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HEAD TO HEAD SHOOTING CHALLENGE Simple drill that’s in and creative. When coach says go, you must take one dribble and shoot behind the 3 point line. Both players get one shot, whoever makes it first gets the point, then it restarts. This pushes players to speed up, but...

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