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Here’s a comprehensive list of 100 shooting drills and techniques designed to improve accuracy, shooting range, and shot selection for basketball players:

Basic Shooting Drills for Accuracy

  1. Form Shooting: Stand close to the basket and focus on perfecting shooting form, using one hand and following through with each shot.
  2. Spot Shooting: Shoot from various spots around the court (elbow, baseline, top of the key) to work on consistency from different angles.
  3. Close-Range Shooting: Practice shooting from close to the basket, focusing on form and consistency before stepping back.
  4. Shooting with Balance: Work on shooting with proper balance by having your feet shoulder-width apart and knees slightly bent.
  5. One-Handed Shooting: Shoot with only one hand to focus on technique and follow-through.
  6. Free Throw Shooting: Practice free throws to improve accuracy and consistency under pressure.
  7. Around the World: Take shots from various positions around the court (e.g., baseline, corner, top of the key) to develop shooting versatility.
  8. Elbow Shooting: Shoot from the elbows on both sides of the court to focus on mid-range accuracy.
  9. Catch and Shoot: Practice catching the ball from a teammate and shooting quickly, simulating game situations.
  10. Shooting off the Dribble: Dribble to a spot and take a jump shot to work on shooting while moving.

Intermediate Shooting Drills

  1. Pick-and-Pop Shooting: After setting a screen, pop out to the perimeter and catch a pass for a quick jump shot.
  2. Off-the-Dribble Shooting: Take a shot immediately after dribbling, incorporating footwork and balance for a quick release.
  3. Shot Fake and Shoot: Use a shot fake to get the defender off balance and then take the shot.
  4. Shooting off a Pass: Practice shooting from a catch, focusing on quick release and form.
  5. Jump Shot with No Dribble: Stand still, focus on your shooting form, and practice shooting a jump shot without dribbling.
  6. Closeout Shooting: Have a defender close out on you, and practice taking a shot under pressure.
  7. Shooting off a Curl Cut: Start from the corner, sprint around a screen, and catch the ball in rhythm for a jump shot.
  8. Shooting off a Fadeaway: Practice taking fadeaway jump shots, working on footwork, and balance when moving away from the basket.
  9. Shooting off a Pivot: Pivot to get open and shoot quickly when you catch the ball.
  10. Shooting off a Rebound: After grabbing a rebound, quickly transition into a shot, simulating the transition game.

Advanced Shooting Drills

  1. 3-Point Shooting: Focus on shooting from behind the three-point arc, increasing shooting range.
  2. Shooting Under Pressure: Simulate game pressure by having a defender contest your shot or shooting under a time constraint.
  3. Spot Shooting with Movement: After shooting from each spot, sprint to another spot and take a shot, simulating real game conditions.
  4. Transition Shooting: Sprint down the court, catch a pass, and take a shot in transition.
  5. Shooting with a Defender Closing Out: Practice shooting when a defender is closing out, focusing on a quick release and maintaining shooting form.
  6. Pull-up Jump Shot: Dribble to a spot on the court, stop, and take a jump shot off the dribble.
  7. Step-back Jump Shot: Dribble, create space with a step-back, and take a jump shot.
  8. Shooting on the Move: Practice shooting while moving, such as running toward the baseline and shooting a jump shot.
  9. Shooting off Screens: Work on shooting after coming off a screen, focusing on footwork and timing the shot.
  10. Shooting off a Euro Step: Incorporate a Euro step into your jump shot to simulate shooting after an evasive move.

Shot Selection and Shot IQ Drills

  1. Shot Selection Drill: Practice taking shots only from areas on the court where you have a high shooting percentage.
  2. Game Situation Shooting: Focus on shooting drills that replicate in-game scenarios (e.g., shooting with the shot clock winding down).
  3. Time-and-Space Shooting: Work on taking shots when you have the time and space to set up for a high-percentage shot.
  4. Quick Release Shooting: Work on releasing the ball quickly after catching it to get shots off before the defender can contest.
  5. Shooting with Different Hand Positions: Work on different hand placements and angles on your shot to help make adjustments during the game.
  6. Contested Shooting: Have a defender contest your shot, forcing you to focus on creating space and shooting under pressure.
  7. Game-Situation Catch and Shoot: Practice catching the ball off a pass and shooting quickly in real game situations.
  8. Dribble-Drive and Shot Selection: After driving to the basket, work on determining when to shoot, pass, or finish at the rim.
  9. Finishing at the Rim: Practice finishing strong with layups and floaters when you’re not open for a jump shot.
  10. Mid-Range Shot Selection: Focus on selecting high-percentage mid-range shots based on the defense’s positioning.

Footwork and Balance Drills

  1. Jump Stop and Shoot: Practice coming to a jump stop, then quickly shooting with balance.
  2. Pivot and Shoot: Pivot to different angles after receiving the ball, then shoot a jump shot.
  3. Catch and Shoot with Footwork: Work on catching and shooting while maintaining good footwork to get your shot off quicker.
  4. Shooting Off the Catch and One Dribble: Practice catching and taking one dribble before shooting, working on shooting in rhythm.
  5. One-Two Step into Shot: Practice stepping into your shot using the correct footwork to enhance balance and accuracy.
  6. Catch and Shoot with Quick Feet: Improve quick foot movement when catching the ball to get the shot off faster.
  7. Pivot and Shoot Drills: Work on pivoting around the defense and shooting at various angles.
  8. Shot with Proper Follow-Through: Focus on shooting with a strong, consistent follow-through to ensure accuracy.
  9. Balance Shooting Drills: Focus on staying balanced while taking shots to improve shot consistency and accuracy.
  10. Dribble and Step into Shot: Dribble to a spot and step into the shot for better rhythm and accuracy.

Shooting Off the Dribble

  1. Dribble to Shot Drill: Practice dribbling to a spot and taking a jump shot while on the move.
  2. One Dribble Pull-Up: Take a quick one-dribble pull-up jump shot, simulating real-game situations.
  3. Step-back Dribble Shooting: Take a step-back dribble and shoot, creating space between you and the defender.
  4. In-and-Out Dribble to Shot: Perform an in-and-out dribble, then quickly take a jump shot off the move.
  5. Spin Move and Shoot: Spin to create space, then take a shot quickly after the move.
  6. Crossover Dribble and Shoot: Cross over and take a shot immediately after changing direction.
  7. Behind-the-Back Dribble to Shot: Practice shooting immediately after performing a behind-the-back dribble.
  8. Pull-Up Shooting after Dribble Moves: Perform a series of dribble moves (e.g., crossovers, behind-the-back) and take a pull-up jumper.
  9. Shooting after a Hesitation Dribble: Practice hesitation moves and then shoot after the defender bites on the hesitation.
  10. Floater Shooting Drill: Work on shooting floaters after a quick dribble into the paint.

Shooting for Conditioning

  1. Shooting in Transition: Sprint from one side of the court to the other and immediately take a shot in transition.
  2. Up-and-Down Shooting Drill: Take a shot, sprint to the other side of the court, and take another shot, repeating this for a set time.
  3. Shooting Under Fatigue: Practice shooting after performing conditioning drills to simulate game fatigue.
  4. Timed Shooting Drill: Set a time limit (e.g., 3 minutes) and attempt as many shots as possible, focusing on maintaining form.
  5. 3-Point Shooting under Fatigue: Sprint the length of the court, then immediately take a 3-point shot.
  6. Layup Shooting Drill: Alternate between layups and jump shots in a fast-paced sequence.
  7. Defensive Shuffle to Shooting Drill: Shuffle across the court and then take a shot, repeating this to simulate game movement.
  8. Full-Court Shooting Drill: Sprint the full length of the court, receiving a pass and taking a jump shot as quickly as possible.
  9. Shooting with a Timer: Use a timer to complete as many shots as possible from various spots, aiming for accuracy and speed.
  10. Rebound and Shoot: After each shot, quickly grab the rebound and take the next shot, simulating the quick pace of a game.

Shooting Drills for 3-Point Range

  1. Catch and Shoot 3-Pointer: Work on shooting from behind the 3-point line after catching a pass.
  2. Step-back 3-Pointer: Use a step-back move to create space and take a 3-point shot.
  3. Shooting off a Screen for 3: Practice coming off a screen and taking an immediate 3-point shot.
  4. 3-Point Shooting Drill with Movement: Shoot 3-pointers while moving, simulating the need to get open for long-range shots.
  5. Fast Break 3-Point Shooting: Run down the court and take an immediate 3-point shot, simulating fast-break opportunities.
  6. 3-Point Contest Drill: Compete against teammates in a timed 3-point shooting contest, focusing on consistency.
  7. Shooting 3s After Dribble Moves: Practice 3-point shots after performing dribble moves to create space.
  8. 3-Point Shooting off the Dribble: Take a 3-point shot immediately after dribbling, focusing on quickness and accuracy.
  9. Catch and Shoot from the Wing: Practice 3-point shots from the wing after catching a pass.
  10. Full-Court 3-Point Shooting: Shoot 3-pointers from different locations on the court in a timed format.

Game-Like Shooting Drills

  1. Shooting off a Pass: Work on shooting while catching a pass from different angles on the court.
  2. Quick Release Shooting Drill: Catch the ball and release the shot as quickly as possible, simulating game speed.
  3. Shooting on the Move with Contact: Take shots while being lightly guarded to simulate real-game conditions.
  4. Catch and Shoot under Pressure: Shoot the ball immediately after catching it, while being pressured by a defender.
  5. Catch and Shoot from Different Angles: Catch passes from different spots on the court and quickly take shots.
  6. Shooting off a Drive: Drive to the basket and pull up for a jumper when the defense collapses.
  7. Shooting in a Half-Court Set: Work on shooting after running offensive sets, simulating structured game conditions.
  8. Fast-Paced Shooting: Simulate fast breaks, catch passes, and shoot quickly before the defense can set up.
  9. End-of-Game Shot Selection: Practice shooting with time running down in a game-like environment.
  10. Shooting Under Game Pressure: Simulate a game situation where each shot matters, focusing on staying calm under pressure.

Rebounding and Shooting Drills

  1. Rebound and Shoot Drill: After grabbing a rebound, quickly pivot and take a shot from the top of the key.
  2. Rebounding to Shooting: Practice grabbing a rebound and immediately taking a shot from the paint or mid-range.
  3. Rebounding to 3-Point Shooting: Work on grabbing a defensive rebound and quickly stepping behind the arc to take a 3-pointer.
  4. Offensive Rebound and Putback Shooting: Grab an offensive rebound and practice putting the ball back up for a shot.
  5. Shooting After Rebounding: After each shot, grab the rebound, and shoot again to practice shooting under fatigue.

Post-Shooting Drills

  1. Shoot and Follow Through: After every shot, focus on following through with the proper mechanics.
  2. Make 10 Consecutive Shots Drill: Aim to make 10 consecutive shots from a particular spot on the court.
  3. Repetition Shooting Drill: Focus on repeating the same shot multiple times from the same spot to enhance consistency.
  4. Shooting with a Defender: Have a defender contest your shots while maintaining focus on technique and balance.
  5. Pressure Shooting Drills: Set a challenge to make a certain number of shots under time pressure, improving focus.

These drills cover various aspects of shooting, from accuracy and range to shot selection and handling pressure. By working through these drills, players can greatly enhance their shooting skills and become more versatile scorers on the court.

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