Layup Lines
Warm up finishing and get reps on the correct layup footwork.
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.
Recognise confusion created by a screen that never becomes contact.
Choose an exit from two off-ball screens according to the coverage.
Exploit the next defensive rotation rather than shooting at the first closeout.
Create a return-pass shooting window by relocating against a live defender.
Make a composed late-clock decision with limited time and complexity.
Choose between finishing and passing after a controlled two-step stop.
Select a protected finish against a trailing defender and read secondary help.
Explore an earlier finishing rhythm without prescribing it on every drive.
Use a legal reverse-pivot counter when a post drive is contained.
Create a legal shot in a short-clock baseline inbound scenario.