1-on-1 Arrow Drill

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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.

Killer-Ball Game

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The Killer-Ball Game is a low-intensity yet engaging cool-down drill that combines attention, reaction speed, and gesture recognition. Players in a circle pass a ball with various techniques (no-look, volleyball-style, Pete Maravich palm pass), while one player in the center reacts to cues—great for minibasket and introductory training levels.

10-Pass Relay Game

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The 10-Pass Relay Game is a team-passing challenge where one team aims to complete ten consecutive passes without dribbling. Opponents apply defensive pressure to interrupt the sequence. This drill promotes passing fundamentals, communication, spacing, and visual awareness—an effective activity for youth categories

The Rescue Ball Game

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Game born of a combination between the games of the Dizziness and the game of Pilla-pilla. Here the game affects the work of the lines pass. To avoid being caught, the players have to receive the ball. In this game it is fundamental to work on communication.

2-on-1 Continuous Half-Court Drill

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The Exercise 2×1 continuous in the half court is another way to work the inequality numerically in favour of the attack. Unlike the Exercise 2×1 classic at mid-court, in this proposal, the exercise also includes a pass back and more dynamism to the new defender will simulate a balance defensive.