the "Sikma move" face-up post technique

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The "Sikma move" face-up post technique is a basketball low-post scoring move in which a big man faces the basket from the post, using jab steps and ball fakes to create space for a high-percentage shot or pass.

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instanceOf basketball post move
basketball scoring technique
advantage allows big men to see the floor while posting
creates multiple scoring and passing options
reduces risk of weak-side double teams
associatedWithLeague NBA
category face-up game
low-post offense
offensive footwork
commonFollowUpAction baseline drive
drive to the middle
kick-out pass to perimeter shooter
counterTo traditional back-to-the-basket post defense
developedForPosition big men
effectiveAgainst aggressive shot blockers
bigger slower defenders
eraOfOrigin 1980s
late 1970s
influencedModernPlay stretch big man face-up game
keyComponent ball fake
high-post passing reads
jab step
pivot foot control
shot fake
namedAfter Jack Sikma
oftenDemonstratedBy post play coaches
oftenPracticedFromSpot elbow area
low block
orientationToBasket face-up
primaryGoal create space for a high-percentage shot
primaryLocationOnCourt low post
requiresSkill ball handling
court vision
footwork
mid-range shooting
timing
secondaryGoal create passing angles to teammates
sport basketball
teachingContext big man skill development
post play clinics
trainingFocus quick, high-release jumper from the post
reading defender’s balance
using fakes without traveling
typicalShotType face-up jumper
step-through layup
turnaround jumper
usedAgainst post defender

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Jack Sikma knownFor the "Sikma move" face-up post technique