5 Spot In-a-Rows Shooting Drill - FastModel Sports

Published 01/24/2013 by Randy Brown Favorite Email Print Embed

About This Play/Drill

If you are looking for a competitive shooting drill you will like this 5 spot in-a-rows drill.

Players are given five spots to shoot from. They must make the first shot to continue their "in-a-row" total from that spot.

This can be a peer pressure drill also by comparing total shots made by all players.

This are the 5 shooting spots. Player begins shooting at position 1.

If he make first shot, he shoots until he misses. Goal is to make as many as possible in a row from position 1.

If player misses first shot, he moves to position 2.
Player takes shot now from Position 2.

If he makes, he keeps shooting until he misses.

If he misses, he moves to position 3.
Same process is repeated at position 3, 4, and 5.

Total Score is the number of shots made in a row from all 5 spots. The total could be zero or any number beyond that. For example if a player made 4, 4, 8, 3, and 0 at the five spots his total is 19.