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Shooting

Cougars Rapid Fire Lay-ups

This drill teaches snappy passes, quick movement, lay-ups and emphasizes good communication. Because of the rapid pace and quick ball movement, failure to communicate will cause all types of havoc in the lane.

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Cross court lay-ups/jumpers

Each player will throw a baseball pass, catch a baseball pass, shoot a lay-up (or jumper) and work on their speed dribble. If done correctly and with intensity conditioning will also take place.

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cross court lay-ups/shooting

This drill works on passing accuracy, catching while on the move, full speed lay-ups, and conditioning.

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Jump Shots Under Pressure

This drill teaches players how to:

• Properly pass the ball to a player for a jump shot;
• Properly catch different types of passes and bring them to shooting position;
• Properly challenge the shooter without fouling or trying to block the shot;
• After challenging, blocking out the jump shooter
• Focus on the shot / rim after catching the pass instead of a charging defender.

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Kentucky 1 on 2

3 players, one shooter, one rebounder and one defender. Players rotate on each shot. The person not rebounding or shooting closes out on the shot. If the shooter fakes and drives, he goes two on one, with 3 dribbles.

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Kings of the Hill

Improve shooting within a fun and competitive atmosphere.

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Knockout

This drill is very popular with my 1st through 4th graders. It teaches quick shooting, rebounding your own shot, shooting under pressure. My third grader had to work hard to teach me the drill. Once learned, the kids love it.

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Shoot and Run

You need 3 players for this drill. 1 player at half-court, and 2 players (1 under each basket). Each of the players under each basket should have a ball. When each player completes the drill rotate around.

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Shoot For The Record

This drill is a series of various shooting competitions against the clock. What makes this drill different and a great motivator for teams is that you attempt to set a record for your team. This record then becomes a target goal for competition against another team not your own. You can do this within a team, but it’s fun to see where you stand against other teams that can even be several hundred miles away. We fax these results to other teams and each week can see if a team or team(s) have bettered our record.

We have 21 different shooting drills that we attempt to set a new record in either a given amount of time, or a set number of baskets which are timed. We record these ‘team bests’ and post them on a board for the team to see. We also send these ‘records’ to other teams or clubs to see where they stand and if they can beat our ‘records’. The instructions lists a few of the shooting drills we use. Try these or make up your own.

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Shoot and Charge

This drill is mainly to improve shooting under pressure. The nature of the drill will however also mean that the players are tired while shooting, thus increasing the need for concentration. It’ll teach the player to shoot from his legs, to follow his shot, and to shoot under pressure.

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Shooter Special

To improve players shooting on the run and making passes down the floor without the dribble. Helps improve teamwork, basic fundamentals needed to run the break and keeps everyone involved.

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Wire Catch Shooting

You Split the players up into 3. A third of the player’s line up under the basket, another third at the free throw line and another third at the half court line.

You give the ball to the people at the free throw line then they pass it to the person in the half court line while the person at the half court line is on the move toward the 3 point line, he shoots it.

The 1st person in the line under the basket stands in front of the basket and gets the rebound, turns and faces and passes out to the free throw line. After the person in the free throw line passes it he goes to the shooting line. After the shooter shoots he goes to the rebound line. After the rebounder rebounds he goes to the passing line.

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Young Player’s Shooting Practice

This drill is designed to build concentration, consistency and confidence in young players while teaching them the feel of the most common shooting spots.

A shooter is required to make consecutive shots from different spots to complete this drill.

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BASKETBALL GOLF DRILL

• The player stands at position A.
• The player advances to each position on the court (B-I), remaining at a position until the shot is made, and advancing to the next position after completing the shot.

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SPOT SHOOTING DRILL

• The player stands in the perimeter region.
• The player flips the ball, underhanded with some backspin, to one step right or left of where she is standing.
• The player picks up the ball, stands in a ready position, shoots, and gets her own rebound.
• The player takes the ball back out on the perimeter and repeats steps 1-3.

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