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[CoachFrikki]

Elliot is so tough...NBA prospect. Cooked up the team I was coaching twice last summer.

[Mcali]

It’s not even the cross that get people, it’s the hop. It’s so universal. Beat move you can do besides make the bucket imo.

[OwnLaneShii]

The first one was lowkey cleaner and will still get off but the second one was more effective💪🏾

[ry_an.]

The footwork is arguably the most important part of the crossover. Plant is vital to selling it

[jeepcuz]

Perfect demonstrating of a carry. He even pauses mid move to emphasize the carry. Great coaching!!!

[heruking]

This guy is always teaching people how to carry the ball.

[MarioBasketballWorkouts]

Good work. Good change of direction, ball control, footwork and shooting form is nice.

[redhunnid]

As soon as the video comes on the meanest carry I ever seen

[yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy]

You know how much hard work he has paid, even better than the coach, smooth like silk

[quatreauxx]

This is so funny...this cross is so old...when I was growing up after watching Iverson do this move we went to the park to work on this move...no teacher needed!

[Abe_spytime]

him: hits the coldest crossover ever and sinks the jumper
coach: *has to add something*

[DelarryCarter]

yessir footwork is key. I wasn't tall enough or athletic enough but if you ask those who knew me, my skills were crazy. 16 yr old me is smiling, knowing how valid this video is.

[primetime]

That looked amazing...NOW DO IT THE RIGHT WAY

[hinexys]

i love your ways of training nice one keep it up, I'm a basketball player also still going under training with height of 7ft

[sadatscorpios]

The key to a successful crossover is a successful carry lol

[Mindfultranslations]

This is not an easy game !
Oh I love to play for fun … but the truly gifted folk can move around with the ball even on roller skates…. They’re in sync every dribble, step pass … amazing !

[ryodavinci]

i’m ngl this was my first time watching this guys vid and i thought lil bro was the trainer 😭 he jus smoother

[datona]

Growing up we didn't need this.. except to focus on our technique at times. We just went out and practice it after watching.. now it's routines into a shot, or into a hezi then drive layup

[simpbeforeusleep]

Dude took like 6 steps and bounced the ball twice lol

[Quicktwosteps]

Oh, I love that hang dribble. It gives me, the defender, enough time to intercept it. I don't have to swipe. I just have to put my hand and let the ball just slap it. 😂