This is a great partner shooting drill you can use to foster competition and get a lot of shots up. Any number of players can participate depending on time available and records can be kept for total points as well as wins and losses. A very good drill to end a difficult practice with since players will get a lot of shots up while tired. See More
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This is the perfect disadvantage drill to get your players to effectively compete in transition! See More
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This is the perfect disadvantage drill to get your team to compete in transition on both ends of the ball! See More
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Great drill from Coach Mike Jones and Coach Alan Stein at DeMatha High School. We use this to set the thermostat at practice. See More
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Here is a shooting drill that can be done individually or as a team. Shooters compete against themselves or teammates. See More
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This 10 Spot Shooting Drill puts an emphasis on makes. See More
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- Drill starts out with a big / little downscreen and an L cut on the opposite side - Once the ball is initially entered, there is NO DRIBBLE - Points are given for reversals, passes, and baskets - If the ball is dribbled it is a turnover (NOTE: You can also play this 5 on 5 and 3 on 3 and you can start with drill with a flare or backscreen) See More
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- Both 2 and 3 start at the block and L Cut up the lane - 1 passes to either 2 or 3 (This frame, he passes to 2) - The 1 sets up his screen, head hunts, and screens x3 - The 3 reads his defender (He can tight, curl, pop or fade) - 3 reverses the ball to 1 - The drill is repeated until the offense scores or the defense gets a stop See More
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Use this simple shooting drill to foster competition among your players and work on shooting under pressure. See More
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Use this 3-on-3 drill to keep the action moving and teach your offensive and defensive principles. See More
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Pass down the line and cut to a transition spot. 5-on-5 Live Make or miss, transition to other end. 5-on-5 Live while team that was out goes 5-on-0. Important to get into 5-on-0 IMMEDIATELY. When 5-on-5 possession ends, coach yells "SCORE!" and the 5-on-0 team puts the ball in the basket and transitions to the other end. Continue and repeat. See More
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This is a drill that works on rotating, communication, and competitiveness. See More
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Team shooting drill 01. The drill can be performed at both half courts by dividing the team. 2 players at corners and 1 player at 45. The rest team at middle line with balls. The players at middle line pass the ball at 45 and go to opposite 45. The player at 45 will sweep attack the baseline and pass to opposite corner for a catch and shoot and replace. The player at corner shoots, gets own rebound and goes to middle line. The drill can be performed at a specific time or score to make it competitive. Check out the current deals on FastDraw below! See More
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This competitive defensive drill focuses on closeouts, sprinting to help, and stunting at the ball. To add a communication component to it, require the defenders to say "I Got Ball" on the closeouts and "Help" when they are in help. The defense must defend and communicate four passes perfectly then they can play live 2v2. On the first two passes, the defenders sprint to help/closeout. On the third and fourth pass the defenders stunt at the ball as it is driven at them, then sprint to closeout/help. Use defense scoring in this drill. If the defense gets a stop they get a point and they stay on defense against the next team. If the defense doesn't communicate, sprint to help, close out correctly or they get scored on, they immediately lose and go to the end of the line and the offensive team goes to defense. On the FMS blog: Building Communication With Your Team Building Communication on Defense Building Communication on Offense See More
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Here are 5 of my favorite shooting drills that I like to use in workouts with my players. They are challenging, competitive, and fun helping players become more efficient shooters. Try them out! Click here for more player development drills from Mike Shaughnessy Mike Shaughnessy x FastModel Sports - Twitter Takeover See More
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