3 Motion Offense Drills - How To Coach Screening & Cutting

In this video, Basketball Coach Tim Schuring does a tremendous job of teaching players the importance of making good screens and cuts in a motion offense. If you want to teach your players how to attack screens and score more points for your offense, be sure to watch it.
FREE PDF DOWNLOAD : 5 Drills to Build Your Motion Offense Fast...
➡️ www.btball.com/screening
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OVERVIEW: 3 MOTION OFFENSE DRILLS 0:00
How to Coach Screening & Cutting:
3v0 Screen Away - Blast Cut 0:16
3v0 Screen Away - Curl Cut 4:07
3v0 Screen Away - Backdoor Cut 6:45
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If you're curious on how Tim Schuring puts together his entire offense... motion offense, transition offense, set plays, out of bounds plays, zone offense, and more, check out his 5 DVD set:
➡️ www.btball.com/ompleteffense
It's an offensive system that shows you how to teach the entire thing step by step.
It's ideal for all youth and high school coaches. It even breaks down what you should teach at age level starting with 3rd graders.
Leave us a comment, let us know what you think!

[@mcfuckinanotheraccount808]

Great drills

[@julio10orozco13]

Excelente sistema desde la bella guatemala

[@mujuniliam9618]

Great one!

[@julio10orozco13]

Excelente sistema dessde

[@willcollingwood4382]

Awesome

[@paulfinger6975]

Great video for my young players. Do you have a video using 5 players in practice?

[@BreakthroughBBall]

Yes. Coach Schuring shows you how to build a complete offensive system in this video set: www.breakthroughbasketball.com/pr/schuring-offense-system.html

[@hosmerarbelaez7185]

Necesito vídeo de este entrenamiento

[@karthiabbc8618]

Please help individual offence drill

[@rudy1780]

3:23

[@MultiAmbivalent]

This is great! I just wish I could get my 13-year olds to shut the hell up long enough for me to explain it.

[@fortnitedestruction7549]

First

[@michelep9825]

do this, do that. failing to teach a player how to read and react

[@superfrikkzzlatan491]

Not a single one of those players in the video improved in these 10 minutes. And it was boring as hell. How about letting them play basketball instead of these pointless drills There are so many different reads out of downscreens and it all depends on what the defense does. You can't improve decision making when going 3v0.

[@edub90]

@@superfrikkzzlatan491 Post the URL to your training video, that's what I thought.

[@americanalpha7606]

@@superfrikkzzlatan491 that's where you're wrong, offense should dictate where the defense should be. Most players can read a 3-2, 2,3, 1-3-1, 2-2-1 etc. The offensive player needs to be thinking triple threat every time they touch the ball. I am a defensive minded person, so I'm always teaching defense is high percentage offense!

[@ctr3familia173]

@@superfrikkzzlatan491 are you serious..... this is basketball 101....I agree you add defense later, bt without this drill kids/players won't understand moving without the basketball

[@zDuKeMaNz]

This workout would be good to show players in the beginning of the season the proper way to set and use screens but would not be a good drill to train players with. I don’t believe in having players memorizing plays and utilizing them in games(one or two plays is good to have in certain situations but I’m good at drawing up plays against the other teams weaknesses so I prefer that). Teaching players how to play and perfecting their skills and craft is the way to go. Scheming or putting them in a play will not better them for the future. Same thing with playing zone or press at the youth level. The only thing any of these do at a youth level is increase the coaches wins.

[@michaelwhitney7563]

White peoples ahaaha. Lame

[@shiftydimes4708]

Michael Whitney at least we win first look good second

[@user-gi9mw7ts8s]

White people created the system u type on

[@TOMCAT5.5149]

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