In only 6 months you will be able to specialize in Offensive Basketball by the hand of real professionals of this sport. Enroll now”

Throughout the history of basketball, attacking actions have been influenced by changes in the rules, the qualities of the players and the strategic vision of the coaches. For this reason, distance shooting gained importance in the '60s and the influence of European basketball in the NBA led to more post play and movement without the ball. 

All these changes have made the sport more colorful and have led coaches to include new offensive strategies in their teams. Therefore, mastering the attack in this sport requires a deep knowledge of the factors that determine it and the skills to transmit them to the players at the highest level. For this reason, this 6-month Postgraduate diploma in Offensive Basketball is born.

An intensive yet flexible program that will allow the coach to deepen his knowledge of crucial attacking skills, improving ball handling, passing, shooting and one-on-one movement. In addition, the agenda will delve into collective offensive tactics and will place special emphasis on leadership and decision making. 

All of this is accompanied by multimedia didactic material (video summaries of each topic, detailed videos), specialized readings and case studies. A complete set of material to which you will have unrestricted access throughout the 450 teaching hours that make up this program. 

Students are therefore provided with a comprehensive academic proposal that is compatible with their most demanding personal and professional responsibilities. All you need is an electronic device with an Internet connection to view, at any time of the day, the content hosted on the virtual platform.   

TECH adapts to you and that is why we have created a 100% online Postgraduate diploma, with content accessible 24 hours a day, from any digital device with an internet connection"

This Postgraduate diploma in Offensive Basketball contains the most complete and up-to-date scientific program on the market. The most important features include:

• Development of practical cases presented by top-level basketball
• The graphic, schematic and practical contents of the book provide technical and practical information on those disciplines that are essential for professional practice
• Practical exercises where the self-assessment process can be carried out to improve learning
• Its special emphasis on innovative methodologies 
• Theoretical lessons, questions to the expert, debate forums on controversial topics, and individual reflection assignments 
• Content that is accessible from any fixed or portable device with an Internet connection 

Deepen in one-on-one defensive situations and to use blocking to create scoring opportunities" 

The program’s teaching staff includes professionals from the sector who contribute their work experience to this educational program, as well as renowned specialists from leading societies and prestigious universities. 

Its multimedia content, developed with the latest educational technology, will provide the professional with situated and contextual learning, i.e., a simulated environment that will provide an immersive education programmed to learn in real situations. 

The design of this program focuses on Problem-Based Learning, by means of which the professional must try to solve the different professional practice situations that are presented throughout the academic course. This will be done with the help of an innovative system of interactive videos made by renowned experts. 

Enroll now in a Postgraduate diploma designed to offer you a quality education that is compatible with your daily responsibilities"

Deepen in the offensive systems through the best multimedia material and from a theoretical-practical approach"

The syllabus is oriented to provide 6 months the most current content on the different individual and collective offensive techniques and tactics. In addition, this academic pathway will place special emphasis on team management competencies and skills. In order to achieve the graduate has access to numerous innovative didactic materials, accessible 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. 

Thanks to the Relearning method, you will achieve effective learning, consolidating the most important concepts in a simple way and in short time" 

Module 1. Individual offensive technique and tactics 

1.1. Mastering the invisible

1.1.1. Modern basketball? 
1.1.2. Personal vision goggles 
1.1.3. Anticipation as a facilitator of the technical gesture 

1.2. Spacing in basketball

1.2.1. Previous work 
1.2.2. Generating advantages through the creation of spaces 
1.2.3. The most difficult spaces to defend

1.3. Game without ball

1.3.1. Adjusting the timing 
1.3.2. In constant motion? 
1.3.3. Rules for play without a ball 

1.4. The shot

1.4.1. The beginning and the end 
1.4.2. Shot details 
1.4.3. Shooter mentality and self-training 

1.5. Passing. The unifying element

1.5.1. Types of passes 
1.5.2. Passing trends in today's game 
1.5.3. Where to look to pass? 

1.6. The bounce The exercise of freedom

1.6.1. The bounce within the individual technique 
1.6.2. Bounces prior to generating technical actions 
1.6.3. Bounces prior to tactical finishing actions 

1.7. Footwork

1.7.1. Stops and their Types 
1.7.2. Dissociation between body, feet and ball 
1.7.3. Feet as a generation of previous advantages 

1.8. 1x1 situations without initiated bounce

1.8.1. "Playing first." The triple threat in a bounce? 
1.8.2. Shooting, passing and starting feints
1.8.3. Dynamic receptions in pass 

1.9. 1x1 situations with initiated bounce

1.9.1. Directional planes and dissociation of feet and hands 
1.9.2. Reading and mastering ball control zones 
1.9.3. 1x1 technical gestures 

1.10. Offensive rebound situations. The extra life

1.10.1. Reading of areas with a greater chance of rebound 
1.10.2. Box-out player reading and offensive rebounding technique 
1.10.3. Players involved in the second action 

Module 2. Team and game management 

2.1. Team building, staffing and role assignment

2.1.1. Building a team. Looking for profiles 
2.1.2. Building a technical staff. Everything adds up, nothing subtracts 
2.1.3. Role assignment. Do we always look for the best? 

2.2. Group management and handling. Where leadership lies

2.2.1. A trainer's range of expertise 
2.2.2. Types of Trainer Leadership.. Is it the same for everyone? 
2.2.3. The group's attention to detail and red lines. Justice 

2.3. Communication with the player

2.3.1. The person above all 
2.3.2. Listen and respect 
2.3.3. Honesty and sincerity. The only valid script

2.4. Factors that condition team leadership

2.4.1. Results Profitability vs. relativization 
2.4.2. Cohesion and group health 
2.4.3. External agents beyond their own control 

2.5. Competencies of the leader of a human group. The guiding light

2.5.1. Aspects to be mastered by the leader of a professional team 
2.5.2. Care for details 
2.5.3. Search for leaders within the group 

2.6. The demands of everyday life. Mutual adaptation to the course of the trip

2.6.1. Create habits and automatisms in the team 
2.6.2. Understanding, listening, squeezing and caring 
2.6.3. Creating a club culture 

2.7. Match direction. Technical and emotional management. Decision

2.7.1. Pre-match reading. Theoretical anticipation 
2.7.2. Damage and risk evaluation 
2.7.3. Opportunity evaluation. Decision management 

2.8. Use and profitability of communication. Talks and time-outs 

2.8.1. Knowing how to communicate. Pre-match talk. Motivational stages 
2.8.2. Interpretation of the environment to adjust the message. Verbal adaptation 
2.8.3. Non-verbal communication and adaptation to the moment of the match 

2.9. Success vs. failure. The fine line between relativization and profitability

2.9.1. Ability to evaluate processes 
2.9.2. Own and internal analysis 
2.9.3. Communicate and convince? 

2.10. Who helps those who help others? Mental Health

2.10.1. The figure of the psychologist in a professional team 
2.10.2. The loneliness of the trainer 
2.10.3. Living in uncertainty 

Module 3. Collective offensive tactics

3.1. "The whole adds up to more than the sum of its parts." Habit + method 

3.1.1. Habit + method 
3.1.2. Concept clarity and the power of repetition 
3.1.3. Prepare the team to win every 1x1 that exists

3.2. Collectively mastering the invisible

3.2.1. Attention to details. The key to making the system work 
3.2.2. Spacing, timing and offensive prework 
3.2.3. Methodology and emphasis to achieve the consolidation of these concepts

3.3. Direct blocking. King of the lead generation

3.3.1. Use of direct blocking in today's basketball 
3.3.2. Types, timing, roles and spacing of direct blocking 
3.3.3. Creation and use of deferred advantages for the direct blocking game 

3.4. Indirect blocking. The peak of collective cohesion 

3.4.1. Use of Indirect blocking in today's basketball 
3.4.2. Direct blocking, a linking or terminating element? 
3.4.3. Types, timing, roles and spacing of Indirect blocking

3.5. Playing with your back to the hoop. A thing of a few?

3.5.1. Details and spacing in the back to hoop game. Current Trends 
3.5.2. Back play after direct blocking 
3.5.3. Back play after Indirect blocking 

3.6. Hand-to-hand and “screen the screener”. Flow elements

3.6.1. Types of hand-to-hand 
3.6.2. Types of "screen the screener" situations 
3.6.3. Elements of flow in the game. Choosing where to place the distraction focus 

3.7. The counter-attacking game. The first seconds

3.7.1. The start of the counterattack. Box-out + outlet pass 
3.7.2. Spacing + concepts of collective play in counterattack 
3.7.3. Counterattack times 

3.8. The arriving game. Arriving by playing or playing by arriving?

3.8.1. Defensive balance reading and early offense 
3.8.2. Spacing of game in arriving 
3.8.3. Connecting arriving with direct blocking, indirect blocking and low post 

3.9. 5x5 game. Concepts and systems, player extension

3.9.1. Offensive systems. The extension of players 
3.9.2. System selection and creation. Why? When? How? Where? 
3.9.3. Grouping and connecting concepts. Attention to details. Mastering the invisible 

3.10. Last second special situations and ATO situations

3.10.1. Reading and knowledge of their own players 
3.10.2. Prior knowledge of the opponent to attack weaknesses 
3.10.3. Types of ATO situations

Acquire the psychological tools that every basketball coach at the highest level needs to compete at High Performance”