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 position for possession mean?
24 comments:
George Mikalis Pd. 1
1. It is important to anticipate when the ball is coming near you so you can get in a position to receive the ball and score
2. With a forearm wall and seal
3. It means seal your defender by pivoting in a permanent position and fight for that area to "inhibit" it and be able to receive the ball there
4. It is important to chin it so defenders cant knock it out of your hands
5. Position for possession means you must get in the right spot where you can make a play on the ball being thrown into you even if its a bad pass. It means to get in a position where you're flexible and able to adjust to the pass
George Mikalis Pd. 1
1. So you can step in and start sealing your man.
2. You should make contact by using the forearm wall.
3. Pivot to inhibit means to seal the defender behind you and keeping them on top of you so they don't steal the ball.
4. It is important to chin the ball in the post because its harder for the defender to steal it and you can do fakes more effectively.
5. Position for possession means to release from the defender and receive the ball.
Paul Saah
Young Kim
1. It is important to anticipate the ball because you want to be prepared to post your player.
2. You should make contact by using the forearm wall to set your place in the post.
3. Pivot to Inhibit means to keep your defender from being in front of you or moving.
4. This is important because you do not want defenders to easily knock loose the ball.
5. It allows easy possession to the poster because the player attacks the ball when it is passed so that the defender cannot steal the ball. Fight for the possession when passed.
1. So you are ready to post up, when the ball swings.
2. Use the Forearm wall
3.Keep them from moving, using your top arm and top foot, then rotate to seal your defender.
4. So no one can knock the ball out of your hands.
5. Release from the defender and meet the ball
Charlie Zhang
its important to anticipate the pass to set your team up around the basket. you should make soft contact with the defender with out hurting them or extending your arm. Inhibit means to keep the defenders moving. you chin the ball because you can go either way with it. position for possession is to keep the ball at your chin.
Andrew Azarsa
Malcolm Amobi
1. As the post player you should anticipate that the ball would be made to your side and should begin to step in and start sealing your man.
2. Make sure your forearm is steady and not extend it.
3. You keep your pivot foot from moving.
4. So that no one can knock it out of our hands.
5. When the ball is thrown you don't sit back and let the ball come to us but you release from your defender and go meet the ball.
1. It's important because it leads to a smooth play, rather then on where they would have to reset the ball.
2. Make contact with your forearm.
3. It enables you to set your self up against the defender where they cannot reach the ball, yet you are set up perfectly.
4. Its important to chin the ball, because if you keep it low, there's a chance that any other defender can come and hit out of your hands.
5.It means instead of watching the ball come to you, make that one extra step to make sure the ball does not get stolen but get into your hands.
Naveen Paul
JOnathan Yune P1
1. it is important to anticipate the pass so that you can move to seal your man
2. you should make contact by using the forearm wall.
3. this means move your foot to prevent the defender moving on top of you.
4. it is good to chin ball because after the pass the defender usually tries to knock the ball out.
5.this means to move toward the ball even if it means losing a bit of space that was sealed.
1. So that you will be ready for the pass and seal your man.
2.Use the forearm wall.
3. To prevent the defender from stealing the ball by turning into them by using our pivot foot.
4.So defenders can not steal the ball from you.
5. That we release from our defender to receive the pass.
Ashwin Acharya
1. you anticipate that the pass will be able get to you so you have to steal the pass
2. you should use the forearm wall.
3. it means to keep the from trying to take the ball from you.
4. so they can't get the ball from you.
5. relase from the person guarding you and run to go get the ball and chin it.
Jasmine Williams
1.) It is important to anticipate the pass because then you can step in and start to seal your defender.
2.) You should make contact using the forearm wall, and make sure that you don't extend your forearm so you don't get a fouled called on you.
3.) Pivot to inhibit means to use your forearm wall and top arm, make contact with the defender with your top arm and top foot, rotate with your bottom foot, throwing your butt into the defender's knees, inhibiting them from moving around the top of you and stealing the ball.
4.) It is important to chin the ball in the post because then the defender can't knock the ball out of your hands.
5.) Position for possession means to release from defender and to go get the ball when it is passed to you.
-Andy Xiao 9th Grade P-1
1)it is important so that u can be ready for the pass to come to you and you can begin to seal your man.
2)You should make contact with your forearm but don't extend then a foul could be called
3) to keep them from moving
4) so no one can knock it out of your hand
5)get the ball and keep possession even if it means losing some of your position
Diontae Wilson
1. so that your team-mate can successfully pass to you without you being surprised.or else you’ll be caught of guard
2. with your forearm, dont extend the wall or it'll be a foul
3. pivot your feet(plant them0 and have your arms out sealing the defender out
4. so the defender cant knock it out
5. a position where you can recieve the ball
muneeb Mirza
Ben Summers-Berger
1. So that you can seal your man and establish position on time
2. First with your forearm and later with your hips
3. Pivot to stop the defender from moving around to steal the ball
4. So that it is not easily stolen
5. Release from the post defender and go get the ball.
Amogh Rao
Anticipating the pass means that as the ball is swung around the perimeter, you get in position on your side of the court, and seal your man, so you are ready to recieve the pass when it comes.
you make contact by using a "forearm wall," where you keep your forearm steady, and use it to not give the defender any space. YOu do not extend the forearm.
Pivot to inhibit means that you use the forearm wall with your top arm, make contact with the defender using your top foot and top arm, to prevent, or inhibit them from getting any position.
its important to chin the ball so that nobody will knock it out of your hands.
position for possesion means that you move away from your man, so that you can catch the pass, ans so that your man wont steal it.
1. So you can start sealing your man
2. Forearm wall
3. Keep then from moving
4. no one can knock it out
5. When the ball is thrown, you release from your man and you go get the ball
Thomas Nguyen
1. So that you can seal your man easier.
2. Use the forearm wall
3. To keep the defender from moving
4. So that noone can knock the ball out of your hands
5. To make sure that you get the ball even if you lose the position that you possess.
Sean Liang
1. to get into position for a good pass
2. step in and make contact with your forearm keeping it strait and steady
3. using your footwork and body to seal the defender behind you
4. so it can't be stripped
5. releasing from your defender and meet the ball
kayvan fouladi
1. so you can possibly steal the ball
2. get in between the player and the basket
3. it means to pivot to prevent yourself from traveling
4. so it can't be stolen
5.it means the position you're supposed to be in for offense
- Sidney Moorer
1.) It is important to anticipate the pass so that you can begin to step in and start sealing your man
2.) You make contact by making a forearm wall and not extending your forearm to prevent you from drawing a foul
3.) Pivot to inhibit means pivoting into them so that they are unable to steal the ball
4.) It is important to chin the ball so that nobody can knock the ball out of your hands
5.) Position for possession means leaving your spot to go and get the ball
Zayd Ali
1. anticipating the pass creates an opertonity for the defense to get quick points but the defense is taking a big risk.
2 you make contact by using your forearm
3 makes it so the defender can't go over top of you.
4so that no one can knock the ball out of your hand.
5 its when you are realizes your self from the defender to create space in the post area
Zachary Nannen
Nicky Motazedi
1) so you can try to steal the ball and get a fast break
2) using your forearm
3) so defender can't get the ball
4) so no one can knock the ball out of your hands
5) release from defender and get the ball
Id like to thank all the other students for helping me out... Mrs dyer you are the best <3
Nicky Motazedi
1. So you can prepare to do any post moves or drive to the basket
2. forearm wall for contact
3. means to keep the defender in a certain position so they cant steal the ball
4. So the ball cant be stripped out of your hands
5. release from the defender to receive the ball
Kosta Skardis
1.) You need to know when the ball's coming towards you so you can get in a good position to catch the ball and get the basket.
2.) W/ a forearm wall
3.)Pivot to inhibit means to pivot to seal the defender behind you so they can't reach around and get the ball
4.) You have to chin the ball to make it more difficult for defenders to knock it out of your hands
5.) Position for possession means to get in a good spot to catch the ball and make a play and get the point or draw the foul.
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