Defense · Minut ACEB 34 · June 2019
A switch should disrupt the offense without conceding an easy mismatch. Duran builds the habits from isolated small-on-big and big-on-small defense before adding screens and help.
Carles Duran · original pp. 3–6
Offense · Minut ACEB 33 · December 2018
A short roll turns the free-throw line into a passing and scoring hub. Ramírez treats the ball handler's arrival at one elbow and the screener's arrival at the opposite elbow as a shared timing problem.
Jesús Ramírez · original pp. 3–5
Offense · Minut ACEB 37 · December 2020
Redondo develops the off-ball screen as a teaching sequence. The passer, screener and receiver all need sound technique, while the receiver's route depends on the defender's choice.
Paco Redondo · original pp. 3–8
Offense · Minut ACEB 26 · July 2016
Ponsarnau uses a side ball screen to stretch help defenders and connect the first advantage to a second action. The three players away from the screen matter as much as the two involved in it.
Jaume Ponsarnau · original pp. 3–5
The supplied ACEB archive has 30 PDFs. These first four technical articles now include their full teaching progression and source diagrams; the remaining magazines and thematic sheets are being reviewed. Photographs of people are excluded.