Drill Library

Warm up finishing and get reps on the correct layup footwork.

Groove soft finishes with both hands right at the rim.

Build a repeatable shooting form up close before backing up.

Fast, competitive shooting under a bit of pressure — the all-time favourite.

Score as many baskets as possible from marked spots in a time limit.

Groove a straight, one-hand shooting motion close to the rim.

Build a repeatable free-throw routine you can trust under pressure.

Shoot quickly and on balance off a pass.

Finish strong at the rim off two feet through contact.

Shoot on balance off the dribble.

Make your way around a set of shooting spots before your opponents.

Score exactly 21 with free throws and put-backs.

Make shots under team pressure and race the other team.

Time a jump and tip the ball off the backboard into the rim.

Shoot from rotating spots in a musical-chairs twist.

Hit a team make-total before the clock runs out.

Finish on the far side of the rim to avoid the defender.

Score over a taller defender with a soft one-foot floater.

Learn to use the backboard from both wings, where the bank angle actually works.

Extend range with legs and a clean, repeatable motion.

Make creative shots and match your opponents — or collect letters.

Get around a course of shooting spots in the fewest shots.

Make as many team layups as possible in a set time.

Make as many shots as possible in a minute with a feeder.

Race an imaginary 'pro' to a target score.

Race another team to a target number of makes.

Screen for the ball, then pop out for an open shot instead of rolling.

Free a shooter off a choice of screens near the baseline.

Create separation for a jump shot with a controlled step-back.

Create a sideways shot off the dribble to dodge a closeout.

Master soft one-foot runners going both directions in the lane.

Come off a screen and rise into a balanced pull-up jumper.

Score at game speed against a live closeout, racing to a target.

Scrimmage where baskets are worth five points in the first minute and one in the fifth, so early urgency actually pays.