Indian Dribble - Skill

Skill

  • The left hand turns the stick while the right hand guides.
  • Bring the ball with the hook of the stick from the forehand to the backhand and, using the tip, back again.
  • Make sure that the stick turns over the ball: across the front of the ball and not behind the ball.
  • Keep the ball in front of the body.

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