One dribble
 | 1 Each player tries to score starting from outside the 3-point line with only one dribble. From triple threat, make a long, strong and low blast step with the right foot, dribble and step with the left foot, then step right and left after the dribble into the layup. Progression - crossover step start (three steps). Dave Smart - use a jab step or sweep, keep backing up to start as far from the basket as possible and make a one-dribble layup. Mads Olesen - go left and right, sell opposite first (jab, sweep, upfake). Options - spin a pass - coach is a dummy defender. Progressions - two-dribble power layups - score from halfcourt with only 2 dribbles. Ganon Baker - for kids, one dribble from the foul line, two dribbles from the NBA 3, 3-4 dribbles from halfcourt. More Five-Star Basketball Drills - fullcourt layup - 3 dribbles starting from the top of the key at the far basket, repeat coming back. Lee Zimmerman - 5-spot layups (around the world), reverse layups from the corners. Progression - one-dribble pull-ups from the wings, going left-right. Ian MacKinnon - work in pairs, one player takes a one-dribble layup, rebounds and passes to partner behind the arc, relocates to get the next pass. Augie Johnston - dribble-limit layups - from triple threat on the wing, 1-dribble layups (baseline) and 2-dribble reverse layups. See Layups - 5star baseline drives, Shooting - Dave Smart finishing, Mike Procopio triple-threat, Tauer triple-threat, Nash game shots, 2-1 dribbles. |
 | 2 coachesclipboard.ca Starting under the basket, dribble with the right hand out to the right wing, touch the arc with the right foot, change direction and make a one-dribble right-hand lay-up, get the ball out of the basket, then dribble out to the left wing with the left hand, touch the arc with the left foot, and make a one-dribble left-hand layup. Go for 20-30 seconds, make 4-7 layups. Have two players go at each basket but stagger their start. Basketball WA - McHugh layups - 60 seconds, continuous one-dribble layups from the left wing, top, and right wing, use regular, reverse and running layups (or runners). |
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