As shown in the previous example, integrating Zoom Action into a team's motion offense is a common strategy. Take a look at the Wizards' Zoom Motion Series to see how they seamlessly incorporate it into their offensive flow.
After passing to Holmes (#22 in white), Smart (#36 in white) sets a down screen for Kispert (#24 in white). However, instead of cutting to the wing for the handoff, Kispert curls toward the basket, forcing the defense to react. This movement triggers Smart to come up for the handoff, creating a 2-on-1 advantage for the offense.
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This time, Champagnie (#9 in white) initiates the action. After passing to Holmes (#22 in white), he sets a down screen for Kispert (#24 in white), who once again curls toward the basket. However, notice how Champagnie’s defender locks onto him, preventing movement. Seeing this, Holmes looks to the opposite side to keep the offense flowing. Carrington (#8 in white) cuts to the basket, and Smart (#36 in white) receives the handoff to finish the play.
