Ascensor Roto Abajo
Basketball play ascensor roto abajo
STEP 1

  • Player positioning to start the play:
  1. Players 4 and 5 at the top, slightly inside the perimeter.
  2. Player 3 in the paint, low post.
  3. Player 2 (three-point shooter) in the corner on the inbound side.
  4. Player 1 inbounding.
Positions are not rigid and can be adjusted depending on the players and their characteristics.

STEP 2

  1. Player 2 starts the movement by running toward the player in the paint, but before reaching them turns toward the free-throw line to pass between players 4 and 5. At the same time, player 3 takes player 2's previous position.
  2. Players 4 and 5 move to perform the elevator screen (decoy) but allow the defender to pass behind player 2.
  3. Once the defender has passed, player 4 turns and curls around player 5, who sets a screen (or vice versa if starting positions are switched), allowing them to go to the basket.
  4. After the screen, player 1 passes to player 4 to finish the play.

STEP 3

Play finish

STEP 4

Play finish

Play

Ascensor Roto Abajo

Jugada para saque de banda en campo de ataque en la que partiendo de una jugada para un aparente tiro de tres liberado tras un bloqueo en ascensor, termina en una jugada para un jugador (pivot o alero) debajo del aro después de un bloqueo indirecto o pantalla

Created by: Juan Knario Deve

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