I hope you're wearing Stockton shorts....I work with teens on the army base here. We play basketball all the time.
They always joke, and call my moves "old school". What, you haven't seen a hook shot before?
Yes, that's a reverse lay up.
It gives me great pleasure beating all the varsity players. Yes I can still keep up.
My shot is "wet". Hearing things like "Don't leave Mr. D open he got a shot" gives me pride.
I also have the uncanny ability of missing incredibly easy shots. I will miss at least one put back attempt or layup per game, without fail.
Me too...But more like at least 3...But I make up for it by dishing sweet passes for cutter and hitting at least 1 incredibly hard shot.
I'm 5'11.75" w/o shoes and I've played every position but SG since my 1st step is awfully slow. I was always kind of small until I was 13. The following year I added 6 inches. That naturally made me transition to PF at the time as I was one of the tallest and played a little bit of center. I didn't mind it as my favorite players at the time were PFs and I had good anticipation crashing the boards and no problem boxing out opponents. Not continuing to grow further I kind of got too small and transitioned to SF and PG depending on the teams needs. But since I got lazy doing sports I weigh about 215 now, which took completely away my ability to defend properly, the thing I always took pride in. I was always assigned to guard the opponents best player regardless of position when I was young. So right now I'm mostly playing undersized Point Forward distributing the rock to whoever moves properly off the ball.
I have small hands which hurts my ability to handle the ball, but my court vision is good so I usually avoid getting trapped and manage to keep the dribble alive.
My GoTo Move is a crossover behind the back to change direction and create space that develops into a step back or runner.