Partner Passing
Clean chest and bounce passes with a proper target.
Coordinate a simultaneous pass and catch while keeping two ball paths separate.
Watch the setup, action and rotation in order. Pause at any step.
2 balls per pair
Partners face each other about 4 metres apart, one ball each. Agree who passes over the top and who bounces underneath. Adjust the distance to the players’ ability. For six players, set up three separate passing lanes with six balls; no queues are needed.
Two balls at once creates a shared timing challenge: partners have to work together to keep the rhythm going.
Move closer and use two hands for passing and catching.
Alternate right-hand and left-hand passing while keeping the over/under paths separate. Begin with two-hand catches.
Alternate right-hand and left-hand catches, starting with controlled passes.
Combine alternate passing and catching hands once each variation is controlled.
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.
Learn the most basic two-player play: pass and cut to the basket.