Rick Torbett, creator of the Read & React, outlines the R&R offense from A-Z, from the founational building blocks to the more advanced layers. This offense was created by pulling some of the best actions & principles used in basketball into one seamless organized offensive system. Learn why and how coaches from all levels, youth to pros, from all over the world use this system and love it.
Coach Rick Torbett unpacks the essential elements of everything to do with Ball Screens. In addition to Rick's teachings, you will see game video clips that supplement the main teachings.
This robust course has 47 lessons on how to take the Read and React Offense and apply the principles to zone attack. This course will cover strategies for how Rick Torbett would attack each type of Zone Defense. In addition, the course contains a comprehensive team drill library and detailed instructions on how to guide your team to implementing these actions from the Read and React Offense when facing Zone Defense.
The X-Cut is an East-West screening option available to anyone who feeds the post. This stands in stark contrast to what is currently done in our basketball community. Most teams feed the post and then stand and watch – almost forcing the post to make a one-on-one move to score whether he or she wants to or not.
Dribble Penetration is a huge part of the game and one of the “big three must haves” for an effective offense: (1) Inside game, (2) Outside game & (3) Dribble Penetration game. A Draft Drive is a combo action that removes the natural helping defender and gives the ball-handler a higher percentage chance of getting to the rim.
Maximize your dribble penetration! Get more points out of your Post Players whenever Dribble Penetration occurs. In this course, Coach Rick Torbett shows 3 simple rules, using game clips, that will turn your post players into active, eager receivers.
Get MORE from Perimeter Players! In this course, Coach Rick Torbett shows you a system that equips your dribble penetrator to know where the other perimeter teammates are going to be. We can train the players without the ball to move into higher percentage passing windows; passing windows that work against the help, rotation, and recovery of the defense.
Playing against a zone defense can be challenging and stymie your offensive attack. Rick Torbetts shares four strategies can be put into use quickly and give your players confidence in playing against a zone defense by increasing the number of threats the defense has to face.
Add additional dimensions to your Read and React! The Read and React offense is a principled framework that gives your players the tools they need to anticipate the actions of the defense and respond with the best possible move. Whether you are a Read & React veteran coach or just looking for some new offensive actions, there is value in here for you. In this course you get 3 hours, 27 minutes of video covering 28 variations.
An advanced Read & React course designed to help coaches understand the ball screen and make a decision about whether it is necessary for each team, then decide whether the team is skilled enough to use it, and finally help implement the skills needed to integrate ball screens in Read & React.
These 128 quick hitters will help train your players to connect layers of the Read & React together with increasing complexity. Communicate complicated 5-player actions with very few words using the R&R!
In this practice, you will see how TJ incorporates the Read and React offense into everything his team does. At the time, this was Coach Rosene’s third season with the Read & React, you’re going to see players who have two years of the R&R under their belt, some with one, and some who are learning it for the first time. This is a real practice in real time – nothing is staged.
Being able to choose the Next Best Action without the ball has mostly been left to chance. How much time do we actually spend, with an organized plan, training everyone on the team to choose a Next Best Action? This course will help you teach your players to make the best decisions without input from the coach.
