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Week 3

Bantam team standout Kennedy Boucher Towers demonstrates the ballhandling drills known as the King's Drills.
These are a great warm-up to previous ball handling drills provided in week 1 and Week 2
Thanks Kennedy!!

Week #3 drills:

Drill #1: Stationary dribbling King’s Drills
WILBA Drills #1 - Week #3

Using fingers, players will move ball around body, one leg, two legs, perform figure-8s. Focus on finger control and players keeping their heads up.

  1. Circle drill – rotate the ball around your head, then stomach and finally ankles. Do 3-4 times going right to left and then left to right              
  2. Extend your arms and pound the ball hard from hand to hand with your fingers stretched.
  3. Putting your right foot forward move the ball quickly around your right leg. Change direction
  4. Same as previous drill only this time around left leg.
  5.  Get into an athletic stance; execute a figure eight moving the ball from side to side. 30 seconds
  6. Dribbling the ball waist high, pound the ball as hard as possible. Alternate with low dribble. 20 seconds both hands for high and low dribbles.
  7. Same drill only this time pound the ball from side to side alternating hands.
  8. Dribble hard, low dribbles in from side to side changing hands with each dribble.
  9. Dribble hard, low dribbles from side-to side behind your body changing hands with each dribble.
  10. Dribble around right leg with right hand, then around left leg dribbling with left hand.
  11. Dribble figure-8 around right and left legs changing hands when ball is in the middle.
  12. Dribble with right hand execute a cross-over dribble, crossing the ball to left hand with a LOW dribble. Execute 5 times and then perform same dribble starting with a left hand dribble 5x.
Drill #2: Shooting Drill
 

Around the World  -This is a drill that you can taylor to own shooting range and can check out your progression by keeping scores of your makes. Take two shots from one of five designated shots followed by a lay-up. You get two points for each jump shot and one point for each made lay-up.

The five spots are

  1. Corner -15’ -20’  depending on your range
  2. Right Wing - 15’ -20’  depending on your range
  3. Foul line
  4. Left wing 15’ -20’  depending on your range
  5. Left corner 15’ -20’  depending on your range

    Once all five spots are covered, work your way back beginning with the left corner again and then the other four spots. That will give you 20 shots and 5 lay-ups.
There are several options on this drill. For example if you score both shots and a lay-up form one of the five spots, you can keep shooting from that spot.
And if you miss both shots and the lay-up at any of the five spots you score goes back to zero.
With the first option, you can build up your score while the second option teaches the importance of making lay-ups.
 

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