What is an illegal dribble and a double dribble?

Illegal dribbling is receiving the ball and dribbling it (or the ball falls off without a second person other than you) picking it up and dribbling it is an illegal dribble

That is, "second dribble (second dribble)".

1. Dribbling begins when a player who has been given control of the ball throws, slaps or rolls the ball on the ground and touches the ball before it touches another player.

2. The player touches the ball with both hands at the same time, or makes the ball stay in one or both hands at the moment of dribbling.

3. When a player's hand is not in contact with the ball, there is no limit to the number of steps taken by the dribbler.

4. The following are not dribbles:

1. Continuous shooting;

2. At the beginning or end of the dribble, the player accidentally loses the ball, and then resumes control of the ball (missed connection);

3. Use the picket to control the ball in order to control the ball with other nearby players;

4. Slap the ball controlled by another player;

5. Intercept a pass and get the ball;

6. As long as there is no violation of carrying the ball, the ball is tossed and stopped in the hand before touching the ground (see Article 39).

5. A player shall not dribble again after the first dribble, unless he loses control of the ball due to the following circumstances:

1. Shooting; 2. The ball is slapped by the opposing player;

3. Pass or miss, and then the ball touches or is touched by another player.

6. A player shall not throw the ball to play a rebound and touch the ball before it touches another player, unless the referee deems it to be a shot. Violation of this rule is a violation.

Illegal dribbling is non-compliance in dribbling, such as: foot ball, second dribbling, ...... walking

Double dribbling means that you can't dribble again after holding the ball with both hands, in which case you can only choose to pass or throw

Each person can only dribble once after receiving the ball, once you stop dribbling. Neither in transport. Dribbling can only be done with the hand, and touching the ball or moving in other parts is illegal.

There are no illegal dribbles, only two dribbles, which means that you can dribble from the moment you receive the ball, and you can do any action while dribbling, but as long as you stop to collect the ball, you can't dribble again;

1. Definition of Basketball Dribbling: A player throws, shoots or rolls the ball after controlling the ball, and touches the ball before it touches another player. During each dribble, the ball must be in contact with the ground. After a player has dribbled, the dribble ends when they touch the ball with both hands at the same time or keep the ball in their hands.

After the dribble has been completed, the ball cannot be dribbled again unless it loses control of the ball and regains control of the ball.

2. Definition of illegal dribbling:

1.Continue to shoot, and you can dribble the ball after you get the ball.

2.Leaking the ball before dribbling, you can dribble after the ball is held steadily, and missing after dribbling, you can hold the ball and can not dribble again.

3.When grabbing the ball with other players nearby, you can use picks and rackets to control the ball, and you can dribble the ball after receiving the ball.

4.Knock down or intercept the opponent's ball and get the ball, which can be dribbled.

5.The ball may be tossed or held in one or both hands as long as there is no movement violation with the ball.

6.During dribbling, the dribbler flips his wrist so that the palm of his hand exceeds the vertical plane, which is a "carrying the ball" violation.

3. Punishment for Illegal DribblingAfter an illegal dribble violation, the ball is awarded to the opponent to throw a throw-in outside the boundary near the place of the offence to continue playing.

Technical fouls in basketball

1. A player's technical foul refers to all player fouls that do not include contact with the opposing player.

2. Players shall not ignore the referee's advice or use improper behavior, such as:

1. It is not polite to speak or contact with referees, technical representatives, recorders, assistant recorders, timekeepers, 30-second timekeepers or opposing players;

2. Use words or actions that are likely to offend or incite the audience;

3. Tease the other person or shake his hand near the other person's eyes to obstruct his vision;

4. Hindering the swift throw-in to delay the game;

5. After being judged to have committed a foul, raise your hand improperly when the referee asks to raise your hand;

6. Failure to report that the recorder and referee changed the game number without authorization;

7. Substitutes who did not report to the recorder and were not greeted by the referee entered the field;

8. Leave the venue to obtain improper benefits;

9. Violation of Article 60, Paragraph 4, Penalty Paragraph 3 (Note): "Interference with the last or only one penalty throw";

10. The player grabs the hoop and hangs the weight of the whole body on the hoop. At the referee's discretion, it is OK for a player to grab the hoop while trying to prevent injury to himself or another player.

(iii) technical offences that are manifestly unintentional and have no effect on the game, or which are of a managerial nature, are not considered technical fouls; Unless there is a repeat offense after the referee has given a warning.

4. Technical offenses that are intentional, immoral, or bring undue benefits to the offender shall be punished immediately for technical offenses.

There are two types of secondary dribble violations:

1. After the first dribble is stopped, hold the ball in your hand and dribble for the second time;

2. Hold the ball with your palm up when dribbling, but the time is very short.

The referee's trembling gesture after the second dribble violation is to slap up and down 3 to 5 times with the palms of both hands spread out after the foul whistle is blown.

Offences in basketball include dribbling, illegal dribbling, boxing or kicking, returning the ball to the backcourt, interfering with the min's points and interference, 3-second violations, 5-second violations, 8-second fouls, and 24-second offenses.

There are two types of secondary dribble violations:

1. After the first dribble is stopped, hold the ball in your hand and dribble for the second time;

2. Hold the ball with your palm up when dribbling, but the time is very short.

After the second dribbling violation, the referee's gesture is that after the foul whistle, the hands are burned and the palms are opened, and the upper and lower skin tremors are flapped 3 to 5 times.

Violations in basketball basically include dribbling, illegal dribbling, boxing or kicking, returning the ball to the backcourt, interfering with scoring and interference, 3 second violations, 5 second violations, 8 second violations and 24 second violations.