"MONSTER REBOUND Drill!!!" (Aggressive Rebounding) - Shot Science Basketball

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Published by Shot Science Basketball at 06/01/2010 06:04 Like

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How to Shoot a Basketball

In today's video, Coach Tom explains the "Monster Rebound Drill," which will develop an aggressive ATTACK when rebounding from anywhere on the floor! This drill will not only give you the "muscle memory" to make attacking rebounds second nature, it will also make you be able to read where rebounds are going and how to get to them from anywhere on the floor.

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Latest comments

Shot Science Basketball, at 05/09/2013 14:11, says:
The simple answer here is to "spend time working on that hand!" Too often we avoid doing things that we cannot do well and therefore that element never improves. "Spend the time working on that hand!"
markeith davis, at 05/09/2013 00:47, says:
I never really had any body to help me on my game but you guys really have been with me when i want to find out how to domninate. But I really want to know is how to get my weak hand to be more accurate on lay ups.
Shot Science Basketball, at 05/03/2013 13:24, says:
Keep these things in mind: 1. Balls shot with flat arc will usually rebound "long!" 2. High arc shots will tend to bound up near the basket. 3. Shots from the wing and baseline will tend to rebound to the opposite side of the basket at about 65-70% of the time. Hope this helps.
muhammad shabbir, at 05/01/2013 23:06, says:
im a very good rebounder and can get any rebounder from even when someone else is trying too but sometimes when im standing near the basket any mt teammate shoots and misses it goes the other way. how can i read rebounds?
Mattu190, at 04/18/2013 21:45, says:
I do it that way and it works pretty well is what I meant to say there.
Mattu190, at 04/18/2013 21:30, says:
Make sure you are balanced and stable on take off and shoot when you are square to the hoop while fading is the best way, I do it. He is right its much lower in percentage then a jumper, but if you have to use it make sure you fade in a controlled manner instead of wildly jumping.
Shot Science Basketball, at 04/17/2013 01:48, says:
We will be doing this one in the near future even though we feel it is a low percentage shot!
georgegaming1000, at 04/16/2013 20:04, says:
Coach, you really help me with your videos! Can you make a video on how to do fadeaways?
Shot Science Basketball, at 04/14/2013 17:45, says:
Great to hear!!!
bulsye, at 04/14/2013 06:51, says:
You dont have to explain the nose-elbow relationship so many times.After watching all your helpful vids we all know what it is.:p
TheIllusionist143, at 04/09/2013 00:17, says:
bomba
Shot Science Basketball, at 03/30/2013 13:10, says:
A little more to rebounding than this!
miragehero35, at 03/30/2013 13:44, says:
Stay under the rim, you wont need to worry about shooting. Just hit it off the backboard and you'll never miss.
Shot Science Basketball, at 03/27/2013 14:02, says:
Totally agree, but we still have to have those players who will go det the ball!!!! That's what this video is all about.
Logan Tucker, at 03/27/2013 04:31, says:
You might disagree on this or you might not but here is my suggestion. I played post for a long time and any time I knew that we needed to make sure someone didn't dominate us on the boards here is what I did: Forget about getting the board. Focus only on boxing him out and not allowing hims to get the rebound. He can't jump over you. That is a foul. Clear him out of there and trust one of your teammates to get the rebound. It always worked for me. Hopefully this helps.
Shot Science Basketball, at 03/21/2013 23:46, says:
We had to place the App on hold for a while until we could find the right person to construct it. Looks like he will get going again around the first of April. Learn to read the rebound as it is in the air. Clue: If the shot is flat it usually will be a long rebound; If the shot has a high arc it will stay around the basket; If the ball is shot form the wing or baseline there is a 60% or better chance the ball will go to the opposite side of the court on the rebound!
3rdlegis16inches, at 03/21/2013 19:56, says:
That's the problem. Even when going in aggressively and jumping as high as I can, he's always there, getting the ball. Are there other tricks to getting the ball, besides boxing out, or going in aggressively? I was thinking more along the lines of where to position yourself or something like that. Also, weren't you guys releasing an app?
Shot Science Basketball, at 03/21/2013 03:39, says:
This rebounding drill is a good place to start!
3rdlegis16inches, at 03/21/2013 00:43, says:
I've been experiencing a problem. Every saturday I've been playing with some seniors from my high-school but on of them is extremely tall and buff, and keeps getting all the rebounds. I tried boxing him out before but he is simply too strong and heavy. He is a skilled player besides. He tends to dominate the game with those rebounds and I thought maybe you could help me stop him from getting those rebounds.
Shot Science Basketball, at 03/20/2013 14:34, says:
Check out our Post Play videos for some ways to score no matter how short you may be.
531Darkness, at 03/20/2013 12:46, says:
Coach got a question im only 5'9 i play center i know small height because my race is small heighted my question is im good at rebound and blocking but i cannot score what should i do to score with my height?
centerofstar, at 03/19/2013 22:37, says:
Except for Kobe Bryant.
Shot Science Basketball, at 03/07/2013 18:47, says:
You are very welcome Stephen.
Shot Science Basketball, at 03/07/2013 18:28, says:
We hear you. We get more guys like you than you would imagine.
Shot Science Basketball, at 03/07/2013 18:58, says:
Probably a little difficult at the DI level, but could fit in pretty well in the D III or NAIA programs.