betterbasketbal... - If you are interested in Quick Hitters, but don't run the Read & React, it's OK. Quick Hitters are Quick Hitters. You'll be able to integrate these into any system. However, you may see certain actions following the initial Quick Hitter that you might not understand. That's because they are designed to feed directly into the continuity of the R&R Offense
If you're running the Read & React, know that every action of these Quick Hitters is taken directly from the Read & React. Putting in the Offense, you've spent a lot of time to engrain the R&R habits into your players. Making them perform an action that is not in the Read & React would hinder and potentially reverse your R&R training, even if it is only a short pattern. These Quick Hitters do not violate any habits previously developed in your R&R training.
So, why have Quick Hitters at all?
• You might need them as a crutch to initiate your offensive attack when your team is not used to doing it on their own.
• They might serve the purpose of giving a certain player a certain look during an advantageous time in the game.
• You might use them as a means to exploit a specific weakness that you spot in your opponent.
• They can become a way to send a message to your players that this is the sort of action you need to be hunting for against this team.
• It can be a good teaching method for linking layer-to-layer or action-to-action and increasing the depth of your team's offensive attack.

If want to supplement your team's Read & React habits with some Quick Hitters, then this is the DVD for you.