How to Defend Down Screens with the Lock-and-Trail Technique

This article teaches how to defend down screens using the lock-and-trail technique, a staple of sound off-ball defense. Includes teaching points, contact show responsibilities, and breakdowns to help high school and youth coaches apply it in practice.

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