Push Pass Relocation

One of my favorite drills to do with players: π™₯π™ͺ𝙨𝙝 π™₯𝙖𝙨𝙨 π™¬π™žπ™©π™ 𝙖 π™¨π™‘π™žπ™œπ™π™© π™§π™šπ™‘π™€π™˜π™–π™©π™žπ™€π™£

We focus on the left-handed push pass to help players ability to pass with both hands equally, which is required in higher levels of basketball

After the push pass, they V-cut to simulate faking the defender out and then receiving the ball back. To simulate a late defensive recovery, I have them do a 1 dribble pull-up (which could also be a hard drive to the basket)

Players need to understand offensive movement patterns and different ways to react to how the defense is playing them. This drill is the perfect way to do so

Stay tuned for the next layer to this drill: π™–π™™π™™π™žπ™£π™œ π™žπ™£ 𝙖 π˜Ώπ™ƒπ™Š

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