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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.
The Defensive Balance Drill – Bib Snatcher is a fun but effective drill where defenders must recover quickly and protect transition, while attackers try to pull off their bibs. It develops speed in defensive recovery, peripheral awareness, and competitive spirit.
This progressive drill, Hybrid Drill 1-on-0 to 1-on-1 – Mirror, begins with an unopposed (1×0) move and transitions into a live 1×1. The “mirror” concept forces players to adapt instantly from execution to competition, developing situational awareness and off-the-dribble attack.
In this unconventional drill, called the Reversed Sumo Drill/Game, players start back-to-back and must gain inside position before a rebound or entry pass. It trains body control, contact balance, and defensive footwork in tight spaces.
A hybrid between structured drill and free game play, this Rebounding Game/Drill rotates players through multiple roles, simulating game-like board battles. It enhances timing, positioning, and team rebounding culture.
In this Game – Between the Sword and the Wall, one player is caught between two defenders or objectives and must find the optimal decision under pressure. It fosters quick decision-making, spatial awareness, and competitive edge.
The 1-on-1 – Face-to-Face Rebounding Drill variation forces players to start square and close, facing each other. It isolates the rebound …
In this physical 1×1 rebounding drill, players start shoulder to shoulder and fight for inside position. Elbow-to-Elbow Rebounding trains body leverage, anticipation, and aggressiveness under the rim.
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.