CLOSE OUT DRILLS - EXERCISE 3
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CLOSE OUT DRILLS - EXERCISE 3
Drill
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DEVELOPMENT:
The idea of the drill is to play three consecutive 1x1s in an attack-defend-pass format. The first 1x1 begins when defender 2 passes the ball to attacker 1, leading to a close-out situation to defend that 1x1. When finished, defender 2 will rebound and pass the ball to attacker 3, who is waiting outside the 6.75-meter line, while attacker 1 will go to defend him, giving another close-out situation. This will be repeated once more so that player 2 attacks, player 3 defends, and player 1 is the passer.
VARIANTS:
- If the defender is unable to get there in time, the attacker can be forced to make a hand change before initiating the 1x1.
The idea of the drill is to play three consecutive 1x1s in an attack-defend-pass format. The first 1x1 begins when defender 2 passes the ball to attacker 1, leading to a close-out situation to defend that 1x1. When finished, defender 2 will rebound and pass the ball to attacker 3, who is waiting outside the 6.75-meter line, while attacker 1 will go to defend him, giving another close-out situation. This will be repeated once more so that player 2 attacks, player 3 defends, and player 1 is the passer.
VARIANTS:
- If the defender is unable to get there in time, the attacker can be forced to make a hand change before initiating the 1x1.
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Close Out: Technical Details and Drills to Teach It
STEP 1
We define the starting positions of the players, placing each strategically to optimize passes and attacking options.
STEP 2
Point guard adjusts position to facilitate ball movement and anticipate the defense. 1 shifts to an optimal spot on the court to maximize offensive efficiency.
STEP 3
Point guard alters position to create defensive mismatches and penetration options.
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