This category focuses on passing technique, court vision, and ball movement.These drills help players move the ball effectively and create open shots.Perfect for all positions and ages.Ideal for coaches building unselfish teams that share the ball.
There is a variety of different passing types, with the most commonly used being the chest and bounce.
Use the passing drills and videos below to develop your players' accuracy and skills in performing the basics as well as advanced passes including the overhead, wrap around, baseball, dribble, behind-the-back and pick and roll passes.
The drills and video develop your players' passing skills using games, 1-5 post passing, 2 on 2, 2v1, three man, 3v1v1, 3v 2 and eight man passing drills.
Passing in basketball
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