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Inspired by the classic “handkerchief” chase game, this Rebounding Handkerchief Game – With Roles assigns roles (offense, defense, neutral), creating reactive rebounding duels after a sprint start. Great for warming up and building explosive board instincts.
A smaller-scale version of the 3×3 drill, the 2-on-2 Crossed Rebounding drill focuses on tighter spacing and quicker reads. It’s ideal for teaching boxing out and rotational defense in youth or short-court settings.
In the 3-on-3 – Role-Based Rebounding Drill, players rotate roles (offense, defense, rebounder) with each possession. Each team must …
Players sprint back and forth while dribbling and executing hand-to-hand crossovers at each turn. This trains ball-handling, coordination …
This 1-on-0 – 5 Shots in 24 Seconds Drill (v2.0) challenges players to make 5 bodies-up shots within 24 seconds, simulating fast …
In the Quadrant Close-Out Drill, players take turns defending an attacker who starts in a quadrant before shooting or driving. Defenders must close out, contain, and recover posture. It develops individual defensive technique, close‑out discipline, and offensive timing.
The 1-on-1 Arrow Drill is a progressive form of 1-on-1 in an arrow‑shaped setup. Players attack from a fixed spot, read the defender, and finish, then rotate. This helps refine isolation attack, footwork, and decision-making under structured rhythm.
The 2-on-2 – Lateral Four-Corners Drill is a variant of the well-known ‘2-on-2 – Front Four-Corners Drill’. The 2-on-2 Lateral Four-Corners …
The Trolls vs Trolls Shooting Game is a fun, competitive shooting drill where two teams face off in a point-based duel. Players rotate quickly through shooting spots or challenges, aiming to outperform their opponents in a fast-paced, energetic setting. The name adds a playful tone, but the drill builds accuracy, focus under pressure, and team spirit—perfect for breaking the routine and adding excitement to shooting practice.
Original exercise of Sherry Coale proposed by Jaycob Ammerman (@jammer2233). Ideal for integrating physical preparation in court, and become accustomed to the work of defending the Player With the Ball (JCB).