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12/17/2013This is a great offensive and defensive peer pressure dril that can help your players improve their toughness. This drill is one from our coaching clinic notes series. See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawThis is a great offensive and defensive peer pressure dril that can help your players improve their toughness. This drill is one from our coaching clinic notes series. See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawThis is a great drill to get your players to box out on defense and crash and avoid box outs on offense. Too many rebounding drills benefit the taller players and don't truly reward players for boxing out or getting around box outs, so this drill is perfect to reward pursuit effort. See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawThis is a great drill I got from Florida State Assistant Stan Jones at a clinic he spoke at in the Fall. Many times when you do 1-on-1 alley drills with your team the defensive player becomes not as energetic half-way through the drill. This drill takes that factor out and makes the ball-handler beat four fresh defensive players in order to score. Once 1 and X4 finish the drill continues with a X1 becoming the new offensive player and X2 becomes the first defender in line; X3 becomes the new X2, X4 becomes the new X3, and the previous offensive player is now X4. See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawThis is a great continuous 3v2 transition drill that works on both offense and defense. See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawThis is a great competitive drill that works on defensive closeouts, catching drives, guarding the ball, getting chest stops, keeping the ball out of the paint, attacking closeouts and driving into the paint under control. I got this drill from my high school coach, Jay Blossom. See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawLive 2v2 in the half-court. The Black Team starts by attacking the Red Team. As soon as the Black Team scores or gets stopped, one member from the Red Team has to take the ball out of bounds and inbounds to the coach at the top of the key, while the Black Team players that just played offense have to sprint back on defense. As soon as the coach at the top of the key receives the inbounds pass, he will pass to the coach on the opposite side of the court. Once the second coach receives the ball, he will hit either of the new players from the Red Team (3 or 4) and it will be live 2v2 against the Black Team players that sprinted back on defense. Offense to Defense. Defense to Inbound Passer. Inbound Passer and other Teammate to back of your team lines. Black Team vs Red Team. Keep track of points scored for six minutes. Loser has punishment for every point they lose by (sprints, defensive slides, closeouts, push ups, etc) Rules on Offense: Three dribbles MAX and one pass per possession. See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawUse whatever defensive principles and offensive principles you teach. The defense can trap or play straight up. On a change of possession the offense goes to the last zone and each defensive team moves forward a zone with the first defensive team becoming to the new offense. Run this drill for 4-8 minutes and keep score. See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawOne of my favorite transition drills. Got this from Coach Bob Hurley Sr. who I believe got it from the NJ Nets-hence the name NJ nets transition. I like to use of shot clock to keep the offense aggressive. 6-7 seconds for the first trip and add a second or two each time so when it's 5-4 there are around 12 seconds to attack. If you really need to condition a player always have them shoot the FT or start on the court as defense. Keep score however you would like. 2's and 3's or points for O and D boards. Run for 6-8 minutes or 15 if you really need to condition. See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawVariations on the Chuck Daly ball screen drill. Can also run this as double drage from the slot or have 4 and 5 screen each other into side ball screens. See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawThe following drills can be used to teach players offensive skills in a competitive setting. See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawGreat drill for a group or team. Works on attacking with the dribble, conditioning, and finishing. See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawThis is a defensive drill that during my three years at Cleveland State we did a multiple times a week. It incorporates a lot of things and teaches/practices fundamentals while letting the guys get after it and be competetive. The back tip and convert drill allows you to learn how to back tip the ball properly and then transition immediatly into offense so you work on your 2 on 1 breaks. The key to this drill is the back tipper needs to sprint, and tip the ball up with his inside hand. Don't reach, just run the floor and tip the ball. A really great defense to offense drill while teaching a unique skill. See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawHere are a couple drills that are used at the D1experience.com camp. The drills I've included are: 2on2 Volleyball 3 Line Closeout Trace the Lane Agility Shooting See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawHere is a shooting drill from Billy Donovan. The drill allows players to compete against each other and their own times. See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawDuring today's NBA Draft Combine on ESPNU, the Small Forwards were put through this excellent 1-on-1 Closeout Drills to test the players' offensive and defensive skills in isolation situations. I love this drill because it puts the players in a realistic situation closing out from help defense to a 1-on-1 situation. See More
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