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High School >>Defensive strategies/Drills >Man to Man Half-Court
Man to Man Half-Court
Defence-Defensive Focus
In many cases, probably in most cases at higher levels of play, defensive mistakes occur because a player loses focus; not because they don't know what to do.
Defence-"See the Ball"
A key to successful team defence is the ability of 'off-ball' defenders to maintain vision on both their check and the basketball. While it seems easy, it is not.
Defensive Stance-Point Hand Down
In an ideal situation when a defender is sliding with ball-handler, the lead hand (the hand on the side the ball-handler is going) should be up and the other hand, the point hand, should be down discouraging the crossover dribble.
Defence-6 vs. 4 Rotation Drill
This is a great drill to work on defensive rotations and attacking penetration.
Defence-"How Far to Sag"
As players begin initially to play defense it is a natural progression to move from where they provide no defensive help to their teammates to where they eventually over help.
Ball Screen Defence-Squeeze
A common defensive strategy on ball screens is the "squeeze"; this is when the screener's defender bodies up against the screener, and allows the ball-handler's defender to go under both
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