Instructions: 1. You can use different variations. Hereare a few examples: -3 on 2 -4 on 3 -7 on 5 In the diagram to the right, we use 4 defenders and 3 offensive players. 2. Have the offense take the ball out of bounds. From there, the offense tries to break the press and score. If limited on time, we will have the offense start the drill over as soon as they pass half-court. You can vary the press between full-court denial, full-court, or 3/4 court (or anything else you think of) to adjust to the types of pressure you will face. This is a very simple, yet extremely effective concept. Sometimes, when you face pressing teams, it can feel like 7 or 8 defenders are out there on the court. Why not practice like that? If your offense can successfully break pressure against 7 or 8 defenders, they should be able to break most pressure.
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