Developing Ball Screen Motion Offense

by Dagan Nelson

Description

Ball Screen Motion Offense is an offensive system that gives your player flexibility with their shot selection, is very hard to guard and is simple to teach. Ball Screen Motion Offense allows you to take advantage of your post players by constant movement after screen, while allows yo to space the floor and lets your guards to take advantage of their quicknes and take it to the rim, or drive and kick. Coach Dagan Nelson teaches us how to master the ball screen motion offense in practice, using game specific drills that translate to live game action.  

In this course, you will find: 

• How To Teach Your Players The Ball Screen Motion Offense
• Breakdown of Practice Plan To Master The Ball Screen Motion Offense
• Passing Drills To Develop Communication and Movement Without The Ball 
• Drills That Help To Develop Sense of Spacing For Your Players at Any Given Moment of Offense While in The Offense
• Proper Technique of the Ball Screens
• Crucial Keys To The System

Lessons

1 Ball Screen Overview 13:06 2 Passing Drills to Incorporate Movement and Foster Communication 5:23 3 Keys to Running an Effective BSM Offense Free 4:00 4 Breakdown Drills 4-0 and 3-0 1:22 5 Breakdown Drills 15:38 6 Final Thoughts and Q&A 4:12

The Coach

Dagan Nelson

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Dagan Nelson | Head Coach | New York University

Dagan Nelson was hired as head coach of the New York University men’s basketball team in April 2018. A former Violet assistant during the 2000-02 seasons, Nelson returned with over 20 years of coaching experience. Dagan Nelson is the Head Coach of NYU and has held the position since 2018. With over 20 years of coaching experience and 2 years of college playing experience, Nelson's knowledge for the game is through the roof. His use of ball screens within the motion offense has helped NYU become a much more potent offense in recent years. Nelson has coaching in total over 600 games and has also helped a handful of players pursue a career in Europe.

 

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