The Triangle Offense. Fundamentally sound, difficult to defend and an equal opportunity offense, Tex Winter's triangle has won NBA coach Phil Jackson 11 Championships and has also been a part of collegiate women's basketball programs at Stanford, Tennessee, Connecticut, Hartford and countless others.
What makes the Triangle Offense so good? It's a detailed system that requires all 5 players on
Showing posts with label Offense. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Offense. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Thursday, August 11, 2011
Wooden: Principles of Offensive Success Part II
6) Flexibility: Mechanical offenses where players are forced to follow set patterns are easily defended. To encourage players to be resourceful, the offense must be flexible enough to provide a sufficient number of options to counteract all possible defensive maneuvers. Individual innovation must take place within the guidelines of proper spacing, ball movement, etc.
7) Timing: Creating a
7) Timing: Creating a
Wooden: Principles of Offensive Success Part I
Excerpts from John Wooden's UCLA Offense by John Wooden and Swen Nater:
10 key principles that together provide a structure to facilitate team play yet also create opportunities to maximize the talents of specific individuals on the squad: *parts 6-10 will be posted later*
1) Spacing: On the strong side, players should be spaced approximately 15' apart. This facilitates safe passing distance
10 key principles that together provide a structure to facilitate team play yet also create opportunities to maximize the talents of specific individuals on the squad: *parts 6-10 will be posted later*
1) Spacing: On the strong side, players should be spaced approximately 15' apart. This facilitates safe passing distance
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