3 Ways to Finish at the Rim (Drill Video)
To be an effective playmaker, your players must be able to finish at the rim.
PGC Director Sam Allen brings you this drill called “3-part Floater” to help your players add options to their arsenal. These finishes require players come to a controlled stop, on two feet. This control will allow them to change their attack and take advantage of whatever the defense gives them.
The three finishes are:
- A floater
- A pivot out into a shot
- A pivot out with a shot fake and step through
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