Oakland blood series
 | 1 Greg Kampe Two teams. a) Blood 11 1-on-2 to 2-on-1. One team on each sideline, and players from both teams on the baseline. Coach hits 1 on the run, X2 chases on the pass, X1 can't move until 1 hits the jump circle. One shot only. |
 | 2 2-on-1 coming back. Switch offence and defence, repeat. See Transition - Walberg Texas (11), also Defending - Duke rush to 2 on 1. |
 | 3 b) Blood 22 2 on 2, coach hits 2 or 1 on the run, play to a stop or score (or one shot). |
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 | 5 c) Blood 33 Live 3 on 3, team O has players 1-2-5, is on offence e.g. for four minutes then switches. Subs for both teams come in from the baseline and/or sideline. Coach hits 1 on the run, play to a stop or score (the defence can fast break on a steal). 1 tries to get the ball to a drop zone, 2 is low and late in the corner. Progression - players 1-3-5. (Variations) - just players 1 and 5 (2 on 2) |
 | 6 d) Blood 44 Add fourth attacker 3 in the other corner (or 4 on top), with defender. If 1 gets to the drop box and 2 is not open, turn and skip to the other wing. See Walberg Blood (44). Walberg - defence stays until they get a stop. John Calipari - Modern Basketball (FIBA YouTube) - 2 on 2, 3 on 3, 4 on 4 - alternate possessions - 1 loops to the middle for a pass from coach - X1 is on the halfcourt line, can't move until 1 hits the jump circle - if the ball goes away from you (here 3), come up out of the corner - if the ball comes at you (here 2), wait until it hits the 3-point line then blast out of the corner (meet it about foul-line extended) - your feet move real fast, your mind moves slow. |
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