Kiwi cutting
 | 1 coachesclipboard.ca 1 cuts to the elbow then curls to the basket, gets a pass from 4, shoots, rebounds, and switches lines. 4 cuts for a pass from 2, etc. For high-pocket shooting, players cut across the lane about 8-12 feet in front of the basket, catch a pass above their head with both feet in the air, land on two feet, and immediately pop up into their shot. (Options) - no-dribble finish on the other side, e.g. baby hook, tight scoop, half reverse - moves the lines out higher, early catch on the move, dribble to finish. Players can take two steps after catching to finish, or one step to start a dribble then two steps to finish after picking up the dribble. See Library - FIBA Travel Rule. See Shooting - Continuous, Fill cuts, Nash 20-minute workout (post turnarounds), Post play - Double cuts, Dino Radja, Post moves and shots. |
 | 2 Variation - shooters backcut for a two-hand overhead pass, jump stop and finish. (Variations) - backcut for a bounce pass - swim or pin and spin for a pass at the rim - catch out top, drop step on the inside foot. See Shooting - Huggins cutting. See Fundamentals - Skills checklist (finishing), Layups - Cross the lane, Daily dozen, Basketball BC, Dribbling - 5star triple b, Shooting - Dave Smart finishing, Pasquali reaction (series c-d-e), Jumper 5, Pitt sweep series, Pistons bust-up, FIBA triple threat, Tauer triple-threat, Nash 20-minute workout, Footwork - Jay Wright jab-swing series, also Shooting - Tom Crean fill cuts, 5star foul-line flash. |
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