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Welcome to the basketball section of Yoursportplanner. As an enthusiastic coach and passionate basketball trainer, you will find here the ultimate resource for training exercises, tactical insights and tools to create effective workouts. Whether you work with youth or adults, beginners or experienced players, Yoursportplanner provides you with all the information and tools you need to achieve your goals in the sport you love so much. Proper training, practice, dedication and fun are the key to success. Right now we offer 966 basketball drills and there are 50 basketball workouts created by basketball coaches. Do not hesitate and proceed quickly to put together your basketball workouts and improve the performance of your basketball team.

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    • 3 Rows on the baseline.
    • The middle player has the ball and starts the weave with the 2 outer players.
    • On the other baseline are 2 players with a ball.
    • The middle man makes a lay up and the outside players get the ball from the players on the baseline and take a shot.
    • The player who ran the lay up runs the weave back with them.
    drawing Weaving with shot
    • Player 1 sets up under the board with a ball.
    • Player 1 jumps 3 times and taps the board with the ball after which he finishes.
    • Player 2 takes the rebound and passes to player 3.
    • At the same time player 1 runs to player 3 where he pulls the ball out of his hands -giving resistance- and immediately goes to the hoop to score.
    • He takes his own rebound and repeats the exercise.
    drawing Big guy jump - finish
    • Starting lineup:
      • 1 player at the free throw line
      • 5 players stand around the bucket
    • Course:
      • Player takes the free throw
      • Other players fight for the rebound
      • 1 point if you score the free throw
      • 1 point if you take the rebound
      • Play to 5 points
      • Each in turn, shuffle through clockwise
    • Progression:
      • 2 points if it is an offensive rebound
      • Play to 7 points
    • Regression:
      • Having fewer players rebound
    drawing Free throws with rebound
    • Two teams, each at a spot.
    • If you score, you get to take a pot.
    • The team with the most pots at the end is the winner.
    drawing shots
    • Guard with ball
    • 2 players on the three-point line -1 offense, 1 defense-.
    • Player tries to get free
    drawing V cut
    • Starting position:
      • 1 group near the center line, right
      • 1 group a few meters behind the center line, middle
      • Ball in the middle
    • Progression:
      • Player 1 dribbles up to the three-point line
      • Player 1 passes to player 2 who runs along
      • Player 2 does a lay-up
      • Player 1 takes the rebound and makes an outlet pass to player 2 who runs through
      • Player 2 connects in the middle
      • Player 1 connects on the right
    • Progression:
      • Player 1 dribbles in 3 dribbles to the three-point line
      • Player 1 dribbles in 2 dribbles to the three-point line
      • Extra defender under goal
      • Score 10 layups in a row or as many as there are players
      • Player 2 does another layup on the other side of the court
      • Player 2 does several more ball handling drills before reconnecting
    • Regression:
      • Reduce distance to three-point line
    drawing Lay-up warm up drill
    • Full field
    • Per 2 players
    • All players a ball
    • Players face each other on the end line
    • In the middle are 5 cones with tennis ball on them and 5 cones without tennis ball.
    At the Go signal, players dribble toward each other.
    1. High five -> change hands, cross over dribble.
    2. High collision ball next to the body, one player grabs the ball from the other. 2 times, rebound.
    3. Roll the ball simultaneously towards each other.
    4. After this, find a cone with tennis ball and move it onto a cone without tennis ball.
    • Throwing the ball against the board
    • Rebound
    • Transition
    drawing Transitions
    • Starting lineup:
      • 1 player stands ready to shoot
      • 1 rebounder
    • Progression:
      • Set shots are taken at close range
      • Stretch arm with ball on hand, fold arm and turn hand and shoot
      • Shoot 10 times and then switch
    • Progression:
      • Standing further from the goal
      • Taking correct free throws
    • Regression:
      • AFTER
    drawing Shooting basics
    • 2 teams, both behind the baseline.
    • One group has a ball.
    • On the go signal, one player from each team leaves for the cone in front of them.
    • The player with ball tries to make a layup and the player without ball tries to prevent it.
    drawing Transition, lay up

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