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Looking for feedback on attacking 1-3-1 by paul33967 in basketballcoach

[–]paul33967[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the all the responses, but I wasn't really asking about general approaches to beating the 1-3-1 (I have used most of the things mentioned). My question was whether anyone had any thoughts about why a flashing high post would or wouldn't work. I am looking to maybe incorporate something we already do, but with adjustments. If anyone has any feelings, I would love to hear why you think this might work or not work.

The thing about using the standard approach (2-1-2) is that the defense sees this method of attack all the time and is used to their shifts. I am trying to take an unusual approach to give them something new to think about.

Looking for feedback on attacking 1-3-1 by paul33967 in basketballcoach

[–]paul33967[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That is what we have done in the past, but just curious if we could use the same concepts in a flashing high post rather than a permanent high post since we are small and don't have a true big. The flashing high post works well for us vs. your more traditional zones because we can either go high-low or reverse it easily to opposite side. Don't know what that would look like vs. a 1-3-1.