In the shown exercises are screening and shooting training are based to basic training with running in in front or behind and with 2 or 3 backcourt players.
The shooting combinations while screening are most relevant against a 6-0 defense, but it is important that the players learn to play each other free by using screening.
It is also very important to train the timing and precision between screener, passing and shooter. This ending phase must be fast and precise to be effective. The exercises are shown with stationary players. While training they must of course take turns being attacker and defense and they must also try the other positions, but mostly the positions which is natural for the players. A left-handed player should not spend too much time on left wing or back position.
The exercises are primary shown with a screening on the right back.
While training the exercises can of course the turned, so the screening is put on the left back. This could be wise if the team consist of one or more left-handed shooters
In the training exercises with 3 rear court players the running in is mostly shown with a running in behind. That can of course also be trained freely so the screener runs in in front
In some of the exercises with 2 rear court players the exercises are shown with running in in front and behind. The players must learn to use both methods. It gives greater security in a game situation.
Remember that the screening player gets the ball after a shot.
The defenders must primary concentrate themselves on blocking the shots. That means they should not go forward and tackle the shooter.