Basketball transition defense is important especially against teams that like to run a lot. If your team can’t get back and play good transition defense, they might not ever be able to stop the other team from scoring.
Children can begin to practice basketball at a very young age. Of course when practicing with younger kids it’s important to always focus on having fun. This needs to be the priority when practicing with second graders.
Last week, I sent out a request for my newsletter subscribers to send in their best basketball shooter drills. Check out this one below from Derek (very creative!).
Chris from Iowa sent in a request for more basketball skill drills he could use with his team. Here’s a couple of basketball drills sent in by Joe and Frank.
I find that the traditional drills for basketball passing get a bit stale. Here’s an idea sent in by Renee that has livened things up quite a bit in my practices.
Looking for drills for basketball offense? You’ve come to the right place! Try out this idea below sent in by Donna and let me know how it goes for you.
These ideas on how to improve basketball skills comes courtesy of Rick. Try these basketball drills and see immediate results!
Bill sent this one to me last week. A great example for basketball defense that doesn’t require a coaching PhD to figure out. Next check out the dribbling drill from Jaime.
I was at practice last night and used this basketball drill that Ron sent to me on how to shoot a basketball. Try it with your team!
I’m often asked for suggestions for warm-up drills for a basketball player. Here’s a simple basketball drill sent in by Russ that will work well with your team.
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