P1 · Transition & fullcourt · Layer 2 · Shape your own
Fullcourt, own choices
What this layer works on
Create and use advantage: lanes, corners, drive → finish → kick. Positive aggression to the rim.
Defence
Foresee the advantage; don't gamble for a steal that leaves the team 4-on-5; sprint back and stop the ball.
Question to observe
Christmas check: terminology 2, drive-kick chain 0–4.
Activities that fit here
Short-handed: 4-on-3
Punish the advantage quickly before help arrives.Passing game, growing team
Passers close space; runners make space for each other.Full-court 3-on-3: take the nearest player
Create advantage by switching faster than the opponent.Stop the ball, chest first
Absorb contact without fouling; steer the attacker to the sideline.Rebound, outlet, running lanes
Outlet under pressure; the runner chooses corner or rim run.Continuous 3-on-2 → 2-on-1
Wide lanes, fill the corners, drive → finish → kick.Chase race: sprint back and stop the ball
Choose: stop the ball or cut off the pass to the lane.Touchdown game
Take a defender with you on purpose to make space for someone else.
Teams in this layer
All goals9
Basketball
- Drive-start → finish → kick-out as one chain
- Jab steps and fakes at speed; different first steps, timings and angles
- Hesitation, pocket dribble, crossover, in-and-out, behind the back - as ball protection, not show
Game & decisions
- Transition D→O and O→D
- Fullcourt man-to-man
- Use numerical and spacing advantage
Attention & independence
- Hold two constraints at oncenew
- Seek feedback yourself
Playing together & language
- Organise the warm-up
Weeks and sessions5
- wk 10–11Outlet & running lanes
- wk 12–13Advantage: 2-on-1 and 3-on-2
- wk 14–15Sprint back & ball stop
- wk 16–17Decide on the catch in transition · Checkpoint 2
Skills training · P1 week 1 · 30 Oct
26 Oct – 18 Dec