In The Bucket

This is a game/drill that helps with your free throw shooting.

Instructions

  • First you line up at the foul line.
  • There are 0 points in the bucket.
  • First person in line shoots from the foul line and they get it in there is one point in the bucket.(if they miss there is still 0 points in the bucket)
  • The next player in line shoots and they miss so their score is 1. (the less points the better)
  • The next two players get their shoots in so now their is 2 points in the bucket.
  • If the next player missies then there score is 2(because as the points add up more pressure is added, also once a player misses the points in the bucket go down to zero)
  • Your out once your own score reaches 5.
  • Play until there’s a winner!

Skills

Shooting free throws

Players

2 but more fun with 3+ players

Added: 1/1 2000
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