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Power layups are a necessity for all players once they've reached an intermediate level of basketball. Power layups are used when there is a tight defense around the basket, or a player is being closely guarded when attacking the basket. The purpose of a power layup is to add more power throughout your body in order to absorb the defense while still maintaining body control and control of the basketball.
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The difference between a power layup and a regular layup happens in the feet. In a power layup, the player leaves the ground with both feet, exploding to the basket, rather than off of one foot as per a regular layup.
1. HOW TO DO A POWER LAYUP
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1. How To Do A Power Layup
2. Basic Shooting Skills - Head and Elbow (Female)
3. Basic Shooting Skills - Head And Elbow (Male)
4. Basic Shooting Skills - Role Of The Off-Hand (Female)
5. Basic Shooting Skills - Role Of The Off-Hand (Male)
6. Basic Shooting Skills Stance (Female)
7. Basic Shooting Skills Stance (Male)
8. Block To Block Finishing