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STEP 1

Small forward moves to support teammates and maintain constant game flow.

STEP 2

3 is positioned in the corner, while 5 positions himself on the other side with the other big to create a wall of screens that allows 3 to be isolated. When 1 moves down to 3's side, 3 starts from the baseline to go through the double screen set by the bigs. During this movement, the pass from 1 to 2 must be made very quickly, because if 3 arrives alone in the corner, he should receive the ball for an easy open shot.

STEP 3

3 receives a double screen to force the defense to choose whether to cover him or stay with the two bigs. Here we speed up the pace of play to create an imbalance.

STEP 4

Here, when 2 has the ball, depending on the defenders' choice, we can pass to 3 for an open shot, or 4, by moving up, attracts the central defense and 5 is left open. Or, if the defense has anticipated 3, 5 should be left open. If the weak-side help comes to cover the outlet to 3 and 5, that is when the entire opposite side will open up.

STEP 5

If 5 has the ball, we create as much spacing as possible to make the defense shift. By doing this, in most cases 1 is left open for the shot, with 3 and 5 on the rebound and 2 and 4 ready to stop a possible fast break.

STEP 6

Point guard moves to support teammates and maintain constant game flow. 2 moves to support teammates and maintain constant game flow. 4 alters position to create defensive mismatches and penetration options.

STEP 7

2 moves to support teammates and maintain constant game flow. Center places themselves strategically to generate passing angles and anticipate defensive moves. Small forward places themselves strategically to generate passing angles and anticipate defensive moves.