Look to add these dynamic team rebounding drills to your practice plan this season. The drills work on a number of rebounding concepts and situations, including transition basketball. The drills can be used at any level and will keep your players motivated, working hard,\u00a0and best of all, improving.<\/p>\n
Submitted by Don Hess, Highstown HS, Highstown NJ<\/em><\/p>\n Set up 3-on-3 action in a triangle formation with X\u2019s as the defense and O\u2019s as the offense. Get two players on the low blocks and one at the FT line. On the coach\u2019s command, the X\u2019s rotate clockwise or counter clockwise to box out the offensive players. On the coach\u2019s shot, the defensive players locate the offensive players and both teams fight for the rebound.<\/p>\n Play to 10 points. You receive one point for each offensive rebound or defensive rebound. Each player keeps their own score and says his cumulative score out loud after each round. The first player to 10 points wins, with consequences for the losers. Then switch the X\u2019s to offense and O\u2019s to defense.<\/p>\n This drill is perfect for practicing communication on defense, boxing out, and offensive rebounding techniques.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Submitted by Keith Cooper, St. Martin\u2019s University, Lacey, WA<\/em><\/p>\n Divide your team evenly into squads of three players. Three offensive players start out around the perimeter with one at the top of the key and two on the wings. Next, there are three defensive players stacked one in front of the other in the paint. The coach will yell out \u201cRebound\u201d and then the offensive players will proceed to crash the boards.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, the defenders box out outside the paint and hold their blockouts. After holding their blockouts for 2-3 seconds, the coach intentionally misses a shot and players fight for the loose ball. If the defense secures the rebound, they\u2019ll immediately outlet and go 3-on-0 in transition. If the offense scores on transition with either a jumper or layup, they are awarded one point. If they miss the shot, they do not get a point. The offense also gets a point for an offensive board and one point for a putback. On any putback, the offensive player may dribble but cannot pass.<\/p>\n After the 3-on-0 transition break, offense goes to defense and a new team goes to offense. The first team to 10 points wins.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Submitted by Bobby Lutz, UNC Charlotte, Charlotte, NC<\/em><\/p>\n This is a 5-on-5 team transition rebounding drill. You can use different offensive alignments, pass the ball around, and make adjustments defensively until a coach shoots the ball. On the shot, two of the X\u2019s box out and two of the defenders run into transition.<\/p>\n After the ball is thrown to an outlet player, the coach passes full-court to the other coach stationed on the other end of the floor. The offensive players must now get back on defense as the coach shoots. The defenders then get to simulate boxing out on the three-pointer while in transition. This forces both teams to concentrate on rebounding in both full and half-court situations. You can also work on your man-to-man double teams in the post. Plus, it\u2019s a controlled 5-on-5 and very similar to game situations.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The\u00a0drills above\u00a0\u2013 any dozens more \u2013 can be seen on Championship Productions\u2019 DVD \u201cOver 30 Team Rebounding Drills<\/a>\u201d produced by Winning Hoops. Check out more rebounding videos by visiting our extensive DVD library<\/a>.<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Look to add these dynamic team rebounding drills to your practice plan this season. The drills work on a number of rebounding concepts and situations, including transition basketball. The drills can be used at any level and will keep your players motivated, working hard,\u00a0and best of all, improving. 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Transition Rebounding<\/h2>\n