33Attack. 3 on 3 with Drive and Space reads. Coach starts with ball and passes to 1 who is sprinting. 1 gets ball, runs through the circle and attacks the basket. x1 cannot leave until he touches the dribbler in the circle. 1 must make the correct read. 1 looks to pass to whoever stops him (x3 or x2). 2 and 3 also must read the driver. 2players will attack 1 defender. After a shot has been taken all 3 players become offence and 2 defenders will run in to play a 3v2 at the other end. Once a shot has been taken at that end. The 2 defenders become offence and 1 defender will run in at the other end. This is a continuous drill, where each end the same thing will happen each time. Thisdrill improves footwork, passing skills, and works on game like 3-pointers. It takes 3 players who then rotate after 3 shots. 1. 1 player at the point, 1 player at the wing (either side) and 1 player loosely guarding the wing player. 2. The player at the point has the ball. 3. The wing player makes a V-cut, coming back to the 3-point line. 4. 3on-2 Drills. 3-on-2 drills are a great way to practice movement and spacing on the court to simulate in-game situations. One of the most popular 3-on-2 drills is the continuous 3-on-2, in which players transition between offense and defense, playing defense with two players and rotating three players on offense. This drill helps simulate 13 1vs1 (One Hand Only) 14. 3 Ball Dribble One Hand Pass. 15. Tight Spaces Ball Handling Drill. On the court, Orlando Magic point guard Cole Anthony is electrifying. He makes the highlight reels WatchWNBA Legend Katie Smith encourage offensive concepts such as passing, cutting and filling the open spot in this team drill. FastBreak Drill – 5 Player Weave, to 3 on 2, to 2 on 1. This basketball drill is great to work on passing accurately and finishing at full speed. It also helps improve decision making skills while working at full speed. Keys to success: Quick, crisp passes. Ball handler must pass the ball early to give the wing players a chance to make a 1 If he is open, on balance, and in range – shoot the ball. 2. If x3 stays home and x2 recovers hard, 2 can drive the ball. 3. If x3 drops to help, 2 keeps the advantage by hitting 3 with a “click pass” (a pass that is in and out of the passers hand within a half second or less). 3 then shoot if open, drives a hard closeout, and makes a AwdD.