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A left-handed player will find that learning the reverse layup from the right side is easier, and vice versa. Experiment with your shot by putting different kinds of spin on the ball to get it to bounce off the backboard and into the hoop.
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Reverse LayupA layup that's made after the shooter crosses under the basket to lay the ball in from the other side, usually because the shot might have been blocked on the original side of attack. Rim ...
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Layups with both hands and both sides and reverse layups both hands. Rebounding and passing if more than one person. Players ...
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If you have room, feel the contact (we talked about that last mail), then drop step, spin and go for the reverse layup. You may need the extra room and the net to help protect against the big guy blocking from behind.
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 See also: Layup, Ball, Center, Basket, Court
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