4-out, 1-in offense - progression 1: Pass, Cut, Fill

After mastering the basics of the 41 offense, this is the first thing to teach a team. This should be mastered before moving on to any other types of movement.
Before implementing this, I suggest watching my video on the setup and basics on this offense: • 4-out, 1-in offense: S...
After watching this video, check out the videos for the offensive progressive options below:
Progression 2: Back cuts - • 4 out, 1 in offense - ...
Progression 3: Dribble Penetration - • 4 out, 1 in offense: p...
Progression 4: Away screens - • 4 out 1 in offense: pr...
Progression 5: On-ball screens - • 4 out 1 in offense: pr...
Progression 6: Dribble at - • 4 out 1 in offense: pr...

[@MrAkilbilgi]

Thank u for such a elaborate explanation, as a player it’s hard to see wat we r doing in a game, this explanatory videos makes things clear in our mind , thank u again for series

[@CoachMarcHensley]

Thanks Akil, glad you enjoyed it and that it is helping you understand the game better. If you ever have any questions, just let me know!

[@kairavsharma1244]

Who else has a coach that sent them this?

[@fractionsedge7013]

I do

[@ryankelley2280]

Big ball is life guy!

[@303adrianarian9]

Great video for helping new coaches. 4 out works great for new teams with limited practices. What program do you use for your diagrams?

[@CoachMarcHensley]

Thanks for the comment, glad you are enjoying the videos! I use an app called notability and screen casting to make my videos. But there are many other options out there as well. Hope this helps!

[@big.lobo27]

This is beautiful thx

[@CoachMarcHensley]

Thanks for the compliment. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@libertylover81]

Appreciate the clear and simplified explanation of this offense. Do you think this offense is better against a zone D or man to man D?

[@CoachMarcHensley]

Thanks for the comment and question! This is definitely better against man defenses as it utilizes screens and backdoor cuts against overplaying defenses. It can be adapted to use against certain zones, but I usually don't run it against any zone.

[@joshuabrewster115]

@@CoachMarcHensley What do you run against zone?

[@CoachMarcHensley]

@@joshuabrewster115 hey Joshua, what kind of zone are you asking about? I run different things against different zones.