Shooting Drills to Enhance Your Offense – Flex

By Timothy Hipps

This is part two in a five-part series on shooting drills to enhance your offense. Hopefully, some of these drills will be useful to you. If not, maybe you can design a drill that repeats the most crucial action of your go-to plays.

Flex Offense Shooting

(Get Shooting Drills out of Flex Sets HERE)

Our drills for Flex Offense shooting require two coaches, trainers or managers. We try to stress the importance of good timing, and holding your spot and letting a teammate run off your screen, or being patient and waiting for your screen if it’s designed to. We also like to stress getting low after a screen and having ready hands for a quick, smooth catch and shoot. In the first set, (fig.1) there are two lines, with the first two turns each having a ball, the players pass the balls to the trainers/coaches. 2 sets a screen for 1 to go to the corner for a catch and shoot. 2, then rolls off, curls to the elbow for a catch and shoot. Passes are coming from the coach opposite the coach they passed to.

fig. 1

Flex1

In the second set of shooting, (fig. 2) there are two lines, with the first two turns each having a ball, the players pass the balls to the trainers/coaches. 2 goes to set a screen for 1 who flex cuts to the basket for a finish. 2, then rolls up the corner for a 3 point shot. Passes are coming from the coach opposite the coach they passed to.

 

fig. 2

Flex2

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[Part 1] – Shooting Drills to Enhance your Offense – Ballscreen Sets

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Timothy Hipps

Timothy Hipps is an assistant coach at Central High School in Capital Heights, MD. He is also the founder of Math-n-Basketball Academy, a youth basketball organization that also offers academic support to players. Coach Hipps uses basketball statistics, scouting reports and game technology to integrate sports with mathematics and literacy in Maryland public schools. While coaching at amateur levels, he has sought to adapt NBA actions and offenses for youth and high school teams. Hipps is adamant about offering professional preparation, collaboration, and effort at the recreational and interscholastic levels. While a head basketball coach at the interscholastic level, Hipps' teams won 3 league championships in five seasons. You can follow Timothy on Twitter @mathnbasketball.
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