Stop Dribble Penetration: Man-to-Man Help, Rotations & Screen Coverage
Stop Dribble Penetration: Man-to-Man Help, Rotations & Screen Coverage
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Build a man-to-man defense that guards like a unit, not five separate matchups. The Diamond Press Man-to-Man Defense playbook breaks down stance, help positioning, rotations and every major screen coverage, plus the four main man-to-man philosophies, so you can choose the one that fits your roster.
What's Inside
- Four systems compared: classical pressure denial, Pack Line, No-Middle, and switch & peel, including where each forces the ball, how it plays one pass away, and how it handles screens
- Positioning rules: on-ball stance, closeouts, ball-you-man, one pass away vs. two passes away, and the weak-side "I" (nail and low man)
- Six court diagrams with action boxes: Pack Line shell, baseline drive rotation (trap the box, sink, fill), peel switch, drop coverage, icing a side ball screen, and post defense with the choke dig
- Screen coverages: drop, ice, top-locking, switch, pre-switch, scram and veer switches
- Rotation read matrix with the verbal call for every situation
- How offenses attack man-to-man (backdoors, handoffs, flares, ghost screens, Spain pick-and-roll) and your answer to each
- 4-stage practice progression, a personnel blueprint for all five roles, and an in-game troubleshooting matrix
Who It's For
High school, AAU, middle school and college coaches installing or tightening up a man-to-man defense, from pressure teams to Pack Line programs.
Format & Delivery
- One 14-page PDF: the full-color playbook (6 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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