Olympic Shooting Drill Setup: 3 players with two basketballs starting in either corner. Goal of the drill is to make 7 shots at all 5 perimeter spots designated by the cones in 4 minutes. If players do not reach the goal, then they have extra conditioning! Read more about this and other drills on the FMS Blog... Pre-Practice: Setting the Tone for Success See More
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An example of "phasing" a drill focusing on a simple fundamental - the crossover step and finishing at the rim - and making it game like in the final phase. NOTE: Phase C is omitted because it would look the same as Phase B excpet that X1 could touch either cone after the flip. Thus it has a live element for Player 1 would not know what crossover step to use beforehand. For help with phase planning your drills.... See More
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This Dr. Dish shooting drill is designed to get 3 point shots on the move, meeting the pass, and with a level of conditioning built in. For a more difficult workout, move the cones further away and adjust the tempo accordingly. See More
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This shooting drill can be run for an individual or a group of players (1-4) and is a great drill to get up a large number of game-like shots in a short period of time. Move the cones further away from the 3pt line for added conditioning or closer to the 3pt line to keep legs fresh late in the season. See More
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This drill comes from George Hardison, Head Coach WBB at UConn Avery Point (NJCAA) which I witnessed at their practice on Feb. 16th, 2016. NOTE** If you do not have mini-hurdles you can use small cones. Also, depending on how high you want your players to jump you can use varied heights (6"/8"/12"). See More
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Place a cone at the feet throw line extended at the opposite end of the court. The offense can’t cut in towards the basket until after they reach that cone, which allows the defense a bit more time to catch up and avoids collisions at mid court. The defensive player works to track down the offensive player and make a play on the ball. It is important that players do not get out of control during this drill, and that they never hit one of their teammates while in the air...we don’t want anyone getting injured. Instead, the defender needs to work on doing one of the following: sprinting in front of the offensive player; knocking the ball out from behind; blocking the shot from behind; or catching up completely and working to stop further penetration. (Note: while this is primarily a defensive drill, it is also a great way for your players to learn to finish with pressure and/or small contact on the offensive side of the ball.) See More
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A fullcourt cone drill to challenge the opposite hand.. See More
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This drill is designed to teach primary break by getting players to fill lanes and get the ball up the floor quickly by passing it. If you need to make sure that your players run wide, you can place cones seven feet from the sideline at half court. For more, check out my website www.coachpeelbasketball.com, sign up for a membership and get your first 30 days free. For more, check out my website www.coachpeelbasketball.com, sign up for a membership and get your first 30 days free. - See more at: http://www.fastmodelsports.com/library/basketball/fastdraw/2652/play-Floppy#sthash.x3A0DNl1.dpuf See More
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Baseline out of bounds play run by the CT Sun in their 66-62 loss to the Mystics 6/7/2013. If the defense switches the 4 and 2 backscreen then 4 can slip to the basket with the mismatch. If 5's defender extends the screen and disconects from 5, 5 can slip to the basket. See More
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Saw Detlef Schrempf demo this on Youtube. It's one of my favorite shooting drills near the basket because it requires good footwork. If a player knows how to position their body and use their feet to set up a drop step, hook, and up and under they should be able to score near the basket. After catching and drop stepping, player 1 continues curling around the cone and catching a pass. The next shot is a catch and shoot hook. The third shot is and up and under. The fourth shot is if a player is denied a pass in the post they spins away from the defense for the lob pass. After getting the footwork down without defense then dummy defense should be applied. The defense should over play to allow the offense player to get a feel for the reads. As an offensive players skill and comfort level increases with the dummy defense, then the defense should increase their intensity. See More
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Miami ran this play in their game 1 loss to the Bulls. Running Allen over the top of James and Anderson and having Miller spot up in the corner shifts the defense to the left. Noah got disconected from Anderson while helping on Wade coming off of the ball screen. x4 (Boozer) did not enter the lane because he had Mike Miller spotted up in the corner. Anderson was able to get deep post position inside of Boozer because the floor was spaced. NBA players are so good at the throw back pass off the ball screen x3 did not help on the roll man. This defensive rotation breakdown is not typical of Coach Thibodeaus team. See More
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No screens needed, just some motion cuts for a backdoor. See More
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A very nice conditioning drill for a team's warm up which includes dribbling, passing and finishing with lay ups and jump shots. See instructions for number of makes and timing in frame descriptions below. See More
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When we see daylight we like to emphasize getting to the rim as quickly as possible - this means taking off of one foot. If we see bodies, then we want to play off of two feet. See drill details in frame descriptions. See More
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Watch the viedo below as Coach Tony Miller uses FastDraw, the #1 play diagramming program for basketball coaches, to share this Small Sided Game that’s perfect for your preseason workouts. It teaches so many concepts in one drill, primarily for defense but also develops offensive habits as well. Send to FastDraw using the button above. Get FastDraw (new subscribers use code: SAVE10) Follow Coach Miller on Twitter View Coach Miller's Playbank page for more plays & drills More FastDraw content from Coach Miller: SSGs for Player Development & Team Offense SSGs for Ball Screen Offense Brad Stevens Playbook Check out the latest coaching content from FMS See More
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