behind the back passes require lots and lots of work to perfect. The best way to do it is to find someone who is wants to take jump shots from all over the court. Tell him youll rebound for him. Anyone would be delighted for that kind of service!
Everytime you rebound the ball, go to a section of the court, do a move or whatever you want and pass him the ball behind your back. Its mostly lots of wrist action followed by the forearm and arm. Do that for a few hours and youll get really used to it.
if youre alone, get a piece of colored tape and tape it to a wall. Then move around passing it to that piece of tape with behind the back passes.
good passes are mostly court vision. You have to have experience of when to pass it basically have good experience in sizing up a defenders speed and knowing you can get it to your team mate before the defender catches up. its all good.
a nice dribble is the extended crossover. dribble going right, then extend out right and bring your left foot crossed in front of you to the right, then dribble the ball to the left in front of you and cross over left. Its a basic crossover, youre just using your left leg as a tool in it. Same for the other side.