We are currently in our 2 on 2 unit, watch the video clip below and answer the following questions about post offense and sealing your man. Please make sure to write your name on your blog.
1. Why is it important to anticipate the pass?
2. How should you make contact?
3. What does pivot to inhibit mean?
4. Why is it important to chin the ball in the post?
5. What does poition for possession mean?
27 comments:
1.) Because anticipating a pass could lead to a steal, or if your not following the ball and where it could go, you will lose your man for the score.
2.) Back them up with your body making contact with their back. Do not put pressure with your hands on their back.
3.) When you use your pivot foot to wrap leg around defensive player to get position for score. This gets them out of position.
4.) To make sure the ball is tight and in your grasp so no one has a chance to knock at the ball.
5.) meaning the better position your in to score, the more likely you will have the ball.
-Andrew Levine
1) It is important to anticipate the pass because it would be easier to get the ball and box out the defender.
2)You should make contact using the forearm wall which is steady and different from hitting the defender
3)Pivot to inhibit means to keep the defender from moving
4)It prevents the defender from getting teh ball
5) Position for Possession means you release from the guy and get the ball.
-Michael Lin
(period 5)
1.) so your opponent doesn't steal it
2.) The forearm wall
3.) to use your body to seal the defender behind you
4.) so no one can knock the ball out of your hands
5.) release from the defender and meet the ball
-Matthew Kim
1)to seal your man
2)forearm wall
3)so that the defender cant get around you
4)make sure to give up position for possession
5)so they cant get the ball
1.so you can have time to prepare to seal off the person you are guarding
2. use a forearm wall to block the defender, no hitting
3.to keep them from moving
4. so no one can knock the ball out of your hands
5.You don't just wait for the ball to get to you, you release from the player and get the ball
-Patrick Chen
1.To seal your man so the ball does not get stolen
2. use the forearm walll which is steady apposed to hitting the player.
3.to seal the defender behind you from the ball
4.to make sure you have the ball in a tight grip so no one can knock it out of your hands.
5.realease from the defender gaurding you and get the ball.
-Matt Diamond(period 5)
1.) You need to anticipate the pass so you can catch it and avoid the ball being stolen.
2.) Make contact with your back
3.)It means pivot to get out of the area where the defender can defend you, so basically, get them out of position.
4.) So you can avoid the ball being stolen.
5.) Get away from the defender and get to the ball.
1.) So you know when to seal off your man
2.) using the forearm wall
3.) to seal your man so he doesn't steal the ball
4.) so defenders can't knock the ball out from your hands
5.) when you come to receive the entry pass
Costa Borsas
Nahom Yimam Pd 5
1) you need to anticipate the pass so that you can get the ball without it being stolen by the defender
2) make a forearm wall by placing your forearm on the defenders chest, without extending the forearm
3) throw your butt into the defenders knees to prevent him from getting around you
4) that way you have a good grip on the ball and it cant be swatted away or stolen
5)position yourself to be able to get the ball without it being stolen from the defender
1) To be ready for the ball and seal your man.
2) The forearm wall.
3) Keep the defender from moving
4) To prevent the defense from stealing the ball from you.
5) When the ball is thrown you release from the defender and get the ball.
George Borsas
1) It is important to anticipate the pass because it would make it easier to get the ball from the defender and box out them out as well.
2)The forearm wall.
3)You should you your body to box out the defender.
4)So nobody can steal the ball from you
5)release from the defender to get the ball
- Chris Golden
1.) Anticipating the pass could result in a turn over of possesion (a steal) which is essential to winning a game.
2.) You don't want to use to much force to where they fall, because that's a foul. So what you want to do is find a nice low stance and keep your core tight and your hands away from their arms so you don't foul them.
3.) This is the same thing as sealing the defender. It closes them out and gives you (the attacker) a clean shot at the basket.
4.) It keeps the ball away from the defender so they don't steal it. It also puts pressure on the ball so a defender can't easily hit it out.
5.) It's making the effort to get into position to recieve the ball.
-Caleb Zweig
Period 5
1) You should always be looking for a steal or wherever the offense is heading
2) You should use your forearm as a steady, legal barrier
3) Pivot to take a positional advantage of your enemy by stepping past them
4) To keep the ball and prevent steals
5) The term position for possession is trading your strategic position to obtain possession of the ball
-Mitchell Johnson
1、It is important to anticipate the pass because it can step in and seal your man.
2、You should make contact with the forearm wall.
3、Pivot to inhibit means to seal the defender behind you from the ball.
4、It is important to chin the ball in the post because no one can knock the ball out of your hands.
5、Poition for possession means release from the defender and get the ball
-Evan Zhang (per:5)
1. Why is it important to anticipate the pass?
Because you can possibly make a steal or guard your player easier. you can tell where the balls going so you can position yourself.
2. How should you make contact?
you should close the space and back into them.
3. What does pivot to inhibit mean?
when you use your pivot food and wrap your leg so they get out of position and make a mistake.
4. Why is it important to chin the ball in the post?
so that no one can steal the ball or hit it out of your hands.
5. What does poition for possession mean?
The better position to score the more you should get the ball and score.
Meghan Wright
Solomon Sapiro
1. It is important to anticipate the pass because that is when you begin to seal your defender so that you are prepared for the pass.
2. Make contact with the forearm wall. The forearm wall is where you bend (do not extend) your arm and your opponent runs into your forearm.
3. Pivot to inhibit means to seal your man so he can't move around you to reach the ball. This is done by throwing your butt into their knees.
4. Chinning the ball is important so that the ball can't be knocked out of your hands.
5. Position for possession means to give up some of your position in the post so that you can gain possession of the ball.
1. So you can seal off your man well before you have to catch the ball and it lowers the chances of a steal.
2. You should use a forearm wall by creating an obstacle for your defender to hit instead of actually extending your arm and hitting them, which could be called as a foul.
3. You use your foot through pivoting to block off the defender and "inhibit" them from moving.
4. Chinning the ball helps prevent the defender from knocking the ball away from you.
5. It means that you should stop defending the guy and meet the ball while it's coming toward you.
-Adam Dawood
1) to seal your man
2) the forearm wall
3) watch your man so he does not steal the ball
4) so no one can take the ball
5) when you come to get the pass
- Eric Rivera
1. So you can step in and seal your man
2. Make contact with your forearm wall because it is steady
3. Its means to keep your defender from moving
4. So nobody can knock it out of your hand
5.It means to release from the defender and grab the ball
Aditya Iyengar
1.to seal your man
2.use our forearm
3.ball security
4.ball security
5.you try to work hard to get open so the ball will be less likely to be stolen and you will be in a easier scoring place
Steven zou
1.it is important to anticipate the pass so that you ensure you gat the ball and not the defender.
2.by using the forearm wall
3.to seal the defender so he doesn't seal the ball
4.it prevents the defender from knocking the ball out of your hands.
5. release from the defender and meet the ball
1. you need to anticipate the pass so that you can get the ball without it being stolen from the defender
2. you make a forearm wall by putting your forearm on the opponents chest without extending your forearm
3.to throw your but into the defenders knees to prevent him from getting around you
4.cause that way you have a good grip on the ball so that it cant be swatted or stolen
5.you have to position yourself to be able to get the ball without it being stolen from the defender
Josh Markenson
1.) so your opponent doesn't steal it
2.) The forearm wall
3.) to use your body to seal the defender behind you
4.) so no one can knock the ball out of your hands
5.) Get away from the defender and get to the ball
1.) It is really important to anticipate the pass because it makes it easier for you to ox out and get the ball
2.)Back the defender up by using your butt and your forearm.
3.)Gets the defender out of position
4.)Prevents defender from the ball and increases your chance of scoring
5.)Better position your in better chance to score
Grant Ibeh
1.)because if we don't anticipate the pass and it is passed to us we wont be set up to make a shot and the pass could be missed.
2.)without hitting the defender let the defender run into you or your arm
3.)to keep the defender from moving.
4.)to prevent the defender from knocking the ball out of your hands after you catch the ball
5.) it means to release from the guy who is guarding us and go get the ball not stand and wait for the ball to come to us.
-Ben Price
1. it is important to anticipate the pass because that's how you seal your man and make sure it doesn't get stolen.
2. The forearm wall
3. It prevents the defender from getting into position in front of you.
4. So that the ball can't be knocked out or taken out of your hands by the defender.
5. Position for possession is to get away from the defender to get the ball.
Roy Ke
1.Because it could allow an opponent to steal the ball, and not keeping up with passing may result in loosing the ball
2.
You may use your body to prevent an opponent from attempting to advance in movement
3. It stops the defender to move
4. To make sure you have full control of the ball
5. When you are free from the defender and full position of the ball
-Zaid Islam
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