Read & React Zone Attack

Name: Read & React Zone Attack by Better Basketball | CoachTube
Brand: CoachTube
Price: 229.0 USD
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by Better Basketball

Description

Coach Rick Torbett is known worldwide for the development of the Read and React Offense, a system for implementing 5-player coordination without the use of set plays. In this course, Rick Torbett will teach you adjustments to your teaching strategies when using the Read and React Offense when attacking Zone Defenses. As a Read and React coach, Coach Torbett does not want you to have to change from the Read and React actions that your team already knows. This course details how to take what your team already knows about the Read and React Offense and apply it to attacking zones. This course will cover strategies for how Rick Torbett would attack each type of Zone Defense. In addition, the course contains a comprehensive team drill library and detailed instructions on how to guide your team to implementing these actions from the Read and React Offense when facing Zone Defense.

Lessons

1 Course Intro

The Strategy

2 A0 The Strategy Overview 3 A1 The Go-To-Move 4 A2 The Counter-move 5 A3 Incidental Opportunities

Go-To-Move

6 B0 Go-To-Move Overview 7 B1 Hunting The Nail 8 B2 Feeding the Flank 9 B3 Variations of Continuity

Countermove

10 C0 Countermove Overview 11 C1 Who is Responsible? 12 C2 Pin & Skip 13 C3 Training Players to Execute the Countermove

Incidental Points

14 D0 Incidental Points Overview 15 D1 Dribble Penetration 16 D2 Extra Shots

Adjustments to Create 2 on 1

17 E0 Adjustments to Create 2 on 1 Overview 18 E1 Dribble-Up & Pass-Back 19 E2 Escape Dribble 20 E3 The Pump

Personnel Adjustments

21 F0 Personnel Adjustments Overview 22 F1 The Weak-Side Flank 23 F2 The Weak-Side Nail 24 F3 Chances to be Clever

Types of Zones

25 G0 Types of Zones Overview 26 G1 1-3-1 Zone 27 G2 2-1-2 or 2-3 Zone 28 G3 1-2-2 or 3-2 Zone

Drills & Practice

29 H1 Rehearsal 5 vs 0 30 H2 Add Shell Defense 31 H3 Hybrid Games 32 H4 Full-Court Trips 33 H5 Nail-Flank Drills 34 H6 Pin-Skip-Nail-Flank 35 H7 Decision Drills 36 Conclusion

The Coach

Better Basketball

Instructional Basketball & Training Videos

Rick Torbett is the founder of BetterBasketball.com offering Basketball Instructional and Training Videos offering detailed teaching for coaches and players. Torbett is also the creator of the Read and React Offense, one of the most popular and successful basketball coaching series on the market.Find all his courses streaming on-demand, only at CoachTube.com

Ratings and Reviews (7)

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Excellent as always. This gives us a definitive go to and counter attack that is easy for coaches and players to understand and execute. We can’t wait to implement next week!

Oct 26, 17 09:47 PM

Ulysses Garcia

The development of the Zone Attack provides several benefits for R&R teams. The new details provide a simplified yet efficient approach to attack all zone defenses. Through the use of the nail and the flank teams are able to adjust their zone attack based on their personnel to put their team in the best position to be successful. Prior to the creation of the zone attack there were never any drills which incorporated zone principles. Teams would have to practice traditional R&R principles against zone defenses in order to get reps. The addition of details such as the nail and the flank allow teams to practice and drill habits against zone defense just as we do for man-to-man. The greatest part about the zone attack is that all of our R&R principles stay the same. The only real difference between a R&R zone attack versus a R&R man attack is in the way we cut. When we teach cutting against man-to-man our cuts are faster and more direct. Whereas, in a zone attack our cuts are much slower. We are looking to find the open space as opposed to just cutting to the basket. Training cuts against a zone actually makes players better cutters against a man-to-man defense. Against zone defense players are forced to slow down and read the open space. By slowing it down and reading the situation it teaches players to be smarter cutters. Thus, when we revert back to man-to-man even though we may speed our cuts up we will look to cut to open areas rather than just cutting to cut. The implementation of the zone attack will continue to build good habit within your team. The ability for coaches to strategize the use of the nail and the flank based on your team’s personnel makes this offense really difficult to defend. Through this simplified approach teams are presented with lots of different opportunities to attack any zone defense. It truly is amazing. Ulysses Garcia Connecticut Attack

Nov 3, 17 05:32 PM

Tgconner

When you teach it to your kids do you have them in a room and the team watch it on the projector screen

Oct 29, 17 10:32 PM

corbancofer

Easy to comprehend for ninth grade players. Now you don't have to try and shoot them out of it!!

Jan 15, 19 04:16 AM

corbancofer

Easy to comprehend for ninth grade players. Now you don't have to try and shoot them out of it!!

Jan 15, 19 04:16 AM

twsundstrom

At best I found the offense OK. When I worked with it with my team they couldn't ever feel comfortable basket cutting and delaying the action at the nail. They would stutter step and look really awkward and uncomfortable. I was hoping that it would be more natural, but I eventually gave up on the system because the team simply did not like it. I feel that these DVD's are far too expensive for what you get out of them.

May 31, 19 09:45 AM