basket. Jump off your right foo
