1-3-1 Deep Basketball Inbound Defense for Strategic Advantage

Learn the 1-3-1 Deep Inbound Defense to disrupt an offensive teams regular inbound plays, forcing them into turnovers or contested shots. By adopting a slanted 1-3-1 alignment, maintaining an aggressive mindset, and refusing to concede any ground on the court, the Deep scheme empowers defenders to take control of the game and emerge victorious in the battle for defensive dominance.
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[@gregorystewart8946]

Love this, looks simple to implement, thanks Coach Oliver. How long has this concept been used

[@BasketballImmersion]

For a while but happy we could share it finally as not a lot on it. Appreciate your support.

[@arisparaskevopoulos2255]

Real great stuff, I play match up 2-3 when BLOB but this seems to be much better

[@BasketballImmersion]

Happy it added value and let us know how it goes Coach!

[@mcfuckinanotheraccount808]

How and when are you matching up into man to man? Or do you stay in the 1-3-1 zone alignment?

[@BasketballImmersion]

Thanks for watching. A little bit of preference here. Most teams go into man-to-man. Some trap and rotate to create chaos. Certainly zone as well. Generally the trigger would be the first pass after entry. Check out more info here basketballimmersion.com/deep-inbound-defense/

[@precisionhoops365]

Awesome

[@BasketballImmersion]

Thank you for commenting and the support