Ethan Khoza runs a four-shot catch-and-shoot drill: pin down at the top, pin down on the wing, screen-and-pop, then corner drift. Do 3-4 sets, make 3 or 4 in a row before switching sides.
So I just mentioned a couple weeks ago about the importance of adding series into your workouts to force you to make different kind of shots in a row. And here's one of my favorite series you should try out as well. Shot number one is going to be top of the key pin down where.
You'Re going to self toss the ball. But then you're going to step in.
To use that screen as you then.
Flash to the ball.
Catch and shoot. Shot number two is going to be a wide pin down where that screen is going to be coming down right outside the paint.
You're going to flash out to the.
Ball wing for that cat to shoot. Shot number three is going to be an away pin down into a screen and pop.
You're going to bounce the ball to.
Yourself as you set this screen and.
Then you're going to flashback to the.
Basketball for the catch and shoot three. In shot number four is going to be a relocation drift down to the corner for the catch and shoot three. I'd recommend going.
For three to four.
Sets where you have to make either three out of four or four out of four and then switch sides. This series targets some really important shots to be able to make, and it's important that you're able to hit different kind of shots in a row because that's what games are like.
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