How to Build and Coach Conceptual Basketball Offense

In this video, we dive deep into how to build and coach a conceptual basketball offense, focusing on why macro skills (decision-making, reading the game, and spacing) are far more critical for developing basketball IQ than individual micro skills like dribbling or shooting mechanics.
This video is an excerpt from a live masterclass presentation by Chris Oliver on Unlocking Conceptual Offense. We explore how to build and coach a conceptual basketball offense, emphasizing the importance of macro skills-decision-making, reading the game, and spacing-over individual micro skills like dribbling or shooting.
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[@FlankNStein]

“Conceptual offense has been muddied with too much. There’s just too much.” I’ve been struggling with “too much.” Thanks for simplifying the thought process.

[@BasketballImmersion]

Yep! Happy that connected and helped. Principles of play, some actions of neutral, and gradually add as they get the whole down. Check out the full video and course on Basketball Immersion if interested in more.

[@robertcoleman2162]

Where do small sided games fit into this?

[@BasketballImmersion]

After they understand the whole, use SSG to help develop the technique, tactics and possibilities within offense. For example once they understand neutral and flowing into "get action" than create a small-sided game, let's 3v3 must run get action, to develop their execution, and than reconnect it back to the 5v5.