Triple threat isn’t basic — it’s where buckets start. This is a full compilation of deadly triple threat moves that force defenders to guess wrong.' Master the stance, sell the threat, then attack with purpose.' Follow for more move breakdowns & game-ready skills 🏀🔥 | Kyle Travis

Kobe Bryant was in the triple threat position, with his chest down, body low to the ground, and the ball on the left side of his hip, protected away from the defender’s hands. Before he gets ready to attack the defender and make a move, he changes levels from low to high while reading the defender’s positioning on the floor. Bryant then quickly does a shimmy rip-through of the ball, attacking the defender’s top foot, which forces him to open up his stance to try and recover to beat him to the sp