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The Drive & Kick to Corner drill gets players attacking downhill off screens and reacting quickly to open teammates. This is a great drill to practice key offensive principles at every level.
Start with one line on each side: one about halfway between the perimeter and half-court and the other on the opposite wing. Have two or three balls in the high line. Set up a cone or mannequin (or have a coach standing) a few feet inside of the high line to represent a screener.
The first player in the high line makes a move and attacks the screen. This player should run tight off the screen and immediately attack downhill toward the rim. As the ball-carrier comes off the screen, the opposite player relocates to the corner. As soon as the player reaches the corner, the ball-carrier throws a quick chest pass for a catch and shoot. The passer then goes to the back of the shooting line and the shooter retrieves his/her own rebound and switches to the passing line.
-Timing is everything. Shooters should not begin to relocate until the ball-carrier has come off the screen and shown a commitment to drive downhill. Passers need to hit their teammates as they reach the corner. Forcing them to wait will allow their defenders to recover.
-Coaches may run this drill for a specific time period or up to a set score. Make sure to work both sides of the floor.
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We got started with 360Player because we needed to improve our club wide communications. Then we quickly realized how powerful it was to have all the features our club used daily in one convenient place. This platform has completely transformed the way Bradford (Park Avenue) Academy operates.