Basketball Practice Drills - Indian File Chair Drill
This is one of the basketball practice drills that one of my subscribers sent to me recently. I’ve included it here for you to try out with your team tonight!
Basketball Drills: Coaches should ensure that the basketball drills they teach to their team are practiced in a game situation whenever possible. Most basketball drills will lend themselves to this, but some basketball drills will not. You can create competition in drills by either using a “carrot” or a “stick” method. The carrot method means that you offer a prize or incentive to the winner of a particular basketball drill (ie. basketball cards, candy, fun basketball activity). The stick method means that you impose some kind of punishment to the loser of the drill (ie. running wind sprints, pushups etc.)
This is one of the basketball practice drills that one of my subscribers sent to me recently. I’ve included it here for you to try out with your team tonight!
I find that the traditional ideas for basketball strength and conditioning need improvement. Here’s an idea that one of my subscribers sent in that offers a change worth trying!
Emily in Worcester emailed me looking for fresh ideas for basketball drills for coaching basketball. Here are a couple of basketball passing drills that two of my subscribers sent to me. Give these a try!
Take a look at this submission from Raymond. A great example of basketball shooting drills that can work with all age groups.
Special thanks to Linda for sending this one in. If you’re struggling with a timid youth team and need basketball drills for youth, try this out!