Triangle Zone Offense vs. Man to Man Defense - Part 2 of 4 - Doug Schakel Basketball

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(Part 2 of 4) Using players to demonstrate, two-time Hall of Fame coach Doug Schakel, skill development coach for the 2015 NJCAA Div. II National Champions, shows how to adapt the Triangle Zone Offense to attack a man to man defense. Flowing from the fast break/secondary break into the Triangle is easy and seamless. The adaptations for attacking a man to man defense include:
--Basic Continuity
--Preliminary Rapid Pass and Player Movement
--Wing Cut Options
--Sideline Triangle Options
--The Post "Buddy System"
--Counters vs. Pressure/Overplay
--Special Plays
You can utilize all kinds of personnel groupings. The Triangle Offense is easy to learn and suitable for youth, high school, or college players.

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@ericvaughn8902 8 лет назад

coach we have used your offense for four weeks now ,my ninth grade boys are picking it up pretty good . we finished second in a tournament this pass weekend. thank you

@DougSchakel 9 лет назад

Yes, you could run a flex cut by the corner guard. This is the beauty of exchanging ideas. Can't tell you the number of times someone has seen something I presented in a clinic setting and came up with a variation that we ended up adopting too.

@johnmiddleton3863 4 года назад

Than you. I love your videos.

@deandrepage1048 7 лет назад

I coached High School feeder program for 5 yrs using UCLA High Post, Flex Offense, & Triangle Offense. I used the versions from the Hall of Famers.

@ronaldcoley89

Michael Jordan may have taken 6 NBA Championships without the Triangle, but "The beauty of the Triangle O is that it can feature the greatest player, without being reliant on the greatest player." MJ didn't have to work hard for each basket AND there' ALWAYS a counter to any defensive manipulation. Thank Coach for simplifying it !!!

@TheeDjSpecial 4 года назад

Ty Coach much love

@ryanrabago6498 5 лет назад

He really showed the importance of the one motion never knew how much possibilites the bigman has with that option

@deandrepage1048 7 лет назад

I love it when you have a WING player that loves Post-ups.

@andrewcrause5683 5 лет назад

I watched a few things on the Triangle online from Basketball Breakdown. They have it slightly different. Instead of the opposite wing they have a forward there but lower in a post position. It allows for pinch post action. Is the pinch post not as prevalent in the way you show him against Man?

@deandrepage1048 7 лет назад

I haven't coached in 3 years, but to keep up with this 2017 style, I would DEMAND that one of my Bigs (Center or PF) be a 3-point Specialist. Defenses are crowding the paint & daring your guards to win with 3-pointers & defend the basket. Having a BIG that is great at 3-points tears their defense apart. So much so, that I would take a Small Forward (3-spot)& put him at the PF /4-spot. Mike D'antoni taught the NBA by moving Shawn Marion to the PF spot during Steve Nash Phoenix Suns Era.