Basketball drills for technique attack / offense

• 4 things you can do after passing:
  • Ball-screen.
  • Screen away.
  • Cut to the basket (example: give and go, or back-cut). Back cut if the defender is denying the pass.
  • V-cut and pop back outside for the return pass and outside shot.
• Rules without the ball:
  • If you have an under-play (defender sagging off), pop out to spread the defense.
  • If you have an overplay (being denied), backcut.
  • Someone dribbling at you, backcut (except for the weave plays).
  • Fill the open spot when a teammate cuts inside.
  • When someone dribble-penetrates, relocate.
  • Screen away, and pop out.
  • The most important rule is to keep moving.
    
    
    

• 5 men start at the center line.
• 1 makes lay up becomes defence
• 2 taps the cone and also defends
• 3 rebounds and throws in
• 4-5 hit baseline and ask to play ball for 3-2

• baseline start.
• 1 man dribble attack
• 1 man footwork defense
• from the halfway line 1-1

Games with different assignments/restrictions.
Pay attention to free running, not blind dribbling, good passing, pivoting, talking.

• 3x3 without dribbling (1 basket)
• with max 2 dribbles
• Both teams lie on the back line (on stomach),
• trainer puts ball in play via shot or bounce (quickly choose position, who will attack?)
• just play to the 10 (end game)

• 1X1:
  • Player on the baseline has the ball, gives the pass to the wing and follows his pass for the defense.
  • Players play 1X1 to the goal.
• 1X2:
  • Player on the baseline has the ball, makes the pass to the wing and follows his pass for the defence.
  • The wing attacks the baseline, makes a back-up dribble and throws a pass to the safety.
  • (The defender remains on the same man, the wing, defending).
  • The Winger runs free, gets the pass from the playmaker and attacks the goal 1X1.
• 2X2:
  • Player on the baseline has the ball, gives the pass to the wing and follows his pass for defense, the 2nd defender also runs to the top to defend.
  • The wing attacks the baseline, does a backup dribble and gives a pass to the playmaker.
  • After his pass, the winger goes to cut and post up as a center.
  • The playmaker now dribbles to the wing position.
  • From this position the players play 2X2 to finish.
• 2X3:
  • Player on the baseline has the ball, passes to the wing and follows his pass for defence, the 2nd defender also runs to the top to defend.
  • The wing attacks the baseline, does a backup dribble and gives a pass to the playmaker.
  • After his pass, the winger goes to cut and post up as a center.
  • The playmaker now dribbles to the wing position.
  • The third attacker can be used as a saftey.
• 3X3:
  • Player on the baseline has the ball, gives the pass to the wing and follows his pass for defence, the 2nd and 3rd defender also run to the top to defend.
  • The wing attacks the baseline, does a back up dribble and gives a pass to the playmaker.
  • After his pass, the wing walks to the other side of the ring to position himself as a centre.
  • Meanwhile the server passes the ball to the other wing who is ready to play (swinging).

• Playmaker gives the pass to the wing
• The playmaker cuts through and positions himself at the center position
• The wing steps out and gives a collision pass to the center
• The centre can finish with the following movements
  • open step to the inside
  • Fake open step to the inside -> turn around and finish with a shot
  • Fake open step inside -> turn outside -> step inside and finish with a one-step lay-up

• 5 players.
• 3 offensive,
• 2 passive defensive players.
• Well executed,
• possible to add 1 off
• and 1 def player in corner.

• 3 guys outside 3-point line.
• Pass/Dribble right, move right.
• Pass the ball to moving player when he is outside again. (Pure for the drill, insidelay-up is goal 1)
• (Defenders can be added later.)

• 2 players start on 3 point line + 1 player with ball on top
• Players 2 and 3 sprint to baseline and back.
• Player 1 passes ball to player 2 or 3. Player 2 and 3 then play 1x1.
• Variation :
  • In a second phase, passes can also be made to the player on top who then passes back.

• Pass layup
• on the last pass there is a defender in a place where you can easily pass

• 2 or more players have the ball and walk/dribble through each other
• On signal, the person with the ball passes to the first person he/she makes eye contact with
• repeat maximum 8 times

• 2 players start on 3 point line + 1 player with the ball on top
• Players 2 and 3 sprint to baseline and back.
• Player 1 passes ball to player 2 or 3. Player 2 and 3 then play 1x1.
• 4. Variation :
  • In a second phase the ball can also be passed to the player on top who then passes back.