1 Spread your legs so your feet are positioned just beyond shoulder width.
2 Bend at the knees while keeping your back straight.
Start by dribbling once with your left hand. The ball should always be kept lower than your knees.
Transfer the ball to your right hand and take one dribble.
Take your left arm and wrap it around your left knee and position the ball in between your knees.
Transfer the ball to that left hand for one dribble.
Take your right arm and wrap it around your right knee and position the ball in between your knees.
Transfer the ball to that right hand for one dribble. This completes one spider rotation.
Transfer the ball to your left hand in front of your body to begin the process over again.
Continue from left front to right front to left back to right back for 30 seconds.
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Translation: Ejercicio -- Although for a specific type of "drill" you should consult with individuals in the field.
two ball dribble.
spider
lay ups free throws etc.
A high school drill team is like advanced They are basically dancers. For pep rallies, football and basketball games.
The drill I love to when I teach is that you take a basketball or soccer ball and put it on a tee and have the girl/guy hit it.
shoot farther away till you cant make it anymore
Consistent drill work in basketball can improve your performance by enhancing your skills, such as shooting, dribbling, and defense. By practicing regularly, you can develop muscle memory, improve your coordination, and increase your overall basketball IQ. This will help you become more confident and effective on the court during games.
Three man weave, UCLA drill
free throws and ball handling drills. Another good drill for your shot is to spin the basketball in front of you. Jump torwards the ball and catch it in your stance.
I would say to just practice. I would look at how you shoot with your right hand and compare this to how you are shooting with your left hand. (I do play basketball, but I don't know any drills).