5 Two-Ball Dribbling Drills Every Basketball Player Should Try

There are a lot of Instagram dribbling drills out there, but you can’t really learn anything from watching them. For one, they are more focused on flash than they are function and nothing beats giving it a try yourself. When you have two balls this really helps with your hand eye coordination and makes dribbling with just one ball much easier. It also forces you to use your weaker hand so you are not tempted to switch to your stronger hand during the drills.

Key Takeaways:

• With all of the different Instagram trainers out there, there’s no shortage of two-ball dribbling drills online.
• Many one-ball dribbling drills are great, too. But adding a second basketball is going to do a couple of very positive things.
• The great thing about the following two-ball dribbling drills is that they are all stationary, so you can do them pretty much anywhere you have a flat, hard surface.

“Secondly, adding another basketball is going to increase the overall difficulty of the drill. Accounting for two basketballs is obviously going to be a lot more difficult than using just one, so if you can consistently handle two basketballs, then your hand-eye coordination and execution while handling only one basketball will be that much better.”