Set I gathered from my season coaching in the Brazil Liga Ouro. Use it to attack teams that hard hedge the pick and roll. Check out the latest Plays of the Week below for more. See More
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Set I gathered from my season coaching in the Brazil Liga Ouro. Check out the latest Plays of the Week below! See More
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Set I gathered from my season coaching in the Brazil Liga Ouro. Check out the Plays of the Week below! See More
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Very useful BLOB against switching teams. See More
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Here 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
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Teaching Points - Shot ready - hands and feet prepared before the catch - Staying in rhythm from the different spots shooting - Finish shots! Coach is the passer and a teammate/partner is rebounding. See More
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Check out the video below for a live example of this drill. Focus: Develop consistency finishing through contact around the rim. Teaching Points Keeping advantage versus defender. Keeping angle to attack the rim downhill (Embrace contact). Being crafty around the rim to finish through contact. Drill Description Player 1 starts with the ball having shoulders facing the basket. Player x1 has shoulder/chest facing player 1’s inside shoulder starting adjacent to their hip. Player 1 starts with the ball having shoulders facing the basket. Player x1 has shoulder/chest facing player 1’s inside shoulder starting adjacent to their hip. Player 1 can start stationary with a live dribble or in triple threat. The game is live once player 1 starts their movement. Player x1 can begin to recover. 3-dribble maximum. Compete for score. Switch sides. Drill Variants Coach dictates what finishes players can use (Off 1 or 2 feet). Play for a certain amount of time. Player with the most finishes wins. See More
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See video below for a live example of this drill. Teaching Points Creating the advantage versus the defender. Create an angle to attack in straight lines. Finishing through contact. Learning to be crafty around the rim. Drill Description Player 1 starts with the ball facing the rim with player x1 in front of player 1 facing the rim as well. Player 1 starts with the ball on player x1’s back or they can start with a live dribble with their hand on player x1’s back to begin. Player 1 can attack in either direction. The game is live once the ball or hand of player 1 comes off the back of player x1. 3-dribble maximum Compete to score. Game can be played from all 7 spots (Shaded). Drill Variants Play for a certain amount of time. Player with the most finishes wins. Coach dictates what finishes players can use (Ex. “Can only finish off 2 feet.”) Work weak hand! See More
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Competitive drill using the Dr. Dish Shooting machine to work on pull ups. See More
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"Slingshot" is a ball screen concept to take advantage of switching defenses when a big gets matched up with a guard. After the switch, the ball handler retreats to create space between the defender then attack down hill. If the defender backs up, then the ball handler shoots the ball. If the defender steps up, then the ball handler attacks the basket. Commonly used by the Indiana Pacers with Victor Oladipo to take advantage of his downhill speed and outside shooting ability. FMS Blog: Slingshot Concept - The Latest Offensive Trend See More
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Steph Curry is one of the best in the NBA at relocating after driving and dishing. He sprints out after the penetration to open space and this creates many open looks for himself. In this drill, players will work on spacing off of a drive as well as relocating to space after a drive. This can be done from multiple areas on the court (as shown), using 2-5 players, and using a Dr. Dish Shooting Machine. See More
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Progressive drag dribble series that starts stationary and works toward dribbling on the move. Great for teaching players to come off a ball screen and survey the defense if being hedged. From #PlayerDevelopmentWeek on the FMS Blog: Ball Handling Skills and Drills See More
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Drill that works on approaching a defender and then changing direction to get by. If a partner is not available, use a cone, chair, shoe or anything as a placeholder. From #PlayerDevelopmentWeek on the FMS Blog: Ball Handling Skills and Drills See More
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Marquette used this set to get Sacar Anim driving downhill going to his right hand. Hauser and Howard blur cut to create a larger gap to drive while also possibly running into Anim's defender. Check out the video below. Blog Post: Creating With Blur Screens Check out #FastModelMadness for more awesome coaching content! See More
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This set comes from Umana Reyer Venezia Coach Walter De Raffaele in the Basketball Champions League. Use this set to get a deep post catch and attack switching defenses. See More
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