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How to Coach the Double-Post Zone Basketball Motion Offense Part 3 - Rules for post players | Any time the ball is passed from the wing to the top of the key, the high post screens for the low post as depicted in Fig. 7. The screen should be made on the middle defender in the zone.
For proper timing at the screen, the low post should pivot on the baseline foot towards the baseline, then crossover through the screen into the broken circle area. |
| Any time the ball is reversed by way of the skip pass, post players should criss-cross as shown in Fig 8. The high post player should cut first. |  | 
| On dribble penetration to the high post or paint by a wing, the high post steps out beyond the 3-point line. The low post attempts to pin and seal the low defender on the block as Fig. 9. After penetrating, the wing has two options. He can feed 5 for a lay-up, or kick out to 4 for a three-point shot. |
 | On baseline dribble penetration the low post player should inside pivot and seal the defender away from the baseline. The high post player dives to the weak side block (see Fig. 10.)
When receiving the ball high post players should catch and inside pivot and face the basket. Low post players should catch, chin, and look over their high side shoulder. | | | |
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