Block Out or Box Out - Getting your body between the basketball player and the basket to get a rebound.
Blocked Shot - When a defensive basketball player makes contact with the basketball while another player is shooting the ball.
Block out and rebound the basketball. We must block out and rebound on every shot attempt. No second or third shot attempts due to poor rebounding effort or failure to block out.
Block out for rebounding
The block out after a shot is a defensive fundamental. It is my opinion that few high school or college players consistently execute this fundamental.
2) Block Out Your Opponent
There are two effective ways to do this. The first is the frontal step. If the opponent you're guarding tries for a rebound, step in front of them and make contact.
Why players block out harder to get the seat on the bench closest the coach than they do on the court to get the rebound, which is the reason they are sitting on the bench in the first place. by Boni
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Shoot then block out
It is used to help players to shoot under pressure and blocking out.
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Weave Block Out Drill
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block out To make contact with an opposing player to establish rebounding position between the player and the ball. Also called "box out.
THE FREE THROW BLOCK OUT-A POSSESSION STRATEGY
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RECRUITING - THE SUMMER CIRCUIT AND/OR HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL
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The offensive rebounder who hustles toward the boards using clever fakes is difficult to block out.
Create own rules of playing 1:1 then block out! - Attacker shot on the spot, after 1,2... dribbles, etc...
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"box-out" -- what every player should do when a shot goes up... try to block out, or "box-out", the person he is guarding to keep him away from the basket and prevent him from getting "inside position" for the rebound. See "Rebounding".
The job of the defensive players is to block out the blue offensive players and get the rebound and pass it to the player on their side thats outside the lane. example = 2 passes to 7..
During dribble penetration, follow your teammate to the rim so you can be there to retrieve the ball if he misses. This is a great time to rebound because the defense usually collapses on the drive and they forget to block out.
Also called "block out."
Brick: A bad shot that clanks off the backboard or rim.
Buzzer beater: A basket in the final seconds of a game (right before the buzzer sounds) that in itself results in a win or overtime.
 See also: Basket, Block, Basketball, Ball, Shot
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