Ethan Khoza breaks down Luka Dončić's stepback three-pointer using an inverted drag drill. Catch the ball, dribble left, pull it behind your back, step right foot back, then left foot into the shot. The timing and footwork reset are what make the move work.
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Green by DeAndre Capella. Switched on to Luca Luca with the step back three. Oh, yeah, we're gonna work on this first move. So we also did something similar to this. We did the inverted snatch for each step, and then it's back into that shot. So we're gonna do that. So I'll be over here, passing. Somewhere over there. Passing. You're gonna catch the ball straight into a one drum with your left hand. So, boom, they are pulled behind your back. You'll then snatch here so that footwork will look like, boom. Step here, behind, and then when you pull this back, that right foot's going to step back. Boom. That left foot comes back right into the shot. If this ball swings from that wind and you go straight into, like, trying to attack, that guy cuts you off. So normally it'd be like, boom, I'm trying to get somewhere. He cuts you off, so you pull back. He takes a step with you. So you kept that one. That one more inverted snatch. Good. Perfect. Just like that. So the other thing. And Jay, you did this. You did this well. So we want this. That pull back, boom. That's your footwork to shoot from. So we're going right here, and you're shooting from there. We. We don't want to go. Pull back. Boom. Right here. Then reset. Because it's shouting, first of all. And also it's slower. All right? You don't get all the way back to 3.0. That's fine. Just take those two steps. 5. Good set off for you. You can take an even bigger first step, like when you make that snatch and then you're here. That first step could be big. Good. Two more. Hit the end. That was good, though. Good. Good. Six. Last one.
