Methodological Teaching of the FLEX Offense
At the time of when teaching the offensive system FLEX we will focus on first display the complete system and the players understand his cycle.
Full Court Drills
1-on-0 & 1-on-1 – From 0 to 100 Drill
Exercise ideal for work 1×0 and 1×1. It serves to work on individual technique (pot and changes of pace).
Ball-Stealer Game
The Ball-Stealer Game is a fun and fast-paced defensive activity where players try to steal the ball from each other within a limited …
Immediate Rebound Drill
The Immediate Rebound Drill is a high-intensity rebounding exercise focused on anticipation, timing, and explosiveness. Players …
Ball-Squash Game
The Ball-Squash Game is a fun and intense warm-up where players must protect their own ball while trying to stomp or knock down others’. Played in a defined space, this game builds agility, awareness, and reaction speed, all while promoting coordination and competitiveness. It’s ideal for younger players or for bringing energy and laughter to the start of practice.
The One-Minute Hell Drill
Original exercise of Sherry Coale proposed by Jaycob Ammerman (@jammer2233). Ideal for integrating physical preparation in court, and become accustomed to the work of defending the Player With the Ball (JCB).
1-on-1 – Double or Nothing
Exercise 1×1 – Double or nothing: The Exercise 1×1 – Double or nothing is intended to settle the two-fold effort: the first in defense and second in the attack. Before you think of just dial, the first thing is to think not fit points. The dynamic is simple, first advocates for the right to attack. In case you get to defend with success, you will have the possibility to mark. In case you do not successfully defend there will be no possibility of being able to attack.
Relays – Parade Style
Exercise/game of relays designed to work speed boat, stops, kick to middle/long distance and pass baseball. They are grouped players in rows (around 2-3 players per row) and the team wins before you reach a certain score (or number of baskets).
1-on-1 – Stopping the Attacker Drill
Exercise ideal for the introduction to the Defense of the Player Without the Ball (JSB). The concept is simple: you must avoid the JSB be able to progress comfortably by the court, to be the advocate for the longest possible time between the attacker and the bottom line. After assimilating the concept, we will be able to move to the next stage of the progression, the Defense of Player With the Ball (JCB).
Multi-Drill – Killer Trio Series
The Multi-Exercise – Trio Skull is a compendium of exercises of 1×2 and 2×1 changing from one exercise to another with simple guidelines