TWO LINE—ONE BREAK OUT
TO MEET PASS—OTHER
BREAK IN FOR SHOT

A passes to B who breaks out to
meet the pass. B returns the pass to
A who shoots. B then rebounds the ball
with the aid of A until the basket is
made. The ball is then passed out and
the drill continued.

A must cut hard and fast for the
shot.

B must make the feed pass properly
and must have the correct timing.

DRILL FOR FLOAT PASSES
AND SHOTS IN THE AIR

Player A passes to player B and
breaks for the basket; B floats a high
pass in the air and A shoots before
alighting; player C rebounds the ball
and using a jump-hook pass returns the
ball either to D or E and the drill con-
tinues.

This drill emphasizes practice in
members of the squad timing the speed
of the other members of the group.
The float pass must be flat and not
arched if it is to be handled and timed
properly.

FOOTWORK AND DRIBBLE
DRILL

In this drill the player A receives
the ball and uses either a feign to shoot,
a reverse pivot or fake reverse and
cross-over pivot and drives for the bas-
ket. Player B rebounds the shot and
returns it to player C. Player A re-
bounds the shot of C and the drill con-
tinues.

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