Rick Torbett's Read & React Circle Movement: Part 1
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Tempo di lettura 5 min
Circle movement is just a logical way that the players should move when the dribble penetration occurs as an offensive solution.
Let us see the drill that you can do with your team in order to make them move properly.
First, put 5 players on the arc, and give the ball to the Point position, and make him do a dribble penetration towards the basket.
If we assume that he gets by his defender's left side (red line), the other players should move as the BLUE lines show. Why? Let us add the defenders and explain how they need to react as one of them loses control over the ball handler.
On the ACTIVE side of the offense, the player that is most near the ball should slide down into the corner, and the player that is in the corner needs to cut to the basket.
On the PASSIVE side, the player from the wing should head towards the point spot and the player from the corner should take the wing place.
Why? Let us see how the defense will react when the dribble penetration occurs.
The right way to defend the dribble penetration is next:
2 - The first help defender needs to close the penetration so which means that he needs to leave his man and go toward the paint
4 - The second help defender has to decide if is he going to go and take over the player that was guarded by 2 or if is he going to stay and protect the cutter. This is why the offensive wing is sliding toward the corner and the guy from the corner is cutting... to make either an open shot for a wing or an easy layup for the cutter.
5- needs to cover the cutter from the opposite corner and 3 needs to guard 2 men on the passive side of the offense.
Here are the passing options after both offense and defense make their moves.
Let us see the video.
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Circle movement is just a logical way that the players should move when the dribble penetration occurs as an offensive solution.
Let us see the drill that you can do with your team in order to make them move properly.
First, put 5 players on the arc, and give the ball to the Point position, and make him do a dribble penetration towards the basket.
On the ACTIVE side of the offense, the player that is most near the ball should slide down into the corner, and the player that is in the corner needs to cut to the basket.
On the PASSIVE side, the player from the wing should head towards the point spot and the player from the corner should take the wing place.
Why? Let us see how the defense will react when the dribble penetration occurs.
Circle movement is just a logical way that the players should move when the dribble penetration occurs as an offensive solution.
Let us see the drill that you can do with your team in order to make them move properly.
First, put 5 players on the arc, and give the ball to the Point position, and make him do a dribble penetration towards the basket.
On the ACTIVE side of the offense, the player that is most near the ball should slide down into the corner, and the player that is in the corner needs to cut to the basket.
On the PASSIVE side, the player from the wing should head towards the point spot and the player from the corner should take the wing place.
Why? Let us see how the defense will react when the dribble penetration occurs.
Circle movement is just a logical way that the players should move when the dribble penetration occurs as an offensive solution.
Let us see the drill that you can do with your team in order to make them move properly.
First, put 5 players on the arc, and give the ball to the Point position, and make him do a dribble penetration towards the basket.
On the ACTIVE side of the offense, the player that is most near the ball should slide down into the corner, and the player that is in the corner needs to cut to the basket.
On the PASSIVE side, the player from the wing should head towards the point spot and the player from the corner should take the wing place.
Why? Let us see how the defense will react when the dribble penetration occurs.
Circle movement is just a logical way that the players should move when the dribble penetration occurs as an offensive solution.
Let us see the drill that you can do with your team in order to make them move properly.
First, put 5 players on the arc, and give the ball to the Point position, and make him do a dribble penetration towards the basket.
On the ACTIVE side of the offense, the player that is most near the ball should slide down into the corner, and the player that is in the corner needs to cut to the basket.
On the PASSIVE side, the player from the wing should head towards the point spot and the player from the corner should take the wing place.
Why? Let us see how the defense will react when the dribble penetration occurs.
On the PASSIVE side, the player from the wing should head towards the point spot and the player from the corner should take the wing place.
On the PASSIVE side, the player from the wing should head towards the point spot and the player from the corner should take the wing place.
Why? Let us see how the defense will react when the dribble penetration occurs.
On the PASSIVE side, the player from the wing should head towards the point spot and the player from the corner should take the wing place.
On the PASSIVE side, the player from the wing should head towards the point spot and the player from the corner should take the wing place.
On the PASSIVE side, the player from the wing should head towards the point spot and the player from the corner should take the wing place.
Why? Let us see how the defense will react when the dribble penetration occurs.
On the PASSIVE side, the player from the wing should head towards the point spot and the player from the corner should take the wing place.
On the PASSIVE side, the player from the wing should head towards the point spot and the player from the corner should take the wing place.
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