Fifteen Feet For Free: A Simple Guide to Foul Shooting For Players at Any Level - From the Driveway to the NBA: A simple guide to foul shooting for players at level - from the driveway to the NBA

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Switch sides – Switch the sides of the short and mid-range passers so that players work on finishing from both angles.

This is the rewrite of the original code, and I'm aware that it is still probably very inefficient and has does many things frowned upon by many such as many repeated if statements, etc (that I don't know how to fix). Players inside two boxes located on the edges of the penalty box receive and finish crosses from the players on the wings. Players inside the boxes must control their first touch and then finish the ball on goal. Purpose: After each shot, the shooter must run and touch half-court before shooting their next one. The goal is to get 10 makes in 1 minute.Use the cones to mark two boxes around the edge of the penalty area. The boxes should be about 3-4 yards wide. The player moves around the arc shooting from different spots (you can vary these and where you want the shots to be from). You can run this drill from either side of the floor. Players will execute ‘v’ cuts and then make these cuts:

Organisation:Player A starts with the ball. Player B stands in front and to the left of player A, with player C in front and to the right of player B. Player A passes to player B and starts to move towards the goal. Player B then plays the ball to player C, who lays it in the path of player A who shoots 1st time.

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In all, it equates to 45 shots and becomes a great conditioning drill while you’re players are still getting up shots.

One goalkeeper is needed for this activity and is positioned in goal. If there are extra goalkeepers, have them stand off to the side of the goal and rotate in every 3-4 repetitions. Each player has three chances to score. They are aiming to score with two chances to go into the next round. The last shot of the drill, the player will sprint and touch the half-court line, and then receive a pass at the three-point line and take a shot in transition. Develop crossing and finishing skills in a competitive team activity. Players increase their crossing accuracy while players in the box improve upon their finishing consistency. Setup: This is another competition shooting drill to use with your players that encompasses shooting, conditioning, and pressure.Set up five to six cones spaced out about five metres apart from one another, in a wide zigzag formation. Real-world tests are the most revealing way to get under the skin of the best point-and-shoot cameras. So alongside with standardized tests for factors like ISO performance, we take every camera we test for a spin to see how it fares in real-world scenarios. On the coach’s signal, the first player in each line starts dribbling as fast as possible towards their cone in front of their goal.