Andreas Rauh

Round 1 - Right Pivot & Bounce PassRound 2 - Left Pivot & Bounce PassRound 3 - Right Reverse Pivot & Chest PassRound 4 -

This is a defense drill focused on deny defense and teaching the offense how to get open with purpose. Run this near the

This is a continuous fast-paced drill with 3 on 2 fast breaks.Offense becomes defense, rebounder becomes offense with tw

This continuous drill is great for improving passing & cutting.Put focus on hard, precise passes and correct timing of t

This drill works on strong passes and sliding without crossing feed.

Goals of this Drill:This drill works on jump stopping, pivoting and passing.Requirements:5 cones, at least 5 playersCoac

Here’s a dynamic stretching & movement warm-up tailored for basketball. It should take 8–12 minutes and prep you for gam

This dynamic exercise emphasizes continuous movement and precise passing. The drill involves five passing stations and a

This drill combines cutting, passing and shooting to practice multiple skills at once.

This is a great exercise that works on passing, cutting and spacing.We require a minimum of 3 players, additional player

A competitive team shooting drillDivide your team into two teams on different baskets.Each team only gets one ball

Pound DribbleStand with knees slightly bent, feet shoulder-width apart.Dribble the ball hard about waist height.Start wi

This is a continuous drill that forces players to move from spot to spot, pass, shoot and stay aware.

This is a summary of how Steph Curry warms up before a gameDribbling Drills with Two BallsDribble two balls simultaneous

This drill puts players in live 3-on-3 situations using only Horns-based actions. It reinforces spacing, timing, and offensive execution while challenging defenders to communicate, switch, and contain within the Horns framework. It also encourages players to apply multiple variations of Horns—not just run a script.

This drill trains both offensive decision-making and defensive pressure within the Horns setup. Offensive players work on making live reads out of an elbow entry, while defenders focus on denying entry passes, applying tight ball pressure, and disrupting timing—exactly the kind of resistance they'll face in a real game.

A receiver’s 3-level scoring ability is crucial in Zoom Action. To maximize spacing and offensive options, the receiver must be a threat to score from three, mid-range, and at the rim immediately after the catch. This drill helps develop shooting consistency, decision-making, and scoring versatility off the handoff.

Although the traditional Zoom Action is highly effective, what makes it truly special is the endless variations it can create within the same setup. To execute all the options effectively, the big man with the ball must be a high-level decision-maker, capable of reading the defense and making precise passes. This drill is designed to sharpen those passing instincts and ensure the offense maximizes every opportunity created by Zoom Action.

Assuming Zoom Action creates a numbers advantage, the offense must capitalize on the outnumbered situation. This drill is designed to replicate game-like scenarios with live defenders, forcing players to make real-time decisions while developing chemistry between the receiver, screener, and big. Additionally, they emphasize finishing at the rim while reading help defense effectively, ensuring players can consistently generate and convert high-quality scoring opportunities.

This 4 v 4 drill works on pushing the ball up the court on offense as well as communication and rotation on defense with the disadvantage. This drill will help your team to become better at minimizing the damage from when a full court press gets broken and you need to slow down then offense defending 3 vs 4.

One of the best times to run a diamond press is out of a made free throw. This drill will help you simulate that in practice. Note: We're going to show player 4 making a free throw, but during practice if it's a missed free throw, players 1, 2 and 4 will rotate until a free throw is made.

After mastering 5-on-5 execution, challenge your defense with this 6-on-4 half-court drill. This overload situation forces defenders to perfect their rotations and communication while operating at a disadvantage. The extra offensive player creates natural stress points in your defense, revealing any weaknesses in positioning or help coverage.