Basketball requires all around conditioning; stamina, strength, speed, jumping ability and more. These drills show you how to improve in all those areas.
There are 130 basketball drills in this category, and the newest ones are listed first.
After each practice, have one player at a time start at the baseline and be timed on how many times they can run back and forth from baseline to baseline in one minute. I.e. one is from one baseline to the other and then coming back would be the second one.
15/1 2008, 0 comments
A great way to learn how to play while being winded.
15/1 2008, 0 comments
The front, front, back, back makes your arms and legs move quicker.
9/1 2008, 0 comments
Helps arm strength and conditioning.
9/1 2008, 0 comments
Play a game with all the real rules just one on one calling your fouls. Each player gets 2 fouls per Qtr. Then the opponent shoots two foul shots whether its a shooting foul or not. First to 25 points ends the 1st Qtr. First to 50 2nd Qtr. First to 75 3rd Qtr. First to 100 win by two. 1 time out per half per player. Use it wisely.
3/1 2008, 0 comments
Really helps your players to come out of breath.
14/12 2007, 1 comments
Very hard, you will be in shape in a couple of weeks if you do a few reps every day.
12/12 2007, 0 comments
this drill will help with your endurance you have to run 11 full court length laps in 55 seconds.
12/12 2007, 0 comments
Running.
12/12 2007, 0 comments
This is a great drill to build stamina and leg muscles.
6/12 2007, 0 comments
Teaches you to dive onto the floor and discipline.
5/12 2007, 0 comments
A drill that helps build your Quads and your Hamstrings, but it hurts like HELL after a while. We had to do this drill in basketball conditioning at school.
3/12 2007, 0 comments
Running sprints for time (can be used with dribbling a ball).
3/12 2007, 5 comments
End of practice routine.
27/11 2004, 2 comments
Lay on the floor and put your hands under your head, and lift your feet about 6 inches and try not to drop your feet stay like that untill your coach say stop.
22/11 2004, 0 comments

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