Basketball Drill Cards

We gave the cards to our coaches & gave them additional drills to present to their teams, very helpful & good reminder

Basic drills, but great for switching things up.

As a volunteer coach for young kids I stress preparing for practices. This helps to go to when you need quick ideas

Most of these are good drills; some are too complicated for 8/9/10 year olds. The "make it a game" section on each card could be omitted. And despite the implication, you're not going to have a good practice just by randomly drawing out a handful of cards right as you walk into the gym. These are nice to have, and are useful for generating ideas for practice or for you and your kid to use for driveway drills, but not worth $20. The cards themselves are high quality material and printed well. Just like a deck of playing cards.

great little pack of cards, put it in my coaching bag, great ideas or idea starters in a small package.

I had a FitDeck for basketball and used it with my son -- I found it great because I lack basketball skills and my son's home practice needed some guidance (as a ten year-old, he wasn't willing to sit through a video reviewing basics.) I bought CoachDeck, hoping to get some more activities in the same vein. It is however oriented towards a coach working with at least two and better with a group or team of players (there are routines that can be modified for single players but FitDeck is better for this), so I'm not really it's target audience. From the standpoint of a single parent using the deck to put a single child through the paces of basketball practice, the deck fails (I'd just give it two-stars if I considered it from what I originally got it for.) From the standpoint of using the deck as a team-training aid, it reads like it would do so successfully.

Worth the money. There's a variety of drills to keep players engaged

Perfect for a first timer- I am coaching9/10yrs not ever card applies but it is a great start point.