Publisher's Synopsis
Tired of watching a sound offense fail to produce success?
Most likely, its not the offense, its the players lack the basic skills to properly execute the offense.
Sound offensive basketball, regardless of the style or type of offense, involves several key principles that include spacing, moving the ball, moving people, offensive rebounding and cutting and screening.
This short book covers the basics of sound cutting and screening, the hardest of all offensive basic building blocks to defend. The principles of cutting and screening described in this book apply to any offense, allowing a coach to improve the offense he or she already runs.
Diagrams and photographs are used to illustrate the principles and concepts, allowing coaches to easily understand concepts presented to help players improve their ability to set and use screens.
Included are simple drills to improve the basic skills and fundamentals needed to improve the skills required to effectively execute cuts and screens.
Find out how to help your players execute cutting and screening the right way and improve your offense.
