Unlike other resources that just hand you a few plays, the Youth Conceptual Offense is the best resource out there for teaching conceptual offense. It is a complete strategy to build and structure your entire offense, giving your program the foundation to become a lasting championship team.
Alex Sarama is the founder of Transforming Basketball. He is widely regarded as one of the world's leading basketball coaches for incorporating evidence-based coaching ideas. Alex is currently the Assistant Coach and Head of Player Development for the Cleveland Cavaliers.
His bestselling Amazon book, Transforming Basketball, was released in April 2024. He has delivered clinics in over 40 countries around the world and worked as a coach developer for numerous organizations and international basketball federations. He previously worked for NBA Europe based in Madrid, as well as Paris Basketball in the EuroCup and the Rip City Remix (the Portland Trail Blazers’ G League Affiliate). Alex will be joining the Portland Fire as Head Coach later this year.
Assistant Coach and Head of Player Development for the NBA's Cleveland Cavaliers
Alex Sarama is the founder of Transforming Basketball. He is widely regarded as one of the world's leading basketball coaches for incorporating evidence-based coaching ideas. Alex is currently the Assistant Coach and Head of Player Development for the Cleveland Cavaliers.
His bestselling Amazon book, Transforming Basketball, was released in April 2024. He has delivered clinics in over 40 countries around the world and worked as a coach developer for numerous organizations and international basketball federations. He previously worked for NBA Europe based in Madrid, as well as Paris Basketball in the EuroCup and the Rip City Remix (the Portland Trail Blazers’ G League Affiliate). Alex will be joining the Portland Fire as Head Coach later this year.
Assistant Coach and Head of Player Development for the NBA's Cleveland Cavaliers
Teach athletes to read the game and make high-level decisions beyond raw athleticism.
Train players with the same skills that make stars like Nikola Jokić and Luka Dončić so effective.
Replace predictable set plays with dynamic, adaptable offensive concepts.
Equip players to recognize and respond to real-time situations at a higher level.
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25 Modules ・ 198 Lessons
Teaching the Offense
Chess and Conceptual Offense
Why Conceptual Offense?
What is Conceptual Offense?
The Youth Conceptual Offense
Conceptual Offense vs Read & React
The Dominant Approach
Using Video with your Team
Transformational Coaching
Customizing the Offense
Double and Triple Gaps
Terminology
Efficient Offense
Stages of the Offense
The Aim of Offense
Two and Three Side Reactions
Foundations of Penetration Reaction
Rules of Dominoes
Ross McMains’ Dominoes
What Does an Advantage Look Like?
Penetration Reaction to Avoid
Troubleshooting
Protection Plans
Out to Space
Non Linear Approach
Introducing Dominoes
The Rondo
Expanded Rondo
2-on-1 Shooting Guided
2-on-1 Shooting Guided Menu
2-on-1 Shooting New Constraints
2-on-1 Shooting Two Side Skip
2-on-1 Shooting: Reaction Intro
1-on-1 Penetration Reaction
2-on-1 Shooting: Push, Pull, Hold
2-on-1 Shooting Scripted Pulls
2-on-0 Push or Pull
2-on-2 Second Cuts
2-on-2+1 Second Cuts
2-on-2 Post Pen Reaction
2-on-3 Self Toss – Early Help
2-on-3 Coach Touch – Early or Late Help
2-on-3 Self Toss – Early or On-Time Help
Four Spots Cue & Read
3-on-2 Penetration Reaction
3-on-2 vs Take 2 Part 1
3-on-2 vs Take 2 Part 2
3-on-2 Shoulder to Chest Advantage
3-on-3 Intro to Peel Switch
3-on-3 Hi-5 Start
3-on-2 Dominoes Bursts
The Dangers of Constant Advantage
Leak Outs
The Rim Run
Transition Spacing & Two Side
Starting Transition
Transition Basics
FT Breaks
Press Breaks
Transition into Triggers
Overload Situations & Arrival Spacing
5-on-3 Transition
4-on-3 Transition
4-on-2 Transition
Transition Video Intro
Non-Linear Approach
4-on-4 Jelly into Transition
4-on-4 Hi-5 into Trips
Loading in Transition
Making 5-on-0 Transition Random
Dynamic 1-on-1
How to Static Solo
License to Kill
Breaking Spacing
Static 1-on-1
When to Solo
Dynamic Receiver Reads
Gladiator Drill – Load Time Constraint
Dribble Knockout – Load Perceptual Cue for Sprinting to Baseline
Dribble Knockout – Load Perceptual Cue for Baseline Touch
Dribble Knockout – Load Perceptual Cue for Layups
Dribble Knockout – Load Group Perceptual Cue
Gladiator Drill – Load Dribble Limit
Gladiator Drill – Weak Hand Only
Gladiator Drill – Load 1-on-2
Gladiator Drill – Blind 1-on-2
Gladiator Drill – Load 1-on-2 with Defender
2-on-2 Blast Cuts into Trips
Stack Start 2-on-2
Stack Start 1-on-1+1
Scripted Backdoor Cut & Seal
Introduction to Dynamic 1-on-1
Blackbeard’s Treasure
2-on-2 Stack Blast Cuts with Trips
New Loads
5-on-5 Full Court Blast Cuts
How to Use Set Plays
Customizing the Conceptual Offense
Program Wide Triggers
What Triggers Do We Have?
Flowing into Triggers
Playing Against Zone
Post Reactions
My Turn, Your Turn
What Is a Post Reaction?
1-on-1 Deep Post Seal
Teaching Holding the Seal
Take On, Brace, Seal
2-on-2 Post Ups with Guided Defense
1-on-1 Deep Post or T Post
1-on-1 Deep Post Seal with Guided Defense
4-on-4 Full Court Scripted Post Up
3-on-2 Splits
3-on-3 Scripted Post Entry
Passer Reads
Receiver Reads
What Is a Get?
Re-Connecting with Dynamic 1-on-1
Pass Keep-Away with Gets
Using Battleship
1-on-1 Gets Scripted Under
1-on-1 Gets Scripted Chase
1-on-1 +1 Gets Over or Under
2-on-1 Gets Scripted Smash
2-on-1 Gets Scripted Slip
2-on-1 Smash or Slip
2-on-2 Guided
2-on-2 Twist, Slip the Twist, Use the Twist
2-on-2 Gets Smash or Slip
3-on-3 Advantage or Get
2-on-2 Multiple Locations
2-on-2 Dynamic or Get
Battleship
Incorporating DHOs
DHO Reads
Dribble Hand-Offs Introduction
DHO A, B or C
DHO 2-on-1 Pre Pitch Reads
Battleship DHOs
Types of Pick
When to Introduce PNR
Introduction
Pick Technique
PNR Directions
Where to Pick
Universal Weapons
PNR Spacing
Pick Locations
Using the Coverage Matrix
Coverage Weapons Table
Handler & Screener Set-Up Weapons
Weapons vs Drops
Weapons vs Aggressive
Weapons vs Switching
Weapons vs Ice / Push
Weapons vs Under
Introduction vs the Switch
Debriefing
Pick & Roll Spacing Introduction
Ghost Screens
2-on-2 Scripted On-Contact Weapons
2-on-2 Pre-Contact Weapons vs Switch
2-on-2 Scripted Under
2-on-2 Ghost or Slips vs Aggressive Coverage
2-on-2 Flip
2-on-2 Scripted Hostage Dribble
Boomerang 1-on-1 with Blast Cut
Boomerang 1-on-1 with Runway
Shakes PNR Mix Coverages 3-on-3
2-on-2 Pick or Post Pen Reaction
2-on-2 vs Mix Coverages
3-on-3 HC Continuous
3-on-3 HC Continuous Ice or Push
3-on-3 with Weakside Corner
PNR Battleship
Screen Away Screener Reads
Screen Away Receiver Reads
Off-Ball Screens
Down Screen Receiver Reads
Flare Screener Reads
Flare Receiver Reads
Back Screen Screener Reads
Back Screen Receiver Reads
Down Screen Screener Reads
Off Ball Screens as Support or Star Triggers
Playing Through the Trail
2-on-1 Screen Away
Video Introducing Screen-Aways
Using Battleship as Non-Linear Start
2-on-2 Screen Away Shoot the Gap
2-on-2 Screen Away Scripted Top Lock
2-on-2 Screen Away Scripted Switch
3-on-3 No Switch
3-on-3 Scripted Flare
2-on-2 Screen Away Guided
3-on-3 Screen the Screener & Flares
3-on-3 Screen Away Guided
3-on-3 Support & Star Triggers
3-on-3 Screen Away as Support Trigger
3-on-3 Screen Away (Support) into Gets (Star)
3-on-3 Screen Away as Star Trigger
3-on-3 Flare as Support Trigger
4-on-4 Continuous Staggers Scripted
4-on-4 Staggers Guided
Video Introducing Staggers
4-on-4 Stagger as Support Trigger
4-on-4 Single or Stagger
Running Pistols
Pistols
Introduction
Horns
Iverson
Delay
Using Basketball Scrabble to Teach Trios
The Surprise Game
4-on-4 Continuous Using All Triggers
3-on-3 Using Different Triggers
5-on-5 Constraints
Surprise Game 2-on-2+1 Neutral
Surprise Game 2-on-2 Neutral or Shade
Spain Pick & Roll Theory
Choosing Sets
When to Implement Sets
Disguising Out of Bounds Play Calls
Out of Bounds Plays
Sequencing
5-on-5 Spain Pick & Roll Guided
3-on-3 Spain Pick & Roll Guided
Video Intro to Spain Pick & Roll
5-on-5 Diamond Rip (Fist Up)
5-on-5 SOB Box Entry to Diamond
5-on-5 Diamond Spain (Fist Down)
5-on-5 Set or Trigger
2-for-1 Situations
Using De-Briefs
Next Steps
Conceptual Offense Camps
Learning Posters
Player Development
Share the Game
Quiz: Youth Conceptual Offense
Share Your Experience with Transforming Basketball!
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25 modules
198 LESSONS
25 Modules ・ 198 Lessons
Teaching the Offense
Chess and Conceptual Offense
Why is Conceptual Offense?
What is Conceptual Offense?
The Youth Conceptual Offense
Conceptual Offense vs Read & React
The Dominant Approach
Using Video with your Team
Transformational Coaching
Customizing the Offense
The Aim of Offense
Stages of the Offense
Efficient Offense
Terminology
Double and Triple Gaps
What Does an Advantage Look Like?
Ross McMains’ Dominoes
Rules of Dominoes
Foundations of Penetration Reaction
Two and Three Side Reactions
Out to Space
Protection Plans
Troubleshooting
Penetration Reaction to Avoid
Non Linear Approach
Introducing Dominoes
The Rondo
Expanded Rondo
2-on-1 Shooting Guided
2-on-1 Shooting Guided Menu
2-on-1 Shooting New Constraints
2-on-1 Shooting Two Side Skip
2-on-1 Shooting: Reaction Intro
1-on-1 Penetration Reaction
2-on-1 Shooting: Push, Pull, Hold
2-on-1 Shooting Scripted Pulls
2-on-0 Push or Pull
2-on-2 Second Cuts
2-on-2+1 Second Cuts
2-on-2 Post Pen Reaction
2-on-3 Self Toss – Early Help
2-on-3 Coach Touch – Early or Late Help
2-on-3 Self Toss – Early or On-Time Help
Four Spots Cue & Read
3-on-2 Penetration Reaction
3-on-2 vs Take 2 Part 1
3-on-2 vs Take 2 Part 2
3-on-2 Shoulder to Chest Advantage
3-on-3 Intro to Peel Switch
3-on-3 Hi-5 Start
3-on-2 Dominoes Bursts
The Dangers of Constant Advantage
Transition Basics
Starting Transition
Transition Spacing & Two Side
The Rim Run
Leak Outs
Overload Situations & Arrival Spacing
Transition into Triggers
Press Breaks
FT Breaks
Non-Linear Approach
Transition Video Intro
4-on-2 Transition
4-on-3 Transition
5-on-3 Transition
Making 5-on-0 Transition Random
Loading in Transition
4-on-4 Hi-5 into Trips
4-on-4 Jelly into Transition
Static 1-on-1
Breaking Spacing
License to Kill
How to Static Solo
Dynamic 1-on-1
Dynamic Receiver Reads
When to Solo
Dribble Knockout – Load Group Perceptual Cue
Dribble Knockout – Load Perceptual Cue for Layups
Dribble Knockout – Load Perceptual Cue for Baseline Touch
Dribble Knockout – Load Perceptual Cue for Sprinting to Baseline
Gladiator Drill – Load Time Constraint
Gladiator Drill – Weak Hand Only
Gladiator Drill – Load Dribble Limit
Gladiator Drill – Load 1-on-2
Gladiator Drill – Load 1-on-2 with Defender
Gladiator Drill – Blind 1-on-2
Introduction to Dynamic 1-on-1
Scripted Backdoor Cut & Seal
Stack Start 1-on-1+1
Stack Start 2-on-2
2-on-2 Blast Cuts into Trips
2-on-2 Stack Blast Cuts with Trips
Blackbeard’s Treasure
New Loads
5-on-5 Full Court Blast Cuts
Flowing into Triggers
What Triggers Do We Have?
Program Wide Triggers
Customizing the Conceptual Offense
How to Use Set Plays
Playing Against Zone
What Is a Post Reaction?
My Turn, Your Turn
Post Reactions
Take On, Brace, Seal
Teaching Holding the Seal
1-on-1 Deep Post Seal
1-on-1 Deep Post Seal with Guided Defense
1-on-1 Deep Post or T Post
2-on-2 Post Ups with Guided Defense
3-on-3 Scripted Post Entry
3-on-2 Splits
4-on-4 Full Court Scripted Post Up
What Is a Get?
Receiver Reads
Passer Reads
Using Battleship
Pass Keep-Away with Gets
Re-Connecting with Dynamic 1-on-1
1-on-1 +1 Gets Over or Under
1-on-1 Gets Scripted Chase
1-on-1 Gets Scripted Under
2-on-1 Smash or Slip
2-on-1 Gets Scripted Slip
2-on-1 Gets Scripted Smash
2-on-2 Gets Smash or Slip
2-on-2 Twist, Slip the Twist, Use the Twist
2-on-2 Guided
2-on-2 Dynamic or Get
2-on-2 Multiple Locations
3-on-3 Advantage or Get
Battleship
Dribble Hand-Offs Introduction
DHO Reads
Incorporating DHOs
Battleship DHOs
DHO 2-on-1 Pre Pitch Reads
DHO A, B or C
Introduction
When to Introduce PNR
Types of Pick
Where to Pick
PNR Directions
Pick Technique
Pick Locations
PNR Spacing
Universal Weapons
Handler & Screener Set-Up Weapons
Coverage Weapons Table
Using the Coverage Matrix
Weapons vs Switching
Weapons vs Aggressive
Weapons vs Drops
Weapons vs Ice / Push
Weapons vs Under
Pick & Roll Spacing Introduction
Debriefing
Introduction vs the Switch
2-on-2 Pre-Contact Weapons vs Switch
2-on-2 Scripted On-Contact Weapons
Ghost Screens
2-on-2 Flip
2-on-2 Ghost or Slips vs Aggressive Coverages
2-on-2 Scripted Under
Boomerang 1-on-1 with Runway
Boomerang 1-on-1 with Blast Cut
2-on-2 Scripted Hostage Dribble
2-on-2 vs Mix Coverages
2-on-2 Pick or Post Pen Reaction
Shakes PNR Mix Coverages 3-on-3
3-on-3 HC Continuous
3-on-3 HC Continuous Ice or Push
3-on-3 with Weakside Corner
PNR Battleship
Off-Ball Screens
Screen Away Receiver Reads
Screen Away Screener Reads
Flare Receiver Reads
Flare Screener Reads
Down Screen Receiver Reads
Down Screen Screener Reads
Back Screen Receiver Reads
Back Screen Screener Reads
Playing Through the Trail
Off Ball Screens as Support or Star Triggers
Using Battleship as Non-Linear Start
Video Introducing Screen-Aways
2-on-1 Screen Away
2-on-2 Screen Away Scripted Switch
2-on-2 Screen Away Scripted Top Lock
2-on-2 Screen Away Shoot the Gap
2-on-2 Screen Away Guided
3-on-3 Scripted Flare
3-on-3 No Switch
3-on-3 Screen Away Guided
3-on-3 Screen the Screener & Flares
3-on-3 Screen Away as Support Trigger
3-on-3 Support & Star Triggers
3-on-3 Flare as Support Trigger
3-on-3 Screen Away as Star Trigger
3-on-3 Screen Away (Support) into Gets (Star)
Video Introducing Staggers
4-on-4 Staggers Guided
4-on-4 Continuous Staggers Scripted
4-on-4 Single or Stagger
4-on-4 Stagger as Support Trigger
Introduction
Pistols
Running Pistols
Delay
Iverson
Horns
Using Basketball Scrabble to Teach Trios
3-on-3 Using Different Triggers
4-on-4 Continuous Using All Triggers
The Surprise Game
Surprise Game 2-on-2 Neutral or Shade
Surprise Game 2-on-2+1 Neutral
5-on-5 Constraints
When to Implement Sets
Choosing Sets
Spain Pick & Roll Theory
Sequencing
Out of Bounds Plays
Disguising Out of Bounds Play Calls
Video Intro to Spain Pick & Roll
3-on-3 Spain Pick & Roll Guided
5-on-5 Spain Pick & Roll Guided
5-on-5 Diamond Spain (Fist Down)
5-on-5 SOB Box Entry to Diamond
5-on-5 Diamond Rip (Fist Up)
5-on-5 Set or Trigger
Next Steps
Using De-Briefs
2-for-1 Situations
Player Development
Learning Posters
Conceptual Offense Camps
Share the Game
Quiz: Youth Conceptual Offense
Share Your Experience with Transforming Basketball!
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More than just a playbook, this proven system is trusted by 30+ championship programs worldwide including state, national, and international titles. It gives coaches a complete framework to develop smarter players, adaptable offenses, and teams that win when it matters most.
Paul Cortes
“Advantage creation is the most important skill in modern basketball. In our first year using the conceptual offense, our players’ ability to create, keep, and convert advantages was integral to winning our first state title".
2025 CIF D5 State Championship Coach
ryan keeler
“Since running the Conceptual Offense, our players have improved decision making, reduced turnovers, and created more efficient shots—leading to our first championship in nine years.”
2025 NYSAIS (New York State Association of Independent Schools) Class C Championship
Gerard Hillier
“In just 6 months, the Youth Conceptual Offense helped us win multiple national titles and both senior Big V Championships.”
2022 & 2024 Men's & Women's Big V Champions
Elias Mouawad
"The Conceptual Offense provides a unique advantage over any other philosophy because it is unpredictable and virtually unscoutable."
U12, U18 (2022/23) & U14 (2023/24) Girls Lebanese Basketball Championship Champions
William Love
"I wouldn't necessarily call myself a contrary, but when I first started coaching, I always felt there might be a better way. I found that better way when I adopted a conceptual offense and I know it is a big reason why we won a state title — the first in our school's history."
2023 Idaho Girls 4A State Championship
Nick Browder
"Since implementing a conceptual offense, our team plays with much greater confidence, pace, and clarity. The players understand the game at a deeper level and are able to adapt in real time instead of waiting to be told what to do."
2025 AHSAA 7A State Runner-Up, 2024 6A Final Four, 2023 6A Final Four
“Advantage creation is the most important skill in modern basketball. In our first year using the conceptual offense, our players’ ability to create, keep, and convert advantages was integral to winning our first state title".
“Since running the Conceptual Offense, our players have improved decision making, reduced turnovers, and created more efficient shots—leading to our first championship in nine years.”
“In just 6 months, the Youth Conceptual Offense helped us win multiple national titles and both senior Big V Championships.”
Elias Mouawad
"The Conceptual Offense provides a unique advantage over any other philosophy because it is unpredictable and virtually unscoutable."
U12, U18 (2022/23) & U14 (2023/24) Girls Lebanese Basketball Championship Champions
william love
"I wouldn't necessarily call myself a contrary, but when I first started coaching, I always felt there might be a better way. I found that better way when I adopted a conceptual offense and I know it is a big reason why we won a state title — the first in our school's history."
2023 Idaho Girls 4A State Championship
Nick Browder
"Since implementing a conceptual offense, our team plays with much greater confidence, pace, and clarity. The players understand the game at a deeper level and are able to adapt in real time instead of waiting to be told what to do."
2025 AHSAA 7A State Runner-Up, 2024 6A Final Four, 2023 6A Final Four
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The Conceptual Offense course is just absolutely tremendous. I've done both parts of that, so the introductory course and then the full course. I found that was a really effective way of doing it, to get a quick overview.
Neil houghton
Melbourne, Australia
Running a conceptual offense has helped both me and my players in our ability to create advantages and get really high value shots within our offense.
PAUL Cortes
California, USA
Your Price Today:
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SAVE $1000 (Over 65% Off)
25 Different modules
200+ Small-sided games
Step by Step guide to install the offense
15+ Hours of Learning
Email support
A–Z Blueprint for Building Champions
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25 Different Modules
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200+ Small-Sided Games
Step by Step guide to install the offense
15+ Hours of Learning
A–Z Blueprint for Building Champions
Email support
SAVE $1000 (Over 65% Off)
After your purchase, you’ll have 60 days to explore the Youth Conceptual Offense Course and put it into action. If you’re not completely satisfied or don’t see the value, and you’ve completed less than 20% of the course, we’ll issue a full refund—no questions asked.
*Refunds are available only if 20% or less of the course has been completed. Once this threshold is exceeded, no refunds will be issued.
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