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The
kids need to learn to both expect and handle the hand-off. This
won’t be easy.
The
post player must learn not to pass behind the cutters or at their
feet. When you do lay-up drills, put the post guys at the top
of the key so everyone passes to them and then cuts to get the
ball back and lay it up.
Spacing
must be maintained. This is a good habit to learn, no matter the
offensive set.
Once
the kids are familiar running the patterns, have the post move
from side to side. Whatever side the post is on will be the strong
side and that is the triangle side. It works both ways.
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