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1-2-1-1 Full-Court Press: Trap Spots, Rotations & Calls

1-2-1-1 Full-Court Press: Trap Spots, Rotations & Calls

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Trap the inbound, own the sidelines and turn deflections into layups. The Diamond Press playbook breaks down the 1-2-1-1 full-court zone press: where every defender lines up, when and where to trap, how to rotate behind the trap, and how to adjust when the offense starts breaking it.

What's Inside

  • Position-by-position roles for the point, the two wings, the interceptor and the deep safety
  • Trap zones: the coffin corners, the sideline pockets, and why you never trap in the middle
  • The three trap calls: One-Fist, Two-Fist and Side Fist, with trap technique (knees together, palms up, no reaching)
  • Six full-court diagrams with action boxes: base alignment, corner trap, ball reversal, sideline trap, the FIST middle-flash counter and the sprint back when the press is broken
  • Rotation table for every situation, plus the trap-and-rotate triangle
  • Seven in-game adjustments to speed the game up or slow it down
  • How offenses break the 1-2-1-1 and your counter to each
  • 4-stage practice progression, a personnel blueprint, a live game charting plan, and an in-game troubleshooting matrix

Who It's For

High school, AAU, middle school and college coaches with depth and conditioning who want to force turnovers and control the tempo with full-court pressure.

Format & Delivery

  • One 12-page PDF: the full-color playbook (5 pages) for screens and tablets
  • Black-and-white Print Edition included: clipboard sheets (3 diagrams per page) plus the full playbook re-set for US Letter, made to print cleanly on any office printer
  • Instant digital download after checkout; no physical item ships

Get Man-to-Man, the 2-1-2 Zone and the 1-2-1-1 Press together in the 3 Defenses for Any Opponent bundle and save 17%.

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