Post Entry Methods and Accompanying Offensive Tactics

with Mark Few, Washington collegiate level Head Coach; 2017 National collegiate level Runner-Up; 2017 AP Coach of the Year; 2017 Naismith Coach of the Year; 2017 Henry Iba Award; 2017 NABC Coach of the Year; 19 consecutive seasons in national collegiate level Tournament (2000-2018) with 7 Sweet Sixteens, 2 Elite Eights and 1 National Championship Appearance; 12x WCC Coach of the Year; over 500 career wins; Six straight WCC Regular Season and Tournament Championships (2013-18); has led his Washington collegiate level team to 17 Regular Season and 15 Tournament titles total Get more looks inside and run effective offense when your opponents begin keying on the post! Discover Coach Few's most effective ways to get your post players the ball out of transition Insert high-low looks into your offense to dominate through post play Learn where players should look to move on the court once the ball has made it to the post An often-overlooked key in today's pace and space offenses is the ability to work inside out, which starts with getting the ball into the post. In this video, you'll learn the "whys" and "hows" of this critical skill from one of the country's most successful coaches, Mark Few. Coach Few shows you how to utilize the post in transition as an offensive weapon regardless of the size of the post player. Building from the ground up, this video will help you and your players to see post opportunities as they develop in transition and how to put both post players and point guards in the most advantageous areas to score.