Name: Playbook - Reid Ouse - DHO Finishing
Uploaded: 2023-02-01T01:26:59.915Z
Duration: 20 min
Description: DHO Finishing

Dribble handoffs (DHO’s) are becoming more popular at the younger ages because we know how to teach them better and they are hard to guard!

• Dribble with your opposite foot (Dribble Step) Ex. Right hand dribble w/ left foot
• Step laterally towards the side of your dribble
• Shift laterally again in the opposite direction and finish

1 Dribble Euro - Right Hand Attack

1 Dribble Euro - Left Hand Attack

This clip explains how an angle out finish is what you can get to if they don’t cut off your first step!

🎥 Breakdown: Angle Out Finish

Another option similar to a Euro step. If you step laterally with your ball-side foot and they don’t cut you off you will simply continue your angle that direction.

Angle Out Finish - Right Hand

Angle Out Finish - Left Hand

After dribbling with your inside foot we are looking to swing our ball-side foot over the top to change our angle.

🎥 Game Situation: Swing Step

• Dribble w/ your left foot
• Swing you’re right foot over the top and finish stepping right-left

Swing Step

• Dribble w/ your right foot
• Swing you’re right foot over the top and finish stepping left-right

Finishing Circuit

As you get into a dribble hand off the ball does not usually get to your outside shoulder.

Rather than catching and trying to sweep we can receive the pass with out inside hand and push to space quickly.

Game Situation: Inside Hand Dribble Release

• Start with your left foot forward and the ball in your left hand
• Dribble and step right-left-right into your stop

Inside-Hand Release to Floater

• Start with your right foot forward and the ball in your right hand
• Dribble and step left-right-left into your stop

• Get to a left-right stop
• Quick shot fake with your eyes to the rim
• Step across with your right foot and extend your finish away from your body

DHO to Step Thru

• Get to a right-left stop
• Quick shot fake with your eyes to the rim
• Step across with your left foot and extend your finish away from your body

After getting stabbed and turning his shoulders back towards the middle of the floor, Ricky Rubio does not think Fred Vanvleet is a threat towards the baseline.

Vanvleet’s slow pace allows him to play off of Rubio‘s reaction.

🎥 Game Situation: Stop Exchange to Push Cross

After the stop exchange we are looking to sell either a ball reversal or a secondary ball screen.

Your shoulders to the opposite side line so the direction of your attack. If your defender gets overly aggressive to protect the midline, you can push cross to get out.

DHO Finishing

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