Pass into the Post - Laker Cut
09/12/2018Laker cut concept after throwing a pass into the post. Read about tip to Playing Inside Out Click here for more plays and drills from Jordan Petersen! See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawLaker cut concept after throwing a pass into the post. Read about tip to Playing Inside Out Click here for more plays and drills from Jordan Petersen! See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawGiving players simple reads can help cut down on turnovers and with decision making. Three reads I give players are: 1. Basket 2. Opposite 3. Back. On a catch in the post, players look to the basket for a dive player or a cutter first. After looking at the basket, look opposite along the perimeter for players whose defender may have helped too far toward the ball or lost sight of there check and then back to the same side perimeter. Read about tip to Playing Inside Out Click here for more plays and drills from Jordan Petersen! See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawExcellent drill from Coach Zeillmann to work on actions after passing into the post, and also defending the post and post actions. Read about tip to Playing Inside Out Click here for more plays and drills from Jordan Petersen! See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawDrill tht combines many skills. Working on passing into the post, passing out of the post, and shooting. Defenders can be added or moved to guard any offensive player. Read about tip to Playing Inside Out Click here for more plays and drills from Jordan Petersen! See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawDrill to work on turning a drive into a post up and passing out of the post. A defender can be added to the ball handler, shooter, or both to make it more game like. Read about tip to Playing Inside Out Click here for more plays and drills from Jordan Petersen! See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawGreat drill to work on defensive rotations and communicating on defense as it forces players to see man and ball, as well as communicate as the drive is happening. See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawThis is a great drill/workout to use for individual training. I have used this countless times with players and it keeps them engaged and having fun. It challenges them by putting them in various situations where they are forced to make shots and free throws when it counts. Give it a try! See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawHaving players that can knock down shots is obviously a huge advantage for any team. The more players a team has that are high percentage shooters, the better that team will be on the offensive end of the floor. It's not just about making the shots when they are wide open, but also being able to make shots without being distracted by a defender attempting to run a shooter off the 3pt line. This drill is a great way to add that defensive element to make your shooting drills more game-like for players. Emphasize focus on the basket and not thinking twice with a defender closing out. Give it a try! Check out Mike's #FastModelTakeover Twitter Moment for an inside look at the life of a pro skills trainer and some awesome player development content! See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawHere is a progression to my last post call "Go Gets". This drill adds in verbal or non-verbal communication forcing the players to be shot ready before catching the ball and have to react quickly within sustaining the correct habits. This also adds different actions working on passing and re-spacing on kick outs into different actions. It's a great way to have fun and challenge your players through just playing basketball (pass, move, drive, finish, shoot). Check out Mike's #FastModelTakeover Twitter Moment for an inside look at the life of a pro skills trainer and some awesome player development content! See More
Favorite Send to FastDraw2-on-2 transition defense drill that works on communication and keeping the ball out of the "tunnel." It is important for players to communicate and talk with each other who has the ball and who is back in help. See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawHere is a 1v1 drill that I use to put a sense of urgency on all of the players involved. It develops our guards to get in a habit of advancing the ball over half court with the pass, sprint to the corner in transition, and defensively sprint back to the paint before fanning out to their match up. Take a look and hopefully it is something that you can add to your workouts or practices for your players. See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawGreat for group workouts forcing the players involved to communicate. Instead of just dictating who is shooting & passing, the ball-handler is forced to make a decision based off their teammates communication. Everyone involved in the drill is held accountable through every detail. The ball-handler has to come off with pace and use their eyes to see what's in front of them and their teammate before making a decision. The ball-handler's teammate has to be vocal and be shot ready. The drill will only go as smooth as the players communcation and togetherness. It forces them to take ownership as they must do when they get to the season. View: Mike Shaughnessy #FastModelTakeover - Twitter Moment See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawOne of the best ways to create catch & shoot 3's is by getting dribble penetration into the paint, forcing the defense to collapse, kicking out for rhythm shots. In this drill, there is decision making involved for the ball handler to make the correct pass once they get downhill into the box. The decision making that is added to this drill allows players to develop making quick decisions and ultimately making the right play. The best way to collapse a defense and force them to scramble is by having all 5 players on the floor with the ability to make the drive, pass, or shot. View: Mike Shaughnessy #FastModelTakeover - Twitter Moment See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawThis is a shooting drill I started using this summer that adds decision-making for the player and holds them accountable to to be shot ready at all times. The pace of the game is always changing where players have to make quick decisions when receiving the basketball. Coaches can't stand when the ball "sticks" and there is a lack of movement. Players have to develop these reactionary skills in order to be one step ahead of the defense when receiving the ball that will not just benefit the player, but the team. Adding in "commands" where players have to process information during drills is an element that I feel will take skill development to a another level. View: Mike Shaughnessy #FastModelTakeover - Twitter Moment See More
Favorite Send to FastDrawDynamic drill to work on multiple skills, but focus is competition! One the FMS Blog: Dynamic Drills That Utilize Cones/Chairs View: Mike Shaughnessy #FastModelTakeover - Twitter Moment See More
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