
Progress through stationary and dynamic basketball dribbling drills from beginner to intermediate to advanced. Use one-ball and two-ball drills with age-appropriate ball sizes for steady improvement.
Learn the v series from basics to advanced dribbles, including crossover and behind the back, keep the ball in the shooting pocket, eyes on the court, and build ball control.
Learn the pound dribble from a ready, knee-bent stance, protecting the ball with two hands and wrist flicks, starting with 10 touches per hand and progressing to longer sets.
In this online training program we will learn the fundamentals of dribbling. We will begin with basic drills and move to intermediate and advanced drills. These drills should be watched while you are working on your game. Allow me to perform the drill first, then you perform the drill after watching.
We have both stationary and dynamic drills that focus on improving ball-handling, coordination, rhythm, and hand dexterity. If you perform these drills on a daily basis, you will see great improvement in your ability to handle the basketball.
Remember, it is important to get the techniques down FIRST, before we try to perform the drill fast.
Practice the in and out dribble to fake a crossover, bring the ball back to unbalance the defender, then pull up or drive to the basket with counters.
Practice basketball dribbling around a single leg while keeping hips down and eyes up, using finger passes and proper spacing, then progress to the figure 8.
Practice the figure eight drill around your leg, starting from the single leg dribble, moving from right to left with a wide stance, low dribble, and finger-pad control.
Practice changing speeds while dribbling to maintain ball control, alternating high and near-ground dribbles with both hands. Perform the type writer drill to build speed, control, and focus.
Practice the two-ball alternating pound dribble with two balls hitting at times, driven with force; keep waist-level dribbles for high, below-knee dribbles for low, and focus on a wall spot.
Develop rhythm with a quick dribble and crossover, respond to defenders by accelerating into another quick dribble and crossover, keep dribbles low and ready to switch up on demand.
Practice the in and out dribble to fake a crossover, read the defender, and counter with a quick crossover on a forward path while keeping the ball tight.
Learn the retreat dribble to counter traps by shuffling backwards, crossing over, and changing directions to beat the trap while keeping control and avoiding turnovers.
Develop a deceptive change of pace by slowing down, then exploding into fast speeds to keep defenders guessing and make you harder to guard.
Perform dynamic two-ball drills in the two ball series, building hard, controlled dribbles, alternating and consecutive, while keeping eyes up and practicing direction changes for better ball control.
In this course we will learn the drills you can perform to become a better dribbler. This course is perfect for individuals who want to get better to make their middle and high school teams, to individuals who just love to play basketball, for players who want to dominate their church and rec teams.
This course is composed of purposely short tutorials for you to quickly watch and digest the drills and actions and then perform at home. Key points are highlighted for you in each section on the screen for you to develop the how and the why of the drills.
The workout time will vary based on the users experience level. With lifetime access, you will have an opportunity to grow and get better with daily and weekly practice.
We begin this course with stationary drills to focus on the following skills: ball-handling, coordination, rhythm, dexterity, agility, and ambidextrous hands. Following the stationary drills, we move on to the dynamic drills where we perform more complex drills.
Basketball is a universal game that brings people together that you can play for nearly a lifetime. The skills you develop now will bring you a lifetime of social approval, higher confidence and self-esteem.