Probably the most basic of basketball skills, but sometimes the most neglected. These drills will show you how to develop ballhandling skills. Remember that weak hand!
There are 145 basketball drills in this category, and the newest ones are listed first.
Allowing passers to keep the ball from hitting the floor and passing to the chest of their players.
12/12 2007
For intermediate ballhandlers.
6/12 2007
A drill to deceive and commit the defense.
6/12 2007
Teaches players how to dribble out of a trap if they have no other options: also puts emphasis on not looking at the ball while dribbling.
6/12 2007
It teaches ballhandling and to keep your eyes on the ball.
5/12 2007
This double crossover will finish your defender.
3/12 2007
Catches the defender slippin and might make him fall. The same crossover that Michael Jordan pulled off on Bryon Russell and made him fall in the 1998 championship game. Dwyane Wade also hit Eric Snow’s sorry ass wit it and dropped him to the deck.
3/12 2007
Improve your handles in one month.
6/12 2004
This drill is semi-difficult but it helps your ballhandling greatly.
26/11 2004
Improve ball handling and get the ball to the basket quickly
20/11 2004
A good ballhandling drill for the entire team.
14/11 2004
The drill requires two balls.
Bounce around the center circle or either of the free throw circles with two balls for thirty seconds as fast as you can, look up stay low, do not worry about speed at first, get the technique and rhythm first and speed will come along as you practice.
4/11 2004
(jogging) bounce the ball 3 times going forward (regular right to left) then reverse momentum by going backwards and then dribble 3 times behind the back.
(do it several times to master).
4/11 2004
Make your defender choke so you can get by with ease.
3/11 2004
This is a short drill which is easy and you can use this easily in games.
3/11 2004

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