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?
16 comments:
Luke Russell
1. Anticipate the pass because as the ball is swung around the perimeter, the perimeter players on your side might pass to the post so you must ready.
2. As you take your position, use the forearm wall to block the defender, and create some space, but don't push him.
3. Pivot to gain position, swing your butt into the defender's knee to make it harder for him to move.
4. You must keep it under the chin because it will be harder to get the ball knocked away.
5. Position for possession means don't let the ball come to you, go towards the ball.
Khushi Soni
1. It's important to anticipate the pass because as the ball is swing to the wing, you should step in and seal your man.
2. You should make contact using the forearm wall. Forearm wall is when you have a nice,sturdy, position and the opponent should run into your arm but without giving any ground.
3. Pivot to inhibit means to use your footwork and body to seal the defender behind and to keep them from stealing the ball.
4.It's important to chin the ball in the post becuase you would hold the ball tightly to prepare to move and so that no one can steal the ball.
5. Position for possession means to release from the defender and get the ball as it is in motion of being passed to the offensive player.
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Kevin Choi
1. Important to anticipate the pass so you can seal the man guarding you and get the ball.
2. Make contact by using the forearm wall.
3. Pivot to inhibit to keep the man from getting around you
4.Chin the ball so no one can take or rip it out
5. Position for possession to keep them from getting the ball
1. It is important to anticipate the pass because you are ready to get the ball and score.
2. your forearm
3. To keep them from moving in front of you and stealing the pass
4. So nobody can knock the ball out of your hands
5. go to the ball when it is passed to you, and don't let the ball come to you, which makes sure your opponent doesn't get the ball
Victoria
1. It is important to anticipate the pass so that you can start sealing the man on your side before he gets there.
2. You should make contact with a steady, sturdy, and NOT extended forearm wall.
3. PIvot to inhibit means rotate or turn with your forearm wall to keep them from moving.
4. Since other players may try to hit it out of your hands, it is important to chin the ball in the post.
5. Position for possession means catch the ball the perimeter player throws which includes releasing from the guy that is inhibited, get the ball, and chin it.
1. It allows you to seal your opponent so that they can not block the pass.
2. You should use the forearm wall without extending your arm so that you are not under risk of getting a foul.
3. Pivoting around using your free arm to block the defender stops them from getting around you to block the pass.
4. It prevents anyone from knocking the ball out of your hands.
5. Get in a position to catch the ball even if it means giving up some space you got in the post.
'Rahul
1. Why is it important to anticipate the pass? So the defender doesn't get to the ball and you will be ready for it if you get the pass when it comes.
2. How should you make contact?
With your body, but don't extend your arms, because you can draw the foul.
3. What does pivot to inhibit mean?
To pivot in a way to keep the defender static while you are ready to receive the ball.
4. Why is it important to chin the ball in the post?
It protects the ball from being poked out by the defender.
5. What does position for possession mean? To go to the ball by releasing from the defender and moving toward the pass.
1) It is important to anticipate the pass because you will be able to know how and when to seal your man.
2) To makes sure you have room and time to properly set a seal on your man.
3) It means to pivot, while making contact with your defender, to seal your man.
4) So that the defender can't strip you or pop the ball out.
5) It means to go secure the ball and chin it instead of letting it come to you.
-Haydn McGriff =)
Andy Lee
1. To know the pass is going to go to your side, then you step in
2.With the forearm wall, steady and not extended.
3. Pivot and Inhibit is to keep them from moving. By pivoting to a position where the defensive can't move
4. No one can knock it out of your hand.
5. Release from defenders and get the ball
1. This means that you should be ready to receive a pass as soon as the ball comes to your side.
2. By using the forearm walls, make sure not to ram into the defender, but let them run into you.
3. It mans to use your legs and forearms to inhibit the opponent from being able to move forward and steal your pass.
4. To make sure your opponent wont be able to swat the ball out of your hand.
-Adam Dawood
Anne Li
1. So you have time to forearm block the defender and catch the pass.
2. You use your forearm to keep the defender away and then you go and catch the ball.
3. You step into the defender, then turn so your back is against their chest and they can't reach the ball.
4. So the defender is able to hit the ball from you hands and it also makes you hold the ball tighter. The defender will also have to go around you because your elbows are blocking them too.
5. Position yourself so you can get the ball safely and easily. Also the position must ensure that the defender isn't able to get the ball first
Chris D'Arpa
1. So you can seal your defender before you get the ball passed to you.
2. With your fore arm
3.Pivot to inhibit means sealing your defender by pivoting and keeping your body in front of them.
4.So the defender can't steal the ball.
5. It means you go up and get the ball instead of waiting for it.
1. So you have time to block the defender before receiving the ball
2.You use your forearm
3.Pivot to inhibit means pivoting and keeping your body in front of the defender so they can't get to it
4. So the defender can't steal the ball
5. To position yourself to get the ball
Maxwell Redding
phillip garrett
1 its good to anticipate the pass so u can steal the ball
2 use forarm wall to block out defenders
3piviot to keep the person in front
4 keep the ball under ur chin because if it is low it can get knocked away
5 means go towards the ball
Hyacinth Ntchobo
1. To anticipate the pass
2. Step in and make contact with your forearm
3. Using your footwork to put your defender behind you
4. To maintain possession of the ball
5. Getting your body In position to get a good handle on the ball.
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