How to Do a Four Corner Passing Drill in Basketball

The four corner passing drill in basketball is a drill designed to get players used to passing from different distances and moving around the court while passing and receiving passes. It’s a good drill to perfect a player’s passing technique in different situations.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

1. Divide the participants into groups of four. Have them line up at the four corners around the half court, with two groups on either side of the bottom of the key and the other two groups on either side of the court about four feet from the half court line.

2. Hand the ball to one of players and instruct her to pass the ball to the first player in the group to her right. She should then take a few steps toward the player she just passed to and receive the ball from him. Have her pass the ball back to the second player one more time.

3. Instruct the second player to do the same thing with the player to his right. He should pass the ball to her, then take a few steps toward her and receive the ball. Then, he should pass the ball back to her.

4. Continue the drill around the court as many times as you want. After one time around the court, the participating player from each group should switch to new players if you have more than four players.

Tips & Warnings

• Add a second ball for more of a challenge and to make the drill run faster.

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