Bill Self partner
 | 1 Bill Self a) 5-minute Players are paired up with one ball per pair (option - three players), shoot 15-foot shots for 5 minutes. Each player will shoot, rebound (hopefully before the ball bounces) and make a good pass back to his partner, who backstops the ball on the catch and steps into his shot. Catch with a 1-2, right-handers catch left foot touching as the ball enters their hands and step with their right foot. Have a group at both baskets, each group should make between 170 shots (a bad day) and 210 shots (a great day). Option - rotate spots. Augie Johnston - partner shooting, first player to make 8, shoot and follow, relocate, see Alternates. See Shooting - Partner relocation. |
 | 2 b) Three-point shots Each pair must have X combined makes, one player shoots and the other rebounds and passes until Y makes than switch (e.g., 40 total makes, change after 10). Brenda Frese - two players at each basket, one player takes 10 shots, follows the last shot to rebound and pass to partner (10-15 foot passes), with three players use two balls, rebounder-passer-shooter. (Variation - change the shooter after two misses in a row, or after one miss) Mike Maker - 40 in 4 - one pair at each basket, make 40 combined shots in 4 minutes or sprint, start on one side of the floor, switch the shooter after 1 minute, then switch sides, some players shoot 3s. Ross Johannsen - first shooter to make 10, switch rebounders and shooters. Chris Oliver - Fours shooting (YouTube) - each player takes four shots (3, pull-up, 3, pull-up, usually opposite), rebounds their last shot. Can add decision training, e.g. pass if the rebounder's hands are up (pass off the dribble on a pull-up), get a return pass. In general, change the shooter after - each shot (shoot and follow)  |