just practice practice practice any time you can and try to play dribbling games to help make it fun!

all it is good balll cooordain

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sounds like stage fright. just treat every game like practice. you really can block the croud out if you concentrate on your play.

you just got to do it a lot, in games and practice!

just believe in yourself!! You can do it

Practice makes perfect. To get better at anything you have to practice. It seems your mistaking the gap in instruction and application which is practice. You've been taught what to do but haven't practiced enough to be able to do it in a game situation consistently .

That happens to me

You have to transfer that knowledge in live games. It sounds like a comfort zone issue to me. In practice you might do well because you know what is expected of yourself and your teammates. In live games there is all kinds of variables that can effect your play. Such as different competition, teammates play, coaching expectation etc. I suggest you play smart, hard and let the chips fall where they may. You will get where you want to be. Lastly, practice, practice, practice thats the secret. I hope this hopes.

Whenever you have some free time just dribble a basketball around your house, neighborhood or just take a walk and dribble.

Treat the ball like it's your baby. never let anyone steel your baby

good answer....i really needed to hear this myself because i have the same exact promblem...

Practice makes perfect, Try dribbling with a smaller ball like a tennis ball which will give you control as well as balance also dribble blind folded which will you confidence. Trust me my mom taught me these technigues as a child when I first began playing and they work. They are basic skill drills you should have learned or will learn one day. May God Bless you! And remember practice, practice, practice.

TAKE TWO BASKETBALLS AND DRIBBLE TOGETHER FOR 3 MIN INCREMENT 4 TIMES FOR TWO WEEKS. THEN TRY IT BLINDFOLD THE SAME AMOUNT AND TIME ........SECRECT IS YOU HAVE TO BE HONESTY WITH YOURSELF.