Introduction to pass and cut
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Introduction to pass and cut
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Ball in the center and two players without the ball at the 45° positions on both sides. The ball handler passes to either side and cuts in front of the ball.
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Ball in the middle, and two players without the ball at the 45° positions on both sides. The ball handler passes to the side he chooses and cuts in front of the ball.
When he passes through the charge circle, he replaces on the opposite side. The 45° player who did not receive replaces the center once it is empty. He immediately reverses the ball upon receiving and cuts to receive and finish.
The two players who did not finish execute a curved cut (banana cut) to receive from the opposite 45° from where they started and finish.
The rotation is always to the right.
When he passes through the charge circle, he replaces on the opposite side. The 45° player who did not receive replaces the center once it is empty. He immediately reverses the ball upon receiving and cuts to receive and finish.
The two players who did not finish execute a curved cut (banana cut) to receive from the opposite 45° from where they started and finish.
The rotation is always to the right.
STEP 1
Ball in the middle, and two players without the ball at the 45° positions on both sides. The ball handler passes to the side he chooses and cuts in front of the ball.
When he passes through the charge circle, he replaces on the opposite side. The 45° player who did not receive replaces the center once it is empty. He immediately reverses the ball upon receiving and cuts to receive and finish.
The two players who did not finish execute a curved cut (banana cut) to receive from the opposite 45° from where they started and finish.
The rotation is always to the right.
When he passes through the charge circle, he replaces on the opposite side. The 45° player who did not receive replaces the center once it is empty. He immediately reverses the ball upon receiving and cuts to receive and finish.
The two players who did not finish execute a curved cut (banana cut) to receive from the opposite 45° from where they started and finish.
The rotation is always to the right.
STEP 2
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STEP 3
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