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.
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?
28 comments:
1. Because as soon as the pass is passed then you have to be able to get open.
2. By using the Forearm Wall.
3. Keep them from moving in front of you to steal the ball.
4. So that the defender doesn't steal the ball as you receive the ball.
5. The you release from the defender and go to the ball.
Shayna Golfer
Justin Slud PD6
1.It is important to anticipate the pass so that you know which side the pass is coming from and so you can seal the defender.
2. You should use your forearm and let the defender run into it.
3. Pivot the Inhibit is when you pivot to turn your body around, which seals the defender.
4. When you chin the ball, you have better control and the defender has a much harder time going around the elbows and hitting the ball.
5. Position for Possession is moving away from the defender to the ball so that the defender will not come and steal the ball.
1) It is important to anticipate a pass because it is a way to get open and seal your opponent at the same time.
2) To make the contact, it is best to use "the forearm wall".
3) "Pivot to Inhibit" is a way of saying that you use your footwork and body to seal the defender behind you.
4) It is important to chin the ball because it is a way of preventing others from knocking it out.
5) "Position for Possession" means, when the ball is thrown, you release from your defender and catch the ball.
Alex Ivanov
Period 6
1. To make sure that you are preparde and ready for the pass
2. Close to ball carrier
3. Moving to acquire space on the court
4. to keep the ball from being stolen
5. The way you are positioned could determined your posseision of the ball.
kwasi frimpong
Alexander Terskin
P.6
1. So you can get ready to seal your man.
2. Forearm wall.
3. It means you keep the defender from moving.
4. To make sure a defender doesn't try to knock the ball out of your hands.
5. It means when the ball is thrown you do not sit back but run toward it to recieve the pass.
1.It is important to anticipate the pass because you need to know when the pass is coming to seal your player.
2.Four arm wall
3.Use your footwork and Body to seal the defender behind you
4.To prepare for your move
5.To let go of your player to get the ball
Sameer Masri
1. so when the ball is passed to your side you can have a chance at receiving the ball
2. using your forearm and allow your defender to run into your arm and seal.
3. means you pivot around your man to keep him at the same spot hence to use of "inhibit"
4.so when you get the ball someone doesn't steal for make you lose the balls.
5 means that you move to the ball so that you can get the ball into your hands and "possess" the ball.
Satoshi Sato
pd6
1. It is important to anticipate the pass because then you know when to start sealing your defender.
2. You should make contact with a forearm wall.
3. It means to keep the defender from moving.
4. It is important because then it is less likely for the defenders to take the ball away from you.
5.It means to release from the guy who is guarding us and go meet the ball.
Zach Kerr Pd.6
Eric Lee Pd 6
1. It is important to anticipate the pass so the ball does not get stolen.
2. You should make contact with the forearm and let the defender run into you.
3. Pivot to inhibit means to seal the defender so that they can not steal the ball.
4. It is important to chin the ball in the post so that the defender does not steal the ball and it lets you get a good grip.
5. Position for possession means to go where the ball is thrown to in the post
Jason Friedman
1) It is important to anticipate the pass because it ensures that the pass doesn't catch you by surprise, and allows you to get yourself in the best position possible.
2) You should make contact with a forearm wall, using your top arm and top foot.
3)Pivot to inhibit means making contact with the forearm wall and stopping the defender from moving around or above you
4) Holding the ball under your chin makes it much more difficult for the defender to knock it out of your hands
5) Position for possession means you release from the defender and go to the ball instead of just sitting back and waiting for the ball to come to you
-Jason Eisen pd.6
1. It is important to anticipate the pass because then you know where the ball is going and how to get into a good position for the pass.
2. To make contact, you make the "Forearm wall" by sticking out your elbows.
3. Pivot to Inhibit means to keep them from moving on top of us and so to not let them steal the ball.
4. Chinning the ball is important because it stops the defender from knocking the ball out of our hands.
5. Position for possession means that when the ball is thrown, we want to release from the guy thats guarding us so that we can get possession of the ball.
SARA COHN
PERIOD 6
1. It is important to anticipate the pass because you then have the opportunity to step in and seal your man so you are in a position to receive the pass.
2. You should make contact by using the “forearm wall” as a sturdy contact to meet the defender.
3. Pivot to inhibit means to use your footwork and body to seal the defender behind you and keep them from moving.
4. It is important to chin the ball so you can prepare for the move you are going to make and so nobody can hit the ball out of your hands.
5. Position for Possession mean to release from your defender and meet the ball as the pass is coming in so you can get to the ball instead of the defender intercepting it.
Tayyaba Tareq
1. So that you can shift to the right place on depending on where the ball is. Also you can potentially steal the ball
2. You should make contact by using your forearm. This is called a forearm wall
3. It means to pivot in a way that keeps your defender from moving
4. So that it is more difficult for the defender to steal the ball
5. It means to release from the player and get the ball
Aliya Rahman
1. So that you can seal your man and be ready before the ball gets there.
2. Putting out a steady forearm (without extending) and pivoting into them and sealing.
3. It means to pivot in such a way that the defender can't move around to steal the pass.
4. It's important because chinning prevents the guard (or help defense) from coming down and tipping the ball out of your hands. It's sturdier.
5. It means to release your man and go out and meet the pass. Because if you wit for the ball to come to you, it can get stolen.
1. It is important to anticipate the pass so you can start sealing your man.
2. You can make contact with the forearm wall.
3. It means that you move your feet and body to seal the defender behind you.
4. It is important to chin the ball because it helps you prepare for your next move.
5. This is when you release from your defender and meet the ball, instead of waiting for it to come to you.
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Brett Godsick
Anish Thakker
Period 6
1. So that as the ball is being swung around the perimeter, you can get a jump on the pass and either snag the ball or seal off your man.
2. Use the forearm wall to make contact with the defender.
3. Pivoting your foot in order to keep them from moving or stealing the ball.
4. If you chin the ball, it will help you keep position and prevent the defender from stealing the ball.
5. Release from the defender to gain good position and go get the ball.
1. to get a good position in the post with the defender behind you
2. forearm wall, steady and not extended
3. use a pivot to keep them from moving
4. elbows at 45 degree angle so no one can take it
5. when ball is thrown release from defender to go get the ball
Ryan Warshaw Pd.6
Amon Walston
1.so that you can seal the post
2.the forearm wall
3.to keep opponent from moving
4.so that nobody can knock it out
5.it means you get in the right position and anticipate the pass, so you get possession of the ball
Alex Wei, Period 6, Grade 9
1. It is important to anticipate the pass so you can block/seal off the offensive player that you are guarding defensively.
2. I should make contact with my man via the forearm wall. I should make about a 90 degree angle with my arm and use it to block the offensive player I am guarding.
3. To pivot to inhibit means to follow up my forearm wall with planting my foot and pivoting about it. I then pivot into a position that blocks the offensive player I am guarding.
4. It is important to chin the ball and stick my elbows out because that makes it harder for other players to simply knock the ball out of my hand.
5. Position for possession means to first seal my man, then when his teammate passes the ball to him, I leave my man and go grab the ball, followed by chinning the ball.
Hansen Nguyen Pd. 6
1. To seal your man when the ball is passed around the perimeter.
2. Use the "forearm wall" to make contact and seal the defender and make then run into your arm so you won't get the foul called on you.
3. To keep the defender from moving by using the forearm wall to make contact with their chest and and pivot your butt onto the defenders leg so they can't get around you.
4. So the defender can't steal the ball out of your hands.
5. Go towards the ball when the pass is coming towards you.
1) Seal your man and get more open
2) Using Forearm wall where forearm is not extended
3) It means keep them from moving
4) No body can knock it out of their hands
5) Going to get the ball when its passed
-Robby Severynse
Julian Levin
1. So that you can begin to seal your defender.
2. With a strong forearm wall.
3. You pivot, seal them off, and keep them from moving.
4. So that a defender can't slap the ball out of your hands.
5. When the ball is passed, you release from your defender, and go meet the ball, and chin it.
1.you need to know which side the pass is coming from so you can get in position and seal your man
2.you should use the forearm wall and it should be sturdy and not extended so the defender can run into it
3.it means to pivot your body to seal the defender and keep them from moving in front of you and stealing your ball
4. you should chin the ball so that you won't get it knocked out of your hands
5.you release from the defender and go for the ball and not just sit back and wait for it to come to you
Yueshan Wang
1. Because you need to know when the ball is being passed so you can seal your defender.
2. You want the defender to run into your stiff forearm wall.
3. Pivot to inhibit means to use your footwork to turn around and keep the defender from intercepting the pass.
4. It's important to chin the ball so the defender can't steal the ball so easily and provides protection so if they run into you to steal the ball, they run into your elbow.
5. Position for possession means to move towards the ball when the pass is given so the defender doesn't get the steal or poke it out of bounds.
Ryad Malti Period 6
Sebastian Ludlow
1.It is important to anticipate the pass so that you can seal off your defender and prevent a the ball from being stolen.
2.Make contact with the forearm wall keeping your arm bent and not extended as to avoid a foul.
3.Using your movement to keep your back to the defender sealing him off.
4.Chinning the ball allows you to have more control over the ball so a defender cant knock it from your hands as easily.
5.Moving towards space and the ball to in order to be an open man when the ball is passed.
1. So you can seal your defender
2. Strong forearm wall to block your defender
3. Keep your defender from moving
4. So the defense cant knock it out of you hands
5. Go to the ball when passed
Seamus Barrett
Sezer Saralar p.6
1) so you know the side to seal the "D" off from
2)forearm wall
3)so they don't go in front to steal the ball away from you.
4) so that they can't knock it off your hands
5) to move away from the "D" so they don't get the ball
Sam Alborta
1. Why is it important to anticipate the pass?
because every position and bucket counts. whether u have the ball or not there's always an opportunity
2. How should you make contact?
by using your upper body preventing a foul
3. What does pivot to inhibit mean?
Pivot the Inhibit is when you pivot to turn your body around, which seals the defender.
4. Why is it important to chin the ball in the post?
so that your defender doesn't steal the ball. and its more secure
5. What does position for possession mean?
it means were you should be at the time of youre position
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