50 Points Shooting
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50 Points Shooting
Drill
Players are divided into two teams with 3 balls per team. The objective is to reach 50 points before the opposing team with the following rules:
- Shots cannot be made inside the paint.
- Baskets are worth 2 or 3 points depending on the shooting position.
- Players who grab rebounds are inside the paint and can tip-in for 1 point if they score.
- The player who scores continues shooting; if he misses, he becomes the rebounder, replaced by the one who grabbed the rebound.
- Score is called by all team members.
- Three rounds are played to determine the winning team
- Shots cannot be made inside the paint.
- Baskets are worth 2 or 3 points depending on the shooting position.
- Players who grab rebounds are inside the paint and can tip-in for 1 point if they score.
- The player who scores continues shooting; if he misses, he becomes the rebounder, replaced by the one who grabbed the rebound.
- Score is called by all team members.
- Three rounds are played to determine the winning team
STEP 1
Players are divided into two teams with 3 balls per team. The objective is to reach 50 points before the opposing team with the following rules:
- Shots cannot be made inside the paint.
- Baskets are worth 2 or 3 points depending on the shooting position.
- Players who grab rebounds are inside the paint and can tip-in for 1 point if they score.
- The player who scores continues shooting; if he misses, he becomes the rebounder, replaced by the one who grabbed the rebound.
- Score is called by all team members.
- Three rounds are played to determine the winning team
- Shots cannot be made inside the paint.
- Baskets are worth 2 or 3 points depending on the shooting position.
- Players who grab rebounds are inside the paint and can tip-in for 1 point if they score.
- The player who scores continues shooting; if he misses, he becomes the rebounder, replaced by the one who grabbed the rebound.
- Score is called by all team members.
- Three rounds are played to determine the winning team
