Spread Ball Screen vs. 2-3 Zone when heading into the "Single Side" #ZoneOffenseTips + #SBSoffense For more on spread ball screen offense: Spread Ball Screen Basics (blog) Spread Ball Screen Offense (Playbook) Spread Ball Screen Entries (Playbook) For notes on Spread Ball Screen vs. 2-3 Zone when heading into the Double Side... See More
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On the FMS Blog: Perth Wildcats - Developing a Series Around Flex Action Check it out for video of this play! See More
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On the FMS Blog: Perth Wildcats - Developing a Series Around Flex Action Check it out for video of this play! See More
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On the FMS Blog: Perth Wildcats - Developing a Series Around Flex Action Check it out for video of this play! See More
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The Toronto Raptors have altered the spacing and sequencing of normal pin down series' with this play. By engaging off ball defenders to actively track non-threats, Nick Nurse has developed a quick hitter with multiple options that flows freely depending on what the defense gives up. Free Download: Toronto Raptors Playbook See More
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The Toronto Raptors have utilized "Snap" action to intitiate much of their offense for the past two season - and "Snap 3" is no exception. As a way to incorporate Kawhi Leonard and his skillset into its base offense, Toronto has added this post up play. It has also been sparingly used for other Raptors, such as Pascal Siakam, in order to isolate a mismatch. Free Download: Toronto Raptors Playbook See More
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Very effective secondary transition/early offense set from Cardinals Head Coach Chris Mack. This action uses some false motion and then incorporates a flare screen followed by a ball screen. If you love 4 Out spacing, add this to your playbook ASAP! On the FMS blog: Early Offense Philosophies Flare Screen Essentials See More
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Tennessee will run this action in its secondary transition. Getting the ball reversed with timing is key! The Vols tight curl off the first screener, and are physical when they cut. Sprinting through cuts is a great habit to teach players at any level. In this action, if the first cutter is not open, it turns into a single pin down for 1. Click for more NCAA Top 25 XsOs! See More
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Tennessee loves to use pin downs in secondary transition. With Grant Williams as the screener, the action is a nightmare for defenders to get around. The key to this pin down is the weak side offensive players must exchange. I call this "occupying the help." Click for more NCAA Top 25 XsOs! See More
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Run this early offense set out of transition before the defense is totally set. Click to view KJ Smith's Loop Series See More
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This Dr. Dish shooting drill incorportes multiple skills along with shooting. Closing out is one of the most important skills on the defensive side of the ball, and this drill works on close outs along with planting the inside foot, turning and shooting. Why the Dr. Dish is Unique in FastDraw Corner Game Based Shooting Playbook All Dr. Dish drills on the PlayBank See More
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The Sixers run some great stuff on the baseline. Always several scoring options - at least one opportunity for a three, and one opportunity for something going to the basket. Click to view all posts by Tony Miller on the FMS blog! See More
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This a very simple, yet effective set to use early in transition to counter over aggressive defense. Take a look at the video below to see how the Tigers set this up. Beaches & Basketball! Check out @DaveNedbalekUTT's top plays from Maui. Quick hitters, zone plays, ball screen actions, and more!https://t.co/4noW0G2ZEV — FastModel Sports® ð???ð??» (@FastModel) November 28, 2018 See More
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This drill provides an opportunity to work on multiple skills in one setting: closeouts, footwork, attacking the paint, passing and communicaiton. 1 starts things off by passing to the 2 and finishes with a close out repetition. The three perimeter players (2,3 & 4) have their knees bent and hands up ready to step into the pass, working on their shot preparation footwork. 2 is focusing on getting two feet in the paint on the drive before passing to 3. As the ball is in the air to 3, 4 is saying "One More," which signals 3 to immediately swing the ball to 4 upon receiving it. The communication focus of this drill is in saying "One More" as the ball is in the air so the ball can be moved quickly for the open shot. Players should also communicate their teammates names as they are passing the ball to them. On the FMS blog: Building Communication With Your Team Building Communication on Defense Building Communication on Offense See More
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50 passes is a competitive team drill that focuses on ball toughness, passing, screening and communication. The goal of 50 passes is to be the first team to successfully complete 50 passes without getting the ball deflected and having the passer say the name of the person they are passing to. Eliminating dribbles after the first pass increases the pressure that the defense can put on the offense, making it more difficult to complete the passes. Requiring the passer to say the name of the receiver helps to build good communication habits while under duress. On the FMS blog: Building Communication With Your Team Building Communication on Defense Building Communication on Offense See More
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