Continuous Flex Offense for Youth Basketball: Great Teaching Tool!

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Teach the this offense to your youth basketball players and use it as a teaching tool. You can teach how to pass and cut, how to set a screen, how to use a screen, how to space off of a screen, how to move without the ball and the teaching opportunities are endless.
It can also be used to teach players how to play man to man defense against a lot motion and screening.

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5 авг 2024

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@ehcitssas 6 месяцев назад

I have a question what’s the second option once a team starts to figure it out? Would it be player 5 coming up setting a high screen and rolling? But. I like this a lot! I will be running this next game with my team.

@RichardTroyerBasketball 6 месяцев назад

There is no wrong answer to your question. In an effort to keep it simple. I would probably work on teaching reads. For everything they take away there is a counter. For example if the defense is beating the offensive player through the baseline screen. Simply have the offensive player pop back along the baseline for a wide open jumper. Hope this answer makes sense.

@cliffsauer9111 6 месяцев назад

I totally disagree. To learn the flex takes lots of time. Great high school offense. At the youth level teach 5 out with actions. Give and go, back screen, pin down, horns, zoom, blind pig, post, dribble weave. You can literally call them these things. Kids learn their names and work on important concepts that are used in most offenses.

@RichardTroyerBasketball 6 месяцев назад

I don’t see how flex would be tougher to learn than 5 out but then again maybe I’m wrong. I think 5 out is a great offense but I think flex has more opportunities to teach fundamentals. Offensively and defensively.

@jonhall6003 4 месяца назад

You just listed a whole bunch of options to youth kids? Flex is down screen with a back screen over and over. Not that hard to figure out at the youth level.