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This traditional 2-on-1 – Classic Half-Court Drill teaches offensive players how to read the lone defender in a half-court setup. It sharpens spacing, passing angles, and finishing under pressure, while developing defensive anticipation.
A fast-paced, team-based warm-up game where players compete in relay-style races with basketball-specific tasks. The Relay Game boosts coordination, tempo control, and competitive spirit, ideal for energizing a training session.
In the 1-on-1 – With Defender on Your Heels Drill, the attacker starts slightly ahead while the defender chases closely from behind. This 1-on-1 drill simulates game-like transition pressure, improving the attacker’s ability to absorb contact, accelerate, and finish with composure.
A classic playground game where each player competes individually to reach exactly 21 points. The American 21 Game mixes free throws, 1-on-1 action, and decision-making, teaching scoring under pressure and shot selection with limited dribbles.
The Bag (also known as the Box), is a Basketball game focused on Shooting. It is a game-preliminary that forces you to have a high percentage of success and is also constant. Ideal for a return to calm.
In this half-court drill, players start from each of the four corners and engage in live 2-on-2 action. The 2-on-2 – Front 4-Corners Drill emphasizes spacing, closeouts, and help-side defense, with rotations that simulate real-game reactions.
A dynamic rebounding drill where players rotate through different roles and positions. The Rebounding Circuit Drill sharpens timing, box-out technique, and aggressive positioning in both offensive and defensive rebounding situations.
The Exercise 1×1 – the Shadow of The Pivot, achievable with passive defender and 1×1, is designed to work the foundations of the stops, the pivot foot and outputs.
In the 3-on-1 – 5-Second Drill, three attackers must score against one defender in under five seconds, simulating urgency in transition. The 3-on-1 5-Second Drill promotes quick ball movement, spacing, and assertive finishing while testing defenders’ anticipation and reaction.
In this unpredictable Drill – Discontinuous Numbers Advantage, the offensive and defensive numbers vary on each play (2-on-1, 3-on-2, 4-on-3), but not in fixed sequences.
The Discontinuous Numbers Advantage Drill forces players to constantly adjust, improving spacing, communication, and real-time decision-making.