Runners warm up

How To Perform This Basketball Drill

Start at the wing and drive to the paint for the runner of one foot.
After rebounding the ball, get out to the opposite wing with dribbling, and go again.
Try different driving angles and bang shots.
Required inventory:
Ball
Required skill level:
Beginner
Total reps:
Total time:
min

Rewards for this drill

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3
xp
Total drill experience
1
Clothes
5
Coins

Shooting

Finishing
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1
Free throws
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Mid-range shots
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1
Three pointers
+

Athleticism

Strenght
+
Stamina
+
Speed
+

Ball Handling

Dribbling
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1
Coach Dan

Coach Dan Speaks:

Basketball players of all levels can benefit from running a basketball drill that starts at the wing and drives to the paint for a one foot runner. This drill should incorporate both shooting practice and dribbling technique, as well as coordination moving back and forth between the opposite wings. Working on different driving angles allows basketball players to adapt their shots to whatever basketball game situation they may encounter. And don’t forget the bang shots — these high-arcing shots will take basketball players’ game to the next level. This drill makes an excellent warm up for basketball runners and will help them become more familiar with the ball before hitting the courts for games.