How to Do a Euro Step Layup (Basketball)

Start by dribbling the ball on the left side of the floor and basket., Dribble with your left hand towards the basket., Wait until you get about 3-5 feet away from the basket., Step with your left foot.,Have the ball in your right hand when you...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Start by dribbling the ball on the left side of the floor and basket.

    When you start the dribble you want to push the ball out in front of you to get a quick start.

    Be sure not to push it out too far or the ball will get stolen. , Then pick the ball up as you are planting your right foot.

    This should take anywhere from 1-3 dribbles depending on skill level. 3 at the max.

    Traveling is taking more than 2 steps without dribbling the ball so make sure you pick the ball up as you plant your right foot about 3-5 feet from the basket. , Your left foot is going to be the foot you jump off of, like a normal right handed layup on the right side. ,, Move as if they are connected with a string from your elbow to your knee. , There, put the ball off the glass and into the basket.

    You want to aim in the middle of the square not the left side.
  2. Step 2: Dribble with your left hand towards the basket.

  3. Step 3: Wait until you get about 3-5 feet away from the basket.

  4. Step 4: Step with your left foot.

  5. Step 5: Have the ball in your right hand when you jump.

  6. Step 6: Swing your right leg up as you bring your arm up.

  7. Step 7: Wait until the peak of your jump.

Detailed Guide

When you start the dribble you want to push the ball out in front of you to get a quick start.

Be sure not to push it out too far or the ball will get stolen. , Then pick the ball up as you are planting your right foot.

This should take anywhere from 1-3 dribbles depending on skill level. 3 at the max.

Traveling is taking more than 2 steps without dribbling the ball so make sure you pick the ball up as you plant your right foot about 3-5 feet from the basket. , Your left foot is going to be the foot you jump off of, like a normal right handed layup on the right side. ,, Move as if they are connected with a string from your elbow to your knee. , There, put the ball off the glass and into the basket.

You want to aim in the middle of the square not the left side.

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