Off-Season Week Training Plan

A 6-day individual training week for players who want to build skills and strength in the off-season, balancing ball handling, shooting, and athletic development with built-in recovery.

60 minutes
Players — individual workout
Ages 13-15
1Monday: Ball Handling & Footwork
Warm-up · 10m
2Monday: Two-Ball Rhythm Work
Skill work · 15m
3Tuesday: Form Shooting & Footwork
Skill work · 15m
4Wednesday: Attack Moves & Finishing
Drill · 20m
5Thursday: Conditioning & Agility
Drill · 15m
6Friday: Game-Speed Shooting
Skill work · 15m
7Saturday: Competitive Finish (Beat-the-Pro)
Drill · 15m
8Sunday: Mobility & Recovery Cooldown
Cooldown · 10m

Frequently asked questions

Who is the Off-Season Week Training Plan practice plan for?

Off-Season Week Training Plan is built for players — individual workout coaching players in 13-15, and can be adjusted in length or intensity for other age groups.

How long does the Off-Season Week Training Plan practice plan take?

Off-Season Week Training Plan runs 60 minutes total across 8 blocks: 1 warm-up, 3 skill works, 3 drills, 1 cooldown.

What drills are included in the Off-Season Week Training Plan practice plan?

Off-Season Week Training Plan uses: Pound Dribble Series, Front and Reverse Pivot Series, Two-Ball Rhythm, Form Shooting Ladder, Curl / Fade Footwork, Cone Attack Series, Euro & Floater Package, 17s (Baseline Sprints), Agility Ladder Quick Feet, Pull-Up off 1 Dribble, 5-Spot Catch & Shoot, Beat-the-Pro (Make 21). Each links to its full breakdown in the drill library.

Running Off-Season Week Training Plan?

Compare notes with coaches running plans like this in the free community, or build this exact plan in the practice planner — assign drills to your roster, adjust the timings, and export it.

The community is free and always will be. No card needed for either.

Free coaches' community on Skool — full community access, free drills and practice plans, and straight answers from coaches building programs like yours.
Join free on Skool