Coach ,

If you have been in the coaching business long enough, you have your favorite drills that you use each season, no matter the team you are coaching.  Maybe you got them from a coach you played for in the past or from a clinic at some point.

I know personally I have always done 3-2/2-1 for teaching attacking disadvantages in transition, a progressive fast break drill (starts 2-1 and eventually ends up 5-5) as well as shell drill in some form (usually starting 3-3, then going to 4-4 and ending with 5-5).  

What are yours?

At the same time, I am always looking for new drills to add to my library.

Check out this free course from our spring clinics Favorite Drills featuring Kevin Sutton, Chris Dial, and Steve Hardin. 

Kevin Sutton - Pass & Follow

Rhode Island Assistant Coach Kevin Sutton shares a drill that covers a variety of fundamentals such as passing, cutting, and meeting the pass.

Chris Dial- Box Drill/Curry Pivots

Chris Dial, Head Coach at Our Lady of the Lake (TX) discusses the box drill and why he calls it the Curry Drill when he works with players overseas.

Steve Hardin - Suns Drill

Lees-McRae (NC) coach Steve Hardin shares a 3-3 drill designed to teach quick transition both offensively and defensively.

You can watch these and other off their favorite drill here:

K. Sutton, S. Hardin, & C. Dial: Break Down Favorite Drills--->

Thank you for everything you are doing to help grow the game and grow others!!

Lason, Leigh, and the Coaches Clinic Team

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