OVERHEAD PASSING AND
REBOUND DRILL WITH
SHORT SHOT

A passes a high overhead pass to B
who catches the ball in the air and
passes the same type of pass to C who
passes a high feed pass to A under the
basket. B and C rebound until the
basket is made.

A may continue the passing by feed-
ing B. All three men get in rebound
positions and continue until the basket’
is made. The ball may be passed from
man to man but must be kept high in
the air at all times.

SINGLE LINE DRIBBLE-IN
SHOOTING

This drill begins with a player, B,
located under the basket ready to re-
bound. Player A dribbles in for a short
shot, B rebounds the ball and passes to
C, then takes his place at the end of
the line. Player A after shooting takes
the position of the rebounder and re-
turns the ball after C shoots.

This drill moves along rapidly and
effectively and is practical where small
squads are involved.

TWO LINE DRIBBLE-IN
SHOOTING

Player A dribbles in for a short
shot; player B comes in to the proper
rebounding position in front of the bas-
ket, ready to go any direction for the
ball, takes the ball off the bankboard
and using a jump-hook pass returns it
to the next man in the line who con-
tinues the drill.

The men feeding in for the shot
must wait until the rebounder has com-
pleted the jump and turn and has the
ball on his hand ready for the pass.
His break for the ball must be late and
fast if he would develop speed and tim-
ing.

The rebounder must obtain the
proper position to handle rebounds in
any direction. The lines may be estab-
lished to practice short shots from any
angle.

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