Stephen Curry Double Behind the Back Move

Stephen Curry is probably one of the best players in the world at using different dribble moves to help create space to get his shot off. Because of this, he is also able to use these different moves to help create driving angles.

The double behind the back move is going to set the defender up with the first move to get them to shift their weight, and then it will crush them with the second move. As with most moves, it is a lot about the details of the move. This basketball training video is going to really breakdown the details of the move so that you can work to master it.

Drill Overview

Drill Name: Stephen Curry Double Behind the Back Move

Equipment Needed: 1 basketball.

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Goals of the Drill

Work on mastering the double behind the back move.

Coaching Points

Really use the first move to set up the defender.
Think on a speed scale of 1-10, the first move would be at a speed of 3-4 and the second move would be at an all-out 10.
Don't raise up out of your athletic stance as you make your move.
Keep your eyes up and see the floor as you are driving to the basket.

Drill Instructions

The player is going to start out on the perimeter with the basketball.
They will begin the move by going behind the back at a speed of 3-4 looking to get their defender to slightly shift their weight over.
As soon as the ball touches their other hand they are going to snap it back behind their back as quickly as they can.
As they do, they are going to lead themselves forwards towards the basket at an attacking angle.
Finish with whatever type of finish you would like to work on, and then reset for the next repetition.
Pick different spots on the floor to attack from.