Inbounding the ball from the sideline is becoming much more important in modern basketball, with certain studies showing that nowadays every team gets a chance to inbound the ball from the sideline approximately six to fifteen times per game. For that reason, in modern basketball, unlike in the past, a lot of importance is attributed to that aspect of the game. Hence, in a technical and tactical sense stages of implementing, perfecting, stabilising and automatising of the inbounds from the sidelines have become a key factor in potential win or loss in the crucial moments of the game. Looking at today’s basketball, it is easy to notice that those so called ofensive specials on defense men to men or a zone defense are usually reserved for the best shooters, opening players in low post in the team. Proper learning and teaching, respectively, of these tactical variants is of the highest importance in today's basketball and should definitely be given a special significance. The goal of these movements, i.e. special offenses is to facilitate the final result – creation of the open shot for the players on the position number two, i.e. the shooting guards or players in low posts, by using certain screens and timely movements. This can be opening the play in man-to-man defense or setting up offense against set zone defenses. In modern basketball it is easy to see a lot of examples of the creation of certain specials for shooting guards which are saved by coaches to be used in the crucial moments of the game, giving them a lot of maneuver space and big role in the final outcome. Proper learning, that is, the teaching of such tactical variants is extremely important in today's basketball, and great importance should certainly be attached to it.