Fun Basketball Drills To Practice This Weekend

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 The holiday weekend is here. We hope that you are spending it together with family and friends and enjoying all the local festivities.

However, if you want to mix it up with some basketball drills, we've got some really easy, yet fun things to try out.

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1. Pirate Drill


  • Assign 2-3 "pirates"
  • Everyone else has a basketball, they start dribbling 
  • If a pirate touches your ball, you have to give the ball and become a pirate instead
  • You can't chase the person who just touched you

2. 5 Min Dribbling Routine

If you only have 5 min, but still want to spend it effectively and ace some tricks - watch this video and learn exactly how.


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Tel: 310.744.5403 
E-mail: marketing@royalbasketballschool.com

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3. Coin Drop Relays

You will need:
  • a few pennies (coins)
  • egg cartons (halved)
How to:

  • Players line up at the start and run between the coin bag and an egg carton 
  • They need to drop all the coins without lowering the arm below the waist
  • The one who finishes first, wins
  • After they need to do the same while dribbling the ball
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Trainigs available for kids 3-15, practicing 2-3 times a week.

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