Sono player showcases snake dribble in the Year of the Blue Snake

In this basketball season, players are showcasing their skills with dribbles that slip away like a snake, coinciding with the Year of the Blue Snake.

This is what is called the snake dribble!

I learned it directly from Sono Skygunners Lee Jae-do.

When SK Knights Kim Sun-hyung breaks through to the left, the opposing Chinanu Onuaku has to keep an eye on two players at once.

Soon after, Kim Sun-hyung performs a snake dribble, moving to the right and then lightning-fast back to the left under the basket.

The entire DB defense must be confused.

It's highly effective.

This time, when Sono's Lee Jae-do changes direction, a staggering four players have no choice but to keep an eye on him, while the nearby defender must also mark the corner three-point shooter.

["I came to learn the snake dribble."]

Let's meet Lee Jae-do, whose snake dribble is his signature move.

[Lee Jae-do: "Originally, I go long using screens. But with the snake dribble, I don't go straight; I go around behind the screen."]

Lee Jae-do kindly and affectionately demonstrated with two of his teammates.

This time, I took on the role of defense before switching to offense.

I tried out the technique I learned, and although it was difficult to finish after a long time of playing basketball, I eventually succeeded. Basketball enthusiasts, don't forget the snake dribble and remember to use it at the right moment.

[Lee Jae-do: "The new year has begun. I hope everything goes smoothly, just like the Year of the Snake."]

In the Year of the Blue Snake 2025, I hope Lee Jae-do leads Sono Skygunners to continued success with his snake dribble.

Happy New Year!