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We begin in a 1-4 formation. The point guard passes to a wing, while the other wing tries to gain an advantage with a hard cut to the opposite post.
After passing, player 1 always screens for player 5.
After passing, player 1 always screens for player 5.
STEP 1
We begin in a 1-4 formation. The point guard passes to a wing, while the other wing tries to gain an advantage with a hard cut to the opposite post.
After passing, player 1 always screens for player 5.
After passing, player 1 always screens for player 5.
Player 2 reverses the ball with player 5 and cuts off either player 4 or player 3.
STEP 2
Player 2 reverses the ball with player 5 and cuts off either player 4 or player 3.
Shooter release using staggered screens from players 4 and 5. Player 3 comes out to the top first, then player 2 to the 45° angle.
STEP 3
Shooter release using staggered screens from players 4 and 5. Player 3 comes out to the top first, then player 2 to the 45° angle.
STEP 4
4 changes location seeking advantage over the defender and scoring opportunities. Center establishes a screen to create advantage and confuse the defense. 5 shifts to an optimal spot on the court to maximize offensive efficiency. 3 alters position to create defensive mismatches and penetration options. Shooting guard alters position to create defensive mismatches and penetration options.
![Clinic \](/playset_screenshots/2/299/en/clinic-working-on-training-part-1-by-armando-gomez-aebcam-basketcantera-tv.png "Clinic \")
