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Wed Apr 25, 2012, 08:39am
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You can lift your pivot foot but can't return to floor if you are passing or shooting. You can't lift your when starting a dribble.
He lifts pivot foot when but shoots prior to returning to floor in these moves so no travel . I have made a video to demonstrate determining the pivot foot and jump stops Jump stop rule - YouTube 
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