This exercise can be included in any phase of training and used to work different aspects of individual technique. I use it to start training to go up while the beats, start with the individual work of art.
The dynamic is simple, as shown in the picture. The first player from one of the two rows is without the ball, and runs until receiving a pass from the first player from the other row. Receives and carries out the technical gesture you want. The player who passed, having no ball, and goes to receive the pass from the other row, and so on.
There are a few details to comment for the players to make that exercise has a good dynamic:
1. Player who always gets done in motion, for that, you must verify that the row counter is a player with the ball ready.
2. That pin will not run to give the pass.
3. If I work with smaller classes, measure the distance of the pass, because your body is not prepared to give too passes away.
4. If done with a few balls slows down some exercise is good to do at least six balls.
details that can work (insurance that you can think of many more):
1. The pin can be in an area likely to rebound before passing, shooting the ball the board to work the rebound and turned to launch the first pass contraatque. Swing, lift your head and look, protecting the ball.
2. Work baseball pass. Details of this type of pass, shoulder, back, arms stretched to the end, etc.
3. Receiver of the pass, run the counter work with the body oriented toward the running but with an eye on the ball. Reception in motion.
4. Once received, work on different aspects of ball handling, changes in hand, machine, etc.
5. Different types of stops.
6. Different types of shots, tickets to the basket and its many variants, shooting at medium or long distance, from different positions, etc.
7. Upon returning to the opposite row, work some aspect of ball handling. If I work a However, while returning, to make a couple of times that change before releasing the ball is in the row.