Basketballexercises for technique strength strength / power

Objective
  • Collect as many cards as possible by scoring and perform the corresponding fitness exercises.
Execution
  • For each goal, the player may take a card.
  • Each card has a suit: clubs, spades, hearts, or diamonds.
  • The suit of the card determines the fitness exercise:
    • Hearts: Push-ups
    • Spades: Squats
    • Clubs: Burpees
    • Diamonds: Lunges
  • Perform the exercise the number of times indicated on the card. For example, Hearts 4 means 4 push-ups.
  • After completing the exercise, the player may shoot again.
  • The group with the most cards at the end wins.

Objective

  • Collect as many cards as possible by scoring and performing the corresponding exercises.

Execution

  • Participants shoot at the basket and may take a card if they score.
  • Each card has a symbol: clubs, spades, hearts, or diamonds.
  • Each symbol represents a specific fitness exercise:
    • Hearts: Push-ups
    • Spades: Squats
    • Clubs: Burpees
    • Diamonds: Lunges
  • After picking a card, the player performs the corresponding exercise the number of times indicated on the card. For example, Hearts 4 means 4 push-ups.
  • After the exercise, they may continue shooting.
  • The group with the most cards wins.
Execution
  • Divide the players into two groups.
  • The group without the ball tries to tag the player from the other group who has the ball.
  • As soon as they have tagged the player, the ball is theirs.
  • The player with the ball tries to pass the ball as quickly as possible to a teammate.
  • Tagging someone with the ball scores a point.
  • The team that scores ten points first wins.
Benefits
  • The children develop better ball control.
  • The children learn to aim with the basketball.
  • The children learn to dribble well.
  • The children develop a sense of teamwork and learn to cooperate.
  • The children move around in the gymnasium or on the sports field outside.
Ideal for
  • Training sessions
  • Lessons
  • Fun activities
Execution
  • Everyone stands in a line, one behind the other.
  • The first player throws the ball against the backboard.
  • The rest of the players time their jump to catch the ball in the air and throw it against the backboard again.
  • The twentieth player throws the ball into the basket.
  • Repeat this on both the right and left side.
  • Players run around a cone or coach each time and rejoin at the back of the line.
drawing Rebound drill
  • 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
Shooting game where they get to take a card when they have scored. Each playing card shows a "color," clubs, spades, hearts or diamonds. Each color represents a fitness exercise.

Hearts: Push-ups, Spades: Squat, Clubs: Burpee, Diamonds: Lunges.

Once they have picked a card, they must first perform the corresponding exercise, they do this the number the card indicates. For example, Hearts 4 = 4 push-ups. Then they may continue shooting again. Group with the most cards, has won.

Shooting game where they get to take a card when they have scored. Each playing card shows a "color," clubs, spades, hearts or diamonds. Each color represents a fitness exercise.

Hearts: Push-ups, Spades: Squat, Clubs: Burpee, Diamonds: Lunges.

Once they have picked a card, they must first perform the corresponding exercise, they do this the number the card indicates. For example, Hearts 4 = 4 push-ups. Then they may continue shooting again. Group with the most cards, has won.

This exercise sounds simple but it certainly is not:
  • The idea is for the player with the ball to get past a 100% giving defender in 3 dribbles.
  • The scoring player stays put, misses then goes out and the defender may attack against a new person.
  • The goal is for the player to give everything during this exercise.
  • Here the attacker is forced to be explosive and use his whole body.
drawing Three step king of court
Everyone has a ball.
  • Slalom around pylons, possibly with touching.
  • Dribble with bench. Both sides a foot.
  • Back line slides with ball overhead.
  • Dribble to center line and push up.
  • Layup.
Repeat 3 times.
Everyone a ball.

  • First part slalom around pylons, possibly touching.
  • Then dribble with bench on both sides a foot.
  • Back line slides with ball above head.
  • Dribble to center line -pressing-.
  • Layup.
Putting down pylons (zig/zag to centerline)
  • Defensive slides to center line
  • Sprint to back line
  • Run out on back line
  • Sprint to center line and run out to back line.

Set-up:
  •  Possibly set up on 2 sides and against each other
  •  Then: zig/zag, sprint back and forth and zig/zag again.)
  •  Possibly with ball (slalom)
Spread over the baseline (with the ball)

  • Tap, push-ups, sit-ups, jumping, lying on stomach, planks
  • After the whistle, sprint to the center line...then run out to other back line.
  • There, do the exercise again.
  • If necessary, have the last team do push-ups (tempo).