Three on Three
Set up around the key
Attackers must stay on their cone.
Defenders can move about but must be behind the cone.
Attackers pass about looking for the uncontested shot - change roles after each shot / tackle.
First to 11 or until 7 minutes is up.
24 second shot clock is in place.
Make sure attackers keep their heads up but keep dribbling in place. Ensure good communication between them to look for the open pass.
Make sure defendes stay behind their line and keep an eye out for reach-ins. Try to encourage reaching for interceptions and ensure a focus on man marking.
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