Dribble Drive Motion Offense - Texas WBB

I always observe teams who use Dribble Drive Motion principles since I coach the Dribble Drive Motion Offense and am looking for fresh strategies.

In 2008, when I first started running this strategy, few people were familiar with it. Today, if you turn on the television or go to a local AAU tournament, you will see a team using elements from this approach. They may not necessarily be full-blown DDM teams, but they employ elements or understand what it entails.

So, whether it's with this offensive or any other, you have to continually change. Teams are employing a variety of defensive strategies, including lock left, peel switch, and other strategies.

I have been watching a lot of film of Vic Schaefer and his Texas Women’s team Coach Schaefer has been running the Dribble Drive for a while now.

Some of the concepts he uses our unique where he uses a lot of bounce outs, he plays with two posts on occasions, lots of down up, and over passing concepts.

One of my favorite actions I like from Coach Schaefer is what I call a bounce out.

Where the ball handler didn’t have an advantage so he or she bounces out to the perimeter and swings the ball to get into a triple gap situations to flow back into DDM.

In my lastest video on my System Basketball YouTube Channel I cut up some clips of the Texas WBB team running their Dribble Drive Motion Offense.

If you are interested in learning the Dribble Drive Motion Offense from A to Z check out our comprehensive DDM A to Z course. Where we teach how to install, how to run versus various defenses you will face, skill development for it and more.

Let me know who your favorite Dribble Drive team is to watch?

Talk Soon,

Marc Hart - System Basketball