Basketballexercises for u15

• The ball goes to the player on the right who takes a shot.
• If a score is made, the shooter receives 2 or 3 points.
• Everyone goes for the rebound.
• A rebound earns 1 point, even if a score is made on an offensive rebound.
• The attack continues with an offensive rebound.
• With a defensive rebound, the teams switch roles.

• A player takes free throws. Two other players stand behind the player taking the free throw, according to the rules.
• Once the ball is thrown, the three players go for the rebound.
• If the player who took the free throw gets the ball, they may take another free throw.
• If they do not get the rebound, the three players are replaced by the next three.

Objective

• Improve reaction speed
• Practice one-on-one situations

Execution

• Divide the players into pairs and assign each pair a number.
• When the coach calls out a number, the players with that number sprint to the centre as quickly as possible.
• The players grab the basketball and dribble towards the basket for a one-on-one situation.
• They have only one attempt to score.
• After their scoring attempt, the ball is returned to the coach.
• The coach can also call out multiple numbers at once for two-on-two, three-on-three, and so on.

• Player B passes the ball to Player C.
• Player B runs to the cone and receives the ball.
• Player B performs a lay-up.
• Player B joins line C.
• Player C passes the ball back to line B.
• Player C rebounds Player B's shot.
• Player C moves to line A.
• Player A passes the ball to Player B.
• Player A joins line B.

• 3 attackers against 2 defenders, with rotation each time.
• The defenders must help each other if an attacker is unmarked.
• The attackers learn to take advantage of a numerical superiority and finish.

• Improve speed, accuracy, good passes, and teamwork.

• Each player has a ball.
• Place the five cones as shown in the diagram.
• At each cone, players make a change of direction.
• Between the first two cones, they continuously execute their change of direction.
• After the cones, there is an opportunity to take a shot or a lay-up.

• Ensure clear changes in direction.
• Accelerate after each change.
• Show aggressiveness in the 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.

• 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.

• Training sessions
• Lessons
• Fun activities

• Train the fast break in a game-like situation.

• Centres, Guards, and Forwards from Under 14, 6 or more players.
• 1 ball, two baskets.
• 2 teams with different coloured shirts.
• Players run around the circle.
• As soon as the coach shoots, they go for the rebound.
• The side that secures the ball runs a fast break to the other end.
• No shot within 5 seconds = push-ups + the other team takes the ball out from the baseline.
• After a score or defensive rebound, the other team runs a fast break back.

• Outlet position and pass.
• Flyer on the other side sprints away at full speed.
• Execute at top speed.
• After a score, immediately take the ball in with an overhead pass.

• Two teams alternately set up in 2 rows.
• Players tip the ball via the board to each other (jumping and tipping as with a tip-in) and join the back of the other row.
• On the coach's signal, the team that has the ball at that moment runs a fast break to the other basket.
• The other team defends.
• With an odd number of players, the larger team always attacks, creating an automatic numerical advantage situation.

• 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.

Execution

• Each player has a ball.
• The group is divided into two groups, each at a basketball hoop.
• The first player of the group attacks the first cone and performs a change of direction.
• At each cone, the player repeats the change of direction until reaching the hoop on the opposite side.
• The player finishes according to the indicated variation.

Change of Direction Variations

• Crossover
• Between the legs
• Behind the back
• Hesitation
• Fake move

Finishing Variations

• Lay-up
• Reverse lay-up
• Euro step
• Jump stop shot
• Floater
• Jump stop cross step

• Form two lines on the baseline.
• Players run around the coach.
• They score close to the basket on the opposite side.
• Repeat and shoot progressively further away, eventually from the free-throw line.

• Divide the team into three groups of four players each. One group stands on each baseline, and the third group is in the middle of the court. Players in the middle spread out along the midline.
• At the whistle, the players in the middle run to the baseline and ask for a ball. The player catches the ball, shoots at the nearest basket, and retrieves their own rebound.
• The player who passed the ball runs to the other side of the court for a pass from the other baseline. The rotation continues.

• Players must work hard for conditioning improvement.
• Set a target for passing and use correct footwork and shooting techniques.
• Ensure clean and accurate passes.

• Vary the type of shot (three-pointers, mid-range, lay-ups, etc.).
• Give players a time limit and a target for the number of scores to make.
• Adjust based on the team's level or the available time.