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Joe Haefner
The passing drills below should help you dramatically reduce bad passes and turnovers. This will lead to more offensive possessions ending in a shot. And that typically means… |
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Joe Haefner
This drill is designed to help you incorporate the skip pass into your zone offense. It will create open three-point shots for your shooters and post-shots for your big men. The idea of the… |
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Joe Haefner
Here are three wall passing drills. These are great drills to improve hand-eye coordination and athletic strength while developing passing, catching, and… |
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Joe Haefner
If you have a great crossover or you’re working on developing a crossover, consider adding these 4 moves to your arsenal. If the defender or help defender stops your initial crossover move, these counter moves will make you… |
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Joe Haefner
This competitive drill improves spacing, passing, pivoting, moving without the ball, cutting, communication, and decision making. There are many variations that can be… |
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Joe Haefner
Sometimes you want to work on your skills but you’re all by yourself. That can make it difficult to work on skills like passing and catching… However, with a little creativity, you can still work on passing and… |
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Joe Haefner
Here is a second passing drill that will improve passing, spacing, footwork, decision making, cutting and moving without the ball. |
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Joe Haefner
This fun passing drill works on passing, spacing and moving without the ball. As your players get better it will start to resemble running an… |
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Joe Haefner
This is a fun passing drill that is great for warm up and teamwork. It teaches … |
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Basketball Drills, coaching, coaching youth basketball, Passing |
September 14, 2015 4:00 pm | 
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Joe Haefner
This is one of my favorite drills to teach youth players… |
