Watch the video clip below and answer the following questions. Please make sure to write your name on your blog.
1. Please indicate 2 ways to get position in the post.
2. How can you give your oppenent a different look in the post?
3. In the video, Carlos Boozer says that size and build or physique do not determine how successful you will be in the post position. Do you agree with this? Why or why not?
28 comments:
CHRIS GOODKIND:
1. Please indicate 2 ways to get position in the post:
-Fake away and do a v-cut and spin move to get away from the block
-You get set a screen and fake the screen and go right to the basket
2. How can you give your oppenent a different look in the post?:
-You can face him up and give him a different look, jab step to get him off balance alittle,
take a jumper, drop by the defender, or fake one way and go the other
3. In the video, Carlos Boozer says that size and build or physique do not determine how successful you will be in the post position. Do you agree with this? Why or why not?:
-I agree because even if you are smaller than your opponent, you still have a chance to post-up
if you have enough skill.
1) -the v-cut and swim move.
- fake screen and spin to the block
2) Face them up. Jab step to get the defender off balance, shoot the jumper if you are confident, drive by the defender. Face them up, fake one way and go the other.
3) I agree because if you have good moves and can get around the defender if doesnt matter what size you are.
1. V-cut
Fake screen and go to the block
2. Jab step
Face them and shoot the jumper
3. I do agree with what Carlos said because if you are skilled and you know how to do a lot of moves, then you can get past the defender.
-Maria Harrington
2 ways to get position in the post are a v-cut, and and a turn move,when your back is to the basket.You can give your opponent different looks by using the jab step to catch him off balance. I agree with him about post position b/c, while if your bigger and stronger its easier to post up in the post, you can be small and use your speed to create miss matches. whereas the bigger man usually cant.
Andrew Levine
1. You can v cut away and then back to the post area, and you can fake screen at the top of the key and cut to the block.
2. You can face up and then maybe jab step and shoot a jump shot or you can drive.
3. I partially agree, because it's possible if you are quick, but it's easier if you are big and tall. It's hard for most smaller players to play post against large defenders.
-Bryn Fanger
2 ways to get position in the post: Drop step, and v-cut spin move.
How can you give your opponent a different kiij in the post.:
You can jab step or spin move to the hoop.
It is true what Crlos Boozer said because the bigger that you are the easier yo will be able to score in the post.
Alex Diamond
Max Child-
1)Spin move, v- cut and swim or fake the screen
2) give contact: he is playing you loose dunk it. if he is playing strong then crab dribble and hook shot. To give a diffrent look from that face them and pull up jump shot or drive in hard
3)I disagree, size matters because playing post involves you playing a lot of body on the defender. It is also a lot harder to pull up and shoot if you are shorter. But speed is also important so if you are small and fast you can still be good but just not as good as a fast and tall guy.
1.) 2 ways to get position in the post is with a V-cut or a fake screen.
2.) you can face up then shoot.
3.) I agree with Carlos Boozer because being successful in the post position depends on how good you are.
- Aminata Gado
1. one way to get in position is by doing the v-cut. Another way is to use the spin move to get down to the low post
2. the jab step or drive to the basket
3. I agree. As long as the person has skills and is able to read the defense, the person can succeed in the post position
Eric You
Mark Gottfried
1. Fake screen with a spin move, and a V- cut.
2. You can face the defender instead of having your back to him.
3. I agree because you can be very small and weak but have lots of skill.
1.One way to get in position is the v-cut. Another way is the spin move.
2. jab step or drive for the lay up
3. I agree because if you have certain skills than you can be successful in the post position
-Jack Fisk
Yazmin Behery
1)v-cut and swim move.
2)Face them and then do a jab step, if they are playing loose dunk it and if they are playig rough, slow dribble and hook shoot.
3)i agree because if you have the right skill you could be sucessful in the move regardless of your size/height.
1. V-cut and fake screen
2.you can face him up in the post to give your opponent a different look.
3. If your a big guy in the post, you have more of an advantage out of all of them, but the only time smaller players can back somebody up in the post is if they are gaurding their own size unless your really quick. So yes I agree that you don't have to always be big to post.
Nathaniel John
1. V-cut and fake screen
2.you can face him up in the post to give your opponent a different look.
3. If your a big guy in the post, you have more of an advantage out of all of them, but the only time smaller players can back somebody up in the post is if they are gaurding their own size unless your really quick. So yes I agree that you don't have to always be big to post.
Nathaniel John
1. You can V-cut then swim move to the basket or you could fake a screen the cut to the post.
2. If the defender is checking you soft face him and take him to the basket.But if he plays you tight you could body him down then try and hook shot.
3. I agree with him because if only depends on your skill not size.
-Isaiah Lyons
2 ways to get position in the post could be the spin move and a v-cut.
When you face them up you can fake one way and go the other and jab step drive by or drop by your defender.
Carlos is right because its not about size,but about your skill and technique
Josh Dong
1. You can V-cut then swim move to the basket or you could fake a screen the cut to the post.
2. If the defender is checking you soft face him and take him to the basket.But if he plays you tight you could body him down then try and hook shot.
3. I agree with him because if only depends on your skill not size.
-Isaiah Lyons
1. jab-step and V-cut
2. you can take a jumper instead of a lay up
3. i agree because if you are much smaller than the defender the chances of you scoring are lower because the defender could easily block your shot.
Brian Barrett
-Sean Liang
1.V-Cut, Fake screen and go to the block
2. You face them up, jab step to make the defender lose his balance then take a jumpshot, or do a fake.
3.I agree with this because it doesnt matter how tall you are or how strong you are. You just have to have a lot of skill.
1. 2 ways to get position in the post
- use a screen or fake screen
- the v-cut and spin move
2. How can you give your oppenent a different look in the post?
- you can face them and shoot, pass or do a jab step, or you can do a post move with your back to them
3. In the video, Carlos Boozer says that size and build or physique do not determine how successful you will be in the post position. Do you agree with this? Why or why not?
-it doesn't only if the person in the post knows how they can score w/o being big, but being big can be very helpful
Jake Gordon
Kosta Skardis
1. Can Fake, Pivot, and V-cut to get away from the block.
2. Start with a fake, to see the opponents reaction, then Jab step for a Jumper
3. I Believe with with enough skill and determination, it dosent matter your size or build to be successful
1. Fake a screen and then go back to the post area
V-cut and then return to the post area
2. Jab step to get him off balance, shoot a jumper, or drive up to the basket past the defender.
3. I agree with this because as long as you have good footwork and dribbling skills, it doesn't matter what size you are.
~Rahin Chowdhury
1) spin move as well as a v-cut
2) Jab step to test the defence and react to his movement
3) I agree that with practice you will be able to learn anything
- Ricky Lay
Fred Lindsey
1. V-cut and Can fake your oppent and go back door
2.Back them up and or do a fake one way and go the other.
3.I agree because if you have good skill work and no how to work the post then yeah I agree
1. One way is to do a v-cut then a spin move or fake a screen and then do a spin move.
2.You can do a jab step and shoot a jumper or you can drive by the defender, fake, and then go the other way.
3.I disagree because if you are taller or have more weight to you, you will be able to get the rebound, layups and post moves much easier.
-Shayon Zadeh
1. -The v cut
-Fake screen and go to the
block.
2. You can face them up and give them a different look with a jab step to et the off balence then a jumper or drive it.
3. I agree with him because you can be successful no matter what size you are as long as you have the skills to do it.
-Nicholas de Leon
1)Fake away and do a v-cut and spin move to get away from the block
2)Face them up. Jab step to get the defender off balance, shoot the jumper if you are confident, drive by the defender. Face them up, fake one way and go the other
3)I do agree with what Carlos said because if you are skilled and you know how to do a lot of moves, then you can get past the defender
-alex dechiara
!. you could the V- cut
YOu can spin move
2. you can get into triple threate postion and the jab and go for the jumper
3. i agree but if the oppent has size on you. you have to get low
Richard Xu
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