Dr. Dish Basketball Blog / Youth Basketball Drills (3)

The game of basketball is evolving and the players are the catalyst for it. Basketball has slowly become more of a positionless sport and players are now capable of doing …

Coach Collin Castellaw of Shot Mechanics Basketball stopped by the DishLab to show how you can run drills that train you how shoot off the catch like Steph Curry. Curry …

Coach Mason here! I'm thrilled to bring you another great Drill of the Week! One amazing feature I love about our Dr. Dish All-Star shooting machine is the ability to …

Imagine 10 seconds remaining on the game clock. Your team is down 2 with the ball. Your point guard comes down and shoots a wild lay-up that misses the mark …

There's no doubt that working on your jumpshot is very important for developing as a player. Being able to knock down open jumpers and stretching the floor is critical for …

Coach Mason is back in the #DishLab to bring you our second Dr. Dish Drill of the Week! Since tryouts and training camps are quickly approaching, the main focus of …

At every level of basketball I played, there was always that one player I hated matching up against. Sometimes it was a gifted offensive player, but usually it wasn't the …

Most youth basketball players have hopes to be the next LeBron James or Diana Taurasi and to play at the highest level. Unfortunately most players never grow to be 6'8 …

Learning to master each skill in basketball takes time, practice, and patience. Ball handling is one skill that takes a ton of effort to master. Basketball is an evolving sport, …

Motivating young players is often frustrating and time consuming, especially if the coach/parent was once an athlete themselves. It's only natural to want the best for youth players, but when …