As announced a few seasons ago, we are finally ready to introduce two new tactics; Box-and-one & Isolation! These tactics will be available for testing in scrimmages starting this season, beginning with next Thursday’s games. Box-and-one is a defensive tactic, where four players play in the zone defense protecting the basket and the fifth player plays a man-to-man defense guarding the best offensive player on the other team. This is designed to prevent that player from getting the ball as often, as the man to man defender can overplay defensively knowing that he has a zone backup. Isolation is an offensive tactic. In an Isolation offense, the team will try to find their best offensive player and clear out an area for him to create his own shot. We are going to eventually offer both tactics with both outside and inside variants. For offense this means Isolation will attempt to clear out for the best exterior/interior player depending on which variant you choose. On defense, this means the defense will place a single man defender on the best exterior/interior player. We expect to be testing these new options over the course of the season in scrimmages and then private league games, and that they might need considerable adjustments as we observe how they are being used. We will begin by making the exterior versions of both tactics available beginning with next week’s scrimmages.
Als ik kijk naar mijn eigen ervaring met het trainen op 1 en 2 posities dan valt me het volgende opOp 1 positie met 3 spelers heb je gemiddeld ongeveer 1 a 2 pops per week. soms ook nulOp 2 posities heb je met 3 spelers gemiddeld ongeveer3 a 4 pops per week. nooit nul geweest
A omdat je selectie beter wordt en dus meer waard en interessanter om of te verkopen of om sneller te promoveren
Met alle respect, ik zie op zich niet een enorm verschil in het trainen van 1 of 2 posities, althans niet in de snelheid.Natuurlijk zal het zo zijn dat je misschien twee pops misloopt op een speler, aan de andere kant groeit je selectie wel in de breedte.