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Passing

Gap, Kick, Swing

This drill will teach offensive players to attack gaps in defenses, make the extra pass, and spot-up shooting. Defensive players will learn help and recover defense, along with boxing out.

1/1 2000

Four Corners drill

Set up with 3 players in each of the four-corners of the half court area. The first player in the bottom corner has the ball and he/she passes to the first person in the next corner and receives the return pass the person that passed the second pass cuts into the lane for the pass from the person in corner three. Each person makes two passes and goes to the end of the next line with the person in the last corner taking the lay-up.

1/1 2000

Four Corner X Drill

Have four lines in the four-corners of a half court. With right hand, front player in all four lines dribbles to a jump stop at free throw line (simultaneously). They pivot and spin to the right, making a pass to the next line, and then follow their pass and go to the back of that line. After a few turns, do the same drill with a left-hand dribble and pivot to the left, etc.

1/1 2000

Four Corners

Improves passing

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Five Point Passing

Quick paced passing drill to develop hands and concentration.

1/1 2000

The Devil Has Landed

Drill is good to get players use to passing and receiving on the move. Also requires some thinking.

1/1 2000

Confusion

Organize players into four groups. Utilize the 4 corners of the half court. Baseline meets sideline left and right and mid court stripe at sideline left and right. Left and right as viewed by coach standing under basket. As with 90% of all drills the man goes to back of line he passes to. Mid-court Right (MCR) attempts a left-handed lay-up and rebounds their own shot. They then chest passes to the baseline right corner who overhead passes cross court to the mid-court left who in turn Chest passes to the Baseline corner Left who then bounce passes to the right mid court line that is coming in for a left handed lay up

1/1 2000

Come Back to the Pass

Set 4 players up, 1 in the frontcourt between 3/4 mark and baseline line on the sideline and one on the same spot, other end of the court. The remaining two players set up other side of the court. Four spots need to be filled.

1/1 2000

Circle Jerk

In center court all players stand facing in a circle, one player gets in the middle.

Using two balls the player in the center is chest passed the ball alternately and keeps feeding the two balls in a clockwise manner until he has completed a full circle, then reverse and complete a counter clockwise circle.

Then take turns being the player in the center.

1/1 2000

Chair Game

Two equal teams and a chair under each basket. One player from each team sits in the chair and acts as a goalie. Start the game with a jump ball. No dribbling is allowed and players must play man to man defense. The ball must be passed up the court without touching the floor. To score a point the offense must pass the ball to their goalie.
The player to pass it to the goalie takes his/her place on the chair and the defense gets the ball out of bounds.
A violation of a rule results in a turnover.

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CELTICS

• first player with ball at the sideline (freethrowline extended)
• second player at the ellbow
• third at baseline (between zone and corner)
• 4th at the elbow on the other zone
• same at the other side of the court
• 1st player passes to third, third to second, second to 4th
• third runs wide and receivs pass from 4th for lay-up
• He rebounds his shot and becoms first player on the other side
• rotations: 1st-2nd-3d etc
• 2 balls needed

1/1 2000

Celtic Drill

Two Players © are on the half court line, on the left and right side of the jump circle. Two players (A) with the balls are standing under the two baskets. The rest players (B and D) are in the 4 corners of the full court. The both players with the ball start at the same time.

1/1 2000

Boomer Drill

Five basketballs are needed and ten or more people are needed for this drill to work. It involves passing the length of the court and then finishing in jump shots and lay-ups.

1/1 2000

5 on 5 no dribble

This is a great drill for working against a press. Teams simply play 5 on 5 full court however they are not allowed to dribble.

1/1 2000

5 FOR 5

PLAYERS 1 HAS A BASKETBALL AND IS UNDER THE BASKET ON THE END THAT YOU START ON. PLAYERS 2 AND 3 ARE BEHIND THE BASELINE IN THE OUTSIDE LANES. PLAYER 4 IS UNDER THE BASKET
ON THE OTHER END OF THE COURT BEHIND THE BASELINE. PLAYERS 5 AND 6 HAVE A BASKETBALL IN THE OUTSIDE LANES BEHIND THE BASELINE ON PLAYER 4’S END OF THE COURT. PLAYERS 8 AND 9 ALSO HAVE A BASKETBALL BEHIND 2 AND 3. THE REST OF THE TEAM DIVIDES INTO PLAYERS 1,2,AND 3’S LINES. FIVE BALLS ARE USED AND THE DRILL IS RUN FOR 5 MINUTES.

1/1 2000

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