Fast Break and Offensive Concepts

by jcurrier24

Description

Fast break transitions are often the easiest opportunities to put points on the board or to get to the line. It is an offensive strategy employed in basketball in order to move the ball quickly up the court and into a scoring position. This results in the defense being outnumbered and unable to set up.

Frequently pushing the ball every chance you get as a team will wear out the defense and force them to make defensive errors. This is why fast-break basketball is such a critical part of basketball. During a transition it's important to remember that simplicity is the key to success, don't overdo it, stick to the fundamentals. 

In this course, Coach Jeremy currier discusses the fastbreak, their offensive concepts as well as having an attacking mentality. He breaks down how to create a fast-paced offensive system by creating organization in your team. If you want to take advantage of a poor transitioning defense then this is the course for you!

Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. Learn how to make the most out of fast breaks and score easy points today!

Lessons

1 Introduction Free 4:31 2 Simplicity Is Our Guide 4:46 3 Organization 6:36 4 The Break 9:00 5 Young Harris Lineups 5:58 6 Key Terminology 5:07 7 Offensive Core Values 2:57 8 Space 3:54 9 Attack Mentality 2:57 10 Decision Making 5:16 11 One More 2:46 12 Closing Thoughts On The Break 7:56 13 Q/A's 13:50

The Coach

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Jeremy Currier begins his fourth season season as head coach of the Young Harris College men’s basketball program. In his first year at the helm, Currier guided the Mountain Lions to a win improvement in both overall and conference marks. He introduced a new, faster-paced style of play, breaking 25 program records from the NCAA Division II era.  Under his guidance, the Mountain Lions finished the season placed in the top 15 nationally in scoring offense, three-point field goals made per game, field goals made per game, total three-pointers made, free throws made and attempted, steals per game, total steals,  and forced turnovers..

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