Concepts
1. Own the mid-line- the closer to the midline you play, the less skill you need
2. Tape a miniature lane...post in the mini-lane, get some depth
3. Don’t post up...post across
4. Give them in game goals
3 free throws per half
So many rebounds in a quarter
Get one pass ahead layup per half
Update them when they come out of games, during time outs
The role may not be what you want, but it’s what we need to win a championship
5. If a big can find a niche, he will find the floor, you must have an energy niche
6. There may be bad first shots, but seldom are there bad second shots
7. When bigs run the floor they are like Velcro, it sucks in the defense...running rim to rim requires no skill but tremendous commitment and will
8. Get the ball in the paint 60 times a game (NBA) 48 a game (NCAA)
9. Run rim to rim in 3-4 seconds
10. You cant rebound too much... the more you go after the more you get
11. Concentrate on the middle and opposite wedges when you rebound
Teaching Points
1. It is fist fight to get open, it is a foot fight to score
2. It is a leverage game to get position, it’s a shoulders game, low shoulder wins
3. Three C’s- Catch Chin and Check...check for (1) cutters (2) Traps (3) Digs
4. Perpendicular Post ups- create an angle with you baseline foot, at that point your shoulder should be square to the ball
5. The floor always shrinks at the next level- quickness and length
6. Your knees are involved in leverage
7. Your feet give you the advantage, the ball gives you separation
8. See 90% of the floor when you catch the ball
9. Give up position for possession
10. Butt into thigh...No deny
11. Play low to high
12. You must sprint to spacing
13. When you catch the ball pause for poise
14. Let the garbage clear before you go to work
15. Post depth...Depth makes the game easier
16. When posting don’t be concerned with the defenders feet, rather the deny arm 17. Dribble the ball to get in line with the target hand when feeding the post...”get the palm”
18. Offensive rebounding...know your teammates because it gives you a head start
19. Run rim to rim not free line to free throw line
20. Don’t waste a post-up when the ball can’t get to you, it’s better to be late than early
21. You can’t play straight up--- mid line- rent- homeless
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