Full Court Dribble Moves With Finish

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Fast paced and efficient full court dribbling and finishing drill.  
Every player needs a ball.  Form two lines in opposite of the gym (as shown in the diagram). Tell players which dribble move you want them to use at the cones.  (If you have chairs use those since they are wider and better simulate a defender.) The first player in line will dribble to the cone at half court and make a dribble move (ex: in/out, cross, etc). Then they attack the next cone on the wing and make a dribble move.  Then finish with a lay up (or any other finishing move you want to work on). Once the first player in line reaches half court, the next player starts.  Both lines are working at the same time.  
Frame 1
After taking the shot, players get their rebound and go to the end of the line.  
Frame 2
Switch Directions Once players get enough reps going to their right, move the line to the other corner.  Players will now dribble with their left and finish with their left.  You'll notice the first cone on your side is skipped.  We setup 3 cones on each side so you can switch directions at any time and continue the drill.  But only two cones are used on each side.
Frame 3
Dribbling Moves Here are dribble moves you can choose or progress through:
  1. Retreat dribble (keep ball in same hand)
  2. Retreat dribble (cross to other hand and attack)
  3. Fan dribble (shuffle sideways... toward the corner keeping shoulders square to basket and then attack down hill for the finish)
  4. Crossover
  5. Behind Back
  6. In/out
  7. Through legs
  8. Stop and go
  9. Spin
  10. Double moves - cross, cross/legs, legs/cross, in/out cross, back/legs, etc
  11. Triple moves - cross/legs/back, legs/cross/back, etc.




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Hubert says:
10/20/2021 at 5:04:43 PM

Very Helpful

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Jill says:
10/20/2019 at 6:54:10 PM

Hi there!! Just looking for some fun, effective basketball drills for middle school girls.
Thank you

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Jeff Haefner says:
10/21/2019 at 11:12:13 AM

Here are a bunch of good fun drills for you:
https://www.breakthroughbasketball.com/drills/kids-youth.html

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Virgil says:
7/17/2019 at 3:48:54 AM

I need some great drills for a college prep school showcase.

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Rishab Thakur says:
6/2/2019 at 12:21:15 PM

thank you so much for this drill. this drill one of the best drill for improving dribbling for the youth players.

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