2 vs 3 Sideline Trapping Drill For Defense This drill from Coach Rob Beucler’s 2-2-1 Press helps your team learn to anticipate the ball being passed up the sideline. Begin with an inbounds pass with the defender forcing the ball into the corner. The first two defenders will try to trap near mid-court. The backline defender will anticipate the pass for the steal or deny the pass to the baseline. The backline defender is not allowed to move until the ball is in the air to mimic real game situation

Confuse Your Opponent By “Dancing” In The 2-2-1 Press Check out this concept from The 2-2-1 Press: A Versatile Pressing System With Rob Beucler & let your players use their dance moves for good! The “Problem” With 2-2-1 Press Traps One issue many coaches have with the traps in the 2-2-1 is that the dribbler can see them coming. This differs from the run and jump and other presses that use blindside traps. The advantage to those traps is the dribbler is caught off guard, adding the element of sur