Primary Transition Phase – Functional Basketball Coaching

Primary Transition: Two Guard Sideline Push

Posted on April 21, 2013 by by

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A Primary Transition is the name given to the structured phase in a team’s offense that leads from one end of the floor to the other. The Two Guard Sideline Push play moves the ball down the sideline through a team’s strongest ball handlers.

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Using the Shot Clock with Purpose

Posted on April 9, 2013 by by

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Being able to have good Shot Clock management is something many coaches see as a secondary element to a team’s offense and execution. When broken down however examining the phases of offense and desired shots in line with the shot clock can be an invaluable exercise in helping to improve the basketball intelligence of a team.

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