Building great defenders starts with properly closing out against pass-catching perimeter players, use this 1-on-1 Closeout Drill to sharpen the skill. Why use

All youth coaches need effective and simple basketball plays. If plays are too complex, players won't be able to execute them. Check out these 7 plays.

http://www.JumpStartHoops.com Coach Koran Godwin displays a great ball handling drill while working out some of his college players (Marcus Thornton, Ibn Muh...

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The best guards can shoot from outside, dribble past any opponent, and finish at the rim. Here are 10 basketball drills for guards to improve these specific skills.

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Defenders must learn to react and recover (scramble) when passes are flying around the perimeter — use this disadvantage drill to sharpen those skills.

3 players enter, only 1 leaves the winner… and that player must battle to secure rebounds, score while being contested and shake off hard fouls to maintain

Consistent practice makes perfect. This only implies that there is a possibility for you to master something. You just have to exert as much time and effort in order to achieve mastery.

Check out this great drill to create confusion, induce panic and force a turnover while the other side attempts to remain calm, build confidence and pass out of an aggressive trap

Work on attacking layups, outlet passes, running the floor, accurate passes, scoring in transition and conditioning in this all-encompassing drill WHY USE IT Combine conditioning and basketball skills

By Wes Kosel, assistant men's coach at Augustana University in Sioux Falls, S.D. An updated version of the 3-man weave, this drill utilizes multiple dribble

When your best player is a forward, look to pound the post, especially on an inbound play where the big man starts at the top of the key.

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Hide your shooter in the far corner opposite the ball, then have that player come off multiple screens to the top of the set for another open 3-pointer. Why use