
| 1 Scott Adubato
Creating space and shots. 2 passes to coach from halfcourt and follows, coach flips the ball back to 2, who catches at the arc in triple threat and attacks coach with a limit of two dribbles and three seconds. Use the triple threat counters - shot fake, jab step, handshake (ball rip), e.g., - shot fake, the defender stays down, jab step, he goes for it, crossover into a pull-up (go tight by the defender) - jab, he doesn't go for it, shot fake, he goes for it, go by. Option - coach can pass earlier to attack off the dribble.
Triple-threat moves
1) step back - crossover step (one dribble, dip the inside shoulder), step back on the pivot foot, shoot 2) pullback cross - crossover step, step back, pullback, crossover dribble (counter) 3) pullback spin (Kobe Bryant) - crossover step, spin on the pivot foot (it does not move), shoot 4) cross spin - crossover, step back, pullback, crossover dribble, spin (or spin dribble), shoot.
Stan Van Gundy (NBA Coaches Playbook) - for a step-back going right, dribble once with the right hand, take one step with the left foot, putting full body weight on it, push back with a small hop to land on the right foot then left foot. You can also perform this move simply by stepping back with the left foot without moving the right foot, using it as the pivot foot. |