Name: Playbook - Reid Ouse - Finishing Out of a Sideline PNR
Uploaded: 2022-03-07T21:51:11.116Z
Duration: 20 min
Description: Finishing Out of a Sideline PNR

A sideline pick and roll is much different from a flat ball screen because of the angle that we have to take as the ball handler.

The flat ball screen allows you to get downhill immediately, while a sideline PNR forces you to go over the screen and then try to turn the corner.

Come to a complete stop before every exchange.

Make sure that you focus on separating the movements. Don’t skip on the between the leg movement.

Stop and then exchange.

BTL to Speed Stop Continuous

• BTL to Stop Exchange
• Retreat
• Continuous

BTL to Speed Stop Exchange Retreat - Both Directions

• Between the legs
• Stop exchange
• Drop & go
• Stop exchange
• Retreat

BTL to Speed Stop Exchange Drop & Go Continuous

Ball Handling Circuit

• Right-left BTL
• Right-left stop exchange
• 1st step finish

Stop Exchange to 1st Step Finish

• Left-right BTL
• Left-right stop exchange
• 1st step finish

• Skip off of your inside foot
• Land right-left

Stop Exchange to Outside-Inside Floater

• Skip off of your inside foot
• Land left-right

A step skinny finish is the same as an outside-inside, except you are going to finish with your inside hand.

Think about sliding sideways through elevator doors that are shutting. You want to get as skinny as you can to split the gap.

Stop Exchange to Step Skinny Finish

Finishing Circuit

• Turn the corner
• Mix up your finishes

Stop Exchange to Turn The Corner - Right Hand

Stop Exchange to Turn The Corner - Left Hand

• Turn the corner
• Stop left-right to pull

Stop Exchange to Pull - Right

• Turn the corner
• Stop right-left to pull

Stop Exchange to Pull - Left

• Get to your left-right stop exchange
• Attack and mix up your finishes

Finishing Out of a Sideline PNR

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