What Is Zone Defense? | Basketball

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Swoop: Hey Broadway!

Broadway: What's up bro?

Swoop: You what man you know I'm a Cooker?

Broadway: Yes.

Swoop: And you know that I murder offenses? Nobody can play me man to man out here in these streets.

Broadway: So you're out in the streets?

Swoop: So you know what I'm trying to say to you right now bro? Is that defense is going to need to figure out another way to play a person like me. The Cooker.

Broadway: So they don't want to play you then?

Swoop: No, no man I'll cook them.

Broadway: So if I'm on defense-

Swoop: I'm like this, I'm cooking you. I'm cooking you! I'm cooking you.

Broadway: I just got cooked.

Swoop: You got cooked. By the Cooker. The Cooker.

Broadway: So if you play defense on the Cooker-

Swoop: That's why it's over, you're going to get cooked. So what do you do in a situation where you got the Cooker out here?

Broadway: You got to have a good coach.

Swoop: So you, what's a coach going to do though.

Broadway: You got to make an adjustment.

Swoop: What kind of adjustment can you do?

Broadway: I don't know.

Swoop: It's on defense.

Broadway: Yeah, it's on defense.

Swoop: You're a smart guy.

Broadway: We're going to teach the people at home how to play a solid zone defense with good principals.

Swoop: Okay.

Broadway: It's not even guarding a man, it's like guarding the area.

Swoop: Oh, guarding the area and that helps to help out on the Cooker.

Broadway: Yeah.

Swoop: Or-

Broadway: Yeah. Play it without trouble.

Swoop: Nice, nice.

Broadway: So we're going to go over to the court. Yeah, show people how to play us on defense.

Swoop: Let's do it man.

Broadway: Alright Swoop.

Swoop: Yeah.

Broadway: Alright swoop, now we're on the court, man. We're in a zone defense. So we're going to teach the people at home how to play a couple of different zone defenses.

Swoop: Okay.

Broadway: First we're going to work on a three-two zone.

Swoop: Three-two.

Broadway: So it's exactly how it sounds, it's three men up and two men back. So you've got to play that block area that little green block right there.

Swoop: Control the inside area.

Broadway: You're going to move back just a little bit and I'm going to be on whats called the wing. So as the ball moves around the court, everybody has a different area to guard. So Arthur is responsible for everything on the front of the court, on over to the right about the end of the free throw line right here on either side of the court. Now after the player or the ball moves past Arthur's given area, he's going to release the ball or the man over to me and my responsibility is to guard everything from this foul line area right down to about this red intersection right here. And after the ball goes down a little bit further, it's Swoop's job then come out and guard the basketball or the area.

DP will then slide over and rotate and cover Swoop's back, Marvin drops down, Arthur steps in the middle and what we want to give away is the pass furthest away from the ball. So if that basketball's in the corner, we want to give away what's called the skip pass on the top of the zone because we can recover in time.

Now, we'll distort the zone in a little bit and we'll give them a different look. Arthur will go over to the end, or the foul line extended right there. We want to keep our hands up at all times while playing the zone. Want to make sure we're big, that we distract the offensive players from getting an easy shot off. So now my area will be split down the middle of the court and each court there's a narrow right in the middle that splits the court so my area will be from the middle of the court on over to right about here, and I'll release my offensive player to Swoop. He'll go out this area, and as the ball shifts the players will shift as the ball moves and then we guard each area.

Now we'll give them a different look and we'll give them a one, three, one look. This is a one, three, one. So now each player responsibilities will change a little bit. Arthur will guard everything at the top. He'll release to me on the wings and sometimes out of a one, three, one you want to trap the ball in the corner so the ball comes down here. Swoop and I will then trap the basketball open, to force a loud pass and maybe get a stea

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Very well explained. I'm gonna try to incorporate this into 2K.

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phoenixblue

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TiphanieJamison

I think the 15-17 warriors team dethroned zone defence. Whilst zone defence offers heavily guarded spaces it gives opening to wide threes and careful inside play which golden state were able to penetrate. You see it the way they played in and out no team was able to guard that type of offence

donjon

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BILLADO

This is what our coach always make us play zone defense on games. Is very effective but I think man to man is better

Rainisrain

Still, zone defense is more efficient than man marking in almost every team-oriented sport. Man marking will leave over-exposed to individual error. You sinply can't use man-mark strategy when the other team has better players. It's suicidal.

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