Passing Drills (5)

BasksetballCoach.com Presents: 35 Best Passing Drills Many of the top coaches at the highest levels of the game of basketball will tell you one of the most important stats related to winning is assists. The assist is reflective of a team’s ability to take advantage of an opponent and put players into scoring position. This video takes you inside practice sessions with some of the games top coaches and trainers and gives you the tools necessary to improve your team’s passing skills. There is a wide variety of drills that work on everything from catching, bounce passing, outlet passing, and much more. Warm-Up Drills Monteverde (FL) Academy head coach Kevin Boyle, a three-time national champion, shares a pair of warm-up drills that work on passing and movement without the ball. Players work on V-cuts and perimeter exchanges in the first drill. The second has players work on shot fakes, middle drives, baseline drives, and drift passes to the corner. Michigan State head coach Tom Izzo, a Naismith Hall of Famer, uses a three-player drill to work on the fast break. The drill starts with a rebound and an outlet pass by a post player. The focus of the drill is on advancing the ball as much as possible with each pass. Gregg Marshall, the 2014 Naismith Coach of the Year after leading Wichita State to the Final Four, shows you a drill to work on passing by post players. Posts must block out, rebound the ball at its apex with two hand, and make an outlet pass to the correct side of the floor. Legendary high school head coach Bob Hurley of St. Anthony’s in New Jersey shows you an outlet passing drill he used to begin his practices. Players work in pairs and begin the drill by simulating a rebound off the glass. The player receiving the pass dribbles to the middle of the floor and makes a jump stop inside the free throw circle then passes to the rebounder who has run wide. More from the Best There are plenty more drills like the Four-Man Weave from Connecticut women’s head coach Geno Auriemma, who has 11 national titles and two Olympic gold medals. The list of contributors that you will see in this video includes Kentucky head coach John Calipari, Arizona head coach Sean Miller, Bill Self of Kansas, and many more. It is a literal “who’s who” of some of the best teachers of basketball fundamentals in the business.

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Smart Basketball Passing Drills One of the most underrated skills in the game of basketball is the ability to pass. Those who are effective passers make their teammates better by giving them the ball in a position to score. Smart Basketball Training Lead Trainer Austin McBeth shows you 17 different passing drills that help any player become a better, more accurate passer. McBeth, who played for Fred Hoiberg at Iowa State, offers up drills that can be done alone or with a partner. The drills will improve your passing, but Coach McBeth goes even deeper explaining when and why to use different types of passes. Basketball Passing Drills With a Partner If you have partner or are practicing with a team, Coach McBeth shows you a variety of drills designed to improve passing skills. You will learn how to throw better lead passes, flare passes, back door bounce passes, and more. The drills are not simply two players passing the ball back and forth either. Coach McBeth simulates game-like situations so players learn to recognize when to pass and what type of pass to use. Basketball Passing Drills Without a Partner There will be times when you do not have a partner. Coach McBeth gives you a number of one-handed and two-handed drills that you can practice on your own. All you need is a wall. In addition to perfecting different types of passes, Coach McBeth also incorporates different crossovers so that players develop the ability to pass off the dribble. These drills will help players develop the muscle memory to be able to pass off the dribble in any game situation. It doesn’t matter if you are a point guard looking to improve your assist game or a post player who wants to be a better passer. Coach McBeth’s 45-minute video gives you the drills you need to pass like a pro. Rent this basketball passing drills DVD today.

Basketball Passing Drills & Ball Control Passing is a fundamental skill in basketball that players must master. Lyndsey Fennelly, an All-American point guard at Iowa State, is now a basketball trainer and coach and in this video demonstrates how she trains players to become dynamic ball handlers and efficient passers. Fennelly was a second-round pick of the Indiana Fever after leading Iowa State in assists during the 2006-07 season. She is the former course director at Point Guard College. Coach Fennelly begins the training session with a warm up. Players progress through 10 different ball handling drills that build confidence. Fennelly has her players dribble at game speed to get them out of their comfort zone. In just 10 minutes per session, players can really build their dribbling confidence. After the warm up, Coach Fennelly then begins to add drills that simulate game-like conditions. She adds movement and contact. Players work from the wing to attack the rim using different dribbles and finishes. Coach Fennelly teaches four different attacking moves in the Wing Attack Drill. Players develop dexterity and placement of the off arm to protect the basketball. Fennelly also teaches the Eurostep here training the technique from baseline to middle and from middle to baseline. Basketball Passing Drills for Games Coach Fennelly also includes drills designed to improve passing. This is often overlooked by coaches today. Fennelly’s drills are designed to promote passing confidence so that players can make difficult passes under pressure. Four types of passes are taught – hook, push, rugby, and behind the back. Coaches looking to build better ball handlers and better passers will take much away from Coach Fennelly’s video. Most of the drills presented can be done individually, with a single partner, or with a team. No matter the skill level, the drills in this 46-minute video can help develop players that are unstoppable scoring and passing threats. Rent this basketball passing drills DVD today.

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