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Double Shooter Action: Spacing & Screening Play for Youth & High School

This triangle-entry play helps coaches get open shots for two shooters using screen reads and spacing. Easy to teach and adjust at both youth and high school levels.

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Floppy Action: Getting Shooters Open Consistently

Whether you’re coaching pros or youth players, floppy action remains one of the most consistent ways to generate clean shots for your shooters. Here’s a deep breakdown of how it works and how to teach it.

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"Elevator" Screens: How to Surprise Defenses

The elevator screen is a beautifully disguised set that has made its way from elite NBA offenses into systems at every level. Here’s how it works and why it’s so effective.

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1-4 High Set: Initiating Quick Post or Guard Plays

Use the 1-4 High Set to create fast-hit scoring opportunities for guards and posts. This sequence blends strong-side cuts, backside screening, and continuous spacing to put pressure on the defense early.