Layup competition
This team layup competition will focus on full-speed layups, and staying calm during break aways.
 

1 Minute Shooting Competition
This basketball drill is a great basketball shooting drill that focuses on shooting under pressure with no opponent.
 

Basketball Offensive Drill - Swing passing, cut and finish at the rim
This drill works on a multitude of offensive basketball skills.  Quick accurate passing.  Good movement, footwork and cuts.  Finishing at the rim.  It encourages players to make good, hard cuts to the basket and then finish.

Pick And Roll Drill
This basketball drill focuses on the pick and roll move in basketball. The pick and roll is an offensive play in basketball in which a player of the attacking team creats a pick for the ball handler to slip by, the pick player then rolls out towards the ball handler who then receives a pass and attempts to get the shot off.
 

Fake Shot or Fake Pass and Take to the Hoop
This shooting drill incorporates the shot fake or pass fake when driving to the hoop. It works on the all important ball fake to open up the lane.

1v1 basketball game
This 1v1 basketball drill (1-on-1 basketball drill) is great for working on players defensive and offensive game in basketball.Since the 1v1 basketball game is the most basic form of basketball, it allows basketball coaches the ability to focus on specific areas of the game.

Basketball Shooting Free-Throws Drill
This is a great basketball free-throwing drill good for individuals or small groups.

Basketball Shooting Drill - 60 Point Shooter
The 60 Point Shooter basketball drill is great for developing and practicing shooting the basketball from all different ranges.  The game entails a three point shot, a shorter range jumper and a free throw in each round.

Basketball Fastbreak Shooting Drill
This basketball fastbreak shooting drill will focus on shooting while on a fast-break as well as ball handling skills while on the dribble.

Basketball Shooting Drill - Little Around the World
The basketball shooting drill Little Around the World is a fun and useful basketball drill to improve a players shooting skills.  The drill will work on shooting the basketball from all different angles.  It also challenges the player to get to a spot on the floor and get their shot off quickly with good form and accuracy.

Half Court 4v4
The half court 4v4 drill is a wonderful drill for all ages.  For younger ages it will give the kids a little more space to be creative and make good basketball decisions.  I have watched alot of the youth games and most of the game deteriorates into swarming the ball resulting in a turnover or a wild shot at the basket.  Taking the player off and playing 4v4 will allow more space for the boys to actually play rather than just get overwhelmed. For the older boys it will promote creativity on the offensive side and force better positioning and defending on the other side.  The kids will love this drill at all ages.

The Take It Out Warmup Drill
This is a very good basketball warmup drill your team can do at the beginning of practice or in your pregame warmups before the basketball game.  The drill involves lots of movement and passing that ends in a shot.

Basketball Agility work to Shooting
The objective of this drill is to work on basketball agility ending the progression with a jumpshot or layup.  This drill allows the basketball coach to work on agility and fitness while the finishing jumpshot will make the drill fun for the basketball player so it does not feel as only a basketball agility drill.

Working on the Basketball Fast Break
Gaining numbers advantages is a key aspect of smart basketball.  Taking advantage of these situations is the difference between winning and losing.  The fast break is when a team will get the opportunity to get hese number up situations such as 3 on 2 and 2 on 1.  This drill will give the player repetitions in these situations.

Full Court Shooting Basketball Warmup Drill
This is an early practice wamrup shooting drill.   The basketball drill will get the players legs warmed up as they cover the full court on a dribble-jog.  It will also allow the players to practice several basketball shots from layups to free throws to jump shots.

Halfcourt 4v3 No Dribble
The objective of 4v3 halfcourt with no dribbling is to encourage the player to read the game and move.  Making good cuts and finding space on the court is a lost art with much of the game being 1v1 off the dribble.  Eliminating the dribble will force players to make good cuts to the basket as well as find open areas on the court to get open shots.  The extra player will make it a bit easier for the offensive player to get loose.  As the players advance you can eliminate the extra player.

Hitting your Free Throws when you're tired
The objective is to improve a player's free throw shooting in a more game-like situation.  Too many players practice free throw shooting when they are fresh and not focused.  This drill will make a player have to hit their foul shots when they are tired and breathing hard and also make consequences for missing their free throws.

A Full Court Warmup Shooting Drill
As coaches we are always looking for good warmup drills that the kids will enjoy.  Here is a warmup drill for a shooting practice that will get the kids plenty of shots as well as their legs warmed up with some running and dribbling.

Faking to Create Space for Your Jumpshot
The objective of this drill is to develop a comfortable basketball move that will allow a jump shooter to create space and get away from a defender to get a good jump shot away.  It's not difficult to drain that wide open jumper, but the real offensive basketball stud is the player that can create space and score when being covered.  It becomes more and more important the older the player gets.

Basketball 1v1 Roll
To improve the basketball player's 1v1 skills as well as to improve defensive 1v1 skills.  The drill also works on finishing with either hand and dribbling with both hands.

The Basketball Star Shooter
The Basketball Star Shooter will work on improving passing, shooting as well as communication between players.

The Four Minute Shooter
The Four Minute Shooter To improve the player's overall shooting ability while creating a more game-like and competetive environment.  The drill works on the layup, midrange basketball shot and the three pointer. Finally the rotation ends with two pressure free throws.

4v4 Round Robin
4v4 Round Robin is a game the kids love.  This takes the place of an end of practice scrimmage or can be played on a free day.  The 4v4 will give more space on the court allowing the players to be more creative and attacking in the offense.  It will also encourage better 1v1 defense as there is less defensive help available.

Combo Shooting for 2
To improve shooting skills and accuracy in a competetive environment.  Forcing the player to make shots from different areas of the court in a timely manner.

The Basketball Weave Drill
The objective of the basketball weave drill is to improve passing/dribbling skills, improve communication and improve communication between teammates.

Shooting from the Elbow
The key to becoming a good shooter is to practice, practice, practice.  The great shooters in the NBA will tell you they spent hours in the gym shooting jumpshot after jumpshot.  Here is a simple shooting drill that can be done with a team or with just you and a friend in the gym.  The objective is to allow for a good repetition of shots from anywhere on the court.

Knockout!
Knockout is a wonderful basketball shooting competition your players will love.  The drill works on hitting pressure shots and forces your players to quickly get the ball in the basket.  Knockout is competetive, fast and can be used to work on jumpshots from anywhere on the court.

Two Bounce 21
The Two Bounce 21 Game is a fun and challenging game that will improve a players shooting and free throws.  The key to improving a player's shooting abilities is repetition and the Two Bounce 21 Game offers repetition in a fun and competetive environment.

Dribbling with Both Hands
This drill will help you improve hand speed, ball control and your ability to dribble with both hands.

Ideas for Working on Free Throws
Shooting well from the free throw line is the difference between winning and losing the tight games. Too many coaches do not work on free throw shooting in a creative manner, thus the players do not put much into the practice.

Evaluating Your Shot and Making Corrections
Most coaches and experts recommend the best way to develop a good jumpshot is to practice, practice, practice. Shoot everyday. Most players just shoot though and don't evaluate their jumper. The most common errors in shooting are listed below, along with suggestions on how to correct them.

Becoming a Better Offensive Rebounder
Some thoughts and ideas on becoming a better offensive rebounder. Offensive rebounding boils down to flat out desire, effort and the consistency with which you attack the boards.