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عکس ، همراه با توضیحات
1 on 1 from the corner
1-3-1 half court trap
2 v 1 chaser
2 v 2 closeout
3 on 1 defensive rotations
3 on 3 dancing drill
Blind screen
Charge drill
Close out def. 1-1
Close out def. 2-2
Defending screens
Dive and recover
Drexel closeout drill
Drexel closeout drill 2
Fogler drill
Front the cutter
Help and recover
Inside lane
Lay-up def. drill
Middle drill
Penn 1 vs 1 defensive drill
Penn post defensive drill
Piggy-in-the-middle
Reaction 2 on 2
Run and play 2-2
Side closeout drill
Slide, dig go!
Triangle closeout
Triangle shell drill
Warriors split-line
Weave 2-1

تمرینات بصورت متحرک(منتظر بمانید وعجله نکنید)
1 on 1 from the corner
1-3-1 half court trap
2 v 1 chaser
2 v 2 closeout
3 on 1 defensive rotations
3 on 3 dancing drill
Blind screen
Charge drill
Close out def. 1-1
Close out def. 2-2
Defending screens
Dive and recover
Drexel closeout drill
Drexel closeout drill 2
Fogler drill
Front the cutter
Help and recover
Inside lane
Lay-up def. drill
Middle drill
Penn 1 vs 1 defensive drill
Penn post defensive drill
Piggy-in-the-middle
Reaction 2 on 2
Run and play 2-2
Side closeout drill
Slide, dig go!
Triangle closeout
Triangle shell drill
Warriors split-line
Weave 2-1


1 on 1 from the corner
1) 2 or more balls
6 or more players

Setup:
2 players in each corner of the baseline.
2 players at the top of the bucket.

Player 1 will pass to the player at the top of the bucket and goes to the opposite of the court to defend player 3 who receives the ball from the top.
2) From here the play is 1 on 1.

Put the emphasis on the closeout defense of the defender.

Rotation:
Defender goes to the top of the bucket.
Offense becomes defense.
And the passer goes to the other corner.
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1-3-1 half court trap
1) This is a half court defense that looks to trap the ball when ever possible.

For this defense to work each player must understand the rules of dividing the court. The court is divided above the foul line and below and left side right side.

1 will be Point Player
2 & 3 will be Wings Players
4 will be Middle Players
5 will be Bottom Player
2) The rules for the Point Player, Middle Player and Bottom Player all involve dividing the court into:
above the free throw line and below the free throw line.

The rules for the Wing players involve mainly dividing the court down the middle.
3) Point Player Rules:
When the ball is above the free throw line the Point Player is on the ball.  When the ball is below the free throw line the Point Player denies the pass out of the corner.

Middle Player Rules
When the ball is above the free throw line the Middle Player denies the pass to the high post.  When the ball is below the free throw line the Middle Player denies the pass into the ballside low post.

Bottom Player Rules
When the ball is above the free throw line the Bottom Player is in front of the ballside block.
When the ball is below the free throw line the Bottom Player is on the ball.
4) Wing Players Rules
When the ball is on their side of the court the Wing Player is on the ball.  When the ball is on the other side of the court above the free throw line the Wing Player plays the cross-court pass.  When the ball is on the other side of the court below the free throw line the Wing Player denies the pass into the ballside high post.
5) Defensive positions when ball is in top right corner.


1 and 3 trap ball.  Player legs should cross so the offense can't dribble thru.
2 play cross court pass.  4 denies high post.  5 denies low post.
6) Defensive positions when ball is in top left corner.

1 and 2 trap ball.  3 balls cross court.  4 denies high post.  5 denies low post.
7) Defensive positions when ball is in bottom left corner.

2 and 5 trap the ball.  4 denies low post.  3 denies high post.  1 plays pass back out the trap.
8) Defensive positions when ball is in bottom right corner.

3 and 5 trap the ball.  4 denies low post.  2 denies high post.  1 plays pass back.
9) Ball should never be allowed into high post but if it does get into high post this is how the defense reacts.

Non trapping wing player ( ie 3) drops to weak side post area.  4 stops advance of the ball.  Trapping players ( ie 1 & 2) key and foul line area.

Forms a kind of 3-2 zone defense.
10) Ball shouldn't be allowed into post.  Should it be this is how defense reacts.

2 sprints to weak-side low post.  5 and 3 sprint to low lane area.  1 goes to foul line area.
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2 v 1 chaser
1) 2 vs 1 Chaser

Player 1 must dribble around the cone at halfway and then drive to the basket. Player 2 runs around the cone at halfway and then aims to get ahead of player 1 to give a passing option.

X must run around the cone and then guard 2 v 1. They should hedge and try and confuse the offence.

You can do this drill at both ends of the floor having both groups run around the same cones so that the players have to get through "traffic" at half way.
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2 v 2 closeout
1) 2 v 2 Closeout

Set up as in diagram.

Coach (C) passes to the wing (1).  /1\\ must close out high side (no middle penetration).  

(1) skip passes to (2).

Defense adjusts to split-line and closeout to ball.
2) (2) plays live and drives baseline.

/1\\ must stop the penetration outside the lane and call "JUMP".
(2) hook-passes out to (1) who has re-located into the corner for the shot.

/2\\ must leave his man (jump) to closeout on (1) as he is now the player with visibility of the ball.
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3 on 1 defensive rotations
1) 3 gives a skip pass to 1.

D1 closes out and defends 1 by cutting off the baseline drive.
2) 1 passes up top to 2 who tries to penetrate toward the middle and D1 shows help and makes 2 pick up the ball.
3) 2 kicks to 3 and D1 jumps to position away from the ball.

3 penetrates baseline and D1 stops him outside the lane.
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3 on 3 dancing drill
1) This drill is a combination of:
  • footwork
  • closeouts
  • transition

    X1, X2 and X3 do slide steps in a circle under the basket.
    Coach got the ball outside.
    O1, O2 and O3 are waiting outside for the pass.

    X1 - X3 "dance" two circles before coach passes the ball.
    • 2) Coach passes to one of the players outside.

    X1, X2 and X3 sprint to closeout to the nearest player.
    3) Defenders one pass away are in denial position.

    Defenders two passes away rotate as quick as possible into the help side.

    Then you play 3 on 3
    4) After the defense gets the ball, doesn't matter how, they run a 3 on 0 fast break to the other end.

    They got 5 seconds to execute at the other end, otherwise they have to do rope skipping for example.

    Rotation:
    Offense becomes defense and the next 3 are the new offense.
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    Blind screen
    1) (wabc-ref.exo7sp)
                                                              OBJECTIVE:
    defense of the blind screen (Flex type).

    LEVEL OF PRACTICES:
    newcomer = > not recommended
    initiate = > little recommended
    expert = > very recommended
                                                               ORGANIZATION:
    Work on a half court with the player evenly spread on the midline.
    1 has the ball;
    A coach  without a ball is postions at the top of the 3 point circle.

    DEVELOPMENT:
    1 passes to 2,  3 and 4 run in there lane.
    2) 2 gives a pass  to 3; 4 continues running in his lane.
    3) 3 passes the ball to 4.
    4) 4 makes the layup and 3 goes for the rebound.
    5) 3 passes the ball to the coach

    Both players who began on the ball side (1 and 3) are going to defend the other players.
    6) 3 plays defense on 4 in the low post.
    1 defense 2 in the wing.

    The coach dribbles to the opposite side.
    7) 2 attracts the attention of his/hers defender to prepare for the back sreen.
    8) 4 sets a blind screen for  2.

    2 uses the block (1 uses the proposed defensive technic proposed by the trainer with or without the aid of 3, to prevent the pass of the coach).
    9) 2 and 4 play 2-2 with the coach as a passing player.

    ROTATION:
    The one who last touched the ball takes the place of the coach. The other four go back to the midline. With the defensive players  going to the offensive lanes (non ball side).
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    Charge drill
    1) Left Line -- Defense
    Right Line -- Offense

    1 plays dummy defense on offense 1. He lets 1 beat him and yells out HELP!


    HELPS:
    Communication.
    Speed and Balance.
    Quick Thinking.
    Rebounding.
    2) As Offense passes Defense he looks to drive to the basket.

    Meanwhile Defense on the left line will star to run towards the basket.

    2 defense should yell out, "Help Coming!" or something of that nature.
    3) 2 will position himself ready to take the charge.

    2 should position him appropriately and fall down using proper charging techniques. Make sure he isn't wobbling when he positions himself.
    4) Offensive player takes a jump shot over the Defender.

    Defender Boxes out.


    ROTATION:
    The person who was second in line plays Dummy defense.

    The offensive player lines up in the back of the defense line.

    The defender who went to take the charge lines up in the back of the offensive line.
    5) The Key to this drill is to have the defenders yell, "Help!", "I got your back!"
    Also always to box out the shooter.

    The offense should also run full speed.
    It should help the offensive player control his balance. He practices avoiding the charge with an effective short-range jumper.
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    Close out def. 1-1
    1) Close out drill 1-1.

    This drill improves the 1 - 1 close out defence.

    1 stay's behind the baseline while passing.
    1 give's a chest pass to 2. 2 is above the foul line.

    1 close out and play's defence against 2 until one of the players will score a point. (note: Also the defence player can score after a steel or a rebound. The one player who score's the point is offence. The drill is over if one of the players scores 7 points.  

    Teaching points:

    Give a hard pass. No bounce pass.
    2) Teaching points:

    Sprint 3/4 of the distance you have to cover.
    Then stay low and intimidate with one hand high the shooting player.
    Don't let player 2 get to the basket for an easy lay-up. Boxing out after the shot.

    GJH
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    Close out def. 2-2
    1) Close out def. 2 - 2.

    Chest pass from def. 2 to off. 2. 1 and 2 run (close out) toward the off. players. Then they play 2 against 2 until one of the teams score's a point. Also the def. players are allowed to score when the steel or rebound the ball.

    The team that scores a point becomes or stays the offensive team. You can play until 7 or more points.

    Teaching points:
    - def. 1 run toward the help position. (do not run towards the one you guarding. Because off. 2 has the ball).
    - If the off. team shoots the ball beware that the def. team has to boxes out their player.

    GJH
    2)
    3)
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    Defending screens
    1) Ball screens:

    The on-ball defender goes over a screen on the ball, especially if the ball handler is in scoring range. Here attacker O2 sets a screen for ball handler O1. The defender of the screener, X2, calls "Left" and steps out and hedges in front of the screen to fake a switch or trap, forcing O1 to dribble wide around the screen, and giving on-ball defender X1 room to go over the screen. X2 then drops back quickly to stop a pass to the screener.

    In the 42 trap-and-rotate defense, X2 would trap the ball with X1.
    2) Screens away from the ball:

    The defender of the cutter goes through the screen or, especially if the cutter is in scoring range, over the screen.

    Here attacker O1 passes to O2 then screens away for O3. X1, defender of the screener, calls "Left". If X3 (defender of the cutter) calls "Gap", X1 takes a step back to make room for X3 to go between her and the screen, and pushes X3 through on the hip.
    3) Otherwise defender X3 goes over the screen, and X1 hedges or "bumps" the cut until her teammate can get around the screen, then steps back.

    X3 tries to stay with O3, maintaining a ball-you-check position, or instead "tucks and trails" by directly following ("caboosing") the cutter around the screen.
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    Dive and recover
    1) X passes ball to offence. Who dribbles hard at the base line. X must play this tough and not allow middle penetration
    2) O1 will pass to O2

    X must scramble accross and stop the shot by O2
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    Drexel closeout drill
    1) Drexel Closeout Drill

    Players line up in 2 lines - one on the baseline and one at the wing.

    1 passes the ball to the coach. Coach passes the ball to 2. After passing, 1 must sprint to close out to 2 to stop the shot / drive option.

    Points of Emphasis:
  • Sprint to the position
  • Carry hands for pressure
  • Close out to high shoulder
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    Drexel closeout drill 2
    1) Drexel Closeout Drill Variation

  • Add a coach / player at the low post.
  • 1 still closes out 2, however 2 dribbles to a feeding position and passes to the coach in the low post.
  • After passing 2, relocates looking for a return pass for a shot opportunity
  • 1 must close out aggressively to force the ball baseline. When the ball is dead, apply pressure.
  • If the pass goes into the low post, 1 will hedge down to the post, but deny / deter the pass back to 2.
  • If the pass is made from the post back to 2, 1 must stop 2 from scoring (force baseline and jam up on the dead ball)
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    Fogler drill
    1) This exercise is used to teach defensive position
    - Offensive Players are allowed to make their passes
    - Offensive Players should not break from established patterns
    - 2 starts with ball
    2) - 2 passes to 4
    - 2 cuts to basket
    - Defender 2 denies him position and the pass
    - 1 cuts to 2's position
    - 3 cuts to 1's position
    - 4 holds the ball until coach tells him to reverse it
    3) - 4 passes to 1
    - Defender 3 denies pass
    - Defender 2 plays two passes away defense
    4) - 1 passes to 3
    - Defender 3 plays attack man defense
    - Defender 2 denies pass to 2
    - 1 and 4 switch position
    5) - Exercise starts over
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    Front the cutter
    1) Front the cutter:

    Always stay in front of the cutter.

    When O1 pass to O2 the defender jumps to the ball (one pass away).
    when O1 starts the cut slides the defender down the court always in front of the cutter.

    When O2 pass to O3 the defender stays in front of the cutter.

    When the cutter cuts to the off-ballside
    the defender stays in the middle (this depends of  your own filosofie, maybe your vision is just out off the key) in pistol defense.
    pay atention on split vision.
    The same when O3 pass back to O2, the defender go into the right stance.
    => ALWAYS SEE BALL AND MAN

    When O2 gives the skippass to O1, the defender sprint to O1 does a close out and defends man to man defense.
    2) Front the cutter over the screen
    3) Cut from the pivot to the high post
    4) Cutting from pivot to low post.
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    Help and recover
    1)                  Help and Recover

    Two on two in half court
    1 drives hard past defence #2
    5 comes to help on defence and stop 1 drive
    2) 1 then pass the ball to 2
    2 is down low ready to shoot the ball
    5 must recover to the shoot with a hand up
    3) When the shoot is away both 5 and 3 must blockout
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    Inside lane
    1) 3(wabc-ref.exo8sp)

    OBJECTIVE:
    improvement of 1 to 1 defense in the central lane.

    LEVEL OF PRACTICES:
    all levels

    ORGANIZATION:
    Work on a half court with a minimum of 3 players. The player are located at the pylons (one player under the basket and the other two at the crossing of the side line and the extended free throw line).

    DRILL:
    1 passes to 2 and 2 passes to 3 .
    2) At the sametime 1 goes towards 3 to receive the ball in the central lane.
                                        
    2 comes up to defend 1.
    3) 1 plays one to one, try to let him/her stay within the outer lines of the bucket.

    It is also  possible to limited the number of dribbles.

    The defender must prevent the penetration and force the  attacker to leave the bucket.
    4) ROTATION:
    1 takes the place of 2
    2 takes the rebound and passes to 3 who already took the place of 1.
    After the pass 2 goes to the place of 3.
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    Lay-up def. drill
    1) Lay-up def. drill.

    You need 8 to 14 players.

    These players play one against one on the whole court. The off. player get's only one shot at the basket. Then only an other player may rebound and touch the ball. This player goes as fast as he can toward the other basket for his lay-up.

    Teaching points:

    Make them run hard and don't let them wait for the def. player.
    2)
    3)
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    Middle drill
    1) Middle Drill
    1 to 1 drill followed by
    2 against 1 offense.

    Setup
    Players with a ball on the basket - basket line at 3-point line facing the basket.
    Two rows with players at each wing.

    Ball with 1

    Player on the wing (2 or 3) gets free (I-Cut, V-Cut or L-Cut)

    Pass from 1 to (2/3) at the 3-point line.
    (In this case 2).
    2) Ball with 2.

    Variation 1:
    Start Give and Go, but 1 and 3 change position or 1 plays screen away with player 3.
    3) Ball with 2.

    Variation 2:
    1 goes for the Give and Go, and cuts to the basket.

    Player 3 goes to the top and player 1 fills the wing.
    4) Ball with 2

    Pass from 2 to 3. Then close out van 2 on 3 on the weak hand of player 3. (When the ball is in the middle always force the weak hand).

    Note:
    Close out first sprint then defensive steps; go in a slight curve, not straight to the offensive players.
    5) Ball with 3.

    3 plays 1 on 1 against 2 to the basket.

    2 tries to let 3 play with his weakest hand (In this case left).
    6) Ball with 2.

    When the offense (3):
    -1) Makes the basket outlet pass from the baseline form 2 to 1.
    -2) Loses the ball or misses ball, rebound 2 outlet pass from 2 to 1.

    3 becomes defense (has to get in front of the ball).

    1 and 2 are the offense and play 2 on 1 to the other basket.

    After that they rotate into the rows.
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    Penn 1 vs 1 defensive drill
    1) Penn 1 vs 1 Defensive Drill

    Players work in partners, player 1 vs. 1 in the full court. Their "corridor" is between the sideline and the "split line" (in the middle of the court). Offensive objective is to get to the basket at the other end to score.

    Defensive objective is to get the stop. Defense follows rules of turning offense as many times as possible in back court and channel in the front court.
    2) Once offense gets to half way they have the option of passing to the coach (who is standing midway between 3 point line and half way) or continue to penetrate to the basket. If pass goes to the coach, offense will lead for the ball for return pass and scoring option (give and go). Defense must jump to the ball and deny pass back.

    Points of Emphasis:
  • Offense - ball handling / stance
  • Defense - stance and technique
  • Low and balance - ball pressure
  • Jump to the ball - lead denial


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    Penn post defensive drill
    1) Posts start in high post position with defense and 2 coaches / players on the wings as passers.

    The two coaches will either:
  • skip pass the ball across to each other
  • penetrate baseline
  • shoot the ball

    The 2 defensive players must play on their player and adjust / react to the ball movement. If the shot is taken they must box out their player and rebound. If defense rebound, they outlet pass to coach and go again. If offense rebounds, play to score. Drill can also be done with posts in the low position.

    • 2) Points of Emphasis:
  • defensive stance - low and balanced
  • carry hands
  • defensive adjustments to ball movement
  • follow defensive rules on position to guard
  • correct technique to block out / rebound

    Coaches Study Tour 2005
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    Piggy-in-the-middle
    1) This drill is used to teach close-outs, defending the non-pivot foot and stepping into the offensive player if the ball is raised over the head.

    The ball is passed between the two outside players.  The piggy-in-the-middle tries to get a deflection in the first instance.
    2) Once the ball is passed, the defender must close-out staying low.  The offensive player initially, must catch the ball on a two-step count... 1,2.  This is to teach the defense to attack and straddle the lead foot... the non-pivot foot.   As the defender nears the offense, he/she throws both hands in the air, at the same time staying low.  The last few steps are either stutter steps or bunny-hops, but the defense must approach the lead foot and straddle it with both of their feet.

    The defense goes over and back, then the original passer goes becomes the piggy-in-the-middle on the third pass.
    3) Offense uses these progressions on the coach's command:

    1) Just catches the ball in a two-step count.  Defense straddles the lead foot.
    2) Catches in two-step count, can pivot.  Defense must cover each pivot, straddling the lead foot.
    3) Catch, pivot, then hold the ball over the head.   Defense comes "IN" when the ball goes over the head staying low with one arm in an arm-bar on the offensive person's chest, the other up mirroring the ball.  Defense does NOT stand UP.
    4) Catch, pivot, hold ball up then take one power dribble. Defense must go IN when the ball is held UP then quickly give space back when the offense dribbles, staying about an arm's distance away depending on the defensive players quickness.
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    Reaction 2 on 2
    1) Setup
    1 ball
    4 players (2 offense, 2 defense)

    X1 passes to X2 and sprints to defend O1.
    2) X2 passes to O1 and sprints to defend O2.
    3) O1 passes to O2.

    X2 closes out on O2.
    4) Now we play two on two.

    Rotation
    After the two on two, X1 goes on X2; X2 on O1; O1 on O2 and O2 on X1.
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    Run and play 2-2
    1) 2 or more balls
    8 or more players

    Make 4 rows at the baseline.
    The outside players will be defenders and the inside players play offense.

    This drill starts with the first 4 players going to the pylons.
    The defensive players should go as fast as they can. One of the players on the offensive has to dribble the ball to the pylon.
    2) After rounding the pylons player 1 and 3 play 2 on 2 against defenders 1 and 3.
    3) After a score the next group of 4 players starts.

    Variations.
    - Put the emphasis on offense instead of defense.
    - Play with the placing of the pylons.
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    Side closeout drill
    1) Side Drill;

    2-2 Closeout-Drill with 2-2 Transition.

    Player 1 has the ball.

    1 passes the ball to 2 and plays closeout on player 4. (First sprint, last part defensive steps)

    2 passes the ball to 3 and plays closeout defense on player 3.
    2) Player 3 has the ball.

    Free play 2-2 till a basket is made or the defense intercepts the ball.
    3) Defense has the ball.

    After that 2-2 transition 2-2 of 1 and 2 against 3 and 4.


    Next group to start.
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    Slide, dig go!
    1) O1 is turned by d at least twice before they reach the free throw line extended. There the defence will belly up 1 as they attempt to pass to O2
    2) O2 slides down block

    O1 relocates and recevies pass back

    X digs at post and when pass back occurs must close out O1

    O1 and X play for score
    3) O1 goes to post

    O2 to end of line

    X must defend 3 in a row before out
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    Triangle closeout
    1) Set-up as in diagram.

    (1) passes to coach who passes to (4).

    (1) closes-out to (4).
  •     Butt-low
  •     High-hands
  •     Head-back
  •     Stutter steps/Bunny hops at the end.
  •     No Middle.

    Play one-on-one to a result.

    Variation:
    (4) shoots directly, 1 boxes out.
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    Triangle shell drill
    1) Offense is spread around 3 point line.
    Defense is set in tandem position.
    2) With the pass to the wing, 2 sprints to the ball-side; 1 slides to the free-throw line.
    3) If the ball is passed back to the top, 1 sprints to the ball and 2 slides back to high post area.
    4) With the pass to the wing, 2 sprints to the ball and 1 slides to free-throw line.
    5) If the offense plays a skip pass, 1 sprints to the ball and 2 slides back to the circle.
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    Warriors split-line
    1) Split-Line Defense  - Shell Drill
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    The split-line is the imaginary line that runs down the center of the court, basket-to-basket.
    The split-line defense is best taught with a shell drill so the players can understand the break-downs that follow.

    Defender on the ball, D4 (triangle 4), yells "Ball!".
    D2 yells "Help Left!".
    D1 yells "Help Right!".
    Any player (D3) two-passes away is on the split-line, one step off the line between the ball and his player and yells "Split!".
    2) Split-Line Defense  - Shell Drill
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    Defender on the ball, D1, yells "Ball!".
    D4 yells "Help Left!".
    Any player (D2 & D3) two-passes away is on the split-line, one step off the line between the ball and his player and yells "Split!".
    3) Progression A -
    Deny the Pass to the Wing
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    O4 starts with the ball, dribbled down from 1/2 court to the Guard Spot.
    O1 executes a "V" cut to get the ball.

    The defense, D1, attempts to deny the pass to O1.
    O1 should have to do an initial "V" cut, a back-cut all the way to the basket, then another cut back out to the 3-point line before he gets the ball.


    Points of Emphasis
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    O1 is allowed to back-cut, but O1 is not allowed to go to the other side of the split-line.  Put a second defender on the split-line if required.
    Insist on a deep "V" cut all the way into the key.
    If D1 lets O1 get the ball too easily, like the first time he makes the "V" cut, stop the drill and make them do it again.
    Play one-on-one when O1 finally receives the ball.
    4) Progression B -
    Split-Line Defense 1-on-1 - Stop Penetration
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    D3 starts the drill by yelling 'Split!' to signify that he is on the split-line and ready to help.  When he helps, he yells 'Jump!
    O1 drives either to the baseline or to the middle.  
    D3 must stop the penetration and box out on the shot.

    Points of Emphasis
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    O1 also cooperates by either continuing straight at the basket trying to draw the blocking foul or pulling up directly in front of D1 for the jumper.
    D3 attempts to take the charge, but does not leave his feet to block O1's jump shot.  He must box-out and rebound the shot.
    5) Progression C -
    Split-Line Defense 2-on-2 - Close-out the High-Post Receiver, Baseline Drive
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    D3 starts the drill by yelling 'Split!'  to signify that he is on the split-line and ready to help.  When he helps, he yells 'Jump!'.
    O1 drives baseline and D3 jumps to a help position just outside the lane.
    O2 cuts to the high receivers position just below the foul-line.  
    O1 passes to O2 when stopped by/at D3.
    D1 stays with O1 until O1 is stopped by D3.  He then follows the pass high and closes-out on O2.
    O2 takes the immediate jump-shot.

    Points of Emphasis
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    D3 cooperates by not blocking the pass from O1 to O2.
    O1 cooperates by stopping at D3's trap and making the good pass to O2.
    D1 must wait until pass is made before attempting the close-out.
    D3 boxes out O1.
    D1 does not leave his feet to block O2's jump shot.  He must box-out and rebound the shot.
    6) Progression D -
    Split-Line Defense 2-on-2 - Close-out the High-Post Receiver, Middle Drive
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    D3 starts the drill by yelling 'Split!'  to signify that he is on the split-line and ready to help.  When he helps, he yells 'Jump!'.
    O1 drives down the middle and D3 jumps to a help position just inside the lane.
    O2 cuts to the high receivers position just below the foul-line.  
    O1 passes to O2 when stopped by D3.
    D1 stays with O1.
    D3 follows the pass high and closes-out on O2 as he is closest and has the best angle.
    O2 takes the immediate jump-shot.

    Points of Emphasis
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    D3 cooperates by not blocking the pass from O1 to O2.
    O1 cooperates by stopping at D3's trap and making the good pass to O2.
    D3 must wait until pass is made before attempting the close-out.  
    D1 and D3 then box out.
    7) Progression E -
    Split-Line Defense 3-on-3 - Close-out the Baseline Receiver
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    D3 starts the drill by yelling 'Split!'   to signify that he is on the split-line and ready to help.
    O1 drives toward the basket and D3 jumps to a help position just outside the lane and yells 'Jump!' as he moves to stop O1's drive.
    O2 cuts to the high receivers position just below the foul-line.  
    O1 tries to pass to O3 when stopped by D3.
    D2 drops to cover O3 and deny the pass.

    Points of Emphasis
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    D3 cooperates by not blocking the pass from O1 to O3.
    O1 cooperates by stopping at D3's trap and trying to make the good pass to O3.
    D2 waits until he sees O1 start to drive before attempting the baseline close-out.  
    D2 must intercept or knock the pass away.
    8) Progression F -
    Split-Line Defense 3-on-3 - Close-out the Baseline Receiver
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    D3 starts the drill by yelling 'Split!'   to signify that he is on the split-line and ready to help.
    O1 drives toward the basket and D3 jumps to a help position just outside the lane and yells 'Jump!' as he moves to stop O1's drive.
    O2 cuts to the high receivers position just below the foul-line.  
    O1 tries to pass to O2 or O3 when stopped by D3.
    D2 drops to cover O3 and deny the pass.
    D1 must recover to O2.

    Points of Emphasis
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    D3 cooperates by not blocking the pass from O1 to O2 or O3.
    O1 cooperates by stopping at D3's trap and trying to make the good pass to O2 or O3.
    D2 waits until he sees O1 start to drive before attempting the baseline close-out.  
    D2 must intercept or knock the pass away.
    D1 must recover to O2.
    All box out on the shot.
    9) Progression G -
    Split-Line Defense 3-on-3 - Close-out All Receivers
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    D3 starts the drill by yelling 'Split!'   to signify that he is on the split-line and ready to help.
    O1 drives down the middle and D3 jumps to a help position just inside the lane and yells 'Jump!' as he moves to stop O1's drive.
    O2 cuts to the high receivers position just below the foul-line.  
    O1 tries to pass to O2 or O3  when stopped by D3.
    D2 drops to cover O3 and deny the pass.
    D3 closes-out the High-Post Receiver, O2, as he is closest and has the best angle.
    D1 stays with O1 and boxes out on the shot.

    Points of Emphasis
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    D3 can cooperate by not blocking the pass at first, but then let them play live.
    O1 can also cooperate at first by stopping at D3's trap and trying to make the good pass to O3.
    D2 waits until he sees O1 start to drive before attempting the baseline close-out.  
    D2 must intercept or knock the pass away.
    D3 must close-out O2 and not leave his feet, but must not leave O1 until the pass has gone.
    Defense boxes out.
    Variation:  Defense stays on until they recover 3 missed shots / get 3 turn-overs in a row.
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    Weave 2-1
    1) 3 or more players 1 or more balls

    In a weave player 1 passes to player 3 and
    player 1 runs behind player 3.

    Player 3 passes to player 2 and player 3
    runs behind player 2.

    Than player 2 passes to player 1 and runs
    behind player 1 starting the begin situation.
    2) At the end line the player with the ball
    in this case player 2 puts the ball down to
    the floor.

    Player 1 and 3 touch the endline and player
    3 get the ball.

    Player 2 sprints back to the opposite bucket.
    3) Players 3 and 1 play a 2 against 1 offense.
    While keeping the court spread.

    The objective for player 2 is to stop the
    dribble (and with that the flow of the play) of
    player 3
    4) If defender 2 stops the dribble of player 3.

    In a two against one the defender falls back
    to prevent the pass from player 3 to
    player 1.

    He does give player 3 the opertunity to
    take his shot.

    You can also play this drill halfcourt.
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