PCPP( stands for pass, catch, pivot and pass)

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Three players are lined up in a straight line approx. 30ft. apart
A player on either end starts with the ball.
This players slap on the ball starts the drill and is a signal for the player in the middle to cut towards him to receive a pass from him.
The middle player cuts towards the passer, receives the pass that is thrown to him and completes a legal stop(jump stop or one two stop).
After making the catch and stop, this player makes a legal pivot and passes to the player on the other end. After this pass is caught by the ender the middle player cuts towards the ender and receives a return pass from him where apon the middle player again completes a legal stop, pivot and passes to the player on the other end.

Instructions

For youth players I would switch the middle man after he has made anywhere from 5 to 10 passes or or you could do the drill for 30 to 45 sec. and then rotate players so that everybody in the drill gets a shot in the middle especially.

Tips

Vary the spacing, number of passes or the time limit with different age groups
This drill will help your player develop the habit of meeting a pass that is thrown to them. It will help develop their hands and pivoting footwork.

Skills

Passing, meeting the pass, catching, Stopping(jump stop, one two stop,) pivoting.

Players

Added: 1/1 2000

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