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Basketball Play - 1v1 Wing Skip

1v1 Wing Skip

Randy Sherman 05/01/2017

A #FindUseCreate teaching drill for reading the closeout On the skip pass, the reciever reads ONE COUNT shot on the catch if there is space. If the closeout is long, read TWO COUNT drive. Examples of "loading the drill" are in Frames 5 & 6 For more info on FindUseCreate offense checkout these resources: Conceptual Offense - Find Use Create Find Use Create Drills (Vol. 1) Find Use Create Combo Pack - Concepts + Drills Learn more and support what we do for basketball coaches... See More

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Basketball Play - 1v1 Wolf

1v1 Wolf

Randy Sherman 05/12/2017

Defending the 1v0 "Wolf" - Chase the dribbler from behind Sprint back. "You are never too late on defense." Attempt to block the shot low with the near hand Rebound - do not go past the backboard! Catching the dribbler from behind to block or change a shot is momentum changing play! See More

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Basketball Play - Twice

Twice

Randy Sherman 05/11/2018

TWICE is in the rescreen family. The first screen (once) elicited the read we want - the on-ball defender went over the screen so the screener rolls. But something caused the ball handler to "bounce out" their dribble. As a result, the roller sprints back out and screens again (twice). Further Reading: The Four T's Of International Offense Spread Ball Screen Offense Spread Ball Screen Entries Twice Rescreen Concept See More

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Basketball Play - Box & Break

Box & Break

Randy Sherman 09/24/2018

"Box & Break" is a defensive rebounding drill at heart, but can also serves as a sudden change drill off turnovers and a conversion drill. The drill can be regressed to 3v1 or 3v0 or loaded to 3v3 on the break. Click here to check out all blog posts by Radius Athletics for FMS! See More

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Basketball Play - 4v4 Trap & Recover

4v4 Trap & Recover

Randy Sherman 10/16/2018

4v4 Trap & Recover Drill for selective trapping. Aggressively trapping, or "going green" on baseline drives and post ups. Also detailed in Frame 3, the "Near Man Rule" for rotating out of the trap and returning the defense to neutral. More from Radius Athletics: Pressure Man Tips - Selective Trapping 2-3 Zone Tips - Forward Play See More

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