Basketball Drill Designer

What you can do with the drill designer

• Place players, cones and balls on the court.
• Define work zones inside the drill.
• Start from ready-made drill templates.
• Adjust equipment and layout to your session.
• Export the drill as an image for your training session.

How to design a training drill

1. Pick a drill template or start from scratch.
2. Place players, cones and balls on the court.
3. Mark zones and adjust the equipment layout.
4. Review the full drill before saving it.
5. Download the drill as an image to bring to practice.

Use cases

• Coaches planning weekly training sessions.
• Trainers documenting drills with equipment.
• Basketball academies sharing drills across their coaching staff.
• Youth coaches who need clear, visual drills.

How to design a training drill

Each drill is built by combining players, cones, balls and zones on the court, letting you represent circuits, shooting rotations, defensive drills or finishing drills with the exact equipment you'll use in training.

Frequently asked questions

Is the basketball drill designer free?

Yes, you can design and download your drills at no cost and without signing up.

What equipment can I use in the drill?

You can add players, cones and balls, plus zones to mark work areas.

Are there ready-made drill templates?

Yes, you can start from prepared drill templates and adapt them to your session.

How is this different from the tactical board?

The drill designer is built for training with equipment like cones and balls, while the tactical board focuses on explaining plays between two teams.

Can I download the drill as an image?

Yes, the drill can be exported as an image ready to print or share.