Chasing Championships With Flow Motion Offense
Teaching Championship Motion Offense Just Got Easier
Hey Coach-
Are you looking for an offense that is...
- Free flowing and unscoutable due to different actions each possession
- Puts constant pressure on the rim
- Emphasizes paint touches and inside out 3s
Flow Motion Offense does all of this and more! Flow Motion...
- Develops players throughout the course of a year
- Develops players throughout the course of a career
- Adaptable each year even with completely different personnel
- Picks apart zone defenses
D-3 National Champion Coach Matt Lewis will teach your team how to:
- Simplify motion offense (allowing players to play faster)
- Create angled scores at the rim
- Focus each player on 3-4 actions that they do well
- Hunt open and in rhythm 3s (often from inside/out action)
- Create constant rim pressure resulting in more FT opportunities
- Focus the team on 3-4 actions they are looking for on each possession
Do You Have National Championship Talent Year In & Year Out?
If your answer is NO, then keep reading!
Look, some coaches are fortunate. They have rosters loaded with talent. So much talent that they have the best team on the court... from the first game of the season to the championship.
But if you aren't one of those fortunate ones, then you are like most coaches, and you are searching for ways to develop your team into a championship caliber team...like Coach Matt Lewis.
Meet National Champion Coach and Motion Offense Expert - Matt Lewis
Matt Lewis flat out knows Motion.
You see Coach Lewis has been born and raised in motion systems, from playing in high school, to playing in college, to the different college programs he coached motion.
From Rhodes College to Cornell College to Tulane University, and finally University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh, Coach Lewis has coached in and studied various motion offensive systems.
That's 20 years of motion experience. So how has Flow Motion worked out for him?
Well, in his first 6 years as Head Coach at University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh he has:
- National Championship 2019!
- Record of 111 wins and 41 losses (73% winning percentage); 11-3 record in NCAA Tournament
- NCAA Tournament Record Points Scored In A Game (108)
- NCAA Elite 8 Finish 2023
- 9.4 TO per game (2022)
- School record 29 Win Season
- NABC National Coach Of The Year, D3Hoops National Coach Of The Year, WIAC Coach Of The Year, WBCA Men's BB Coach Of The Year
This isn't theory, this is a proven motion system by a leading expert on Motion Offense. And one of the BEST teachers of the game.
And while everything he knows about Motion Offenses could fill books, probably the most important thing he knows about Motion Offense would be on page 1 ...
Keep it simple, teach it well, and develop your offense throughout the entire season.
By doing this you create a highly adaptable team that no one wants to face come tournament time!
2 BIG Pieces To The Flow Motion Puzzle
We often hear coaches say "simple is best" ...and then, us coaches go ahead and make things complicated anyway. Raise your hand if you are guilty of that (trust me, my hand is up too)!
In order to keep it simple, Coach Lewis breaks his Flow Motion Offense into 2 parts.
Part 1. Getting Linked Up
What does getting Linked Up mean? Simple. Any screening actions away from the ball are called Linked Up. Coach Lewis teaches:
- 17+ different Linked Up actions (implemented at your pace)
- How to put constant pressure on the rim with a flare screen read
- A back screen action that creates easy post up entries
- And much more
Part 2. 2-Man Games
What is a 2-Man Game? 2-Man Games are any actions that involve screening on the ball. Coach Lewis teaches:
- 7+ 2-Man Game Actions
- Create scoring opportunities in transition with an empty ball side corner
- How to use in transition with a full ball side corner
From these 2 big pieces to the puzzle, Coach Lewis builds a motion offense system built to win Championships.
Versatile Offense (Even Works v. Zones!)
The bottom line is this may be the most versatile offense you can have because of...
- Flexibility Based on Personnel
- Same Offense, Same Concepts, Different Look
- Flow Motion Versus Zones
You can literally run this offense no matter your personnel. Why? You tailor the actions to fit each player and your team as a whole. So different players should be looking to get into different actions.
Each year your offense will look slightly new. You will have different team strengths each year and that will dictate what actions you are looking for offensively that year.
Part of the versatility is the fact that Coach Lewis runs Flow Motion v. zone defenses. Coach Lewis calls this piece "Flash". So there is no need to implement a completely different offense to attack zones! Coach Lewis teaches you how to seamlessly flow into Flow Motion Flash without missing a beat.
The Freedom Conundrum
One of the best things about motion offenses can be the freedom it allows players.
One of the worst things about motion offenses can be the freedom it allows players.
With freedom, players can make the right play at the right time and take advantage of what the defense gives them. Players are not tethered to actions or sets. Players are seeking to create scoring opportunities with no set pattern, making them hard to guard.
Sounds great! But...
As a coach you know that theory and reality are two completely different animals. And many coaches who have tried to give their players freedom will tell you that too much freedom can be BAD. It can cause:
- Indecisiveness
- Overthinking
- Slow Play (Players read and think instead of read and react)
So basically too much freedom can have the opposite effect intended!
Goldilocks Freedom
So how can you give players just the right amount of freedom?
- Not too much
- Not too little
- Just the right amount?
Well this is a huge strength of Flow Motion. There are 2 main reasons Flow Motion will give you the perfect amount of freedom.
- Coach Chooses What Actions To Use
- Motion Menus
- Play Faster
- Play To Their Strengths
- Have More Success
Implement only the pieces of getting Linked Up and 2-Man Actions that you want your players to focus on. With some teams you can implement everything and with others start with a couple and gradually add.
The key is keeping it simple enough that your team can read, react, and play FAST, like Coach Lewis's teams.
When players have 30 different options of things they can do each possession, they typically overthink.
When they overthink, they play slowly. And when teams play slow they typically don't play well!
This is the primary reason Coach Lewis shows you how to put together a Motion Menu for your players.
The Motion Menu will let players know the shots you want them hunting and the actions you want them performing. It helps simplify the game and in turn allows them to:
Be A "Tough Out" At Tournament Time
We all know those teams we don't necessarily want to face come tournament time because we know they are a tough out ....year in and year out.
Flow Motion helps your team become that team!
Come tournament time, your team ...
- Will be playing faster and more comfortably because of their continued growth with the screening actions, reads, and cuts
- Will be impossible to scout (even if it is the 2nd or 3rd time playing the opponent)
- Will be confident because they know the shots they are hunting and how to get them within the offense
What Flow Motion Is Not?
Flow Motion is not a one-trick pony.
It is not just cutting to the hoop.
It is not just perimeter actions designed for perimeter shots (without attacking the hoop)!
It is not a motion offense where players (and coaches) get lost with all of the options available (and look lost).
What Flow Motion Is!
Well, in the words of Matt Lewis (who won an NCAA D3 National Title), Flow Motion is an offense that gives your team a chance to chase championships.
And 7 More Reasons To Run Flow Motion
1 - Selfless Cuts Create More Openings For The Team
This offense is tough on defenses because each screening action has a player pop and a player that pressures the rim. There are constantly players cutting, which creates pressure on the D.
Players also learn to make selfless cuts. Most motion offenses teach cutting to get open and score. This offense teaches cutting to get teammates open as well as cutting to score.
2 - Easy To Teach & At Your Own Pace
Why? It is broken down for you into two easy-to-teach parts (Linked Up and 2-Man Games) and then Coach Lewis shows you how the two FLOW seamlessly together. And you can add different actions as your team progresses. And because you are only implementing actions you choose, it is perfect for any level!
3 - Implement To Your Team's Strengths
You can choose which screening actions off of Linked Up and 2-Man Games you want to implement based on your team's strengths and skill sets. Keep it as basic as you want in the beginning, and add Linked Up Actions and 2-Man Game Actions as you progress.
4 - Players Love The Clarity Which Leads To More Confident Play
Why give up control and play Flow Motion? Well one reason is simply, players love it. They are playing team-oriented basketball and the actions can be tailored to each individual player's strengths as well as the team's strengths! They even have their own "menu" of actions and strengths which gives them narrowed focus and clarity when in the game... which ultimately breeds more confidence.
5 - Narrows The Focus and Prevents Paralysis By Overanalysis
Too often motion offenses have way too many options for players. And players freeze on the court or have no idea what to do. Flow Motion narrows the options for players. Implement a couple actions at first if you choose to. Players won't be lost, they will know what they are out there to do, and therefore will play faster and more efficiently.
6 - Huge Growth During Season & Peaking At Tournament Time
There is a HIGH dosage of teaching in the first couple of months of the season. This actually shows up as growth in the second half of the season, especially as your team heads into tournament time. Players will have gained practice and game time making reads, they will know what actions they are best at and what actions teammates are best at. The bottom line is they will be peaking at the right time!
7 - Rewarding & Coaches Love It
As a coach, this is a very rewarding system to implement. Not only because it can bring you success, but you will see your players grow throughout the season and their career. You'll watch them improve at screening, cutting, making reads, pressuring the rim, and playing team basketball. The bottom line is, you'll be responsible for helping to create better basketball players.
And Coach Lewis will tell you his assistant coaches love coaching in the system. It brings clarity for them as well. They know what each player should be focusing on while on the court, so it allows them more opportunity to coach and help players grow.
How To Create & Score Off Advantage Basketball
The wide variety of screening actions are all designed to do one thing... create an ADVANTAGE!
After the initial advantage is created, Coach Lewis helps teach:
- How to get a great shot off of the advantage
- What a great shot looks like
- How to evaluate if it is a great shot
Using The "Shot Meter" To Teach Good Shots and Bad Shots
Coach Lewis also walks you through how to use a "shot meter" to have conversations with your players about good shots and bad shots. This trick helps teach players what a great shot is and what a terrible shot is, as well as everything in between.
This is just another example of why Coach Lewis is a master teacher and gets the most out of his players!
Here' s What A Couple Coaches Are Saying About Flow Motion Offense
Flow Motion Offense is perfect for our team. I am a motion coach, but in the past I feel like our players needed more guidance and sometimes look lost on the court.
What Coach Lewis explains and teaches makes perfect sense and I love the fact that we will always be pressuring the rim with this offense! Not only can we run it at the HS level, my lower levels will be able to implement it easily and be on the same page.
Matt is an exceptional teacher in the videos and ....maybe one of the best I've seen watching dozens of coaching videos. He's the real deal and I see why his teams win.
Flow Motion fits his (and my) philosophy of developing players from day one til they graduate!
And the Finishing School teaches some of the best finishing moves I've seen. Love those drills!
-Terry B. Chicago
Coach Lewis is a natural at teaching. He is clear and concise with his teaching style and there are SOOO many great tips in the videos that will make me a much better coach!
This is the first time I've felt comfortable trying to implement a motion offense!
I can't wait to implement Flow Motion immediately and my whole coaching staff is more excited to get started than we've ever been.
And the Skill Development piece will be awesome for summer and off season workouts! Thanks!
-James P. San Antonio
Video #1 - 1 Hour 7 Minutes Whiteboard
Ch. 1 Intro To Coach Lewis
Ch. 2 Versatility of Flow Motion
Ch. 3 Intro to Flow Motion
- Goals
- Importance of on court awareness
- Categories to create an advantage
Ch. 4 How to Implement Flow Motion In Practice & Implement v. Zones
- 3v0
- 4v0
- Ball on top
- Zone Offense
Ch. 5 Motion Menus and Grading Shots
- How to create motion menus for your players
- Sample Motion Menu PDF included
- How to grade shots
Ch. 6 Pitfalls To Avoid
- Offensive pitfalls and how to avoid them
Ch. 7 Shot Clock Tips
Video #2 - 2 Hours 24 Minutes On-Court Action
Ch. 8 3v0 Getting Linked Up Actions Including:
- Flare- Facecut
- Flare- Curl
- Facecut
- Flare- Slip
- Flare- Change
- Backscreen
- Change Cut
- Buttonhook & Post
- Again Screen
- Downscreen
- Dive Cut
- Change Cut
- Slip Change
- Playing Off Adv. - Flare
- Deep Corner Trap
- Driving Middle
- Dribble At Backcut
Ch. 9 3v3 Live Play
Ch. 10 2-Man Game Including:
- Reject
- Use Screen
- Speed Slip
- Slop
- Rub Cut
- Hand Off/Again Hand Off
- Again Hand Off
- 2-Man Game Live
Ch. 11 4V0 Flow
- Combining Linked Up and 2-Man Game actions into Flow Offense
Ch. 12 4V4 Live
Ch. 13 Flow Motion from Transition Ch. 14 5vO Cycles Ch. 15 D-O-D-O Drill Ch. 16 76'er Drill Ch. 17 Zone Offense Ch. 18 Q & A Ch. 19 Closing X-Drills Focused On Cutting
Motion Shooting
Stride Stop and Finishing School
Strike Passing Drill
3 Line Shooting Drill
2-Minute Drill and 1:05 Games
Chasing Championships with Flow Motion Offense is backed by our 60-day unconditional money back guarantee. So take the next 60 days to look through the modules and implement some skills, drills, and concepts... If you don't feel like this is the answer to what you need, just email me
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***BONUS***
Video #3 - 55 Minutes Skill Development Drills
Sample Video Clip From Finishing School
Included Is A 100p. eBook!
And A Bonus 32p. Skill Development eBook!
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