Strategic Growth for the Modern Professional

Half-court Defense

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Transition offense gives teams a scoring advantage by attacking the defense before it can set up. The goals of transition offense are to get a shot in the lane or kick it out to a person for a three with player(s) in rebound position. Transition offense starts with boxing out and then rebounding. Every time a player has the ball in their possession, they must face the basket and think “shot, pass, or drive.” Rebounders think outlet or drive and maybe the occasional last shot.