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In the ever-evolving world of basketball, staying ahead of the game is crucial. As teams constantly adapt and refine their offensive strategies, it’s essential for players, coaches, and enthusiasts alike to understand the evolution of basketball offense motion. From the early days of set plays to the modern era of motion offense, the game has…
Simple drill for working on feeding the post and guards relocating for an open shot after hitting the post. Players line up as in the picture on the left. Bigs on Baseline. Guards on sideline. The cone represents a coach. Coach can pass to wing or wing can spin ball to self Wing takes a…
Whether or not we as coaches consciously think of basketball in terms of space and time, we would be hard-pressed to argue against the notion that all games are inherently founded on acquiring and defending space and very often in miniscule periods of time and in extremely small spaces. A quick hoops example to illustrate…
Continuous hedge drill for working ball screen hedges and weak side help. Ball starts on wing. Player at top of key sets first ball screen Based on coaches preference player either hedges the screen and player defending the ball goes over or under the screen. The animation below is a hard hedge and over. Ball…
Great video with over 12 minutes of individual skills development drills from the Tulsa Women’s Basketball Program. There are definitely a drill or two in here for coaches at all levels.
Simple four cone agility drill you can do as part of your weight lifting routine. The drill emphasizes basketball agility while also teaching body control. Add it as a station to your weight room workouts.