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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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Pin-Down Screens: Timing and Separation
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Pin-Down Screens: Timing and Separation

Pin-down screens are a key weapon for creating separation and open shots without needing the ball. Learn how to run narrow, wide, and gut pin-downs with precision, and why timing and angle are everything in today’s motion offenses.

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Shooter Option off Double Action
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Shooter Option off Double Action

This play uses misdirection by faking a scoring option for Player to pull defenders out of position, then frees up your best shooter off a well-timed screen. It’s a clean, low-risk way to create an open jumper with two legit scoring options baked in.

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How to Run the 2-Cut Play for Effective Scoring

“Two Cut” is a flowing 5-out play that uses a pass-and-basket cut, a backdoor option, and a flex screen to set up a point-blank shot at the rim. If that’s defended, it finishes with a double stagger screen for a clean catch-and-shoot look on the wing—simple, smart, and tough to guard.

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Double Stack Quick Hitter to Feed the Post
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Double Stack Quick Hitter to Feed the Post

Use this double stack quick hitter to open up post scoring opportunities through structured off-ball movement and smart passing. It flows naturally into a high-low or weak-side entry depending on defensive coverage.

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How to Handle and Attack Double Teams

Mastering the art of attacking double teams is essential for any youth or high school basketball player. This guide gives coaches the drills, cues, and breakdowns needed to teach players how to stay calm, protect the ball, and punish defenses when trapped.

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Recognizing When to Slip a Screen

A perfectly timed screen slip can be more dangerous than any pick-and-roll. In this article, we break down how to teach your players to recognize slip opportunities—and punish defenses trying to be aggressive.

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5-Out Offense vs 2-3 Zone: How to Break Down Any Zone Defense

The 5-out motion offense can shred any 2-3 zone if you know how to adjust your spacing and actions. From high post touches to transition attacks, this guide breaks it all down. Build confidence with detailed plays and practical breakdowns for coaches at every level.

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