Defending Ball Screens - 6 Ways To Shut Them Down In Basketball

In this video you will learn 6 ways to defend ball screens from Hall of Fame Basketball Coach Danny Miles!
Coach Miles then takes you through a breakdown drill of 6 methods do defend ball screens.
Danny Miles even shows you in what situations you might use the different types of defensive ball screen methods.
Coach Miles teams were known for being tough to score against with teams shooting a low percentage against him. This is a big reason that he won over 1,000 games and won 3 national championships during his tenure at Oregon Tech.
His various ball screen defenses is just one of the reasons his teams were great defensively.
Youth coaches: You certainly don’t want to practice all of these ball screen methods. You should focus on hedging at first. Once proficient, you can incorporate some switching as well.
The six methods Coach Miles demonstrates are:
#1 - Switching 2:53
#2 - Hedging 3:18
#3 - Trapping 3:58
#4 - Jamming 4:23
#5 - Gapping 4:47
#6- Icing- 5:22
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Comment below and let us know what you think about this video!

[@matroid10]

I played my seventh game of basketball ever a couple of days ago as a 28-year-old. I played great defense until they started setting screens and I ran into every single one of them. I was going to give up on the sport but this video is saving me and making me realize that defense is about communication and awareness

[@exmccl01]

Great Information!! Knowing the why is important and valuable information to share with players. Thank you for this content! BB!!!

[@Playerway]

if you can match speed and footwork with the offensive player, ice them screens! Mainly if they are a good shooter and/or your team is not capable of switching on to them.

[@brandongalland4633]

Audio keeps breaking in and out. Would have loved to watch this!

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