Philly Drill
08/14/2015This is a great full court drill which focuses on good passing and advancing the ball quickly. Players must sprint hard to each spot in order to keep the drill flowing See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawThis is a great full court drill which focuses on good passing and advancing the ball quickly. Players must sprint hard to each spot in order to keep the drill flowing See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawA fun drill to use at the start or end of practice. See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawThis is a great conditioning drill while also putting pressure on players to take and make shots with the clock winding down See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawYou can use this with various actions within your offense Your players will work on the proper fundamentals of screening and then work on the closeout See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawThis is a good drill for passing/catching, conditioning and communication See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawNote: Mix up your dribble move combinations and finishes. For example, the first part of the drill you have the player start with a sweep and a rip, go through the chairs making cross overs, speed dribble to the last chair, go between their legs, and finish with a floater. The second time you do the drill you may change up each part of it to work on different moves and finishes. See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawHow can you create (or recreate) drills that maximize the skills you are emphasizing to your team, while also integrating shots at the basket? For example, if you are running a drill that focuses on players attacking the basket from the wing and finishing at the hoop, you want to create a drill that gets your players as many reps as possible during that drill See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawSteph Curry is a master of getting his shot off. Especially with the pick and roll. See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawYesterday I shared Part 1 of Ballscreen Shooting which incorporated three different types of screening actions. The technique the throw-behind in Frame 1, is essentially a quick evade dribble. You are trying to throw the ball out in front of you, in an effort to create separation from the hedging defender, while also making it difficult for the initial defender to recover in time before the quick release jumper. Do not allow your players to just go through the motions, set a goal to reach during each set. Example: You MUST go 7-for-10 before moving to the next sequence. See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawThis set of pick & roll shooting drills is one of my favorites for player development. There are 189 total moves below to work on different pick & roll coverages and methods of attack at the three most popular angles. In order to keep your workouts efficient and energetic, take just one action and focus on 3-4 moves within that action from all three angles. Do not allow your players to just go through the motions, set a goal to reach during each set. Example: You MUST make 7-10 before moving to the next sequence. See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawThis is a training progression for one or more players to improve their ballhandling transtions from one or more crossovers into a spin crossover. It begins with a simple front cross into spin crossover and progresses to more challenging combinations and permutations as the player develops more confidence and dexterity. Alternating dominant and non-dominant hands are incorporated to facilitate movement across the court. See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawThis is a drill for improving quickness and agility in defensive lateral acceleration/deceleration, in combination with sprint dribbling into a pullup jumpshot. It is intended to emphasize game speed movements while incorporating an anaerobic conditioning element. With the addition of one or two change of the direction components to the attack dribble sequence, game speed ball handling may be added to the work load. See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawThis is a drill designed to help build a transition offense and to condition through practice. For this drill, dribbling and traveling are prohibited while only lay-ups are permitted. For more, check out my website www.coachpeelbasketball.com, sign up for a membership and get your first 30 days free. See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawCoach Beilein is a master of details and teaching fundamentals. He believes shooting percentage goes up when players have their fingers on the seams of the basketball. He uses these drills to teach players to get their fingers on the seams of the ball. See More
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