NBA Ankle Breaking Crossover Moves: How to DROP your defender (HD)

What's the Chris Bosh Scale of Nasty? Hi, I'm Coach Collin Castellaw with Shot Mechanics.com, your free online training source. And today, we have a countdown of the top 3 moves NBA players use to break their defender's ankles. Number 3, the In-N-Out Cross demonstrated by Stephen Curry. The In-N-Out Cross is a quick combo move to get your defender back on their heels. Watch Steph roll the ball in and out with his left hand. As the defender switches feet to defend, Steph hits him with a quick cross, putting the defender out of position. We give this move a 6 out of 10 on the Chris Bosh Scale of Nasty. Number 2, the Killer Crossover demonstrated by Kevin Durant. This move was made famous by Allen Iverson and a great move to put your defender on skates. Start by doing a small hop dribble to set up your defender. As they shift their weight, plant hard and cross over in the opposite direction. We give this move an 8 out of 10 on the Chris Bosh Scale of Nasty. And number 1, the Behind the Back Pullback demonstrated by Joe Johnson. This is a great move to get big-time separation if your defender is riding your hip hard. And one of our favorite moves if you're looking to break someone's ankles. Begin with a hard drive and as soon as your defender crosses their feet, drop the ball behind your back to get that big-time separation. We give this move a 10 out of 10 on the Chris Bosh Scale of Nasty. Thanks for watching our countdown and leave a comment in the section down below telling us what's your favorite move to break your defender's ankles. Feel free to also leave a comment suggesting what our next countdown should be. If you like this video and you want to see more, hit that subscribe button in the bottom right-hand corner to get all our videos first. And don't forget to sign up for a 100% free membership on our website for even more moves and drills. Again, I'm Coach Collin Castellaw with Shot Mechanics.com and I hope you enjoyed.