Chris Oliver BDT
 | 1 Chris Oliver Breakthrough Basketball See YouTube video - 5 BDT drills. BDT (Basketball Decision Training) is mind training, based on the principle of random practice, the opposite of blocked practice. Decision cues for a shooter can come from a coach, player or parent. The cues after passing to a shooter are - hand outs (straight in front) - pass back - hands down - shoot - step forwards - drive - step to the side - drive the ball to that side and counter off the dribble (change direction). See Shooting - Pasquali reaction, Partner reaction, Advantage, Beat the closeout, Blasone, Borg, Layups - Cross the lane, Pass and cut opposite, Primary-secondary moves, Euro-step, Dribbling - Chair drill, 5star triple b, Kevin O'Neill moves, Tactics - Penetration reaction. Progressions a) Coach passes, holds his hands out and 1 passes back (shown), or coach holds his hands down and 1 shoots. Continue, change the shooter. Players don't throw a chest pass, pass outside the body, e.g. using a hook or behind-the-back pass. |
 | 2 b) Coach holds his hands out and 1 passes, or coach steps towards 1, who drives and shoots (shown). |
 | 3 c) Mix all three options - coach can hold his hands out and 1 passes, hold his hands down and 1 shoots (shown), or step forwards and 1 drives. Basketball New South Wales Coach passes and closes out one of three ways, - short closeout - 1 shoots - long closeout right shoulder - 1 drives left - long closeout left shoulder - 1 drives right. Progression - add a second player on the wing, 1 passes to the wing if coach points that way, then coach can deny a return pass and 1 backcuts for a pass, or coach allows a return pass and closes out. |
 | 4 d) Coach passes and steps to the side, 1 drives at him (one dribble) then counters (another dribble) and shoots. This simulates a defender getting chest-to-chest. Oliver prefers a behind the back dribble. e) Mix all four decisions - hands out, hands down, step forwards, step to the side. Progression - add relocation, 1 moves to a different spot after making a pass.  |
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