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in Basketball drills and skills, Shooting drills
The ball handler initiates action with a pass, moves to the corner, comes off a screen into the lane and sprints up the middle toward the top off a pair of screens for an open shot. MORE
This competitive drill forces shooters to sprint and move after every shot, grab the ball, gain composure and take a good shot for 2 straight minutes. MORE
in Basketball drills and skills, Shooting drills
Each player makes 75 shots total from 5 different spots in this drill — the competition portion comes down to who does it first. MORE
in Basketball drills and skills, Shooting drills
A competitive 55-Second Drill working on rebounding, outlet passing, passing to a shooter — and most importantly — shooting coming off a V-cut. MORE
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This constantly moving, full-court drill gets three players shots at the same time while forcing everyone to hustle so the actions move seamlessly from one end to the next. MORE
in Basketball drills and skills, Offense drills, Shooting drills
This play provides you with two chances to score near the hoop … and still has a 3-point option if you are so inclined. MORE
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The point guard sometimes is the forgotten player after the ball is entered. Use this to your advantage by having the ball move to the right side as the point runs backdoor. MORE
in Basketball coaching, Basketball drills and skills, Offense drills, Shooting drills
Your players are forced to communicate, hustle, shoot and score all while multiple basketballs are flying around the court and multiple players are participating. Why use it This drill combines outlet passing, sprinting the length of the floor, scoring on the move, following your own shot and keeping the pace moving. What’s also great about... MORE
Knock down shots from all over the floor in this competitive drill pitting paired players against each other to make 40 specified shots in 3 minutes … or advance as far as possible. Why use it Adding a competitive element to any shooting drill makes it more effective for your players. Plus, as with any... MORE
3 players enter, only 1 leaves the winner… and that player must battle to secure rebounds, score while being contested and shake off hard fouls to maintain concentration. Why use it This drill is all about toughness. It is pure mental and physical toughness. Often times a referee does not see a player get fouled... MORE
