Reid Ouse - Stop separation series,
- inside-out stop (speed stop) - cross-over step drive forcing your defender to cross-step, if you haven't committed to another step, step in for a shot
- punch drag if committed to another step with the outside foot
- use an inverted drag if your defender is jumpy and immediately crosses his feet (Ouse anchors the back foot, steps back with the inside foot)
- on a hard close-out, split catch to attack and get to a speed stop, punch drag or inverted drag.

A speed stop is the fastest way to stop. Hesitate and go is a counter, punch drag and inverted drag are also counters.

A speed-stop exchange gets separation and protects the ball (see Behind the back), then options include
- split feet and pocket dribble to a drop stance (Speed stops and pocket dribbles)
- elongated stepback (Speed stop exchange part 3)
- touch stepback (Speed stop touch stepback series)
- spin seal move - step thru, reverse dribble to attack (see Spin seal ballscreen series).

Jordan Lawley - Under drag progression,
- left foot forward, catch with the left hand, go under the left leg, foot replacement (hop), shoot, continue, switch feet
- catch in an open stance, turn dribble and step with the ballside foot, drag under, touch stepback (push off the lead foot, replace the inside foot, into a step back)
- catch, one-dribble cross-step drive (two steps), under drag, foot switch (hip swivel), step up and shoot (a hesi pull).

See Augie Johnston - 3 advanced moves for guards - reverse through the legs (under drag) into an extended (touch) stepback.