Basketball drill: wall and rebound
Wall and rebound
- Centers
- Starting from U16
- 2 or 4 centers
- 1 ball per pair
- a basket
Aim:
- Defending a turn around jump shot
- box out after shot
- stimulate offensive rebound after shot
Organization:
- attacker turns around his axis and shoots
- Defender brings his body in front of the ball with a slide-step, as close as possible to the body of the attacker.
- keeps both arms straight up (= wall) so that the attacker has less view of the basket and has to adjust his shot slightly to shoot over the outstretched arms
- box out immediately after the shot
- A goal is 1 point
- offensive rebound is 2 points even after a goal
- each player defends 5 times in a row
- loser for each point difference: 2 push-ups
Teaching points:
- feet slightly wider than shoulder width
- knees slightly bent
- upper body and arms vertically
- NO batting movement towards the ball
- stand up against the attacker by moving towards the attacker (the upper body remains vertical)
Variant:
- attacker starts under the ring, with his back to the back line and gives a short bounce pass to himself
- attacker first makes a shoulder fake in the opposite direction just before the shot