Stop and break
 | 1 Ernie Woods During offensive halfcourt work, the defence can fast break 5 on 5 on a defensive stop. FIBA stay on a make - stay at the same end if the offence scores, they keep the ball. If the defence gets a defensive rebound or a steal they push the ball to the other end looking to score (and to stay on offence - go up and back until one team scores, then they keep the ball and attack halfcourt). Kelbick defensive challenge - the offence keeps the ball on any dead ball. See Spurs stops. Variations - play 4 on 4 halfcourt, defenders fast break on a stop, return to attack four new defenders, attackers go off - go up and down until one team scores. No Hands/Hell Basketball PEI Coaching Notes 5 on 5 halfcourt, the defensive team breaks out 5 on 0 on a stop then comes back 5 on 5. Defenders must have their hands behind their back for the first 14 seconds of each possession (with a 24 second shot clock), optionally also with no talking for 14 seconds. Ian MacKinnon - each team runs a different offence. |
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