The attacking player must touch the defender and then sprint to receive the ball from any coach. After receiving the ball from the coach, the attacking player must use fakes to get a good separation from the defender and then use the drible to attack the rim. If the attacking player gets a basket, the defender must go to the end of the line and the attacking player repeats the same things with a new defender, after getting the ball back to the line. If the defender gets the ball, he throws the ball out for the line and becomes the attacker. A ball must always be at the line and it must be thrown to the coach who made the pass.
Players must use only 3 dribles. Drill ends when a player gets 4 baskets.
This practice has no coaching points
This practice has no progressions
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