Floater Range Progression
Attack from the foul line off two dribbles and finish with a one-foot floater before the defender's arrival, moving one step back after every three makes. Extends touch and arc beyond standard layup range.
Coaching focus: Shooting & Finishing
Shooting drills build a repeatable release through high-rep, low-distraction reps before adding movement, defense, and game speed. Track makes, not just attempts, and keep form the priority until it's automatic.
Frequently asked questions
Floater Range Progression works well for players in Ages 10–12, Ages 13–15, Ages 16+, and can be scaled up or down in speed and complexity for other age groups.
Run Floater Range Progression for about 10 minutes as part of a broader practice or individual workout — enough reps to build the habit without losing quality.
You'll need: ball, hoop.
Build this into a full practice plan
Drag Floater Range Progression into a timed practice plan, assign it to your roster, and track who's completed it — free to start.
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