Devin Williams has created his signature Shamrock dribbling that has recently gone viral all over internet.

The so-called Shamgod, except that name of action is similar to name of Shamgod, its actual operation does include main actions of Shamgod. Even Devon himself has said that inspiration for this action is combination of Shamgod and Action Crawford The action is so cool that people who see it for first time don't understand what's going on.

Devin Williams is widely known for his super-strong sense of dribbling rhythm. It's not hard to figure out how to achieve same rhythm as his by looking at his possession collection.

He has more jumps and pauses. Jumping while dribbling can increase threat of action, and pausing can slow down defense. At this time, our subjective sudden acceleration is enough to pass defender. .

While Shamrock seems to have a lot of moves, if you take it apart you'll find it's a combination of simple dribbling. Let me break down moves to help you learn this trick.

First step

While right foot steps forward, left hand kicks ball from outside of right foot to other side of body. This is reverse Shamgod. Here sudden start of ball will force defender to follow you. The body is moving, but during this period, watch out for protection of your basketball.

Second step

Perform a quick dribbling with your right hand from behind your back and jump forward with your left foot, making an attacking step with your left, making a false break in that direction. The two actions of first step and second step should be explosive, and defender will definitely try to interfere with your breakthrough, so you must move faster than him.

Third step

The first two movements allow us to have an advantage with body, and center of gravity shifts forward. At this time, instantly turn around or dribble ball behind your back, directly bypassing defender. Turns and backwards are very protective of ball of motion. . So if your movements are correct, whether you are turning or dribbling behind your back, your movements will protect ball very well so that defender cannot directly break your ball.

Turn around

Back

Let's look at some practical applications of German

Coming back to reality, after reading manual, do you feel like your sense of ball has doubled, but you pick up a basketball?

Brain: I see, it's that simple!

Hand: What is this? What I practice

It's one thing, this action is really great and not easy to use in real combat, but having an extra weapon in your Extraordinary skill set isn't great.

During real practice, defender also learns this action. What should he do when breakout action in a real fight is visible to defense and the wall is blocked?

KBT teaches you how to quickly stop and go back after a turn to help you solve this problem. After trefoil rotation is completed, connect quick return jumper to solve the problem perfectly

And when we're close to defense, there isn't enough room to start Shamrock's first step, we can try to dribble sideways and back to make room for Shamrock after dribble.

May 12, 2023