Through-the-legs dribble: a move in which the ball-handler dribbles the ball between their legs, using their body to shield the ball from the defender.

Between the legs dribble consists of action that occurs when an offensive player dribbles the basketball with one particular hand between their legs and afterwards, that same player catches the ball with their opposite hand.

Through the Legs Dribble The through-the-legs basketball move involves crossing the basketball over from one hand to the other, but putting the ball between your legs. A small difference from a regular crossover, but an important one.

Together – Both balls should hit the floor at the same time. Alternating – As one ball hits the floor, the other should be coming back up to you. Through Legs – Dribble at an angle for 5 feet, plant your outside foot as one ball goes through your leg, and explode in the opposite direction.