(图解)普林斯顿进攻体系（国外英文资料）.doc

(图解)普林斯顿进攻体系 (Chart) Princeton offensive system Original address: /hooptactics/princetonoffense.asp To be exact, Princeton attack is not a real attack system, but an open style without fixed routine. Its very close to the PASSING GAME OFFENCE, and the Princeton offense doesnt depend on fixed tactics or coordination. It simply creates open shots by constantly moving. In this system developed and perfected by PETE CARRIL, 5 players on the field always play a part in the teams offensive. Thats why PO looks so pleasant and easy to teach. Since the PO is a team led offense, it can provide the maximum amount of attack within the teams limited athletic ability. It requires players to have excellent outside shooting skills, pass and pass skills, and must also have an excellent ability to interpret the game. In addition, all players should maintain a selfless attitude towards the court and keep trying to create open shots for their teammates. This requires patience and control over the ball. PO also requires players to keep on the court, so good physical fitness and training levels are important factors for success. A very good feature of PO is its flexibility. It can be used with almost all types of fixed tactics. PO also runs a wide variety of tactics and adapts to most of the attack configurations. In addition to the empty cut, in most cases, PO allows the offensive player to refer to the free throw line all the way to make the attack area all over the court. This high position not only forced the defensive team to expand the defensive area to full court, but also ruled out any weak side defense possible. Basic offensive process and continuity The Princeton attack usually starts with a 2-3 drop position. The first stage may be initiated at any side of the court by performing any available cutting and cutting tactics. The second stage contains a series of cross transposition and back cover. The third stage is marked by the high players. If you dont have a chance, go back t