This is still plenty limited because there's one of me and three groups working, so the divided attention dynamic rules.
If it's going well, then I add the weak side post, that can come into play on the drive, on relocation for a shot, or setting a ball screen (which becomes really hard for the defenders). Reality: it's often ugly.
Left, basic dribble hand off.
Right, 2-on-2 initiated via pass.
It can run as a 'stand alone' offense, by just adding in a "mirror" image on the left. But teaching young players to "see the game" is still our core responsibility. Execution comes with repetitions.
