Activities · match · 15 min
Paint touch counts double
Touch the paint, look out.
Principle
Attacking is not selfish. Passing the ball on without a reason is.
Set-up
Half court, 3-on-3.
Rules
A paint touch is a drive or pass into the paint. After it the ball may go out (kick-out) for a good shot.
Scoring
Score after a paint touch = 3. Score without = 1. A contested throw does not count.
Where this fits
Period P2 · Halfcourt & spacing
Cells P2 · layer 0P2 · layer 1P2 · layer 2P2 · layer 3
Solves Advantage
By layer
| Layer 0Aware | Every score counts; a pass inside is already a touch. |
| Layer 1Control | Drive to the smiley and choose: finish or kick out. |
| Layer 2Shape your own | Drive, kick, swing, attack: the second advantage. |
| Layer 3Shape others | Make the help defence move and find the open player. |
How do you coach it?
Intensity, emotion and consequence. The coach protects the rules and stops play as little as possible.
Long explanations and technical correction during play do not belong here.
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Works on
Drive and kick; attacking is not selfish
Easier
Every drive towards the paint counts as a touch.
Harder
At most three dribbles per player.
Question to observe
Is the ball passed on without a reason, or does someone attack?