Individual Technique Warm-up Drills (Full Court)
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Individual Technique Warm-up Drills (Full Court)

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Individual Technique Warm-up Drills (Full Court) - STEP 1: <div>Baseline player, in this case 2, dribbles out at speed (we set the rules on how the dribble should be and how many dribbles he must take), then passes to a JSB (off-ball player) in the offensive half, and goes to receive the ball on the opposite side
Baseline player, in this case 2, dribbles out at speed (we set the rules on how the dribble should be and how many dribbles he must take), then passes to a JSB (off-ball player) in the offensive half, and goes to receive the ball on the opposite side.
STEP 1

Baseline player, in this case 2, dribbles out at speed (we set the rules on how the dribble should be and how many dribbles he must take), then passes to a JSB (off-ball player) in the offensive half, and goes to receive the ball on the opposite side.

Individual Technique Warm-up Drills (Full Court) - STEP 2: <div>2 receives from 1 and executes whatever individual technique we indicate:<br>Catch &amp; Shoot<br>Direct/cross step<br>Punch Drag<br>Underdrag
2 receives from 1 and executes whatever individual technique we indicate:
Catch & Shoot
Direct/cross step
Punch Drag
Underdrag...

3, who received the pass from the first JCB2 coming from the defensive half, dribbles quickly into the offensive half to finish (Here we must also specify what individual technique we want him to work on: finishing, shooting, crossover before, etc.).
STEP 2

2 receives from 1 and executes whatever individual technique we indicate:
Catch & Shoot
Direct/cross step
Punch Drag
Underdrag...

3, who received the pass from the first JCB2 coming from the defensive half, dribbles quickly into the offensive half to finish (Here we must also specify what individual technique we want him to work on: finishing, shooting, crossover before, etc.).

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