Traveling | Basketball
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- In this video, learn how traveling is committed and penalized in a basketball game and how you can avoid it!
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Discover everything you need to know about traveling with this short video, based on the International Basketball Federation rules which are used all over the world.
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Thank you so much for making this! You will not believe how much help this is to me! I did NOT get the rules of basketball before I found your videos, as they teach the rules but are easy to follow. You deserve like, 1M views.
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It sure did
Lol me too 😭☠️
Lol
It was ok u didn’t no
I always wondered what they ment when everyone was screaming at me to stop traveling 😂
Same
Same bahaha
Same lol
Same buahaha
Pls- I have a 2 hour game later and I've only been going to that club for a month maybe less and I'm scared so I looked up stuff to cram before the game
How not to travel??...... play in the NBA !!!
Nba sucks bcoz of the zero step
@@alexejcrescini390 because*
@@alexejcrescini390 zero steps make sense why would steps count before u gather the ball
Travel doesn't exist in NBA apparently
@@akuwongndewo it does ur allowed two step AFTER u get the ball so if u get a ball in a step it doesnt count as the first one
This helps a lot, I travel sometimes when I play with some friends and they're like "you're traveling! Our ball!" So I'm trying to stop violating the rules by mistake. 😂
thats nice but my friends say its a travel when its not i didnt even move my pivot foot ;-;
You are good for the nba😂
You can actually take 3 steps when you recieve the ball during a fastbreak. Its called a gather step. Watch NBA games. Referees don't call it.
ChrisK26 Right if you were in motion in the middle of a step when you got the ball I would assume you would count that step
Roman T Yeah that's the gather step. I just wanted to point this out because some people who might want to officiate games in the future might get confused. So yeah.
nba travel rule was slightly different to FIBA european rules but last year the european rules changed to be just like the NBA so yh u'r right
Dude in belgium everything is a goddamn travel
My foot work is on point , my coach says it himself
But man the referees be high asf
@@ilyassemessiaen6164 For reference: in October 2017, FIBA changed how travelling works. They revised the rules and made a "gather step" legal. Just like the NBA. Before October 2017 there was no gather step, but after October 2017, there is now a gather step. Hope this helps!
Great job. I’ve been looking for easy to digest, clearly explained basics for my beginners. This series is awesome. Thank you .
Thank you so much for these. I'm starting basketball in the next season and i feel like i have been playing for years after watching these
Lol same
0:47 that's me counting on my steps XD
HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA😂😂😂😂😂
Never played basketball nor I ever will, but I always wondered this. Thanks it made understanding much easier
The video uses the old rulebook. In the new FIBA rules, if you receive the ball with 1 foot on ground, it'll be the gather step (0). Or if you're in the air when you receive the ball and land on 1 foot, that will be the gather step. The player then can take step 1 with another foot, and release the ball for dribble before "foot 1" comes off the ground. Or take 2nd step to pass / shoot. For the pass or shot, it is OK for the pivot foot to leave the ground, but it can not touch ground again.
Feel like its always been called like that, even if the rules only now say that. Players have always been allowed 2 steps at all levels after the gather, at least on basic layups. But only the nba is it technically legal
1:30 You can lift your pivot foot as long as you pass or shoot it before bringing it back down to the floor.
100%
So u can take a step
1:15 What kind of shooting form is this?
Haj naleti Štae I was wondering too lol. That was frequently used in my country, Philippines. That form was completely a waste of energy smh
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TexRozHD Never thought of him. Thanks fam
I think it was to emphasize the release of the ball before your feet touch the ground (to omit a travel violation),
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That's why I've always hated basketball as a kid. I never understood this rule and was always called for it. As a kid, I used to think people were just making fun of me because I couldn't understand what was going on.
So that's why my friends told me I was traveling.. I never knew that taking a step before dribbling was considered traveling...
That's my problem I don't know how to fix it I need help it's a bad habit
If you're planning to go pro don't worry they never ever call travels you don't even need to know what it is
Andres Sanchez Not true.
Not even close.
RcGamerYt he joking
Danielle Cozzetto he is joking idiot r/woosh
You are wrong I’m pretty sure if u just straight up run to the basket the ref will find you travelling
We all need to send this to that one friend
This is the rule NBA followed in the early years until about 2009. they then added one more step and called it the "gather step". whatever it is, it allowed players to catch-ball-and-run 20 feet to the basket without dribbling at all.
amazing how fast their eyes can catch these mistakes during the game.
Easy to understand , Great I am learning many things on basketball using these tutorials . many thanks
Thanks brothers
Perfect! Make it longer, add refs comments AND their mistakes. Make your page the ONE to follow. We all need this guidance...players, coaches AND refs!!!
Thank you because I’m on a basketball team and most of the girls on my team travel 24/7
straighforward explanation. video length just long as it needs to be. subscribed!
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Omg thx for posting this I needed it sooo bad and this is a very simple video that explains it very well
Thanks! It’s hard for me to avoid traveling, and this video helped, and hopefully with more practice, I would be able to avoid these mistakes more :)
Why even make this rule? The NBA doesn't seem to follow it, and everyone seems to hate it.
Anybody can just grab the ball with two hands and score easily without this rule gng 🙏🏼
Then it's rugby
Baaahhhhhh 🐑
Rules changed already,if u receive the ball on the run,the first step is gather step, and allowed to take another two steps to make the shot pass or dribble
Basically, try to prevent one of your feet step twice and the other once. 3 steps on both feet are considered traveling.
Useful ... EXCEPT doesn't cover picking up your dribble....
100% this is helpful to me now i know it what is travel thank you idol🥰
Bro,What is shifting in basketball ?
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1:16 my guy is treading air
This comment 😂
When you pickup the ball from a dribble you get a gather then two extra steps
Gather step was added in NBA rules after 2009. before that, it was this similar rule. Because a lot of young people don't know this, they think Lebron can beat players like Kobe who won championships with the old rules.
PLEASE show this to the NBA and analysts, idk how many times I watch videos or highlights and they take like 4 steps and no one says a word.
thank you so much for this video. so helpful for my physical education subject!
On the pivot foot you can actually lift it just not put it back down.
i needed this for an online class but thank you!
You can google marc gasol pivot and you'll see some examples where they don't call it in the NBA but we're not sure about it.
To the untrained eye, travelling is difficult to flag. But for a B-ball player, it is just the need to dribble the ball while you are walking or running.
So if you hold the ball, and while lunging from L to R, you take a quick 3 hopper before doing the dribble drive---you will be whistled for travelling and you lose the team's possession to the ball to the other. :( :(
During league games, TRAVEL!! Screaming at the top of our lungs!
I remember I used to go to Clippers games and whenever someone on the road team traveled, there would be a life sized picture of Ugly Betty making a face on the giant TV monitors while they would play the cartoon bongo sound affect which was traditionally used when a character was getting ready to make tracks at the same time. Yep those were good days.
The whole NBA needs to watch this video. According to this every possession in current NBA is a travel 😂
I was saying this if I cant put my pivot foot in the air before dribble is the worst call ever. If I never dribble or didn’t switch n use the other pivot to jab what’s the problem ??
Gosh ty so much i wondered the thing on 1:00
Of course pivot foot can move it can even be lift w/o travelling
Since 2017 traveling rule has changed.We now can have step zero and then 2 more steps. I mean when you stop dribbling and you have on foot on the ground (step zero) you’re allowed to do 2 more steps. Correct me if I’m wrong !
You’re wrong when you have 1 foot on the ground on a catch you get two steps after not one the first example is not a travel
34 seconds - the step counted as "1" isnt a step. Thats the establishment of a pivot foot. first step is actually labelled "2."
None of this apllies to the warriors
Thanks bro❤❤
That’s change the rules since 2017，when you pick the ball from off hand ,one feet one the ground is not step 1,it’s 0step ,so when you pick the ball you still have 2 more steps
I really like these types of videos guys really helps
I kept seeing schoolmates do that thing at the start and was so confused.
This is so helpful, thank you!
Actually there is no limit to how many steps you can take while dribbling, its just when you stop dribbling that you only have 2 steps.
Similar to #2 - can you catch the ball, pivot on 1 foot. Can you lift your pivot and release the ball to dribble?
you cannot lift your pivot until you started dribbling.
the perfect way to roast a traveller
in this video you will learn how not to
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travel travelling happens when you move
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with the ball without dribbling it is a
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violation which is penalized with a turn
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over to the other team to make sure you
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don't travel be careful in these three
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situations when you receive the ball
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while moving when you receive the ball
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while stationary and when you start
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dribbling first situation when you
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receive the ball while moving when you
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receive the ball if you take more than
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two steps without dribbling you will be
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called out for travelling to avoid this
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remember to take no more than two steps
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before releasing the ball for a shot or
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pass if you already have one foot on the
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floor when receiving the ball you won't
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get one extra step second situation when
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you receive the ball while stationary to
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orientate yourself and protect the ball
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you can turn on one foot on the
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condition that this foot doesn't move
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this is called the pivot foot once you
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catch the ball if you take your pivot
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foot off the floor or slide it the
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referee will call it travel you may lift
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your pivot foot to shoot or pass but you
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must release the ball before your foot
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touches the ground again for information
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on how to choose your pivot foot check
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our video starts and stops third
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situation starting a dribble when you
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start dribbling if you lift your pivot
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foot before you dribble a travel will be
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called to avoid this make sure you
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release the ball before moving your
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pivot foot the traveling rule can be
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tricky to get used to initially but it
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will quickly become natural and you
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won't even have to think about it over
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to you
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you
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bro just copied the transcript what the hell
Thanks...I guess???
Thanks
thanks this really helps
...Unless you play in the NBA. I just watched a Dallas Maverick catch a pass in the air, land 1 then 2 feet, then take two steps before dropping the ball. And don't get me started about carrying the ball. They all do it!
Not a travel bub
I already got a few of em it was just the last one when you grab the ball then move again was a little weird, now i get it
If you receive the ball mid-air (no feet touching), can you bounce it when you land, take an extra step then shoot?
Thats as good as getting a pass while both feet are planted on the floor. So just do as you will with a regular pass.
bro you haven't told us about step through . You can lift you pivot foot but it should not touch the ground before shooting the ball or passing the ball. This rule is followed in nba , ncaa ,fiba and in high school also.
When your going for a layup, you may take 3 steps and i dont know why people keep saying only 2 when its leagal to take 3 steps
Thx for the help :D
Why is travel moving it behind you?
I notice people call that travel to hold it with grip and move
If you land with two feet and slide a little across the hardwood is that a travel? I don’t see how it is because you’re not moving your pivot and you’re not doing it intentionally.
I had to come and check the rules after Andre Drummond travelled to Philly before a dunk lol
I always thought to myself why do basketball players dribble after they were holding the ball with 2 hands but sometimes they dribble after lifting their pivot foot but its never called a foul?
Because it isn’t a foul.
@@TeenWrld now I learnt complete basketball and thanks for explaining, I play good not to brag though
@@arhamirfan lol it’s okay no cheers!
@@TeenWrld thanks
I've seen pros take 3 and 4 steps before releasing the ball to the basket all the time and they aren't called on it.
Can you take two steps and come back down and use your pivot foot?
Is 1:41 a travel? His pivot foot was lifted up before the ball touched the ground 1:43
If so the rules gotta change every play ppl traveling
This is wrong: "Once you catch the ball, if you take your pivot foot off the floor or slide it, the referee will call a travel." Sliding it yes, but you can take your pivot foot off the floor -- it's only a travel once it *touches the floor again*. You mention in next sentence that you can lift it to shoot or pass, but that first sentence by itself is incorrect.
Same with at 1:30: Yes if you lift your pivot before dribbling a travel will be called, but it's only once the ball hits the floor that you'll be whistled. What the person does here -- lifting their pivot foot -- is not in itself a travel, because at that moment the video freezes and whistle sounds they could still shoot or pass.
Even if u never dribble ?? If I have left pivot foot. Jab a couple times with the right ofc. Put my right foot down,dribble before my left foot go back down is a travel ?? That call is the worst call in basketball history. It’ll be impossible to get pass anyone.
I always think players are travelling pre dunk... I'm sure they take more hand 2 steps.
Thank you.
Watched this on school
I have a question when I have my left foot planted forward on my final drive I am allowed 2 steps right well if I drive straight and do my final dribble after my let foot is planted forward and and I turn my right key even more back at an angels then my left foot around in a fadeaway motion is that a travel I don’t see the difference between it and a step back now I have been called out for a travel for switching my pivot foot but I wasn’t using pivot foot I wasn’t stationary or restricted after my last dribble I have 2 steps why is moving and spinning backward different from stepping back or stepping forward for a dunk I still only take 2 steps I feel I should be entitled to do this fadeaway move
Wrong wrong wrong… foot on ground or foot in the air don’t count as a step. Also applies to when you pick up the dribble (1 step=a foot coming off the floor).
Question: I am stationery. I receive the ball. I then use my left foot as the pivot foot & move my right foot around. THEN I picked my pivot foot (left foot) up in the air but kept it in the air.
I say this is not traveling.
The Jr High ref called me for traveling.
Who is right?
Nba players should watch this video
So if you catch the ball in the air and land on one foot and then proceed to take two more steps, is that a travel violation? Also, same situation, if you catch the ball in the air, land on one foot and then take a step with one and plant the other foot, is that a travel?
wikipedia says that taking more than 2 steps without dribbling is not considered a travel…..A travel is defined as illegal movement of the player's established pivot foot….
It's actually both.
Thank you so much this was a great explanation straight to the point
When we have our pivot foot, can we dribble and then walk away?
Why didn't you talk about travelling at the end of a dribble ?
What about not dribbling take two steps lay up! Is it a travel?
Well explained
I like your videos
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Can you take 2 steps if the ball was jusy passed or do you have to dribble and then take two
in the last scenario wouldn't the travel only be called once your pivot foot lands? if you were to lift your pivot foot and then release the ball before you land to either pass or make a shot, i believe that would be a legal play. not sure though.
The rule has changed 2017. Check Fiba rules updated...Step 0,1,2..
how many spin moves in the nba are travels that get uncalled
00:47 this is incorrect. When receiving the ball, the foot on the floor is called your gather step or 0 step. You can take two steps after that on. In the video you show only being allowed to take one more step
Is gathering a global thing now? So I can't be called out.
Great video I have a question and it will be really good if you could answer. If a player is dribbling and does a 1-2 stop then by definition the 1st leg that touches the ground is the pivot (anchor), if the player then steps on the other leg and releases the ball (either to shot or to pass) before the pivot leg lands on the floor again, is it travelling or not? I was taught that it is because you are lifting your pivot leg and using your other leg to do something. Of course if you lift both your legs is not a problem, I am only asking about this "extra step". It is a nice video thx
you can always lift your pivot foot but if it contacts the floor after picking up your pivot then it is a violation, in other words the pivot can stay in the air and your good
Can i ask whaf i you got the ball under the ring is it okay to move two more step without dribbling?
Question can u self pass the ball before starting ur dribble like can u literally throw it up in the air and catch it without moving ur pivot foot or is this not legal
this is old rules, now there is step 0
Can you do a two step ? Than stop? Is that a travel yes or no
Yes you can, two steps is allowed 😃
No you can take two steps.
We have a question in my local basketball group.If my left is my pivot foot, can I put my right down, then lift my pivot and then shoot?Or do you have to jump from both feet and shoot before landing?
yes this is called a step through and is a legal move
As with all basketball rules violations, the violation occurs when the foot makes contact with the floor. So that's fine.
I was told that when you pivot you can’t move again or that’s a travel
I really have a problem lifting my foot up to make layups and I’m using to the normal two legged jumping. Eveytime i try to do a one leg jump it ends up as a stride instead