Isolating defenders by Brummie

This is one of our "Essentials" lessons

When cutting, if you're able to manage your defender then you're more likely to get open.

Also referred to as “putting a defender on an island”, the principle here is to cut in such a way that your defender cannot possibly cover the space that you’re in; this will then allow a cutter to react to […]

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Also in Essentials:

Introduction
Throwing
Cutting
Catching
Communication

Previous chapter:
Combining cuts

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Clearing

Linked Drills:

Away to Lateral
Open Lateral to Away
Open to Away
Open to Break Lateral
Open, or then Away
Open, or then Break Lateral
String
Triple Threat
Triangle Cutting Drill: Under to Away

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