U13 Girls Getting Open / Mid-Range Shot
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U13 Girls Getting Open / Mid-Range Shot
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Practice without real defense where the player simulates a screen, gets open in the direction of play, and receives the ball for a mid-range shot. Objective: synchronize pass, movement, and shot.
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STEP 1
Player 1 is in the right-side line with the ball.
Player 2 is in the left-side line with the cone as the imaginary defender.
Player 1 is in the right-side line with the ball.
Player 2 is in the left-side line with the cone as the imaginary defender.
STEP 1
STEP 1
Player 1 is in the right-side line with the ball.
Player 2 is in the left-side line with the cone as the imaginary defender.
Player 1 is in the right-side line with the ball.
Player 2 is in the left-side line with the cone as the imaginary defender.
STEP 2
Player 2 starts by moving toward the cone representing the imaginary defender, simulating the screen.
Player 2 then breaks away in the opposite direction toward the free-throw line.
Player 2 starts by moving toward the cone representing the imaginary defender, simulating the screen.
Player 2 then breaks away in the opposite direction toward the free-throw line.
STEP 2
STEP 2
Player 2 starts by moving toward the cone representing the imaginary defender, simulating the screen.
Player 2 then breaks away in the opposite direction toward the free-throw line.
Player 2 starts by moving toward the cone representing the imaginary defender, simulating the screen.
Player 2 then breaks away in the opposite direction toward the free-throw line.
STEP 3
Player 2 calls for the ball at the free-throw line.
Player 1 passes the ball to player 2.
Player 2 calls for the ball at the free-throw line.
Player 1 passes the ball to player 2.
STEP 3
STEP 3
Player 2 calls for the ball at the free-throw line.
Player 1 passes the ball to player 2.
Player 2 calls for the ball at the free-throw line.
Player 1 passes the ball to player 2.
STEP 4
Player 2 receives the ball and shoots a jump shot from the free-throw line.
Player 2 gets her own rebound and lines up with the ball in player 1's column, while player 1 moves to player 2's column.
Player 2 receives the ball and shoots a jump shot from the free-throw line.
Player 2 gets her own rebound and lines up with the ball in player 1's column, while player 1 moves to player 2's column.
STEP 4
STEP 4
Player 2 receives the ball and shoots a jump shot from the free-throw line.
Player 2 gets her own rebound and lines up with the ball in player 1's column, while player 1 moves to player 2's column.
Player 2 receives the ball and shoots a jump shot from the free-throw line.
Player 2 gets her own rebound and lines up with the ball in player 1's column, while player 1 moves to player 2's column.
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