OFF - BALL SCREEN Encyclopedia (101 ideas to create)

by Luka Bassin #BassketSTUDIO

Description

In this course we will discuss different ideas, different use of OFF - BALL screens and different playtypes to help screen receiver to get open. OFF - BALL screen is offensive action where one offensive player sets screen on the defender who's not guarding player with the ball, helping his teammate to get open and to come to better position to receive the ball. We will discuss screener's and screen receiver's responsibilities and how to use different OFF - BALL playtypes. We will also learn about terminology when we talk about basketball tactics.

I divide OFF - BALL screen action into four basic groups and inside each group we have more special playtypes, more special situations to create from OFF - BALL screens.

1. Simple screens where screen receiver goes toward the passer: 
- PIN DOWN
- SCREEN AWAY
- STAGGER
- CROSS SCREEN
- ELEVATOR DOOR SCREEN / STACK SCREEN

2. "Complex" screens where screen receiver goes toward the passer:
- FLOPPY STAGGERS
- SCREEN THE SCREENER options
- VEER SCREEN
- RAM SCREEN
- KAMIKAZE / SCISSORS vs CHICAGO

3. Screens where screen receiver goes away from passer:
- FLARE SCREEN
- HAMMER SCREEN

4. Back screens where screener comes from down under and screen receiver cuts toward the rim:
- DIRECT BACK SCREENS + GRENADE
- SHUFFLE CUT SCREEN
- UCLA CUT SCREEN

In the course you will find more than 101 ideas to attack different OFF - BALL screens and more than 300 systems / breakdowns (over 115 minutes) to understand the basic rules and advanced options.

Lessons

1 Presentation and basic info of the course Free 4:52 2 PIN DOWN SCREEN 8:17 3 SCREEN AWAY 7:36 4 STAGGER SCREEN 7:35 5 CROSS SCREEN 5:49 6 ELEVATOR DOOR SCREEN 6:35 7 FLOPPY STAGGERS 6:47 8 SCREEN THE SCREENER situations Free 9:55 9 VEER SCREEN 8:36 10 RAM SCREEN 6:16 11 KAMIKAZE / SCISSORS vs CHICAGO 8:03 12 FLARE SCREEN 9:10 13 HAMMER SCREEN 8:09 14 SHUFFLE and UCLA CUT SCREEN 8:45 15 BACK SCREEN and GRENADE action 9:54

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Luka Bassin #BassketSTUDIO

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Luka Bassin is experienced Slovenian coach, who is in the game of basketball for more than 35 years, first as a player and later as a coach. He coached on all different levels of international basketball in high level European clubs in different roles. From head coach to assistant coach and advanced scout to player development coach. He is owner of #BassketSTUDIO and produces high level video breakdowns with KlipDraw editing tools.

Ratings and Reviews (5)

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Jack Zagar Carrey

This is absolutely brilliant. From terminolgy to video edits. Ever wondered about best ways to attack with offball screens, to use different types of screen? Wait no more - coach Luka Bassin gives you hundreds of ideas in this great course.

Nov 14, 21 01:14 AM

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BasketHead

This is an amazing course —as always— from the coach! Off-ball actions is one of my favourite topics in basketball, and is a must-have skill for every team in order to get good shots and create the appropriate spacing. This is a 2-hours video content to get ideas for your team!

Nov 17, 21 10:34 AM

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Kostas Kalogeropoulos

Coach Bassin does a great job explaining every off-ball screen in modern basketball, with a ton of analyzed film. Really a value for $ course, since you can get a huge number of ideas to create your own sets or just see what is working for most teams and apply them to yours. Highly recommended for coaches in any level!

Dec 30, 21 07:53 AM

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Adam Taylor

This is an excellent resource, I love how Luka breaks down each concept and reinforces it with film work and fastdraw. Highly recommend

Feb 4, 22 11:17 AM

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Eric Stang

Luka does an excellent job of explaining and breaking down the various off-ball screening action that can be used in any offensive system. He also shows off-ball action motioning from and into ball-screen action. It is a Encyclopedia of information for sure.

Apr 14, 23 12:09 AM

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