Getting the ball to the low post (Real Madrid)
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Getting the ball to the low post (Real Madrid)

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Offensive movement that Real Madrid usually uses to get the ball to the low post, generally at the beginning of the game, after a timeout or in specific situations.
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Basketball play getting the ball to the low post (real madrid), step 1: players adopt their starting formation, prepared for coordinated movements and penetration options
STEP 1

Players adopt their starting formation, prepared for coordinated movements and penetration options.

Basketball play getting the ball to the low post (real madrid), step 2: in the first diagram, point guard #1 chooses a side of the offense and tries to pass the ball to low post player #4, who previously receives an indirect horizontal screen along the baseline from player #3, who after the screen occupies his position
STEP 2

In the first diagram, point guard #1 chooses a side of the offense and tries to pass the ball to low post player #4, who previously receives an indirect horizontal screen along the baseline from player #3, who after the screen occupies his position.

Basketball play getting the ball to the low post (real madrid), step 3: once the ball reaches the low post, player #4 attempts to play 1-on-1 against his defender in that position, using dribble to create space and draw help from another defender in reaction to the opposing defense
STEP 3

Once the ball reaches the low post, player #4 attempts to play 1-on-1 against his defender in that position, using dribble to create space and draw help from another defender in reaction to the opposing defense.

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