How to run the 4 Out, 1 In Offense vs. man-to-man Defense
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In this video you'll learn the basic set up and movement patterns for the 4-out, 1-in offense. You'll learn the basics of pass, fill, cut, some backdoor options and a few basic scoring options you can run from the pattern. The 4-Out, 1-In offense is a read and react offense typically run against a man-to-man or matchup defense. I don't recommend running this offense against a zone defense or against a team that plays good help matchup defense.
The 4-Out, 1-In offense is easy to teach and learn. Young teams can run this offense effectively and it can grow in complexity as team gain skills and experience. Teams that have at least one player who can beat their defender off the dribble and get to the rim will have greater success. This offense is only complimented if you also have a great post player who can read what's going on in the game and react accordingly. There are so many options available from the basic pass, cut, fill pattern.
This offense doesn't take long to learn, but there's a lot that can be added to it as your team learns each others tendencies on the court. Coaches, because this is a read and react offense, trust your players to make decisions on the court. Don't over-coach your players in this offense. They will make mistakes, but that's often the best and only way to learn. Encourage them to play to their strengths and recognize the strengths in their teammates.
Once your team learns the 4-Out, 1-In Offense, it's great fun to execute and watch the creativity of your players emerge. Even if you don't plan on running this offense, it's good to know how it works in case you come against it. Chances are pretty good that you will eventually.
Coaches should and do change their defensive strategies to counter your offensive tactics during a game. Many times, an opposing coach will change their defensive strategy to employ zone defense. In that case, you'll need to change your offensive strategy.
Learn and keep this offensive strategy in your arsenal so you can force your opponent to change up their defensive tactics!
This offense against a man-to-man defense and is great for teaching youth, club teams, junior high, high school, and recreational teams.
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A 4-1 is absolutely effective against a 2-3 zone- or any zone for that matter! Good luck coaches!
Best video of basketball motion so far. You are incredible at explaining basketball movements. Thanks a lot
@CoachRuss
Жыл бұрын
Thanks for the kind words. I really appreciate it.
THIS is the best video I've found on this type of offense. Thanks Coach!
@CoachRuss
Жыл бұрын
Wow, thanks for the high praise. I really appreciate your feedback. Thank you.
Thanks a lot man, for real! The best video i could've found about it!
Great job explaining. One of the best I've watched.
@CoachRuss
Жыл бұрын
Wow, that's high praise. Thank you so much for the positive feedback.
More scoring options thanks for the great video!
Thanks for this coach! Coaching U12 Girls Rep and needed something really simple so they can understand offense concepts. ALSO... in this age group, we're not allowed to play zone. So happy as a clam!
@CoachRuss
Жыл бұрын
You’re welcome coach! Thanks for the positive feedback.
@christophrauscher3520
Жыл бұрын
I am 30, and my coach sent me this video, ... seems to be universal
Great video. I would like to see some more scoring options, like handoffs and fake handoffs
This offense is easy to follow and remember. Good job Coach.
@CoachRuss
Жыл бұрын
Thanks for the positive feedback.
Best with your Power Forward uptop in a slot position for Guard-to-Guard Pass over the top. Hi-Lo floor spacing.
Thanks coach.
@CoachRuss
Жыл бұрын
You’re welcome. Thanks for checking out my channel.
Thanks that helped a whole lot
@CoachRuss
Жыл бұрын
Thanks for the positive feedback. I really appreciate it.
more videos coach please... 😇
With respect to handoffs and plays involving post isnt paint already clogged?? I mean help is easy isnt?? I want more on both the defense help for 4-1 offence and post play as continuity to this offense!! Good job Coach!!
Wow super nice Coach
@CoachRuss
Жыл бұрын
Thank you 🙏🏼 I appreciate the positive feedback.
@Hope-dp8qz
Жыл бұрын
@@CoachRuss new coach here, what would you against a 2 3 zone?
I would be interested in that defense at 3:00 as a matter of fact
Great video! do you have any suggestions or videos on how to practice 4 out 1 in? and drills to run in practice?
@CoachRuss
Жыл бұрын
Thank you 🙏🏼 this offense is really centered around beating your defender off the dribble and getting to the basket and creating your own shot. I would focus on 1-on-1 drills with limited time or dribbles, and then for more advanced players 2-on-1 drills (2 defenders), same concept. I hope that helps.
@John-xeyvfkwieba
Жыл бұрын
Not to speak for Coach Russ but from what I've seen with our players they need to focus more on cutting and receiving or passing the ball immediately. Sometimes I've seen it where all they do is dribble after the pass and never passing to the cutter. Coach Russ mentioned against good help defenses then driving to the basketball wont work, rather slot and wing players will need to raise ball awareness and find the open spots. Drills focusing on those skills as well should be beneficial.
Dear coach, you videos are so good, by the way, do you mind telling me that what kind of Video editing software are you using ? thanks
@CoachRuss
Жыл бұрын
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I'm 18 playing organized basketball for the first time. My skills are pretty good because I've been playing in recs for years now all but we never run plays and my athleticism has carried me. All this is a little confusing to me do you think I'll get the hang of it soon?
@CoachRuss
Жыл бұрын
If you're passionate about something, I don't think there's anything that can prevent a passionate and determined person from learning anything.
pondre un comentario en cada video para que te ayude, gracias, thanks a lot
@CoachRuss
Жыл бұрын
¡Guau! Muchas gracias por los comentarios positivos y el apoyo a mi trabajo. Me alegro de que encuentres mis videos útiles.
Tank lodZ
What are the drawbacks to running this against a 2-3 zone?
@CoachRuss
Жыл бұрын
You won’t get the same 1-on-1 drives to the basket (with the opportunity to score if you beat the defender off the dribble) like you would against a man-to-man.
What's been your experience with a young team learning these concepts? How long before it clicked? I'm going to use this but unfortunately only have limited practice time (1 hour per week).
@CoachRuss
Жыл бұрын
Hey Coach, I know the struggles of limited practice time. It’s really tough. So much you want to go over and so little time. I can’t recall how long it took for teams to grasp this concept, but if I had a young and very in experienced team and limited practice time, this is what I would run. I’ve seen teams be successful with this offense with only one person who could get to the rim and beat their defender off the dribble. The tough part would be to get your team onboard with letting the players who can dribble/score take most of the shots. I hope that helps coach.
Problem with youth bball is the most kids will see that the post player got the ball and they will all cut...there needs to be straightforward rules...like passer cuts or gets the hand off...nit just anybody
@CoachRuss
Жыл бұрын
Indeed. Patience is definitely something that grows with age and experience. In life and in basketball.