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Universal System of Attacking Press - Will Rey
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Universal System of Attacking Press - By Will Rey (DVD - 71 Minutes)
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Good material. I really like the flexibility of being able to break man or zone. Not sure how easy this will be to teach 3-4 graders as compared to a 1-4 alignment.
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Good DVD on breaking the press and halfcourt trap for High School and Middle School coaches in need of this kind of detailed information.
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Seems like a good set up for a casual paced press break but wonder how it would translate to the 'quick in bounds' approach. No info given on that.
I found it a bit confusing on the third inbound option to the #1 point guard (right lane near baseline) because the #2 is shown moving to centre court (to clear right lane??). It would seem more logical and consistent with other elements for #2 to move up right wing and give the #1 an over the top pass option and have the #3 move to the centre (giving the 'universal set' of 3 near pass options and 1 long pass option).
Also, I'll need to try it before suggesting it for youth coaches because it may be too complicated, especially rotating from 'trapping' to 'no trapping' positions.
I found it a bit confusing on the third inbound option to the #1 point guard (right lane near baseline) because the #2 is shown moving to centre court (to clear right lane??). It would seem more logical and consistent with other elements for #2 to move up right wing and give the #1 an over the top pass option and have the #3 move to the centre (giving the 'universal set' of 3 near pass options and 1 long pass option).
Also, I'll need to try it before suggesting it for youth coaches because it may be too complicated, especially rotating from 'trapping' to 'no trapping' positions.
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