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Motion Offense 4 Out 1 In, 5 Out Motion Offense Furman head coach Bob Richey led the Paladins to a school-record 25 wins in 2018-19, a season that included wins over Villanova and Loyola two teams that played in the Final Four that year. Much of Coach Richey’s success can be traced to the culture that he has established at Furman. Part of that culture includes a simple offense that appears to be very complex to opponents. In this motion offense video, you will see how Coach Richey develops his offense by teaching players how to read what a defense is giving them. Players learn to overcome a defense that stops a first, second, third option in a traditional patterned offense. Watch as Coach Richey teaches the offense, his team philosophy and how he gets the most out of his players. Motion Offense Philosophy Furman plays in the very competitive Southern Conference. In order for Coach Richey’s team to beat opponents on a consistent basis, players and coaches must know the language you want to speak on the floor. Every coach has to know the program plan and vision and then be able to communicate that when interacting with athletes. This will ensure coaches maximize the talents and skill sets of all of their players. 4 Out 1 In Motion Offense Coach Richey employs a 4-Out motion offense. He starts his teaching by describing the basic terminology that players must know. Getting the ball into the post, low block, and short corner helps to create space on the strong side and allow for backdoor opportunities on defensive overplays. With post players occupying most of the defense, perimeter players are free to cut and fill looking for open shots. Guards can take advantage of ball screens on a kick out from the post and attack the basket or hit an open jump shot. The entire offense is orchestrated based on defensive reads. Players use simple actions that can be hard to defend because the offense isn’t run in a strict pattern. If you are looking to evolve your motion offense to center around reading the defense, this video should be added to your collection. Rent this motion offense DVD today.

4-Out 1-In Attack and React Offense Finally, there is an offense simple enough to learn and run at any level. Andrew Grantz, current head boys’ basketball coach at Fort Myers HS in Florida, introduces you to the Attack & React Offense in this video. Grantz, who served as an assistant coach at Indiana University Southeast and as a graduate assistant at Pittsburg State, took the best elements of the Read and React and the Dribble Drive Motion offenses and created his own system – the Read & React. Coach Grantz begins by introducing the 16 phases of the Attack and React Offense. He starts with the most basic and shows you how you can use as many or as few of the phases as your program needs. Using whiteboard diagrams and on-court demonstrations, Coach Grantz breaks down each phase. The great thing is that the Attack & React system teaches players how to play basketball instead of simply running a bunch of set plays. Foundations of the Attack and React Offense Coach Grantz lays the foundation of the offense by presenting the initial three phases of the offense: Phase 1: The Dribble Drive Phase starts with the basics of attacking the basket. Coach Grantz explains the action above and below the drive line as well as the importance of 3-point line spacing, the pitchout, the lift, and other actions. Each player learns how to react to all ball movements. Phase 2: The Pass and Cut Offense is dominated by the Give-and-Go. This simple action provides double gaps which can lead right into the flow of the dribble drive. Phase 3: The Post Entry is the final piece of the basic set up of the offense. This includes not only the post-up, but also the high and low “Laker” cuts. The remainder of the phases consists of add-ons to the Attack and React offense. Coach Grantz explains rules for baseline drives, the dribble through, ball screens and other screening actions, and counters. As an added bonus, you will also see how to advance the ball quickly up the court in transition and how out-of-bounds situations can flow right into the Attack & React offense. The best part of the Attack & React Offense is that you can pick and choose which phases to include in your own variation of the system. Fit the offense to your personnel in this player-friendly offense that can break down any defense. This 176-minute video can help any program create a fun, effective offense. Rent the Attack and React Offense today.

4-Out-1-In Dribble Hand-Off Motion Offense Colgate University head coach Matt Langel has built one of the most effective and efficient offenses in the Patriot League. Langel, a former player at Penn, has rebuilt the Raiders program with an offense that focuses on early transition and then setting up the half-court 4-out-1-in offense. Langel won the Patriot League’s Coach of the Year award in 2018 and ’19 leading the Raiders to a pair of conference championships in the process. In this video, Coach Langel shows you the drills and actions necessary to make the 4-out-1-in offense work. In addition, you’ll see how Langel trains players to read defenses and look for the best shot. Training Your Players It is imperative that players learn to read defenses, especially in the heat of a game. Coach Langel uses a series of 3-on-0 and 3-on-3 drills to create game-like situations so that players can learn to read defenses. Players learn to counter defensive actions with shallow cuts, keeper action, step-behind shots, and more. Langel also does a great job demonstrating how the dribble hand-off can be used to build an entire offense. 4-Out Actions Langel’s Colgate teams have used the dribble hand-off with great success. He gets into the various actions you can incorporate into a dribble hand-off series. Using 5-on-0 and 5-on-5 situations, Langel shows you how to get your best shooter coming off of floppy action or off a triple screen to get an open shot attempt. On a ball reversal, you will see how you can turn the dribble hand-off into a continuity offense by simply running the same action on the other side of the floor. The one thing that really sets Langel’s offense apart is his players’ ability to read defenses and determine the best course of action. Coach Langel also breaks down his transition offense and shows you how it flows right into the half-court offense. Again, he uses 3-on-0 drills and 5-on-0 actions. This presentation is an excellent, detailed look at how employing the dribble hand-off can be used to attack opposing defenses and allow players the freedom to determine their best course of action.

The 4-Out 1-In-Motion Offense creates easy scoring opportunities Avoid switches and traps Increase the ability of your players to understand defenses Mark Few will lead you through the offensive strategy that the Bulldogs used in 2009 to become the fifth-highest field-goal percentage and third highest scoring margin teams in the country. Few begins with a brief overview of his offensive philosophy. Then, Few takes you inside the strategy that produced Adam Morrison, the nation's top scorer in 2006. Few discusses the fundamentals of the 4-out 1-in Motion Offensive. He emphasizes good spacing and the ability to read defense. Few shows six sets to show how you can create different looks for your players, building on the basic formation. Few shows several screens that can be used to open up players and create scoring opportunities, including the pick-and roll. These plays and concepts can help you open up the floor and give you an advantage on the offensive side. Few's insights and strategies will help you create great scoring opportunities for your team. 73 minutes. 2009.

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In this informative video, Coach Jamie Dixon guides viewers through his half-court offense, which utilizes concepts from both the Princeton Offense and the Dribble Drive Motion Offense. He demonstrates how to play without a traditional "back to the basketball" post player and covers basic actions, drives, ball screens and dribble handoffs to create a dynamic, almost unstoppable offense. Coach Dixon begins by showcasing a 'chin' setup, where the post player starts on the low block and moves to the high post to create a simple 4-out motion offense. He explains how positioning guards in the deep corners and on the lane line helps create more space for driving angles and paint touches, placing opponents into recovery mode by playing at a disadvantage. He then demonstrates how to add different scoring actions to increase player confidence and build on concepts from the Dribble Drive Motion Offense. Coach Dixon covers 3 different drives: the baseline drive, elbow drive, and nail drive. Each drive places more pressure on the defense and requires players to maintain their spacing to prevent another defender from helping. Coach Dixon also covers ball-screen actions and dribble handoffs to make the 4-Out 1-In Motion Offense more effective. He shows how to use ball reversals for post feed entry opportunities, 'Jet Cut' actions for perimeter players and 'Fan Out' actions for post players, and the popular "Grenade" action, a hard-to-guard dribble handoff coming out of the post. In summary, Coach Dixon explains how spreading the floor, creating attacking actions, incorporating ball screens and using the Princeton Offense setup and Dribble Drive concepts can create a new style of play. He believes that by adapting to defense and having post player move around is becoming more popular in today's game and that's the ingredients needed to make an unstoppable offense. 69 minutes long and produced in 2023. Coaches who have seen the video rate it 5 out of 5 stars.

4 Out Ball Screen Continuity Offense The Province Day School Head Coach Brian Field has come up with an exceptional and result orientated 4-out ball screen continuity offense that will take your reversals and ball screens to the next level. In this video, you are going to learn a lot of new things like the implementation of offense and how it will create more goal scoring opportunities for you. You can improve your game by utilizing your guards’ playmaking abilities and you can do that by pulling the post defenders away from the basket. Well, there are overall seven quick hitters for the 4  out ball screen continuity offense which are created to be used along with the 4-out ball screen continuity offense. There are lots of advantages of it like the players will learn how to pick and pop, pick and roll, slip screens, set flare screens and run dribble hand-offs -all actions and all these are very difficult to defend. So, you got to try this. Gator Shooting for the 4 Out Ball Screen Continuity Offense You can learn many amazing techniques like the primary shooting and finishing drill which are used by Coach Field. So, what does the coach do exactly? Well, he will incorporate all potential shots that players while taking the ball screen continuity offense. As you know, the drills has multiple players getting shots up, so it will eventually lead to more reps for each player. You will learn some really cool things like how to run the drill on both the sides of the floor with each action so you can make your own strategies and philosophies into the drill. Inside+ Quick Hitters There are overall seven quick hitters that are being used when practicing the 4-out ball screen continuity offense. Many guards will be able to dominate the ball with the 4 out ball screen offense. The Coach Field has developed a technique to get your best post player get a chance at scoring as well. Well, you will face some difficulties like the opponents may try to make adjustments to guard you ball screen continuity offense, but because of the several plays covered there is a plan and counter measure already developed by Coach Field. This ball screen continuity offense video is an ideal one for all the coaches out there who want to implement a simple, continuous offense for their team. Field has done an amazing job of demonstrating how the pieces within the offense move together to build continuity. Rent the 4 Out Ball Screen Continuity Offense today.  

4-Out Drive & Kick Offense for 3-Point Shots Today’s game of basketball relies much more on the 3-point shot than ever before. In this video, former Duke player and coach Steve Wojciechowski shows you how to create an offense based on shooting more 3s. Wojciechowski, now the head coach at Marquette University, shows you his “Warriors Game” which uses pace and space to get 3-point opportunities. You’ll see three specific drills – the Steph Curry, the Ray Allen, and the Magic 10 – that will help your players improve their 3-point shooting. In addition, you will develop the fundamentals needed to play Coach Woj’s system and learn the breakdown drills to incorporate the system into your existing offense or use it as your own. Offensive Fundamentals & Systems With his years of experience as a Duke assistant and a member of the 2008 and 2012 U.S. Olympic gold medal coaching staff, Coach Wojciechowski will help you develop offensive systems and fundamentals that best fit your team and its skill set. Coach Woj shows you how to get your best players in the best possible position for high-percentage shot attempts. You will see how Coach uses spacing in the offense and teaches basic fundamentals like catching the basketball and facing the basket. Warriors Game At Marquette, Coach Wojciechowski’s offense is based on pace and spacing. All five players work together for a common goal – a 3-point shot, a layup, or a free throw – on every single possession. In this segment, you will learn a number of things including the double drag and a number of ball reversal options. Coach Woj shows you a ball reversal to a through cut, to an exchange action, and to a chase ball screen. It’s all part of the Warriors Game. Year-Round Shooting Program Since the 3-pointer is such a big part of the Marquette offense, Coach Woj shares with you how he gets his players to take 1,500 shots a week in the offseason. The Steph Curry Drill puts players in game-like situations where they take 3-point attempts in three-minute intervals. The Magic 10 Drill forces players to hit consecutive shots before advancing and the Ray Allen Drill works on players’ footwork while on the move. Coach Woj will also help you develop your own shooting drills where players can get quality reps in minimal amounts of time. Today’s game is changing and the 3-pointer is as important as ever. For coaches searching how to emphasize the 3-pointer in their offenses, Coach Wojciechowski’s video is the perfect guide.

Features & Benefits Drills and strategies for defensive practice planning This defense can be implemented in your program by utilizing the right personnel insights, coverages, and schemes Coverage against different formations: Run and pass Neal Neathery Eastern Michigan University Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers Coach; former Texas-San Antonio Defensive Coordinator, 2007 American Football Coaches Association NCAA Division III Assistant Coach Of The Year (Wabash College). Pressure the quarterback and stop the run! The Neal Neathery's 4-2-2-5 defense will keep your best players on the field, and they will be swarming to catch the ball in any situation. The 4-2-5 defense is explained in detail by Coach Neathery. He shares his philosophy, defensive principles, practice organization ideas, individual training periods and gives an overview of the 4-2-5 systems and their goals. After extensive research, Coach Neathery created his defense by visiting other programs like TCU and North Dakota State who have successfully implemented the 4-2-4-5. Neathery's defensive strategy has been consistently in the Top 5 nationally in many defensive categories. He has taken the best ideas of other programs and added his own twists. Neathery provides seven categories of personnel to help you get the right players into the right positions. Each player will be given a specific assignment. This will allow you to see the characteristics your players must have in order to succeed in the position. Neathery shares his base pass coverage for the 4-2-5: quarters coverage. You will always have a advantage of 3-2 to the wide side of field with the 4-2-5 pass coverage. He then shows you the three main coverage assignments for the 4-2-5 pro formation: Fox, Duo, and Buzz. He walks you through a film session, showing you examples of game footage and how they align to cover twins formation or an open formation. Do you want to improve your run defense? Neathery walks you through a film session that shows his base defense against the run as well as diagramming the personnel assignments for specific run plays. He demonstrates how to defend power, twins and open formations as well as shotguns and twins in reverse. Neathery's 4-2-5 Defence: Run Defense and Linebacker Drills provides more detail on pass and run coverage. This DVD will help your team run faster, create turnovers, and defeat blocks using one of the most popular defenses in football. 92 minutes. 2010.

Features & Benefits To defeat the running attack, learn how to adjust your front. Discover excellent drills for improving linebacker fundamentals Do more than "take on the blocks", shed the blocks and make more plays Neal Neathery Eastern Michigan University Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers Coach; former Texas-San Antonio Defensive Coordinator, 2007 American Football Coaches Association NCAA Division III Assistant Coach Of The Year (Wabash College). Allow your linebackers to have more chances to play in the 4-2-5 Defense. Coach Neathery will give you an in-depth overview of how to improve your linebackers' fundamentals. Neathery will teach you drills to improve your linebacker’s ability to tackle, block, tackle, change direction, get the ball faster, and create turnovers. To show you how drills work on the field, he also includes game footage. Neathery demonstrates front adjustments that you can make to improve your run defense. You will find detailed diagrams, game footage and coaching points. These line adjustments and solid linebacker play will give you the edge to stop any run, regardless of the scheme. 57 minutes. 2010.

Features & Benefits Find a simple approach to a complex system that may seem complicated to your competitors. While running multiple coverage plans, keep alignments and assignments simple. Cover 2, 3, and 4. Use cloud and sky concepts All alignments and coverage plans should be taught the same run-fit techniques Swarm 11 defenders around the ball You can learn to switch pass coverages quickly, giving nightmares to QBs or OCs Rick Stewart, ex-Head Coach at Porterville (CA), High School. Three losing teams made it to the playoffs. Porterville reached four consecutive playoff appearances and was back-to-back champion section. To dominate your opponents, build a multiple defense using principles of the 4-2-5 and 4-4 defenses. Rick Stewart has created a detailed video that can be used by any defense. This video shows how to create this system using basic alignment rules and minimal assignment changes. Your two inside linebackers will not need to be adjusted in any way. Coach Stewart discusses cover 2, 3, 4, and 5 with sky and cloud concepts. Whiteboard descriptions of each coverage explain the differences and show how to use them all with only minor adjustments for outside linebackers or defensive backs. He discusses route combinations, and how they are handled within each coverage. He also provides detailed descriptions of run fits and techniques that can be used in different coverage schemes. After a brief description of each coverage the emphasis shifts to the individual technique and drills. Stewart points out that the drills are determined by Stewart's playbook. Each drill is intended to replicate the game situation seen through their various defensive looks. Whiteboard diagrams will be provided along with descriptions of four drills that he uses to simulate his backpedal progression. There are also five drills that he uses for tackling, as well as seven coverage drills. These drills can be used for 1-, 3-, or 5-step routes. You will also find drills for outside linebackers, which focus on four types of block defeat, pass coverage, and tackling. Each drill is then shown on-field by players following the whiteboard session. Stewart also discusses group pursuit drills, which are performed in groups with only the outside linebackers and defensive backs. This system will make your team embody the motto "eleven helmets for one poor soul." This multi-defense allows to simplify a system that may seem complicated to your opponent. While your opponent prepares for multiple defensive strategies, your team will be able to master simple assignments. 86 minutes. 2012.

40 Minutes Baseline-to-Baseline Defense by Vic Schaefer Vic Schaefer transformed the Mississippi State women’s basketball program making it an annual national contender. Schaefer won the 2018 Naismith Women’s Coach of the Year award after leading the Bulldogs to a second consecutive national runner-up finish. In 2017, it was Schaefer’s Bulldogs that ended Connecticut’s 111-game winning streak. Now, coach Schaefer goes into detail about the intense defensive pressure his players put on opponents. In this video, you will see whiteboard discussions to show you the basics of Schaefer’s defense. He will also demonstrate with a team that is not his and then teach with his own team in live practice sessions. The video shows you how Schaefer installs his defense and how he instills the concepts. Daily Defensive Drills Coach Schaefer has a set of drills that are done daily to build the foundation of the defense. The drills include: • Defensing the Floor: a 1-on-1 full-court drill that stresses stance and positioning in defending the ball • Mirror Drill: a sprinting drill that forces a defender to get past the person with the ball and get back into on-ball defense • Shell Drill: all coaches run some form of Shell, but not with Schaefer’s attention to detail and variety Key Defensive Concepts Coach Schaefer addresses some key concepts of his defense throughout the video. He teaches each completely and then repeats it in a live action setting. These concepts are seen repeatedly in 2-on-2, 3-on-3, and 4-on-4 situations throughout practices. • Hard denials one pass away • Great ball pressure • Keeping the ball on one side of the court • Moving on the pass Zone and Press Defense Coach Schaefer then breaks down two of the defenses he uses. First is the 1-2-2 zone, which he calls “15.” You will see Schaefer detail each player’s responsibility and how the defense can morph into a 2-3 zone. From there, Coach Schaefer moves on to his full-court run and jump press. This is a high pressure defense designed to attack an opponent. In addition, Coach Schaefer discusses defending down screens, ball screen defense, defensive rebounding, and more. He includes two rebounding drills which are essentially competitions. Each drill emphasizes blocking out and moving your feet. This video is loaded with all the defensive strategies and drills you need to put together an entire defensive system.

42 Advanced Basketball Ball Handling Drills Use these Basketball Ball Handling Drills to take your game to another level! Ganon Baker is a world renowned basketball trainer that can be brought directly into your living room. Baker is a no nonsense trainer that works up a sweat even while demonstrating what to do. This DVD is not for the casual basketball player and only for those are are series about taking their game, intensity, work ethic, and training to the next level. Baker is the perfect coach to show how workouts should be done so this is a great standard setter for players training or coaches looking to motivate their players. While Bakers is skilled in many aspects of basketball he is world known for his ball handling work. Ball handling is truly the rock of every elite players game. You can only make it so far without a certain level of skill and comfort ability handling the ball. Basketball Ball Handling Drills Warm Up Series The basketball ball handling drills DVD starts with a warm up series called the Ball Wrap Series. It offers 16 drills that focus on developing players hand quickness, toughness, and coordination. Two of the more popular series included are the "NBA Dribble Moves," which highlights moves performed by former NBA stars Allen Iverson, Kobe Bryant, and Steve Nash; along with the "Moves on the Move" series which teaches players how to attack defenders in a straight line. Baker demonstrates all 42 drills in the "Magic Circle" which combines all the drills taught in a dizzying fashion. This DVD is for serious players only! C omitting to the drills and skills shown in this workout will improve your game by leaps and bounds. If you are serious about not only learning great basketball ball handling skills but also how to work hard then this DVD is for you. Prepare to sweat and be inspired! Rent this great basketball ball handling drills DVD today.

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