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Old 05-08-2006, 09:24 PM
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Default Assasin moves

Now you guys will be able to know what type of moves i do.

1. I call this the Assasination(get it)
start with the ball in your right hand and keep switchin from right to left a couple times, then take the ball over ur D's head and spin with it. At the end of the spin put the ball in your shirt and hit it around(like sauces move). Heres the hard part, once the ball is half way around your shirt hit it back with your right hand and pull your shirt up so the ball comes straight out in front of you and get it through your D's legs and then just go around and get it. Its really hard but looks really nice.

2. I call this Killaman
Start by dribling the ball through your legs back and forth slowly. This part is hard to explain so bear with me. The speed up really fasy and do start taking the ball through your oppostie legs, behing your back, and keep switching all these up so your not doing the same stuff too long. While doing this, as you pass the ball from one hand to the other use the hand that is empty and act like you taking the ball through your D's legs, you should close his legs. Dont forget to keep taking behind your back and through your legs and stuff. Do this for a while then just drop the ball through his legs and go get it. It seems like this move takes a long time but when you get used to doing it you spped it up at will.

3. Unamed
THis one is simple but gets the crowd on their feet. take the ball behind your D's back then as you go and get it bring it back behind his back. So you should be right back where you started then you can either drop it through his legs or just croos him over. Ive broken ankles with this.

As much as i dont approave of posting my moves i did anyway. This isnt it though, i just lazy and stopped. Ill post more after i hear your comments.
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