2v2 Transition Drill from Bob Krizancic & :07 Scoring System! Attack the bucket and get to one foot to take advantage of 2 on 1 situations. Don't allow the 2nd defender back in the play. Finish quick, finish strong! #Basketball#2on1
As Coach Jim Huber shares, good footwork and balance are key in basketball. A solid athletic stance will boost your strength and speed. Work on pivoting and drop steps to create space and avoid traveling. Low players win! #BasketballTips#Footwork
3v2 Passing From Jim Huber - be strong with the ball, ripping it through to throw on-target, on-time passes. Shift the defense, be deceptive! Start with monkey in the middle, then add active defenders to make passing decisions more challenging. Game-like drill!
Pop finishing from Matt Lewis eliminates the dribble, focusing on the catch, stride stop, and finishes. Practice inside hand, outside hand, and the Rondo move (right shoulder jumper) for versatile shots. Great way to learn the stride stop. #BasketballDrills#FinishingMoves
Argentina Passing Drill from Nick LoGalbo: More than just passing. Players call names, high-five for chemistry, and sprint to meet every pass in triple threat with good footwork. Great conditioner, too! #BasketballIQ#TeamChemistry
1v1 Speed Dribble w/Jim Huber - Speed dribbling in basketball is about pushing the ball ahead of you, not just dribbling where you are. Switch hands to prevent defenders from tipping the ball. Create separation with cutoff dribbles and your off-hand then finish under control.
1v1 Rebound Rim Run from Cam Schuknect! Players fight for rebounding position, outlet to the wing, touch half court, and then read the defense for scoring opportunities. Footwork is key - no nonsense! #BasketballDrills#HoopsTips
1 Hand passing warmup from Nate Steege.. Very few players can pass with both ahnds. Fundamental breakdown position work. Practice your pocket pass ball handling, envisioning you're holding that defender off. Snap the pocket pass to your partner on the other side.
It's "Improvement Season", and if you want to get better for 2026-27, check out this great resource featuring @CoachRas from @BreakthruBball !!
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6 Spokes Of Player Development:
6. Character
It's not just about raw talent; developing character, life skills, and communication abilities creates a more well-rounded player ready to advance in high school and beyond. #LifeSkills#Leadership
Great Spring Shooting & Scoring Camp! Hard working group who put in 2 solid days of effort. Saw great growth and improvement! Awesome way to start the off-season! @BreakthruBball
6 Spokes Of Player Development:
5. Sleep
Sleep is very important. Have a set bed time. Put devices away 60-90 min prior
Professional sports teams are focused a lot on the sleep aspect, right? Lebron sleeps 10-12 hours a day! Replinish #sleep#recovery
6 Spokes Of Player Development:
4. Nutrition
Many athletes lack balanced meals with protein and complex carbs. Hydration is crucial for energy & brain function.
Simple way to start - eat foods that don't come in a package!
6 Spoke Of Player Development:
3. Mental Game
Training the mind is essential for young athletes.
Techniques like box breathing and visualization can help them quiet their minds, get present, and mentally prepare for games, leading to improved performance. #MentalTraining
Master the Beilein Finishing Drill from Coach Jim Huber! Quick catches, decisive steps, and smart ball protection. Level up your offense and dominate the court. Can try it from different spots - block, corners, elbow. #BasketballDrills#HoopsSkills
6 Spokes of Player Development
2. Athletic Development
As kids get older, developing core strength becomes important. Start with bodyweight. When using weights, prioritize technique to avoid injuries. Speed, agility, and quickness are also key for explosiveness!
6 Spokes Of Player Development
1. Skill
Like spokes on a wheel, skills are the number one spoke.
Ball handling, shooting, finishing, footwork, and passing are the skills to master.
Parents often ask what their kids need to work on. These are the skills.
Start today!
2 Ball Attack Series from Don Kelbick. Two-ball dribbling and layups are a great drill to improve ball-handling skills and coordination. Work on your weak hand while maintaining control of the other ball. #BasketballDrills#BallHandling
The "Chill Drill" from Kevin Furtado: Elevate your game with this killer dribbling drill! Watch how she combines inside-out moves, spins, retreats, and hesitation finishes for ultimate court control. Freedom + fundamentals = 🔥. #BasketballDrills#DribblingSkills