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Youth

PCPP( stands for pass, catch, pivot and pass)

• Three players are lined up in a straight line approx. 30ft. apart
• A player on either end starts with the ball.
• This players slap on the ball starts the drill and is a signal for the player in the middle to cut towards him to receive a pass from him.
• The middle player cuts towards the passer, receives the pass that is thrown to him and completes a legal stop(jump stop or one two stop).
• After making the catch and stop, this player makes a legal pivot and passes to the player on the other end. After this pass is caught by the ender the middle player cuts towards the ender and receives a return pass from him where apon the middle player again completes a legal stop, pivot and passes to the player on the other end.

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Keep It Bouncing

This is a nice way to improve dribbling skills and play a game at the same time. Every player has a ball in a measured area.

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Hot Hands

This is a fun and easy way to teach children what traveling is and how to avoid doing it.

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Head’s Up

Easy dribbling drill for all ages

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Gopher Ball

Players start at 1/2 court circle or free throw circle. Teach players to react quickly to loose ball. – Go quickly into Offense.

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Bean Bag Game

Players must be able to continue dribbling the ball while picking up and dropping bean bags.

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Ball Scramble

Players start in a confined area. Each player has a ball.

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