Mike Procopio warm-up
 | 1 Mike Procopio Team shooting warm-up, don't correct a lot at the start of practice. 3 balls, make 7 shots, repeat from the other side, then move to the next shot. There's no fluff, just gets shots up. The only thing they look for in shooting is elbow to eyebrows on the follow-through for good arc. Jump as high as you can, elbow to eyebrows, hold with hands up. See Shooting - Ten fingers, Basic 4. a) 1 cuts across the middle for a pass from 2, inside-foot pivot and baby jumper. |
 | 2 After passing, 2 runs to touch the 3-point line with a foot then comes back for a pass from 3 and shoots. They teach inside foot coming off a downscreen or pin-down, permanent pivot foot on the wing, and both feet in the post. |
 | 3 b) 1 runs from halfcourt for a pass and shot at the elbow, 2 runs to halfcourt and back to the elbow after passing. (Two groups can compete, one on each side) See Shooting - Catch and shoot. |
 | 4 c) Starting at the far elbow, 1 curls above the arc and back to the near elbow for a pass, inside-pivot and shot (simulate coming off a screen). |
 | 5 2 follows his pass and curls as the next shooter from the elbow.. |
 | 6 d) 1 gets a pass at the top of the key and takes a one-dribble pull-up going right, 2 waits for the dribble before following. For a right-hander (left pivot foot), the footwork going right is R-L-R shoot. Repeat with passes from the other corner for a one-dribble pull-up going left, the crossover footwork is R-L shoot. |
 | 7 e) 1 sprints to the corner for a pass and shot, 2 will follow. |
 | 8 f) 1 sprints sideline to sideline for a 3-point shot at the top of the key, 2 will follow. |
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