Over & Under
Coordinate a simultaneous pass and catch while keeping two ball paths separate.
Warm up passing and catching while jogging.
Step-by-step walkthrough
pairs · 1 ball per pair
● Player / attackGold: ball
Illustrated steps · 5 seconds per step at 1×
Set up
Partners side by side, one ball, at the baseline.
Look for: Lead the receiver, don't pass behind them.
Partners side by side, one ball, at the baseline.
Work in separate passing lanes. Retrieve any loose ball before continuing; stop nearby pairs if it crosses their lane. Complete the prescribed passing set, then change the pass or direction together. In wall passing each player retrieves their own ball.
Harder: Add a third player in the middle for weave passing.
Easier: Walk the length instead of jogging and only use chest passes.
Two-Touch: Cap it at two touches — catch and pass — so nobody carries the ball up the floor.
Passing to where a teammate is going, not where they are. Jogging side by side means every pass must be led into the runner's stride, which is a different skill from standing-still passing.
In games: Fixes the fast-break killer — the pass thrown behind a sprinting teammate that bounces out of bounds or stalls the break.
U8: walk it with chest passes only — collisions and drops are normal. U12: expect crisp two-touch passing at a jog and the three-player weave.
1 ball per pair
Partners side by side, one ball, at the baseline.
Gets legs and hands warm together and previews real game passing.
Add a third player in the middle for weave passing.
Walk the length instead of jogging and only use chest passes.
Cap it at two touches — catch and pass — so nobody carries the ball up the floor.
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.