• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar

  • Basketball Plays
    • Ball Screen Sets
    • Horns Sets
    • Man to Man Post Up
    • Man to Man Isolations
    • Backdoor Plays
    • Man to Man 3 Point Shot Plays
    • 2-3 Zone Attack
    • Baseline Inbound Plays
    • Sideline Inbound Plays
    • Combination Defense Attack
  • Drills
    • Defensive Drills
    • Offensive Drills
    • Competitive Drills
    • Passing Drills
    • Rebounding Drills
    • Shooting and Scoring Drills
    • Toughness Drills
    • Transition & Conversion Drills
    • One on One Drills
  • Blueprint
  • Practice
  • Mental Toughness
  • Skill Development
  • Offense
  • Defense
  • Store

Basketball Drills Driving

By Brian Williams on July 10, 2013

Basketball Drills Driving

These basketball drills were posted by FastModel’s plays and drills library. The library has hundreds of plays and drills from coaches all over the world and from various levels of coaching. You can check it out here:

Fast Model Plays and Drills Library

The Bounce off and re-attack drill diagrammed below was submitted by betterbasketball.com

The two foot layup drill was posted by Coach Tom Kelsey

Tom has been a small college head coach, winning multiple coach of the year honors. He also served as the Director of Basketball Operations for the LSU men’s basketball program. Tom spent time on the coaching staffs of Don Meyer and Mark Gottfried.

Bounce off and Re-Attack

Basketball Drills

Bounce-Off Then Re-Attack Lay-Up Pattern

Choose a dribble move and attack the middle.

Pretend help defense is in position. Instead of picking up the ball, or forcing a move, or forcing a shot, or making a bad pass, the Bounce-Off dribble allows you to withdraw and bounce away from a situation that you don’t like while still keeping your options open.

Choose a dribble move and re-attack the area that you just bounced off.

Finish with a lay-up.

Basketball Drills

Bounce-Off Re-Attack Jump Shot Pattern

Choose a dribble move and attack the rim.

Pretend help defense is in position. Just like the lay-up drill, you’ll Bounce-Off the action because you don’t like what you see.

Now that you have space, choose a dribble move and re-attack the area that you just bounced off.

Pull up for a jump shot.

Two Foot Layup

Basketball Drills

Got this drill from Duke and watching JJ Reddick. After catching the ball, crossover and get into the paint.

Objective is to get to the other side of the rim. Two foot layup allows player to get balance and protect the ball.

This is a game like drill that gives players confidence when penetrating the paint. Give them moves where they can score at the rim vs. defense.

Basketball Drills

Description:

  • Crossover to the elbow. In the lane take one dribble with long hop step to create separation and make a two foot layup.
  • Work on getting to the other side of the rim for shot off the glass. Use the rim as protection from the defender.
Print Friendly, PDF & Email

Related Posts:

  • The Best Deals
  • Best Gifts For Basketball Coaches & Trainers for 2020
  • St Andrew’s College Brings Their Basketball Program into…
  • Worst to First in an Instant: How Hudl Vaulted This Florida…
  • Worst to First in an Instant: How Hudl Vaulted This Florida…

Reader Interactions

Trackbacks

  1. Driving Drills Basketball | lessons - driving instructor says:
    November 18, 2015 at 8:53 am

    […] Basketball Drills Driving – coachingtoolbox.net – These basketball drills were posted by FastModel’s plays and drills library. The library has hundreds of plays and drills from coaches all over the world and from … […]

Primary Sidebar

  • Twitter
  • Facebook
  • Linkedin
coachestoolbox
personaldevelopmenttoolbox
basketballplayerstoolbox
basketballtrainer
athleticperformancetoolbox
coachingbasketball

© Copyright 2023 Coaching Toolbox

Design by BuzzworthyBasketballMarketing.com

Privacy Policy