How to: Master the EURO-STEP! 🏀🔥 Crafty Players Need This Move!

The Euro step move in basketball is believed to have been invented by European basketball players in the 1980s and 1990s.
However, it is difficult to attribute the creation of the move to one particular individual.
The Euro step move became popular in the NBA in the early 2000s, particularly by players such as Manu Ginobili and Tony Parker.
These players, who were both from Argentina and France respectively, helped to popularize the move in the NBA.
Here are five reasons why every player should consider incorporating the Euro step move into their game:
Creates space: The Euro step move can be used to create space between the offensive player and the defender, allowing for a clear shot or a better passing angle.
Deceptive: The Euro step move is a deceptive move that can throw off defenders. The move involves taking a step in one direction and then quickly changing direction with the second step, making it difficult for defenders to anticipate the offensive player's next move.
Can draw fouls: The quick change of direction in the Euro step move can often catch defenders off guard, leading them to make contact with the offensive player. This can result in the offensive player drawing fouls and earning free throws.
Can be used in transition: The Euro step move is a great move to use in transition, as it allows the offensive player to quickly change direction and get to the basket.
Versatile: The Euro step move can be used by players of all sizes and positions on the court, making it a valuable move for any player to add to their repertoire.
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[@AndySteven_Hoops]

Thanks mate! 100% I’m going to do a ‘finishes in the paint’ which will be a follow up to this and others including swing step & veer finish videos

[@TY11007]

Nice, next time left hand finishes!

[@AndySteven_Hoops]

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Some left hand finishes in this one mate!!!!