Each week we're bringing new crossover options to you guys, so you can see what works best for you.

We're breaking down the crossover and the first step is getting down the push step.

In order to blow by the defender, you have to cover distance fast and under control.

Dipping the shoulder and leaning in with your upper body is a great way to set up your crossover.

The path the ball travels on your cross is very important to its effectiveness.

A crossover is a counter move, but a lot of players use it as their main go to.

Having an effective crossover comes with always being a threat to drive the ball.

Here we're working on the stationary cross, which will translate to other crossovers.

Here is a drill to help work on your pull up jumper.

We're bringing in the Shift Team General to teach you guys his signature crossover.

Mixing and shifting are two different things, so let's break them down.

Here is an inside tip from the man himself, Trevor Dunbar.

We have to set up our defenders before we get the chance to blow by them with the cross.

Here is another type of crossover you can use in different situations.

Trev helps walk us through the body movements needed to blow by a defender consistently.

Creating enough space to get of a shot or blow by your defender is key to getting open looks.

We have to be able to attack off a crossover and not dance with the defender.

This is a small detail that you can use to gain the small amount of extra space needed to score.

Here is some footwork to get into your pull up jumper very quickly.

Here is a cross that is used a lot in transition so let's break it down.

Here we're working on covering ground when attacking downhill.

Make sure to keep your shoulders low and cover space.

I'm giving you some major secrets that I've used to build my signature crossover.

This drill helps you to get better attacking the basket through contact.