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Initial Setup:
Point guard at top, wings in corners, two interior players near free-throw line ready for screens.
Steps:
1. Wheel motion: point guard passes to wing and cuts to opposite corner.
2. Cross screens: interior players screen for opposite wing to cut to top.
3. Shot option: wing shoots if open, otherwise pass quickly.
4. Continuous motion: players keep cutting and screening to create shots or drives.
Point guard at top, wings in corners, two interior players near free-throw line ready for screens.
Steps:
1. Wheel motion: point guard passes to wing and cuts to opposite corner.
2. Cross screens: interior players screen for opposite wing to cut to top.
3. Shot option: wing shoots if open, otherwise pass quickly.
4. Continuous motion: players keep cutting and screening to create shots or drives.
Initial Setup:
- Point guard (1) at the top of the key.
- Two wings (2 and 3) positioned in the corners.
- Two interior players (4 and 5) near the free-throw line, ready to set screens.
Steps:
- Wheel Motion: The point guard (1) passes to a wing (2 or 3) and cuts to the opposite corner.
- Cross Screens: The interior players (4 and 5) set screens for the opposite wing to cut toward the top of the key and receive a pass.
- Shot Option: If the wing has an open shot, they take it. If not, they quickly pass the ball.
- Continuous Motion: Players keep cutting and screening in a circular motion, forcing the defense to move and creating open shots or driving lanes.
STEP 1
Initial Setup:
- Point guard (1) at the top of the key.
- Two wings (2 and 3) positioned in the corners.
- Two interior players (4 and 5) near the free-throw line, ready to set screens.
Steps:
- Wheel Motion: The point guard (1) passes to a wing (2 or 3) and cuts to the opposite corner.
- Cross Screens: The interior players (4 and 5) set screens for the opposite wing to cut toward the top of the key and receive a pass.
- Shot Option: If the wing has an open shot, they take it. If not, they quickly pass the ball.
- Continuous Motion: Players keep cutting and screening in a circular motion, forcing the defense to move and creating open shots or driving lanes.
STEP 2
1 adjusts position to facilitate ball movement and anticipate the defense.
