This skill development drill is provided by Dr. Dish Basketball.
The drill is coached by NBA Shooting Coach John Townsend.
You can and should modify any of the drills to make them fit your needs or to add variety to your skill development work.
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2 on 2 Interchange Defensive Drill with Scott Nagy,
Wright State University Head Coach;
2x Horizon League regular season champions (2019, 2020);
2018 Horizon League Tournament champions;
3x Horizon League Coach of the Year (2018, 2019, 2020);
former South Dakota State University Head Coach;
3x Summitt League Champions
Scott Nagy has taken the Horizon League by storm in the last several years. This inside-look into a Wright State practice will show you exactly why he has won Coach of the Year honors for the last three years in a row! You will gain insight into Wright State’s offensive style of play in addition to how players are developed on both ends of the floor through breakdown drills
We are providing this drill to give you ideas on how to enhance your current practice drills. The idea is not to implement it exactly as is, but rather to tweak it to make it fit your system.
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For more information about Inside Basketball Practice with Coach Scott Nagy: Offensive Sets, Defensive Breakdown Drills & 5-on-5, click here: Inside Basketball Practice with Coach Scott Nagy
Kelvin Sampson Conversion Defense Drill with Kelvin Sampson,
University of Houston Head Coach;
2x American Athletic Conference champions (’19, ’20);
2x AAC Coach of the Year (’18, ’19);
1995 AP Coach of the Year; 2002 NABC Coach of the Year;
former Oklahoma, Indiana and Washington State head coach;
former assistant coach with the Houston Rockets and Milwaukee Bucks
With this video, you will get an opportunity to watch as Sampson prepares his team for an upcoming game. Watch as they treat practice like a game day while reviewing their key concepts and offensive and defensive principles.
We are providing this drill to give you ideas on how to enhance your current practice drills. The idea is not to implement it exactly as is, but rather to tweak it to make it fit your system.
There is sound with the video, so please make sure that your sound is on.
This is a YouTube video, so you will need to be on a network that does not block YouTube videos.
For more information about NABC On the Court Open Practice with Kelvin Sampson: Transition Offense & Defense + Opponent Prep, click here: NABC On the Court Open Practice with Kelvin Sampson: Transition Offense & Defense + Opponent Prep – Basketball — Championship Productions, Inc.
This is a 3 minute and 30 second video of Wichita State Head Basketball Coach Gregg Marshall going through a one on one defensive drill during a Wichita State practice.
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This post is a drill from the Arkansas Women’s Basketball program.
This video and other basketball coaching videos are available on the Arkansas Women’s Basketball You Tube Channel
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Like all drills that you see other programs use, you can either modify it or take parts of these ideas for your use and your needs. I hope to provide food for thought for you to use as a place to start for ideas to improve your program.
The drill is a part of his “Green Light Shooting System” that he uses to determine shot selection.
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These drills were submitted by Coach Mason Waters you can follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/masonwaters_
Mason Waters has coached at multiple levels of basketball including the NCAA Division 2 level at Flagler College, the high school level at West Forsyth High School in Georgia, and at the middle school level. He’s currently an assistant at South Forsyth high school.
You can download his entire Drill Book here: Coach Mason Waters Drill Book
PURPOSE:
This drill practices creating advantages when attacking the rim and finishing. Often times offensive players create a driving angle but neglect to maintain that advantage by initiating contact with the defender. This allows the defense to get back in front of the basketball.
SETUP/INSTRUCTIONS:
This drill is being performed on both sides of the floor. Only two players will go at once and then the other side of the floor will go.
One offensive player will start with the basketball in the yellow area. They will compete against one defender. The defender has the choice to start in 1 of 3 arrangements: (1) on the left side of the ballhandler(2) on the right side of the ballhandler,
or (3) completely behind the ballhandler.
The ballhandler will attack the rim when the defender says, “Go!” The offensive player aims to maintain a good driving Tangle by initiating contact with the defender. Once the ballhandler gets in a scoring area, they will nudge off the defender to create space for their finish.
TEACHING POINTS:
1) Good finishing involves two-steps: (1) Initial getting past defender (2) Maintaining that advantage through creating contact.
2) Do not push off the defense with your arm. Instead, bump off them with your body and protect the basketball.
3) It is better to drive in a straight line than a curved line.
VARIATIONS TO THIS DRILL:
1) Finish the last set of reps by having the defender play straight in front of the offense and have them play 1v1 with the same emphases.
# OF BASKETBALLS: > 4+
PURPOSE:
This drill practices weak hand ballhandling and finishing, with a variety of different footwork.
SETUP/INSTRUCTIONS:
Players line up along the baseline. One player performs the drill at a time. Each player will make 3 layups going in one direction and then make 3 layups coming back in the other direction.
Each round consists of 6 made layups where the player dribbles to the cone.1 will go through and make 6 layups. After 
1 finishes the drill, 2 goes next, then 3, etc.
All layups should be made with the weak hand. For each of the four rounds there will be a different type of finish. In round (1) Weak hand/right foot finishes (2) weak hand/ left foot finishes (3) weak hand/2-foot finishes (4) weak hand/must have a shot fake of some sort then finish.
The next person in line must perform 10 weak hand inside out dribbles before going.
TEACHING POINTS:
1) Make layups with your eyes.
VARIATIONS TO THIS DRILL:
Incorporate whatever finishing or footwork move you prefer.
# OF BASKETBALLS: 1 PER PLAYER
