Over & Under
Coordinate a simultaneous pass and catch while keeping two ball paths separate.
Run a full five-player fast break with proper lanes and spacing.
Step-by-step walkthrough
5 players · 1 ball, full court
● Player / attackGold: ball
Illustrated steps · 5 seconds per step at 1×
Set up
After a rebound, five players sprint the floor in assigned lanes.
Look for: Outlet fast and run wide.
After a rebound, five players sprint the floor in assigned lanes.
The finisher retrieves the ball. Regroup at that end, change who handles, runs wide and trails, then start the next trip on the coach’s signal. Extra groups wait outside the court and enter between trips, with only one group using the finishing lane.
Harder: Add two defenders sprinting back to make it 5-on-2.
Easier: Walk it 5-on-0 and freeze on the whistle to check all five lanes are filled.
Safety rule: Stop the drill and rerun it any time nobody has stayed behind the ball.
Running the floor as five, not one. Assigned lanes — outlet, middle, both sidelines, trailers behind — turn transition from a solo sprint into a team shape, and 'pass ahead' teaches that the ball moves faster than any dribbler.
In games: Turns rebounds into easy game-day baskets — instead of one kid dribbling into three defenders while four watch, five players arrive in shape with numbers.
U12: walk it 5-on-0 and freeze on the whistle to check lanes. U14–U16: full speed against recovering defenders, finishing with the right read.
1 ball, full court
After a rebound, five players sprint the floor in assigned lanes.
Teaches the whole team to run the floor together and convert numbers into easy baskets.
Add two defenders sprinting back to make it 5-on-2.
Walk it 5-on-0 and freeze on the whistle to check all five lanes are filled.
Stop the drill and rerun it any time nobody has stayed behind the ball.
Coordinate a simultaneous pass and catch while keeping two ball paths separate.
Clean chest and bounce passes with a proper target.
Force passing, cutting and spacing by removing the dribble.
Warm up hands and the idea of giving a target.