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The Case For Motion Offense In High School Or College Basketball

... offense is the most popular offense in basketball today. No matter the variations, from the Dribble Drive Motion offense, to Coach K and Bob Knight's screening motion, to Huggins' 5 Out Open Post Motion offenses, the basic philosophy of ... Read

By: Coach DeForest | 11/03/2009 | Basketball

Quick Hitting Basketball Offense: the 1-4 High Set

... , you must decide on your offensive philosophy. There are many programs that run exclusively set offensive plays and there are others that run pure motion offense. In high school, it can generally be a good idea to have set plays because ... Read

By: Coach DeForest | 22/04/2008 | Basketball

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... 1 playbooks, high school playbooks. Say that you want something on the newest craze: Dribble Drive Motion Offense. We have an ebook that has everything that has been written down or typed on the subject. We also sell ebooks of our ... Read

By: Scott Peterman | 19/12/2008 | Basketball

Basketball Basics: the Different Types of Dribbling

... type of dribble is used to deflect the guarding player. It is characterized by one-hand dribbling while pushing the ball in front. After which, the offensive player would have to explode right through the opponent. While this is good for ... Read

By: Jason Richards | 13/06/2008 | Basketball

Learn and Use These Types of Dribbling

... faster dribbling while achieving some distance. Change-Of-Pace Dribble You go about this type of dribble by slowing down your motion that may be conceived as stopping. This would well make the opponent think that you are stopping to ... Read

By: Christopher Amissah | 22/04/2008 | Basketball

They Used to Laugh at Me Until I Learned the Fundamentals of Dribbling a Basketball - You Can Too

... purpose of the offensive. When to dribble the ball: 1) It should be used to get the ball in the clear in the back court; 2) To bring the ball from back court to front court if the defense is already in position; 3) On short drives to ... Read

By: Patrick Ocheni | 27/01/2009 | Basketball

Coaching Youth Basketball: Set Plays

... that uses court movement, cuts to the ball or the basket, and good screen setting. The one thing that separates the Motion offense from others is that it is quite flexible; you don't have to have set plays every time you bring the ball down ... Read

By: Trevor Sumner | 13/10/2009 | Basketball

Dribble Drive Motion Offense