Can you step after a hop step?

1- The jump can not happen after the first step. 2- You must basiclly jump during your last dribble, land with two feet. 3- You can not pivot after landing. This would be a third step resulting in a travel call.

Can you take two steps after a hop step?

You are allowed to jump twice, once as a hop step, and the second to shoot, you just can't land the second jump. In the 2017 playoffs lebron got called for a travel where he jumped in the air, looked for a man to pass to but couldn't find one and landed on the ground without passing it.

Can I take a step after a hop step?

Basically, a hop step is considered to be a single step, as long as you leave on one foot. If you haven't picked up the ball by the time you jump, you can pivot. If you pick up the ball in the midst of/before the first step that you jump from, you may not pivot.

Can you step after a pro hop?

However the case of so-called 'Hop step' has become violation as it is also a violation in the NBA. This means: A player may not touch the floor consecutively with the same foot or both feet after ending his dribble or gaining control of the ball.

Can you take steps after a jump stop?

You cannot take two steps after a 1-2 jump stop, but you can take one step if it is with the non-pivot foot.

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Can you take 2 steps on a jump shot?

A player who receives the ball while he is progressing or upon completion of a dribble, may take two steps in coming to a stop, passing or shooting the ball.

Why do NBA players take 3 steps?

EVIDENCE OF WHY "3 STEPS" ARE LEGAL:

Quote from NBA Rulebook. You're allowed 2 steps upon completion of a dribble, so if you dribble while pushing off of one foot it is not counted toward one of your 2 allowed steps.

Can you land on one foot after a hop step?

2) The player cannot land on one foot and then another. He can only land on one foot or land on both feet simultaneously.

Is the Yugo step a travel?

You can't hop and land on the same foot, regardless of the gather and number of steps.

Can you jump on the same foot twice in basketball?

The offensive player, LeBron James, ends his dribble and gathers the ball on his right foot, and he then jumps off and lands on, that same right foot. This is a traveling violation. An offensive player with the ball may not hop consecutively on the same foot upon ending his dribble.”

Are you allowed to pivot after a hop step?

When receiving a pass with a jump-stop, you can pivot after the jump-stop and either foot can become the pivot foot.

When you hop step do you have to land on both feet?

The key point is that both feet must land simultaneously. The feet do not have to be the same distance from the basket and there is no limitation on the distance covered in the leap. However, if a player leaps off one foot, lands on the other, and then the first foot returns to the floor, it is a traveling violation.

Can you take 3 steps in basketball?

When a player has taken more than three steps without the ball being dribbled, a traveling violation is called. In 2018, FIBA revised the rule so that one can take a "gather step" before taking the two steps. A travel can also be called via carrying or an unestablished pivot foot.

Can you pivot after pro hop?

Basically, a hop step is considered to be a single step, as long as you leave on one foot. If you haven't picked up the ball by the time you jump, you can pivot. If you pick up the ball in the midst of/before the first step that you jump from, you may not pivot.

Can I take 2 steps without dribbling?

No, you cannot take two steps in basketball without dribbling the ball.

Why is eurostep not a travel?

The NBA rulebook established a two-step rule in 2009, which permits a ball handler to take two steps in performing a layup or dunk. Since the Euro step is an offensive move that does not exceed the allotted two steps, it does not constitute a traveling violation.

Why is the step back not a travel?

In Basketball, traveling is defined as a possession when a player with the ball moves one or both feet illegally. When a player travel's, the referee blows their whistle and calls traveling. This results in a turnover on the team with possession of the ball. At times, step-back jumper looks like a travel.

Can you lift your pivot foot to shoot?

You may raise your pivot foot to shoot or pass, provided the ball leaves your hands before the pivot foot returns to the court. When executing a dribble, however, you must ensure that the ball leaves your dribbling hand before the pivot foot leaves the court.

Can you gather and land on the same foot?

At least in the NBA, this is a travel, and is a fairly new rule. You cannot gather, jump off of one foot, and then land on that same foot.

Can you travel while dribbling?

Some travel calls ain't travels. These include a legal jump stop, hustle slide, advancing without control of the ball and multiple steps during a dribble. Traveling is illegal movement by a player controlling (but not dribbling) a live ball inbounds.

Can you take a layup without dribbling?

It's only legal if you're on the move. If you're moving such running, cutting, or going toward the basket then you can take two steps without dribbling to take a lay up or take a jump shot. If you were on the move while catching the ball, you can also take two steps after catching the ball to come to a full stop.