Post Reverse Pivot Move. The Post Reverse Pivot Move is a phenomenal move that every

player should have in their game. It starts with an entry pass from the perimeter where

you are catching two feet in the air. You want to catch with two feet in the air because

if you catch 1-2 you can only pivot one direction and you want to keep your options open as

a post player. So you catch two feet in the air, from here all you are going to do is

pick a foot to pivot on, in this case I'm going to use my left, I'm going to go towards

the baseline. You are going to do a reverse pivot where you are following your behind

around and ripping it through towards the baseline. Now the key to this move is to make

it really really quick so when you catch you rip the ball through below your knees and

explode to a jump stop going back to the baseline. The quicker you are and the faster you rip

it through the better the move is going to be and the more off guard it will catch your

defender. Alright let's see how Tim Duncan gets his defenders with this move. Tim starts

the reverse pivot to see where his defenders feet are at. He sees that Gasols front foot

is really high and vulnerable to a rip through. So Tim just continues his reverse pivot and

rips the ball through to get his hips by Gasols. It is too quick for Gasol to drop his front

foot and get back into position. And now you know how to scorch your defender with Tim

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