Great Rip Through Basketball 1 on 1 Drill: In Your Grill
Shooting & Rebounding Drill - Bounce and Pounce
Protect the dribble
Add measured pressure while players work on keeping the ball away from the defender and moving with control.
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Practice for the physical gameBring game contact
Bring game contact
into your practice.
Give your players a chance to work through the bump before it shows up on game night. The HoopsKing Toughness Training Pad lets a coach add controlled pressure to ball-handling, finishing, post and rebounding drills.
One mobile coach. One versatile pad. More purposeful reps.
Choose quantity & add to cart- Forearm-worn design
- 3 lb foam pad
- One pad included
Make the drill feel more like the gameA skill is stronger
A skill is stronger
when you can use it under pressure.
Clean, unopposed reps have their place. So do reps that ask a player to keep their dribble, hold their position and stay focused when space gets tight.
Work through the bump
Use contact during gathers, post moves and finishing drills to give each repetition a clear game situation.
React to a contest
Extend the pad upward to present a taller visual obstacle during shooting and rebounding work.
Finish the repetitionKeep the focus.
Keep the focus.
Keep the ball.
Make contact part of the drill plan. The coach wears the pad on the forearm and stays close enough to guide the repetition, vary the pressure and give immediate feedback.
- Gather and finish after a controlled bump.
- Work on post position and ball protection.
- Build rebounding sequences around contact and balance.
Choose the pace and pressure to suit the player and the drill.
Change the challengeAdd reach.
Add reach.
Change the read.
Turn the pad upright and use it as a shot-contest target. Players can rehearse seeing an obstacle, adjusting their response and completing the shooting repetition.
Use the same pad across guard, wing and post stations, with different cues for each role.
Know what you’re gettingMade to move
Made to move
with the coach.
A lightweight foam pad with a broad contact face, forearm sleeve and hand grip. Wear it for contact work, then extend it for a different drill.
| Pad size | 24 × 12 × 3 inches |
|---|---|
| Weight | 3 lb |
| Design | Foam pad with forearm sleeve and hand grip |
| Drill uses | Ball-handling, finishing, shooting, rebounding and post play |
| Included | One Toughness Training Pad |
| Not included | Basketball and other scene equipment |
Turn the pad into a practice station
Watch the coaching drills.
See the original HoopsKing demonstrations in the video player above, or open either drill below.
Rip-through: In Your Grill
See a one-on-one rip-through drill with the pad used to add defensive pressure.
Watch the rip-through drill on YouTubeShooting & rebounding: Bounce and Pounce
See how shooting and rebounding can be linked in a coach-led drill.
Watch the shooting and rebounding drill on YouTube
Good questions
Before you start your next drill.
How does the coach hold the pad?
The forearm fits through the sleeve on the back, and the hand holds the grip. This keeps the pad in position as the coach moves with the drill.
Can it be used for guards and post players?
Yes. Use it for ball-handling and finishing with guards, or for position, rebounding and finishing work with wings and post players.
Can the pad be used to contest shots?
Yes. A coach can extend it upward to add reach and provide a visual obstacle during a shooting drill.
How many pads come with the order?
One Toughness Training Pad. Basketballs and other equipment shown in the training scenes are not included.
What are the size and weight?
The pad measures 24 × 12 × 3 inches and weighs 3 lb.
Give the next rep a purposeTrain the contact.
Train the contact.
Coach the response.
Bring a new challenge to your next skill session with the HoopsKing Toughness Training Pad.
Choose quantity & add to cartOne training pad. Training results vary.
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