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Nothing creates more problems for the defense than movement. Therefore, make the defense work hard by having patience and controlling the ball. Four Out Motion an unstructured offense, it gives freedom to players to create; however, this freedom must coordinated within a framework of some basic rules and principles. Since it is a team oriented offense, all players must have an unselfish attitude and work hard to create open shots opportunities for their teammates.

Basic Rules and Guidelines

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RULE #1.Pass and move.

RULE #2. Set Solid Screens.

RULE #3. Vary your cuts coming off screens.

RULE #4. Always receive ball in a triple threat attack position.

RULE #5. Post up strong or step out and set back screen.

RULE #6. Assume all shots are going to be missed and rebound.

Various Types of Entries

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Four Out Entries

Learn More:

Raising Your Level of Passing
Seven Sure Ways to Improving Your Shooting
Offensive Rebounding Techniques

Other Motion Offenses

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