Basketball drills for technique rebounding

• Start middle A. 
• Passes to the side B. 
• B dribbles up along sideline and takes offensive position.
• A becomes defender.
• C and D set screens away from the ball, or backscreen.Defenders E and F allowed to switch and.
• Offence until score or rebound defense. 
• (Till 5)Loser push-ups.

• Player A shoots from 10 different positions, with Player B rebounding and passing tight passes to Player A.
• 10x shots are made from each position.
• Both players take their turn.
• You have about 20 minutes to have both shot, if this is not the case there is a suicide.
• The goal of this exercise is to focus purely on your form.

• 3 defenders in a row in the paint.
  • Give them number one, two, three.
• 3 attackers at the three-point line position head and wing.
• Coach passes to one of the 3 attackers and calls nrs 1-3
• Defender with that number close-out to attacker with ball.
• Attacker shoots (may use 1 dribble). Defence boxt-out

• Setup
  • 2 groups on the forward
• Coach misses a free throw.
• 2 players fight for the rebound.
• Player who scores gets 1 point.

• 3 against 2 with passing every time. 
• Help each other in defense when someone is free. 
• The attackers learn to use a man advantage and to finish. 
• Speed, precision, good passing and team play are necessary here.

• Line up for free throws
• Let the ball bounce on the ground (defenders must keep the attackers away until the ball has stopped)
• When the attacker gets the ball, push up (whole team)

• One person shoots free throws.
• The other players stand in the rebound positions and try to get the ball by outboxing.
• Every 2 free throws you rotate.

Triplets with a ball.

• Trainer throws ball against the board, team must rebound and choose outlet.
• Trainer blocks off one side so they have to pick and ask for the ball!
• Outlet dribbles to the middle and 3X0 completes with a layup (pace.)

• Depending on the level of the U12 explain: outlet, ask for the ball (hands), fill in lines and run attack.
• Trainer can be disruptive at the 2x1, pay attention to left and right handed dribbling.

• 4-8 players on each basket.
• 2-4 offensive players, 2-4 defensive players.
• 1 shooter.
• Coach if necessary.

• free play on 1 or 2 baskets,
• depending on the number of players.
• NO dribbles only passing.

• Centers + Guards + Forwards
• 3 Players
• 1 ball
• -a basket
• -2 Cones

Requirements :

Players must be able to dribble and run a layup

Goal :

• To finish off an overtime situation in 2-man break.
• train outlet pass
• to train running line flyer

Organization:

• the defender throws the ball against the board, left or right of the ring
• the attacker on the side of the board takes the outlet position and asks for the ball.
• The flyer sprints away towards the middle line.
• Flyer sprints around the pawn back to the basket.
• outlet dribbles as fast as possible around the other pawn
• the passer sprints to the centre circle, but has 1 foot in there and then goes to defend.
• attackers have 1 goal attempt and max 2 passes.
• the attacker who misses becomes the defender.

Teaching points

• the defender NOT to make any unsportsmanlike mistakes
• defender takes the charge or forces the dribbler to the side of the pitch

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  With 3 men on the back line and the middle one has the ball
• The middle passes to a man and runs after the ball
• The man in the middle passes to the man on the other side, who also runs after the ball.
• They do this while running to the basket on the other side.
• When someone is close enough to the basket, the man runs a lay-up.
• He becomes the defender and the other two attackers must try to reach each other with a long ball.
• The goal of the defender is to prevent the attackers from scoring.
• If the attackers do not manage to score, they must do 5 push-ups.