The Shooting Line Drill with Rebound and Outlet Pass builds on the classic staggered shooting format by adding two key game-realistic actions: rebounding and the outlet pass.
After the shot, players must secure the rebound and immediately deliver a strong outlet pass to the next player in line, simulating a defensive rebound that triggers transition.
This drill improves shooting mechanics, rebounding habits, and fast-break initiation—all within a dynamic, continuous flow.
Objectives
- Automate shooting mechanics.
- Perform volume shooting.
- Activate Rebound.
- Mobilize pass in the band.
Recommended age
- From 8 years onwards (Minibasket: categories, benjamin and fry).
Number of players
- From 8 players on.
Recommended time
- Recommended time: 3-4 minutes.
- a certain number of baskets,
- or a challenge to score a certain baskets at a certain time (so long as we are realistic and an achievable goal).
- or a challenge to score a certain number of baskets in a row.
Equipment and facilities
- Minimum 3 balls.
- A half Basketball court.
Initial layout and description
A row of india situated in the central circle and all with ball except the first person and the last one in the row. Another person to bounce and one person in each band, at the height of the extension of the free kick.
The first of the row (without the ball) comes out to the ring and are open to receive.
The next player, with the ball, giving a pass to player 1, and opens on the opposite side.
Player 1 shoots and heads to the ring to catch the rebound of a shot that will make player 2.
The player who was on the rebound gives the pass to the player of the band nearest to you and heads back to replace him.
The one who was in the band receives the pass and gives it to the middle row and adds it to the row.
Rotate so on.
Variants
- It makes a feint pass, out, or shot before shooting.
- It makes a change-of-hand, side pot, or step-back before pulling.
- Is pulled up to dial in the basket.
Cedric Arregui Guivarch
National Coach of Basketball (CES 2014)
