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This article discusses and demonstrates how we teach various aspects of the game using a progression method. We break things down into parts, drill those parts, and then put it all together. We start with individual 1-on-1 drills, progressing through 2-on-2, 3-on-3, 4-on-4, and finally 5-on-5. Many of our drills are competitive, with losers running or doing push-ups.
Early in the season, this method is especially useful for installing your half-court offense and defense, as well as your transiton offense and press break, and your full-court press defense. We also use progression in teaching how we defend screens. Teaching by progression is especially useful early in the season when you are introducing something new, whereas later in the season, you can focus more on certain aspects and details that need more practice and re-inforcement.
Most of the drills listed below are found in the Coach's Clipboard's drills section.
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