This is gold. I love the clear differentiation between a "dribble at" and a "dribble hand-off". I was trying to think of signals to indicate the handoff, but this is so much easier/seamless, and puts the players in the ideal position for the hand-off. Great stuff.

I like the idea of protecting the ball with two hands to be able to guard against physical pressure and easily pull the ball if the DHO isn't the best option.

I am subscribed to the All Access pass but not yet seen this video. This instruction is Golden.

I'd love a breakdown of ways to hand the basketball off, cause nowadays your "craddle dribble" isn't really that common and is more of a traditional way and one of the ways that is still used, but it's much more common for players to run to the spot, jumpstop pivot and give it off, or really just pass it early and set the screen