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How to teach and coach two-man basketball
plays
All two-man basketball plays should fit into the overall plan of attack and I mean both
basketball offense and defense. This incremental teaching goal, even with six-year olds,
can be easily achieved.
Incremental teaching the use of screens
How we teach is an important basketball fundamentals is important.
Incremental, or progressive, teaching is easily adapted to athletics. Here are
the steps:
- Explain the drill.
- Walk through the drill, paying attention to form without competition or
speed.
- Drill for speed and form.
- Drill for speed and form adding a single defender.
- Drill for speed and form adding the second defender.
- Drill for speed and form using two defenders with concentration on reading
the defense. Stress doing what the defense lets you do.
- Drill and smooth-out the rough spots and elevate the skill level.
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Pass, Roll off
Screen and Return to Screener. Player 2 executes the two-step rule,
faking a cut toward the basket and cutting back outside, taking a pass from
player 1. Player 1, after taking a step to his left and moves toward player
2 as if to set a screen, but drops behind 2 for the return pass and instead
of shooting over the screen by player 2, he dribble drives. At the same
time, player 2 rolls off the screen he set for 1 and takes a return pass
from 1 for a lay-up. Player 1 rebounds the ball.
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Pass, Screen,
Drive and Shoot. Player 2 executes the two-step rule, faking a cut
toward the basket and cutting back outside, taking a pass from player 1.
Player 1, after taking a step to his left and moves toward player 2 and seta
a screen for 2. Player 1, using the screen, dribble-drives to the basket for
a lay-up. Player 1 rebounds the ball. |
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Pass, Screen and
Return to Screener. Player 2 executes the two-step rule, faking a cut
toward the basket and cutting back outside, taking a pass from player 1.
Player 1, after taking a step to his left and moves toward player 2 and sets
a screen on 2's defender. Player 2 dribble-drives toward the basket as
player 1 rolls off his screen and looks for a return pass from 2. Player 2
rebounds the ball. |
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Fake Pass and
Cut Backdoor. In the course of a game, player 2 often finds his
defender overplaying him in eagerness to intercept 1's pass. Player executes
the two-step rule, faking toward the ball. Player 1 fakes a pass which
signals 2 to cut to the basket. This pass fake is important as it helps
freeze 2's defender which is vital to the success of this play. Player 1
follows his pass to rebound the ball. |
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