Stage: Beginner
Stage Characteristics: Player is dribbling ball too high and is moving too fast to keep complete control of the dribble. Player is looking at the ball instead of up the court.
What to change: Player needs to try to dribble the ball lower to decrease chance of another player stealing the ball. Player needs to slow down to increase her control over the ball's movement. Player needs to practice so she can not look at the ball but instead look up court.
Cue: "Dribble below Waist" and "Slow Down, Control the Dribble" and "Eyes Up"

Stage: Intermediate

Stage Characteristics: The dribble is high, and not a lot of control of the ball. She does a good job keeping the ball infront of her while she dribbles, and she does a good job using her left hand.

What to change: I would have her keep the ball lower and control the ball.

Cue: Meet the ball after it touches the ground

Basketball
Daniel Smith
3710 Basketball dribble
Stage: Beginner
Stage characteristics: Athlete is moving too fast for their ability to control the ball, although they appear to be having a lot of fun.
What to change: Player should slow down pace, bring the ball down to no more than waist height, this will avoid the breaking and carrying over of the wrists, V dribble between the hands or slightly to one side.
Cue: Slow the pace, dribble lower, and keep having fun.

Stage: Beginner

Stage Characteristic: Player dribbles ball too high and too far out in front of their body.

What to Change: Player needs to have more control over the ball and dribble the ball no more than hip level high. The player needs to make sure to not dribble the ball to far out in front of their body to it doesn't get stolen.

Cue: dribble closer to body and not as high