- Offense will always follow the order of construct, penetration and execution if it gets that far
- Construct is creating space for the ball/players or a quick strike approach
- Penetration is getting into a scoring position
- Work more on construction and penetration than execution
- The first step in transition to a defensive moment is to disrupt the offense and slow them down so your defense can catch up
- Make the ground smaller for the opposition
- Give the opposition defense too many options to consider
- Offensively create motion in different directions
- The less versatile you are the better you have to be at what you do well
- Pressuring and essentially cutting off an opponent from their teammates clouds their judgement, slows their decision making and prevents them from executing their objectives
- Disrupt their cohesion
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