Elite defenses often attack your point guard.
If your offense depends on one primary ball handler, the wrong matchup can disrupt everything before you ever get organized.
Wicked 2-Guard Offense was built to solve that problem, with major influences from the Triangle Offense and Princeton Offense, as well as modern ball screen tactics.
What’s Included
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85-page PDF
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5 complete set play series
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Diagrams, teaching points, and counters
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70-minute video
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Full breakdown of the "Chicago" series
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Timing, spacing, and teaching emphasis
Why 2-Guard Offense?
Over 32 years of coaching, Coach Matt Kramer moved through every phase of teaching 2-guard offense - adding to it, transitioning into it, and ultimately committing to it fully.
The reason was simple:
He grew tired of elite man-to-man defenses controlling games by taking away one player and, in turn, the entire offense.
By shifting to a 2-guard approach, his teams gained cleaner entries, better spacing, and an offense that stayed functional when pressure increased.
Key Benefits of 2-Guard Actions
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Relieves pressure without slowing the offense
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Multiple entries make initiation difficult to deny
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High, wide spacing creates backdoor opportunities
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Equal-opportunity scoring keeps all five players involved
And yes - it works with or without a dominant point guard.
Who This Is For
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Coaches already running 2-guard offense who want more depth
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Coaches transitioning away from 1-guard dependency
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Coaches facing pressure defenses that disrupt offensive flow
