Here is something we do at or near the end of practices. The kids are crazy about the drill. We do it as a competition and call it the Gettin Down and Dirty Drill. This drill is physical, creates great conditioning, and teaches players to get ahead of the dribbler.
This is a good drill to get warmed up as it makes them practice passing, catching, and making layups at game speed.
We like to have fast break basketball practices and try to create as many situations as we can in this atmosphere. We spend 20 minutes each day using the 3 on 2 continuous drill.
My assistant and I were frustrated by poor shooting around the basket and a lack of concentration at the beginning of practice. These simple basketball practice drills improved both problems. Concentration and Shooting Skills 1. Lineup all players on the right side of the basket about 8 feet from the rim. The first man has [...]
One of the basketball practice games we do every once in a while is a cool drill called King Of The Court. This basketball drill is very good at teaching kids to make effective, explosive moves, without dribbling too much.
I wanted to share one of our basketball practice drills that is fun, game-like and competitive. We call it 3 on 2 plus 1. Players seem to enjoy this drill and never want it to end.
In this basketball coaching video, you’ll discover the REAL REASON players slack off during practice… and the #1 secret to running a super-intense, well organized practice that keeps your players engaged and motivated for the entire session.
The intent of these basketball practice drills is to teach 5th and 6th graders how to use lane congestion to their advantage on offense and how to fight through it on defense.We call the first drill “Traffic”. The next drill, a muscle memory drill, works on ball-handling skills.
In principle, the eight headings below represent my basketball coaching guide. To gain the utmost from any training session a coach must plan his program carefully.
Of all the basketball drills and practice plans I use this is a great drill to get everyone involved in practice. We call it 5 on 5 on 5. Kids really go hard in this drill–great for pressure situations.
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