One of the best players I played with wasn't the fastest or quickest player on the floor, but he a knack for changing speeds and using his body effectively. I can't show you what he did, but I can tell you that it's important to get the defender off balance, either laterally or vertically. You can better observe how your man is playing you by actually using diffeent speeds on the floor. If you play at 100 MPH speed all the time, then you will not only NOT have a chance to read where and how the defender is playing you, but you will also be out of control.
I know I didn't answer your question fully, but maybe some of these ideas will help.
Good luck.
Coach Beez
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