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Basketball Practice & Film Session The players will go through three different film sessions and you will see how good Coale is with the interaction. The film sessions will break down good and bad from the previous practices. After this, the players will be going through different drills in order to work on the fundamentals and these drills will also work as a warm-up for basketball practice. Offensive System When it comes to the half-court motion offense, Coale’s teams are really great. There are basic fundamental drills being used to work on the motion offense. There are drills like the motion shots(2-on-0, 3-on-0, 4-on-0) along with some specific action that also include penetrate and pitch, slips and cutting & spacing; 3-on-3 screening and this screening also include the pins, flare screens and back screens; 2-on-2 ball screens; and offensive rebounding. Furthermore, the coach Coale will also work on several multi faceted shooting drills that will stimulate game like shots. Basketball Defensive System When it comes to the defensive side of the game, the Coach Coale has done a tremendous job here as well. The players will go through a competitive and fundamentally sound man-to-man defense. There are drills which are made for both individual and team man-to-man defense skills. From improving individual skills to team skills the coach will pay attention to all parts of the defensive skills. Lots of drills and techniques are covered which include transition defense rule and responsibilities, 1-on-0 and 1-on-1 closeouts and build to 3-on-3 and 4-on-4 shell as well as the Cameron Drill. The Cameron Drill is very handy as it is a multi-part drill which will work on closeouts and jumping to the ball. Rebounding and Transition Well, the Rebounding and Transition are very vital parts of Coale's basketball practice routine. In order to get control of any offensive or defensive rebound, the players will learn the techniques the Sooners use so effectively gain position under the rim. The transition drills are very good as it makes the players more competitive and it will help the players to focus on pushing the ball up the floor every time. Furthermore, there is more that the players learn like the coach Coale will also introduce her early offense actions off the dribble-Deep, Drag, and Up. Oklahoma Coaches Clinic The players will also get an extra bonus as well. The players will also witness the 2010 Oklahoma Coaches Clinic. The clinic session is very vital as it will feature Oklahoma Strength and Conditioning Coach Tim Overman will also share activation drills in order to improve posture and stretching. Furthermore, the coach will also share his valuable experience and thoughts regarding the ACL injuries and also improving a players jumping ability. On the other hand, the Assistant Coach will also come to the rescue as he will share some of the post and guard drills. These drills are also used in the fall and spring individual workouts. For the guards, the coach Coale will share a 7-spot shooting drill, pick-ups, rip through series using a toss back, 2-ball pass and shoot, and a 3-cone touch drill. Now when it comes to the post players the coach will share several teaching points and drills that is full of toss back outlets, one hand catches, power slams, fast finishes, back-ups, diagonals to bury, and offensive rebounding techniques. In order to teach the primary break and two defensive drills, the coach Coale will make use of Lead Up Drills. The coach will also make you go through the sideline in-bounds play and this is being used versus a man or a zone defense. When the players will use this set, the players will be able to have a numerous actions and options to run and this will be based on how the players will read the defense. Rent this basketball practice video today.

Sherri Coale: My Favorite Practice Drills Oklahoma women’s basketball coach Sherri Coale has built an outstanding program with the idea that “it’s never about the drill, it’s about the skill.” In this DVD, she shares a full inventory of drills covering communication, passing, rebounding, transition offense, defense, and shooting. Coale has won 10 total Big 12 championships and took the Sooners to back-to-back Final Four appearances in 2009 and 2010. Part of what got her teams there is an emphasis on maximizing practice time by matching drills to specific offensive and defensive strategies. The drills you will see will: Improve focus and possessions Minimize turnovers Improve offensive spacing Automate all cuts and screens in a half-court setup Force players to make quick offensive and defensive decisions Teach players to shoot under pressure Passing  Coach Coale uses combination drills to work on fundamental passing as well as communication. Drills such as Hoosier Square, X Passing, and Inverted X work on skills like entering the ball into the post, finishing around the rim, and passing while under pressure. An essential element to lowering a team’s turnover ratio is simply being “sure” with the ball. It is something Coale drills in her players. Rebounding Processing information quickly is a theme Coach Coale continually stresses in her drills. Thunder Rebounding is one that works on communication and adds a level of confusion forcing players to think. The faster players can diagnose what is going on around them, the better they will be at making the correct decision. Transition Drills Coach Coale likes a fast pace and offers a series of offensive transition drills aimed at just that. Attacking off misses or makes, Coale uses Quick Strike Guards, Quick Strike Posts, and Inbound Integrity to get players to attack quickly and never let an opponent get settled defensively. The drills help ingrain in players the attacking mentality to a point where it becomes automatic. Shooting The final fundamental skill addressed is shooting. Coale likes players to work on game-like shots which is exactly what they do in the USA Shooting, Two-Ball Shooting, Back-Cut Shooting, Three-Lane Push, and Three-Man Rush drills. All of Coach Coale’s drills help to expand a player’s understanding of the game all while helping them breakthrough their own limitations. With these practice drills, you can maximize your team’s growth and development quickly.Rent this Sherri Coale Practice Drills DVD today.

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Perimeter Player Basketball Drills for Girls Learn Sheri Coale's Perimeter Player Basketball Drills. Oklahoma women’s head basketball coach Sheri Coale has built the Sooners program into one of the nation’s best. Coale has 10 conference championships – six regular season and four tournament – and has taken Oklahoma to the NCAA tournament every year since 1999. While building a program, Coach Coale understands the necessity of learning the individual skills needed to be part of a bigger team. In this video, she presents to you over 20 individual skill development drills that will help you design meaningful player workouts. From ball handling all the way to shooting the basketball, you will learn how you can provide effective workouts, especially those for perimeter players, to enhance your program. Ball Handling Perimeter Player Drills Perimeter players must know how to advance the basketball safely and securely. Coach Coale starts with an effective ball handling progression that begins with simple stationary dribbling. Players progress to figure eights, wrap arounds, and even two-ball drills. The progression takes players through more complex drills in an effort to develop players that can effectively dribble the ball up the floor while envisioning the entire court. Passing & Catching Basketball Drills Two of the more overlooked fundamental skills in the game of basketball are passing and catching. Perimeter players must become familiar with a variety of passing options. The chest pass and bounce pass are just two of many. Coale shows how players should catch the basketball and immediately be in triple-threat position. Use of the feet and positioning are stressed here as Coach Coale emphasizes putting perimeter players in a catch-and-shoot position upon receiving a pass. A number of drills are presented including partner passing and shooting off of a number of different screens. Perimeter Player Basketball Drills - Shooting The final segment of the video stresses one of the most important fundamental skills in basketball – shooting. Coach Coale shows you basic screen actions and cutting in order to get your best perimeter shooters open. There is emphasis placed on setting different screens – down screen, back screen, flare screen, and the pin screen – and how your perimeter players can score off of them. Coale stresses working at game speed so that players get in the habit of getting open and shooting from spots where they will shoot in games. This 78-minute perimeter player basketball drills video from one of womens college basketball’s best is one of the best for helping your players develop the fundamentals of basketball.

Basketball is a collaborative sport that necessitates individual skills for optimal performance and team success. Sherri Coale, Head Women's Basketball Coach at the University of Oklahoma and 10-time Big 12 Conference Champions (including six regular-season and four tournament titles), provides an assortment of over 20 skill-specific drills to highlight the significance of cultivating fundamental skills before players engage in a team-oriented atmosphere. The coach emphasizes footwork and pre-possession labor in securing a favorable position for post players, laying the foundation for developing hand-eye coordination (in order to cleanly receive a post entry pass), the utilization of a power dribble to create space, body positioning to prevent blocked shots and seal off defenders, and finishing around the rim (including in transition). Coach Coale extensively explains the critical aspect of post play, the establishment of position, and the correlation with increased post touches and more points. To achieve this, the coach demonstrates how to effectively teach players to catch the ball, especially when under duress, utilizing her hands package. This package teaches post players the proper technique to catch the ball and position it in a "vice" hold at the chin to execute any move. Coale employs the Mikan Drill to teach her players how to finish around the rim once they catch the basketball. In her Love Series, Coach Coale diagrams how post players can effectively execute a catch, pivot, and square to the rim maneuver. The V-Cut series is an example of the shooting drills that coaches can immediately implement for their post players. Coale demonstrates how to catch the ball quickly and get many repetitions in game settings and at game speed. Discover the essential basketball skills necessary for success as a player, as well as the demands and expectations successful coaches have for their teams, by ordering now.

in This Presentation, Coach Sherri Coale Demystified One Of The Most Important Aspects In The Hoop Game; Which Is How To Master The Techniques That Will Help You build – To Become - A Great Shooter. In This Spark Packed Video, Coach Coale Will Explain In Plain Terms And Also Lead You Through A Practical Shooting Progression By Which Any Player Can Build A Successful Jump Shot. You Will Also Be Exposed To A Ton Of Individual And Partner Drills That Will Aid You Build A Successful Shot. Starting stationary Drills progression Coach Coale - With And Without A Ball - Help Her Players Focus On The Individual Components Of The Shot. apart From Mastering Shooting Form, This Video Will Also Help Your Player Master The Footwork Progression And Learn How To Use Their Feet To Get Square To The Rim On The Ball And To Pivot Into Their Shot. She Also Introduced The shooting Off The Dribble Technique Into The Presentation. She Explained That The Dribble Can Be Used As A Pass To Oneself And That The Last Dribble Can Also Be Used To Get Into The Cock And Lock Position To Shoot, Using Their Strong Or Weak Hand. coach Coale Also Divided The Process Of Free Throw Shooting In Two Phases; Setting Your Feet And Having Routine And Rhythm In Your Shot. are You Looking To Master Or Teach The Blueprint For Shooting Success? All The Drills In This Dvd Will Show You How To Use The Progression During Practices.

Coale discusses in this DVD the importance of drill consistency, practice planning, and positive communication. Coale's "echo technique" allows her team to repeat her instructions throughout the practice, keeping everyone on the same page. The "North Carolina fastbreak" drill is a key activity in Sooner practice. Players must communicate clearly, listen and communicate. Another small detail that yields big results is "Walking the Arch". This is a strategy used by cutters to open screens. The V-cut is no longer an option. "Walking the Arch" allows shooters to get open and helps space the perimeter. The slip screen is used to block out rebounding and post player techniques. Coale explains five pressure release options as an important part their motion offense. 12 Little Things That Matter will challenge you and provide valuable insights for your program. 74 minutes. 2007.

One of the all-time greats in women’s college basketball, former Oklahoma head coach Sherri Coale goes on the court for this presentation of more of her favorite drills. You’ll see what makes a good drill as well as something she calls Small Games. Coach Coale has used these drills over her two decades-plus career that produced 10 Big 12 titles, 19 straight trips to the NCAA tournament, and back-to-back Final Four appearances in 2009 and 2010. Philosophy and Goals of Drills Coales first goes through the keys for great drills. It all starts with focusing on something you want your players to get better at. Another key for a great drill is that it should be as game-like as possible. Finally, the drill has to be competitive. That might mean keeping score against an opponent or maybe it means competing against a clock. Regardless, competitive drills increase the buy-in and effort from your players. Small Games Coach Coales introduces Small Games, which are breakdown drills that make up three-quarters of Coale’s drill time in practices. These games start at 1-on-1 and progress to 4-on-4 and meet her criteria for effective drills. You will see daily 1-on-1 drills to develop reads on offense and defense. There are 2-on-2 drills where the offense looks to score and drive off the catch. The 3-on-3 and 4-on-4 drills build on skills learned in 1-on-1 and 2-on-2 drills. All the Small Games drills give players game-like situations to work on. Additional Drills The next set of drills are those that help a team play at their best. Fast Drill is one that works on making quick outlet passes and sprinting the floor to attack a defense in transition. 3-Cone Shooting works on shooting, conditioning, and has an element of competition built in. Players shoot a free throw and when they miss they must run around a cone that corresponds to the number of shots missed. Point and Holler is great defensive drill that is typically run at the beginning of a practice. Four defensive players turn their backs to the offense. The offense runs movements without the ball. On command, the defense turns around and immediately points to the player they are guarding. This is a fantastic presentation from one of the best coaches in the history of women’s college basketball. There is something in this video for any coach at any level.

Getting the Most Out of Your Team There is much more than just winning games when it comes to coaching basketball. University of Oklahoma women’s head coach Sherri Coale has won nearly 500 games, 10 Big 12 championships, and took her 2009 and ’10 teams to the Final Four. In this video, Coach Coale talks about what’s going on in her program and how she has changed her approach to coaching to allow her players and the team become more successful. Match Your Coaching Philosophy with Your Team As a coach, getting the most out of your team, you have to understand what your players do well. Coach Coale stresses meshing your philosophy as a coach with your team’s strengths. Using the secondary fast break as an example, Coale explains what she means. Determine what players do best and build around those traits. Improve coach and player development by focusing on the coaching staff’s statement-to-question ratio. Teach players to recognize the optimal threshold to shoot or drive. Decision Making In practices, Coach Coale puts players in positions where they are forced to make decisions. Players need to know why they are doing something instead of just being told what to do. Coale and her coaches always try to ask questions in such a way that players end up teaching themselves. Coale uses the pick and roll as an example here. By breaking down the pick and roll options in the secondary break, Coale demonstrates how to get players to focus on an attack-first mentality. By teaching them the “why,” players make better decisions with the basketball. Practice Like You Play While Coale does structure some traditional 5-on-5 practice time, she also makes 1-on-1 and 3-on-3 drills more game-like. In 5-on-5 situations, players are limited in the number of touches they get which decreases their ability to improve certain basketball skills. Coale then likes to turn all of her drills into a game, if possible. Look at Yourself Teams will play like they practice and practices will only get better if you improve as a coach. Coach Coale encourages watchers of this video to examine themselves and what they do. Look at teams that are successful and find out what it is that makes them good. Coale goes on to explain what she feels is valuable and how important it is to understand players’ perspectives as well. This is an intense, engaging video from one of the most successful coaches in college basketball. Coaches at all levels will find several valuable insights into coaching, practice design and much more. Rent this getting the most out of your team for basketball DVD today.

AAU Coaching Girls Basketball Series: Full and Half Court Team Offense Oklahoma women’s head basketball coach Sherri Coale turned around the Sooners’ program by implementing an offensive system that can beat any defense. In this video, Coach Coale, who has 10 total Big 12 Conference championships, provides you with a complete tutorial on all things offense. Learn how to attack man and zone defenses with a continuity offense and set plays that you can easily install and use right away. Man-to-Man Offense Coach Coale gives you the basics on an easy continuity system that can become the foundation for building a motion offense. 5-Game Motion is a perfect continuity offense for teams with players of the same size and skill level. 4-Game Motion incorporates a post player near the basket and incorporates cuts and screens all while spreading the floor to create room for dribble penetration. Zone Offense You will see how to effectively use your post players to create advantages in the middle of a 2-3 zone. Posts learn to seal in and seal out to wreak havoc on the middle player in the zone. Players learn how and where to attack zone defenses. By developing this mentality, Coale’s players learn to attack zones from any angle on the floor and from the most obvious spot – the high post. Coach Coale demonstrates a number of easy set plays that can be used to attack zone defenses. The sets contain multiple scoring looks that become available when the defense takes away the No. 1 option. Sideline and Baseline Inbounds Coach Coale teaches her players to have a scoring mentality on sideline and baseline inbounds plays. It’s not just a matter of “getting the ball in.” Coach Coale shows you the scoring options available for each play against man and zone defenses. She also offers up counters and tweaks to each play to keep defenses on their toes. Transition Fast break basketball comes down to what an offensive player must do every time down the floor. Get fouled, move the ball, and make a decision. When the primary break fails, Coach Coale details a secondary break that offers scoring opportunities from inside and out against any defense. The secondary break then flows easily into the continuity offense. Press Breakers In the final part of her presentation, Coach Coale demonstrates how she can break any full court press. She keeps it simple and then uses a 2-on-2 Safe and Secure drill to teach her players to be strong with the ball. Finally, everything culminates with two last-second plays that are designed to get your best players the shot needed to win a game. Coach Coale gives you a comprehensive look at her offensive system, one that can help any program succeed. Using the set plays and offensive ideas presented in this video can help create a winning offensive system at any level.

AAU Coaching Girls Basketball Series: Full and Half Court Team Defense Learn a variety of defensive systems from one of NCAA women’s basketball’s best – Oklahoma head coach Sherri Coale. Coach Coale transformed the Sooners program into a perennial Big 12 conference contender and has won 10 total conference titles (six regular season and four tournament). She even took the Sooners to back-to-back Final Four appearances in 2009 and 2010 and was the NCAA runner-up in 2002. In this video Coach Coale presents a wealth of knowledge about defense. You will gain a basic understanding of a number of different defensive systems, one of which is sure to fit the strength of your team. Man-to-Man Coach Coale begins to introduce man-to-man defense through a series of live ball reaction drills that train players to defend a cutter, the jab step, a change of direction move, or a dead ball situation. Coale goes over the basic fundamentals of defense including stance, close out technique, ball screen defense, and jumping to the ball. 1-on-0 and full-court closeout drills make sure your players are able to slide in front of any ball handler and have the proper hand up to contest shots. Coach Coale teaches basic ball-you-man relationships to ensure players know how to be successful whether they are one, two, or three passes from the ball. Players also learn how to defend cuts and dribble penetration in 3-on-3 and 4-on-4 shell drills. It all builds up to a 5-on-5 Shell drill where players put it all together. Zone, Trapping, and Junk Defense Coach Coale demonstrates a number of zone defenses including a 2-3, a 3-2, and a 1-3-1 trap. She emphasizes that coaches must use man-to-man principles when playing zone. To dial up the pressure, Coale gets into full-court zone traps like the diamond-and-1 and 2-2-1 presses. These defenses force opponents to catch the ball in dangerous situations, ones where they can be trapped by two defenders. Coach Coale also gives an overview of special defenses like the box-and-1 and triangle-and-2. Both can be used against an offensive star. Post Defense In order to be successful playing any defense, you must be able to defend the post. Coach Coale outlines how to build a great post defender as well as how to trap in the post. There is a ton of valuable information in this video. Coach Coale provides you with all you need to create the ultimate lock-down defense!

Coaching Girls Basketball with Sherri Coale The experience of the coach Sherri Coale is very huge and she knows how to build a team. She develops her program in the best way possible and the way she progressed from coaching high school to a major DI program is exceptional and so far, she has developed a national power at the University of Oklahoma. You will get a proven framework in this DVD that will help you improve your game and get better in all aspects of the Basketball. So, what will the coach do exactly? Well, she will lay down a foundation for your program with the help of her amazing program which is being called as the Building Blocks of Winning Program. These building blocks are very important for you as these blocks will help you define your priorities, make decisions throughout your season, set expectations for your players and much more things. In short, this Winning Program is very handy and it will definitely help the whole team. Coaching Girls Basketball Practice Planning On the other hand, the coach will also discuss the practice planning ideas like the art of construction a practice, and providing five key elements of the game that are needed to be worked on every single day. These five elements include Shooting, defensive transition, rebounding, fundamental offense, defensive fundamentals. These are the most important areas of the game and the team has to be very good and should cover these areas effectively and efficiently. When it comes to the communication part the coaches pay huge attention to the Pre-game, in-game and post-game situations. Because these are the situations that will help the players get better at communicating and understanding different things. You will get handful of information from the coach when it comes to the pre-game talks, the pre-game routines on the court, sending a message as you get on the floor, half time talks and much more. The 14 team continuity drills will also be explained and taught by the coach in order to get maximum results out of your practice. So, these are the drills that will combine several skills in order to help you increase the time you have with your players. This series of drills is very important and it will help in improving the shooting, passing, rebounding, finishing, ball handling, transition or post work. Rent this coaching girls basketball DVD today.

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