It is easy to integrate screens into motion offence either by allowing players to set screens when they wish or by having a rule of when a screen may be used (e.g. on a guard to guard pass, down screen for the perimeter player).

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The movement of players that is the foundation of motion offence remains the foundation when screens are introduced.

Some examples of screens being used are:

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Pass and Screen Away

Pass to the wing and down screen for either the perimeter wing player or the low post.

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Pass and cut to the basket and then set a screen for the baseline player. The point player can also “exchange” with the wing perimeter player, either by simply swapping positions, or through a screen.

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Another example of the guard and perimeter wing player exchanging, this time through the use of an up screen. After the screen, 3 would pop to the guard position and 1 would move out to the perimeter if they did not receive a pass on the cut to the basket.

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Post Screens

Post players (either high or low) can also set a back screen for a perimeter player.

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Screens between post players can be integrated with screens between perimeter players and post players.