Dr Dish - Transition Attack Drill - FastModel Sports

Published 10/31/2016 by Aseem Rastogi Favorite Send to FastDraw Print Embed

About This Play/Drill

A variation on the "Hunt the Paint" drill that encompasses transition principles, such as passing the ball ahead, changing momentum/direction on the catch, finishing against contact, rebounding, and pushing it off a rebound. Competitive way to start practice, get the juices flowing, and make SHOTS!

  • Basketball Play - Dr Dish - Transition Attack Drill
  • Basketball Play - Dr Dish - Transition Attack Drill
  • Basketball Play - Dr Dish - Transition Attack Drill
  • Basketball Play - Dr Dish - Transition Attack Drill
  • Location: 13/14 or 5/6

    Tempo: variable depending on # of people...5 or 6.

     

    Four lines, one under each basket and one at each side of half court.

     

    The first person on the Dr. Dish side of the floor receives a pass near the wing from the Dish.

     

    They immediately catch, peek, and push the dribble out.

     

    As they approach the hashmark, they should be pitching ahead to the player in the next line.

  • The player who was pitched the ball catches, and changes momentum with a push dribble attacking the middle.

     

    A coach is under the basket with a pad. The player finishes through the coach's contact.

  • After the player scores through the coach's contact, the coach turns their attention to the player under the basket.

     

    The player under the basket MUST box out the coach with the pad and grab the rebound, make or miss.

     

    After securing the rebound, the player pushes the ball up as if they are triggering transition off a rebound

  • The rebounder pushes to about the hashmark/logo area and sends it to a streaking teammate ahead of them.

     

    The receiver catches, changes direction and attacks the middle of the paint for a pull up jumper in transition.

     

    3 point shooters can catch and dribble into a transition 3.

     

    The drill continues with each player replacing their pass/shot.