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Originally Posted by futuristxen
Oh and I think what Lebron is referring to as a "crab dribble" is what Chris Richards is talking about. Where he lets the ball bounce really high on his dribble into his cupped(crabbed) hand, before controlling it and going on with the move. That's why he is saying that the first step is after that. It IS a debate of when Lebron actually stopped his dribble.
I can show you youtubes of Michael Jordan taking five steps between two dribbles in similar moves that weren't called double dribbles.
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lebron does nothing different on this move than every other player - he dribbles, then he picks up his dribble on his drive. there's no really high dribble, there's no special dribble, it's the same motion every player does - the only difference is in how he takes the steps afterwards, and how he brings the ball up high mid-move.