11 Reasons Why Zoom Action Is Better Than The Ball Screen For Youth Basketball Teams

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In this episode of Coaching Youth Hoops, we discussed 11 reasons why Zoom Action resonates with youth teams. Host Bill Flitter shared insights into the simplicity and versatility of Zoom Action, which doesn't require elite ball handlers, increases scoring opportunities, and keeps opponents guessing. He also introduced the Blitz Attack Motion offense, a continuity offense that incorporates Zoom Action and can revolutionize your coaching philosophy.
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✅ After years of frustration trying to run motion and read & react offenses, I developed the Blitz Attack to maximize scoring for developing players. This innovative continuity offense blends the best of motion principles with aggressive dribble penetration. It uses carefully crafted spacing, screening actions, and passing sequences to create relentless driving lanes.
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I ran the first training session tonight with your new plan. Wow, what a difference. I actually felt like, for the first time, I was really teaching and translating this to playing for the kids. Teach-train-play is so powerful !! 🔥 Thank you, coach Bill!!
- Coach Peter Tamas
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Glad we had our call. This week was much better. Below is a comparison: Point differential of -94 (before our call). Point differential of +6 (after our call). The adjustments made from our call helped tremendously. Thank you coach!!
- Coach Daniel Thurman
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You’re doing an awesome job of teaching and growing the game. Keep up the great work. Sports, and the world in general, needs more people like you!👍🏀😎
- Coach Craig Brandol
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Thanks for the Zoom last night. I feel a lot more confident now in making the transition from junior varsity to 6th grade. - Coach Les Pfaff

Пікірлер: 11

@DFWLegends 8 ай бұрын

Is this easier to run than a Chin Continuity Offense? Zoom appears to need some dribble drive skills for youth, while the Chin is more passing skills required.

@BasketballPracticePlans 7 ай бұрын

What I found is the player who are more skilled and comfortable will drive. The other players will stay focus on the handoff. The most important thing is everyone is involved and can play to their strengths.

@momstercrossfire 7 ай бұрын

and he wants only $50 for a one page explanation on how to implement this into an offense. 🙄

@BillFlitter 7 ай бұрын

@@momstercrossfire one page? Not even close. It has a complete playbook - that includes drills for each element, quick hitters, press breaks, and practice plans. It also includes an animated drill book so coaches can see the plays step-by-step. I've spent hundreds of hours on the offense with my own teams perfecting it and then putting the materials together.

@momstercrossfire 7 ай бұрын

@@BillFlitter alright Bill, I checked your return policies, and I’m going to purchase today. I’ll try it out and come back here to leave an honest review. The zoom action does work so I’ll bite.

@BasketballPracticePlans 7 ай бұрын

@@momstercrossfire No fluff, coach. Reach out with questions. I've developed it over the last two seasons. I've coached for over 15 years, never had elite athletes and they all picked up quickly and executed it in games.