In the first part of our series we talked about why it is important to execute in your half-court offense. For teams to be consistently efficient offensively, they must be taught and coached to execute their half-court offense. We could certainly debate the advantages and disadvantages of the various half-court offensive approaches from motion to continuity to quicker hitters and beyond but we will skip that instead just to stress the need to be good in the half-court. Click on the link below to read the entire post on our thoughts on half-court execution:
THOUGHTS ON HALF-COURT OFFENSE (PART I)
In the second part of our series we talked about the key components that go in to the making of a good half-court offense. What are those components of good half-court offense and how can we give you some things to consider when your are putting together your offensive system of play? Click the link below.
THOUGHTS ON HALF-COURT OFFENSE (PART II)
In the third part of our series we asked what are some of the things that promote the best teaching of half-court offense. Though years of coaching and, more importantly, watching some of the best teach in their programs, I have noticed a few common denominators and share them in the link below:
THOUGHTS ON HALF-COURT OFFENSE (PART III)
