These shooting drills present a variety of options for practising shooting, covering opposed, unopposed, team and individual drills.
In addition to our library of shooting drills you’ll find a number of games that encourage players to practice their shooting in game-situations.
‘Partner Passing’ encourages shooters to hustle after their own shots as the partner sprints to a perimeter shooting spot. MORE
Divide the court into four quadrants, require the shooter to make 10 shots from each area with a partner rebounding and passing. MORE
Your shooting guard begins deep on the right side of the floor and eventually ends up almost in the same spot with an open mid-range jumper. MORE
The shooter must make two consecutive shots from one position to advance to the next — the goal is to finish all seven spots before 90 seconds expire. MORE
Incorporating a 9-inning concept, the ‘Baseball Shooting Drill’ ramps up the competitiveness and rewards consistency. MORE
The shooter covers a lot of ground in 2 minutes while trying to make more shots than miss and get the score into the 5- to 7-point range. MORE
Players decide in advance how long to make the competition and what moves to use, then shoot head-to-head to determine a winner. MORE
Grab this set from one of the best play designers in the game — Boston’s Brad Stevens — to use a decoy off a double screen in setting up a shooter. MORE
Missing 2 in a row forces the player to reset to zero at the specified spot on the floor, so shooters are forced to get into a rhythm while also being competitive with their teammates. MORE
Teach shooters how to move from low to high while curling through the lane toward the opposite elbow while also having them follow their shots to create game-like movements. MORE
