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When I was coaching eight and nine year old boys and girls I used a drill that the kids loved. These [tag]basketball ball handling drills[/tag] give them a great opportunity to practice ball control and shielding the ball from defenders.
It is called “King of the Hill”
I have four to five kids each grab a [tag]basketball[/tag] and stand in the key. When I blow the whistle, they have one minute to try and knock away other players’ basketballs with one hand while dribbling their own balls with their other hand.
If a player or his/her ball leaves the key, then that player is out and the others continue. The last player remaining in the key with his/her basketball is the King of the Hill.
Players love it and I believe it gives them a novel opportunity to practice their dribbling skills, shielding the ball from defenders, and stealing the ball.
Agree? Disagree? Let me know by leaving a comment in the box below! And please check out this free basketball drills article for more ideas you can use in practice.
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