The Behind-the-Back Dribble is a basketball move used to protect the ball from defenders while changing direction. Players dribble the ball behind their back, allowing them to maintain control and create space. This technique is effective for evading opponents and can be used to set up a pass or shot. To perform the move, a player dribbles the ball with one hand, then quickly swings it behind their back to the opposite hand. Timing and practice are essential for mastering this skill, as it requires coordination and awareness of the court and defenders.