| 1 Mike Dunlap coachesclipboard.ca
3-on-3 fullcourt, no dribbling, start play with an inbounds pass, play to 2 baskets, winners play winners (use two courts). The best game to assess players.
Other rules
- defence calls fouls - attackers win the game with two defensive fouls in one possession - defenders win if they take a charge - no inbounds passes over halfcourt - all attackers have to be in their frontcourt to score (no cherry picking) - defence picks up the ball 3/4 court or loses a point (and the game if it happens twice) - option to allow dribbling after a steal - option to allow 1, 2 or 3 dribbles - the team that wins on the winners court calls over the team that is leading on the losers court (if tied, next point wins) - losers on the winners court play on the losers court - any new teams come in on the losers court.
Ray Lokar - Fullcourt flat ball - 3 on 3 fullcourt, no dribbling, you can allow one dribble in the key when a player is trying to score. Advanced players can use a heavy or medicine ball. His all-time favourite drill. John Belein - ultimate basketball is a great drill, fullcourt, no dribbling, don't inbounds after a score, just go the other way. Progression - allow one dribble. See Scrimmage - Hurley 11-pass drill, 4 on 4 cutters. |