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Basketball Practice 1 When it comes to the very first practice session of the 2014-2015 season. You will go through a live, unedited practice video in which you will learn on working on the defense, transition, and half-court offensive execution. You will also learn the principles and fundamentals of man-to-man defense and you will learn this with the help of breakdown drills. When it comes to the 3 V 3 Circle Drill, the players will be working on the close outs, defensive positioning, and bluff and recover to help on dribble penetration. When it comes to the offensive side, there will be a mixture of exciting breakdown rills that will help you to improve passing and the shooting. You will be to learn to teach the common actions with the help of In/Out Shooting and Angle Passing drills. The 10 set plays will be used when the Bulldogs will start to develop their offensive system. The coach will explain everything so beautifully that players will be able to learn very little things that are very valuable. These little things will help achieve big goals. The best part about this program is the constant communication and teaching of the coach and his staff that will really help you. From every mistake to success, everything will be discussed. Basketball Practice 2 When it comes to the practice 2, the coach Few will continue working on the defensive system. Most of the drills will be focusing on making the intensity of the on-ball pressure better. When it comes to the Z Drill and the Snake Pit the main focus of the defenders will be keeping the ball in front of them. Now there are several drills and every drill have its own function like the Pressure Trap Drill which will teach the players about playing aggressively. The emphasize will also be on team’s coordination with one another in order to defend the ball screens with hard shows, soft shows, traps, switches, and X-outs. For the individual skill work, the team will break down by position. For the post players, they will be working on the high/low entries and will be finishing in the post. Now for the guards, they will be going through the drills which will focus on driving, spacing and relocating. Well, the guards and the bigs will be getting shots in the Gonzaga’s half-court offense that they will be simulating. The practice session will come to an end with a 5-on-5 half-court scrimmage. This is not the end as the coach will go into the detail analysis in which he will teach the Bulldogs set versus man-to-man defense. Basketball Practice 3 Now for the last practice of the program the coach will focus on the building blocks of the offensive and defensive strategies. In order to read the ball screens in the best way possible the coach will make you go through new drills specifically for this purpose this will teach the players how to quickly dismantle defensive reactions. When the coach is done with working on the fundamentals, the next thing that the Bulldogs will work on will be off-ball screens and helping on drives. Furthermore, the coach Few will also showcase an icing the pick-and-roll in this practice. Icing is a ball screen defense in the NBA that forces the ball handler, in a side pick and roll, towards the baseline and away from the middle. Gonzaga's Blue coverage is also introduced. Blue is a big-on-big double on the post and this is when the offense has two inside and three on the perimeter. The coach will also make you learn the art of trapping and rotation. The Bulldogs will be using a scoring system that will reward the defense in many ways and for that purpose the coach will be using the 4-on-4 shell drill. Rent this basketball practice DVD today.

Man to Man Offense Basketball DVD - Allowing Your Players Freedom on the Court The trend in modern basketball is to play a positionless style where all players are basically equally skilled and able to handle the basketball, pass, shoot, and post up and play inside. In order for the positionless offense to work, players must have the skills necessary and they must buy in to the approach. Triton College head coach Steve Christiansen discusses player freedom in this man to man offense baskestball video and how to incorporate it into your own system regardless of the scheme. Coach Christiansen explains the benefits of giving players freedom which allows coaches to create buy-in and, ultimately, positionless players. Basketball Practice Drills The presentation begins with Coach Christiansen explaining his coaching philosophy and why he allows players freedom on the court. His discussion provides some insight and ideas that can hopefully generate some thought in regards to your own coaching philosophy. Coach Christiansen then moves into his favorite practice drills. He starts with ball handling drills which helps develop the skills needed to play with freedom in a positionless offense. The drills progress to full-court action with an emphasis on freedom. You will watch two drills that work on decision making. The drills incorporate the ball handling skills practiced in the earlier drills. The Drive-and-Dish drill works from a 2-on-1 situation where players learn to be aggressive and read a defense all while maintaining the idea of freedom. The Cut Throat Drill is another favorite as it promotes competition and can be customized to emphasize offense or defense. It is one of several that Christiansen reviews in this segment. Man to Man Offense Basketball The presentation concludes with Coach Christiansen outlining his man-to-man offense. Players are taught to make plays from a 4-out, 1-in setup. The offense is simple to learn and allows players the type of freedom that Christiansen talks about throughout the presentation. Coach Christiansen adds in a passing drill that teaches players the flow of the offense. The idea with Christiansen’s drills, especially those that work on the man-to-man offense, is to allow players to grow and develop as they work on their game. Too often, coaches can stand in the way of players reaching their potential. Coach Christiansen shows you how to maximize player freedom in a simple offense that can help your program excel. Rent this man to man offense basketball DVD today.

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In this article, Coach Nick Pasqua delves into the intricacies of using the 1-3-1 half-court zone defense as a tool for changing the pace of a game and slowing down opposing offenses. He explains the positioning of players, their individual assignments, and movements within the defense, as well as key rules to follow. He also provides valuable insight into when to switch to other defenses, such as the 2-3 zone or man-to-man, depending on the situation. Coach Pasqua begins by discussing the role of the top defender (#3) in the zone, who is positioned between the extended lane lines in the middle of the floor and is responsible for making the ball handler uncomfortable by stunting towards the ball. The forwards (#1 and #2) play flat across the middle, using the three-point line as a restraint, while the center (#5) stays between the ball handler and the basket. The bottom defender (#4) stays one step outside the lane line on the same side as the ball. Coach Pasqua then delves into adjustments that offenses may make to the 1-3-1 defense, and provides ways to counter those adjustments, such as how to defend skip passes, passes to the middle of the floor, and ball screens. He also breaks down the installation of the defense, including drills to teach and perfect it. One of the drills Coach Pasqua demonstrates is the 1-3-1 Defense 4-on-4 Drill, which emphasizes stunting at the ball, stunting at passes, and filling gaps. The key teaching points of this drill include close-outs on the ball with one hand and how to use "hit and get" technique during rebounding opportunities when a shot is taken. In a 5-on-5 live-action sequence, Coach Pasqua teaches ball screen defense and stresses that when ball screens are used against a zone defense, man-to-man principles should be applied. He demonstrates several defensive slides and movements that can thwart these offensive attempts to open up scoring opportunities. Throughout the article, Coach Pasqua provides valuable insight, drawing on his experience as the Head Coach at Converse University, as well as his tenure at Wesleyan University, where he compiled a 49-26 record over 4 seasons, led the Warriors to a 20-win season in 2020, and won the school's first ever Conference Carolinas Tournament Championship in 2020. He also shares his experience as Tusculum Head Coach from 2016 to 2017, where he set a school record for most three-pointers made and attempted in a season in 2017. He also played collegiately at King University.

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coach Miller’s Feats In The Basket Ball World Are Such That Has Left Indelible Marks In The Minds Of So Many Lovers Of The Game. In All Of College Basketball Teams, Coach Miller’s High-octane Offensive Teams At Dayton Have Been Named As One Of The Most Feared Teams. Overtime, Coach Miller Developed An Intense Shooting Program That Aims At Stretching A Player's Talents To Bring Out The Best In His Players. In This Video, Coach Miller Showcased Some The Strategies That Made His Teams’ Tough; Which Is Putting Pressure On Opponents With Their Ability To Shoot The 3-ball. Follow This Presentation And You Will Learn What He Does To Keep His Team Motivated. you Will Also Explore The Shooting Program Criteria And The Perimeter Shooting Basketball Strategies Especially The Hubie Browns Drilling Skills. This On-the-move Drill Video Will Help You Focus On The Fundamentals Of Your Footwork; Wing To Wing, Top To Top And Wing To Other Wing Shots Are Taken. There Is Also A Meticulous Charting Program That Can Tangibly Help The Players Monitor Their Growth As A Shooter Throughout The Course Of The 6-week Session. towards The End Of The Video, Coach Miller Introduced Two More Game-like Post Shooting Drills Which Are Easy To Implement Or Practice And Can Instantly Help Your Team Develop The Required Skills For Any Game. Are You A Smart Coach Who Is Looking To Build Capable Players Who Would Become A Scoring Threat Out To 3-point Range? This Video Has Been Made With You In Mind!

  The Attack & Counter Skill Development System: Take Your Game to the Next Level If you're a basketball player looking to elevate your skills on the court, then you're in luck. NBA skills coach Don Kelbick has designed a one-of-a-kind skill development program called the Attack and Counter System that can help players at all levels and positions improve their game. In this article, we'll delve into the details of this comprehensive system and explore how it can transform your basketball abilities. Mastering the Attack and Counter Philosophy The Attack and Counter System is built upon a simple yet powerful philosophy: "attack" and then "counter." This means that players learn how to make aggressive moves on offense and quickly adjust their strategy based on the defense's reaction. By mastering this approach, players can enhance their shooting, ballhandling, footwork, perimeter moves, post moves, finishing, aggressiveness, quickness, confidence, mentality, and overall game. Simplicity: The Key to Success One of the remarkable aspects of the Attack and Counter System is its simplicity. While other skill development programs can be overwhelming and complicated, this system breaks down the game into easy-to-understand concepts that players of all levels can grasp. NBA and professional players have benefited from this program, attesting to its effectiveness and efficiency. As Albert Einstein once said, "If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough." Don Kelbick's deep understanding of basketball and player development allows him to simplify complex moves, mentalities, and practice techniques. This unique and genius approach has helped thousands of players, ranging from youth-level athletes to NBA professionals, reach their full potential. Suitable for Players, Coaches, and Trainers The Attack and Counter System isn't limited to individual players alone. It is a versatile program that can benefit team coaches and trainers as well. Whether you're an aspiring player looking to improve your skills, a coach seeking effective training methods for your team, or a trainer aiming to enhance your expertise, this system provides valuable insights and techniques. What You'll Gain from the Attack and Counter System The Attack and Counter System offers a comprehensive learning experience through its Video 4-Pack and eBook. Let's take a closer look at what each chapter has to offer: Chapter 1: Introduction (6 minutes) In this chapter, Don Kelbick provides an overview of the Attack and Counter System and sets the expectations for what you'll learn. Here are some key highlights: The development and rationale behind the Attack & Counter system. How the system accelerates skill development by reducing the number of things players need to learn. The game-simplifying nature of the system. The definition of a good player and why simplifying the game leads to greatness. Techniques for practicing game-like drills when you don't have a partner. Strategies for more efficient practice sessions. Chapter 2: Introduction to Footwork and Mentality (61 minutes) This chapter serves as the foundation for player development. You'll delve into the fundamentals of attacking techniques, footwork, and mentality. Here's what you can expect to learn: Techniques for improving footwork efficiency. Tips for enhancing your first step quickness. Strategies to simplify your decision-making process and eliminate indecision on the court. Methods for developing an aggressive mentality. Approaches to boosting confidence. The art of impeccable footwork. Insights into how professional players simplify their attack and decision-making process. How pros utilize footwork to outsmart defenders and gain an advantage over the defense. Once you've completed this chapter, you'll have a solid foundation in footwork that you can apply in various game situations. The subsequent chapters will build upon this foundation, demonstrating how the same footwork and mentality can be utilized in different contexts, ultimately accelerating your learning and development process. Chapter 3: Length & Angles (19 minutes) After mastering footwork, it's time to focus on developing length and taking better angles on the court. Speed and quickness are essential in basketball, and this chapter will teach you how to beat your defender with your first step, separate with the ball, and move in straight lines. Key takeaways from this chapter include: Unique drills designed to enhance length and angle control. The impact of these drills on your mentality and confidence. Chapter 4: Ballhandling & Warm Up (40 minutes) Having understood the foundational aspects of footwork, mentality, length, and angles, it's time to apply these concepts to your ballhandling and 1-on-1 dribbling moves. This chapter will cover: Techniques for attacking defenders off the dribble. Strategies to develop a quicker and more efficient first step. The crucial element that can help you beat your defender. Utilizing footwork to create separation and set up scoring opportunities. Comprehensive ballhandling skills improvement. Multi-tasking to save time and accelerate skill development. Turning your warm-up into a skill development session. Various ballhandling drills suitable for individual or team practice. Chapter 5: Shooting (33 minutes) When it comes to shooting, Don Kelbick has a unique and straightforward approach that can boost your confidence and mentality. This chapter will cover: Common mistakes made during solo shooting practice and how to avoid them. Making your shooting workouts more game-like. Efficient practice techniques to maximize your training time. Building rhythm and improving consistency in your shooting. The three keys to becoming a great shooter. Understanding the impact of arc on shooting percentage. The significance of proper footwork in shooting mechanics. Developing consistent footwork for better shooting results. Exploring the mental aspects of shooting. Overcoming shooting challenges caused by feet and mindset. Establishing a consistent shooting form. The influence of the "law of inertia" on shooting percentage. Foundational shooting drills and their progressions and variations. Chapter 6: Post Play (53 minutes) This chapter focuses on the specifics of post play, building upon the footwork and mentality introduced in Chapter 2. You'll learn: Seven drills tailored for post players, along with progressions and variations for each drill. Four essential rules for getting open in the post. Techniques to create openings in the low post and high post. Strategies for dealing with defenders playing low, high, or in front. Utilizing footwork to seal and establish position in the post. Controlling the defense and dictating the game. Developing an aggressive mentality for successful post play. Understanding the mental aspects associated with playing in the post. Effective scoring techniques in the post. Applying footwork in the high post and short corner. Chapter 7: Perimeter Play & Triple Threat (41 minutes) Transitioning to the perimeter, this chapter teaches you how to apply the Attack and Counter Concepts effectively. By building on the footwork and mental aspects learned in Chapter 2, you'll develop your perimeter skills at an accelerated pace. Here's what you'll learn: Four drills with progressions for improving your perimeter play and footwork. Techniques to beat defenders from the triple threat position. Enhancing footwork efficiency on the perimeter. Establishing a quicker and more efficient first step. Creating separation after your initial move for better scoring opportunities. Utilizing footwork to create space against tight defense. Simplifying and improving your triple threat attack for increased scoring. Controlling and dictating the defense with your footwork. Developing an aggressive mentality on the perimeter. Understanding the mental aspects associated with perimeter play. Expanding court vision and becoming a greater offensive threat. Ball protection techniques. Enhancing your explosive first step. Chapter 8: Shooting & Getting Open (39 minutes) Regardless of your shooting prowess, getting open on the court is essential to have scoring opportunities. This chapter focuses on using footwork and changes in speed to create openings and move without the ball. Key takeaways include: Simulating game shots during practice sessions. Controlling the defender while making cuts. Strategically positioning yourself to receive the ball where you want it. Utilizing footwork, particularly the V-cut, to get open. Incorporating footwork to improve movement without the ball. Maximizing footwork to enhance your shooting. Ensuring game-like shooting practice. Optimizing footwork for consistent shooting. The mental aspect of shooting and maintaining focus. Correcting common shooting mistakes related to footwork and mindset. Incorporating foundational shooting drills with progressions and variations. Chapter 9: Mastering Screens and Footwork (56 minutes) In this chapter, you'll dive into the art of getting open with screens and discover how the footwork you learned in Chapter 2 applies to utilizing screens effectively. Whether you're a player or a coach, this section provides valuable insights into setting and using screens of various types. Coach Kelbick covers the following topics: Ball screens, down screens, flare screens, zipper screens, zipper flare, zipper ball screen, new york screens, and corner pin: understanding the fundamentals and proper execution of each type of screen. Applying the footwork techniques learned in Chapter 2 to maximize the effectiveness of each screen. Simplifying the use and reading of screens by teaching a "base attack move." Reading and countering the defense for different screen situations. Creating space through footwork when coming off a screen. Applying perimeter concepts from Chapter 7 to your attack after catching the ball off a screen. Designing combo drills that integrate screen usage, getting open, offensive tactics, perimeter moves, shooting, and ballhandling for efficient and multi-faceted practice sessions. Exploring 8 combo drills (with numerous variations) that focus on screening, shooting, perimeter moves, and ballhandling. Chapter 10: Excelling in Fast Break Situations (24 minutes) This chapter delves into the essential components of fast break basketball, providing drills and techniques to sharpen your skills in this dynamic aspect of the game. Highlights of this chapter include: Maximizing your fast break shooting practice efficiency and repetition by eliminating the need to run the full length of the court. Understanding the fundamental principles of running the fast break. Mastering the art of shooting off the fast break. Engaging in 6 fast break shooting drills with progressions tailored to enhance your fast break performance. Chapter 11: Dynamic Ball Handling and Shooting Drills (27 minutes) In this chapter, you'll discover an additional set of 15 drills that focus on developing your ballhandling and shooting abilities. These drills are versatile, incorporating elements of ballhandling, offense, conditioning, and shooting. Whether you're training individually, with a team, or at a camp, these drills can be seamlessly integrated into your workouts and practice sessions. Chapter 12: Enhancing Post Play Skills (30 minutes) This chapter provides 10 more drills to boost your post play skills. These drills target essential aspects such as mentality, conditioning, footwork, aggressiveness, and scoring in the post. As an added bonus, you'll witness a sample workout where Don works with two post players, demonstrating the drills in action. Chapter 13: Insights for Coaches and Players (15 minutes) This crucial chapter addresses common questions and concerns that may arise after watching the videos. Coach Kelbick clarifies the Attack Counter Concepts, advises on incorporating the drills into practice sessions, teaches shot selection, emphasizes the importance of immediate action on the court, provides guidance on when to implement the system, and offers valuable tips to make the most out of the program. This chapter serves as a valuable resource that ties everything together and addresses common queries. Chapter 14: Final Thoughts and Next Steps (4 minutes) Coach Kelbick wraps up the program by sharing some closing thoughts and providing guidance on the next steps you should take as a player, coach, or trainer. These insights will help you consolidate your learnings and develop a plan for continued growth and improvement. Over 50 Drills and Dozens of Variations The Attack & Counter System offers a wide array of skill-building drills, totaling over 50, with numerous variations to keep your training sessions dynamic and engaging. These drills encompass various aspects of the game, ensuring comprehensive development in the following areas: Ballhandling Finishing Shooting Post moves Footwork Perimeter moves Getting open Screening Offense Fast break Competitive Conditioning Quickness The flexibility of these drills allows you to adapt them to different skill levels, positions, and player numbers. Whether you're working individually, with a partner of similar ability, or in a team setting, the Attack & Counter System provides drills suitable for your specific needs. Flexible for Coaches and Players Coaches can seamlessly integrate the Attack & Counter System into their practice plans. The system accommodates varying numbers of players, ranging from one-on-one sessions to large groups of 30 or more. It caters to players of different ages, genders, positions, and skill levels simultaneously. Post players, perimeter players, and point guards can work together, fostering a collaborative and inclusive training environment. The system's unique drills promote flexibility and efficiency in coaching. For players, the Attack & Counter System offers exceptional versatility. Whether you're training alone, with a partner of a similar skill level, or even with a non-basketball-playing friend, this system allows you to enhance your skills independently. Unlike other programs that rely on partners or passers, this system enables players to train effectively in various situations. With just a ball, a flat surface, and a hoop (indoor or outdoor), you can embark on your journey to improvement. Works for All Positions One of the remarkable aspects of the Attack & Counter System is its applicability to all positions. The footwork, mentality, and skill development remain consistent across positions. This unique approach allows players to seamlessly transition between different roles on the court. Whether you're a point guard or a post player, the system equips you with the necessary footwork and skills to adapt quickly. The Attack & Counter System unifies players under a common skill set, empowering them to excel regardless of their position. Today's point guard may become tomorrow's post player, and vice versa. Simplicity and Rapid Development The Attack & Counter System embraces simplicity as a guiding principle. Based on the study of professional players, Coach Kelbick observed that the greatest players, regardless of size, simplified their approach to the game. Drawing inspiration from this concept, Coach Kelbick integrated it into his skill development program. By streamlining post moves, perimeter moves, triple threat moves, and 1-on-1 dribble moves, players can focus on perfecting their skills and accelerating their development. The simplified approach allows players to progress quickly by reducing the learning curve and refining their techniques. Enhanced Coaching Efficiency In addition to benefiting players, the Attack & Counter System streamlines coaching processes. Coaches no longer need to teach different moves to post players and guards. Instead, all players learn the same moves that are equally effective, if not more so. This simplifies the coaching process and enables coaches to run more efficient practices. By building on previously learned knowledge and skills, the system fosters faster learning and development among players. This progressive approach builds confidence and ensures consistent growth. Emphasis on Footwork, Mentality, and All-Around Skill While many programs overlook footwork and mentality, the Attack and Counter System places significant emphasis on these crucial aspects. Coach Kelbick believes that footwork and mentality are key to becoming a great player. Consequently, the system thoroughly covers various skill development areas, reinforcing footwork techniques and cultivating a winning mindset. Who Can Benefit from the Attack & Counter System? The Attack & Counter System is suitable for a variety of individuals, including: Coaches working with teams from the youth level to college: Whether you're coaching a youth basketball team or a college squad, the Attack & Counter System provides valuable tools and techniques to enhance your players' skills and overall performance. Skill development trainers: Trainers who specialize in improving basketball skills can utilize the Attack & Counter System to design effective and engaging training sessions for their clients. The system's versatility and comprehensive approach make it a valuable resource for skill development professionals. Players seeking skill improvement: The Attack & Counter System is ideal for players who are mature enough and motivated to take their skills to the next level. From middle school to college, players can benefit from the system's emphasis on footwork, ballhandling, and all-around skill development. Parents of players: Parents who want to support their child's basketball journey can use the Attack & Counter System as a resource to assist in their child's skill development. Whether your child is a beginner or an advanced player, the system provides valuable guidance and drills for their improvement. The Attack & Counter System: Suitable for All Positions and Skill Levels One of the system's greatest strengths is its versatility across positions and skill levels. It caters to players of all positions, including point guards, perimeter players, shooting guards, forwards, and centers. The system's principles apply to both boys and girls, enabling individuals of all genders to benefit from its techniques and drills. For youth players, the Attack & Counter System emphasizes basic footwork and ballhandling skills, focusing on their proximity to the basket. As players progress and become more advanced, they can incorporate more challenging footwork and ballhandling techniques to enhance their game. The system recognizes that players may transition between positions over time. For example, a guard today may become a post player in the future. By utilizing the same footwork and moves learned in the post, players can seamlessly adapt to different positions. This flexibility is a key advantage of the Attack & Counter System, as it simplifies the game for players and allows them to apply their skills across various roles on the court. Thousands of individuals, including men, women, boys, and girls, have successfully utilized the Attack & Counter System at various age levels. Its widespread effectiveness and applicability have made it a trusted resource for basketball skill development. No matter your role in basketball, whether as a coach, trainer, player, or parent, the Attack & Counter System offers valuable insights and techniques to elevate your skills and take your game to new heights. By following the comprehensive curriculum of the Attack and Counter System, players, coaches, and trainers can unlock their potential on the basketball court. Don Kelbick's expertise and unique approach have simplified the game, making it more accessible and effective for players at all levels. So, whether you're a beginner looking to improve your fundamentals or an advanced player aiming to take your skills to new heights, the Attack and Counter System is your pathway to success. In conclusion, the Attack and Counter System, developed by NBA skills coach Don Kelbick, is a remarkable skill development program that can transform your basketball abilities. With its "attack" and "counter" philosophy, simplified approach, and focus on essential skills such as shooting, ballhandling, footwork, and mentality, this system has proven effective for players at all levels. By following the curriculum provided in the Video 4-Pack and eBook, you can accelerate your learning and development process, becoming a more confident and versatile player on the court. Whether you're an individual player, a team coach, or a trainer, the Attack and Counter System has something to offer for everyone looking to enhance their basketball skills. So lace up your sneakers, grab a basketball, and get ready to take your game to the next level!

4-Out 1-In Attack and React Offense, Volume 2 Andrew Grantz, creator of the Attack & React Offense, provides this update to the offense to help simplify coaches’ and players’ understanding of how to react. No longer is the offense restricted to varsity level teams. The offense can be taught at lower levels and adjusted as players develop through the system. Coach Grantz, now the head boys’ basketball coach at Fort Myers HS in Florida, spent several years developing the Attack & React offense while serving as an assistant coach at Indiana University Southeast and as a head coach at Our Lady of Providence HS in Indiana. The offense is based primarily on the dribble drive concept, but Grantz expands and simplifies the offense by changing alignments, spacing aspects, and more in this updated version of the offense. 188 Minutes of the Attack and React Offense In this 188-minute video, Coach Grantz uses whiteboard diagrams and 5-on-5 demonstrations to lay out all 18 phases of the Attack & React offense. He starts with the foundational phases again, but goes into greater detail. This updated version of the offense features various screening angles, cut types, and other components that are all designed to put more pressure on a defense. You will see four different cut spots that create better decision making habits among your players. These cuts spots also help maintain NBA level spacing and create better attacking lanes. Coach Grantz has also changed his driving line, which will now create even more backdoor opportunities. The whole three-hour-plus video is designed to enhance and expand your knowledge of the Attack & React offense. Imagine keeping the same base offense each year but changing the additional phases based upon the strengths and weaknesses of your players. Imagine developing your players and their offensive capabilities because the offense is so simple. Now, all of that is possible with Coach Grantz’s video. Rent the Attack and React Offense Volume 2 today.

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4-Out 1-In Attack and React Offense: Attacking Drills & Skills Andrew Grantz, current head boys’ basketball coach at Fort Myers HS (FL), is the creator of the Attack & React Offense, one that has taken the basketball world by storm. This video helps you discover how to incorporate skill development into the basic phases of the offense. Coach Grantz developed the system while serving as an assistant at Indiana University Southeast and as the head coach at Our Lady of Providence HS (IN). He will help you build your players’ confidence in a wide range of offensive skills all geared at attacking opposing defenses. In the video, Coach Grantz will show you perimeter-based drills that focus on footwork, ball handling, shooting, and passing. Drills for post players include training their ability to finish high and strong at the rim. They will also work on the power dribble, the jump hook, and the up-and-under. In the end, Coach Grantz wants to help you develop players that have an attacking mentality by passing quicker, shooting with more confidence, and handling the ball against any defense. 5 Phases of the Attack and React Offense There are five basic phases in the Attack and React Offense. Coach Grantz places all of the skill development into these five phases. He offers insight into each drill in an effort to help you and your players learn how to successfully run it. The five phases of the offense are: Phase 1: Breakdown Drills. Develop the habits needed to run the offense effectively. These drills work on the 4-out actions but also reinforce the fundamentals covered earlier in the video. Phase 2: Pass and cut. Players learn to read defenders and decide if they should use a backdoor cut. Phase 3: Post Entry Drills. Features three versions of the Laker cut. Phase 4: Baseline Drive (C Gap). Works on baseline penetration and a lob pass at the rim to the post player or drift to the opposite wing. Phase 5: Backdoor. Teaches players to recognize opportunities to make backdoor cuts. In 105 minutes, Coach Grantz does an excellent job of showing players how to play the game and be more effective as an offensive player. Players learn to read off of one another and they pass, cut, and look to create scoring opportunities. If you are looking to increase your team’s overall offensive efficiency, Coach Grantz’s video is a step in the right direction. Rent this Attack and React Offense Drills DVD today.

4-Out 1-In Attack and React Offense: Transition and Zone Offense Attack and React Offense founder Andrew Grantz provides an inside look at how his unique style of offense can be used in a multitude of ways. In this video, Coach Grantz – now the head boys’ basketball coach at Fort Myers HS in Florida – uses on-court demonstration to show you how his offense can break a press, be used in transition, and serve as a highly effective half-court zone offense. Coach Grantz spent several years as an assistant coach at Indiana University Southeast and as a head coach at Our Lady of Providence HS (IN) while creating the Attack & React. You will see in this video how his attack can serve as an entire offense simplifying your playbook all while making your players more efficient. Transition Offense The ease of the Attack and React offense allows players to create scoring opportunities at any time. When flowing from the offense into transition for example, players do not follow a set pattern. Instead, players fall into five positions – any player can fall into any position – in an effort to create a scoring chance. Coach Grantz will also show you how to flow right into the secondary break so you do not have to install more plays for your offense to remember. Delay Game One aspect of the game that many coaches often overlook is the delay game. Coach Grantz shows you how to implement a delay that uses the same principles as the Attack & React Offense. Grantz also shows you two simple rules for creating more offensive rebounding opportunities. Attack and React Zone Offense Teams that have adapted to the Attack and React Offense attempt to slow down the offense by playing zone. In this segment, Coach Grantz shows you how to attack both the 2-3 and 1-3-1 zone defenses with the Attack & React. You will see how to attack gaps in the defense and look for pitch outs and open jumpers. Coach Grantz also shows teams how to use the dribble, the ball screen, and the shuffle cut to attack these zone defenses. When teams overplay on defense, Coach Grantz demonstrates the effectiveness of the backdoor cut. Proper backdoor cuts will earn the respect of opponents and prevent them from overplaying. You will see in this 61-minute video that Coach Grantz has an answer for anything a zone defense can throw at him. His Attack & React offense is full of the tools necessary to put up points against any defense. Rent this Attack and React Offense DVD today.

Attack & Pack Defense Andrew Grantz wanted to combine the elements of the best defenses and combine their principles into an unstoppable force. He did it with the creation of the Attack and Pack Defense, which takes the best of full-court pressure and trapping defenses and combines it with the half-court mentality of the Pack Line defense. Grantz is the head coach at Our Lady of Providence (IN) HS in Indiana and has developed a style of defense that forces opponents to the sidelines and baseline. In this video, Coach Grantz breaks down every half-court possibility as he teaches a defense that is very boxer-like – it punches when aggressive and looks for places to jab. Basic Principles of the Attack & Pack Defense Coach Grantz explains the foundation of the defense, which is to prevent opponents from getting shots in the lane and forcing contested mid-range jump shots. He begins with the basic defensive stance and teaches players how to take away touches in the paint. The emphasis is on proper technique in closeouts and forcing shooter to put the ball on the floor and got to the baseline. Closeout Drills The closeout is so important Coach Grantz spends time discussing stance, footwork, hands, and lateral quickness related to technique. He shows the Continuous Closeout drill and a full-court 1-on-1 drill. Players learn to pressure and contain an opponent anywhere on the floor. Shell Defense Everything builds up to the shell drill which helps to demonstrated help side rotations on a drive and how to close out on a skip pass. The Blackhawk Drill teaches players to jump from the pack to on-ball defense and then back again. Attack & Pack vs Various Actions Using a 5-on-5 half-court setting, Coach Grantz demonstrates every possible action that could be used to beat the defense. This will help the defense take away what the offense does best and prevent drives into the middle. Pressing You will also see how to use an aggressive press that can transition right into your half-court pack defense. You’ll see three versions of the full-court press that combine principles from a 1-2-1-1 and the run-and-jump. Coach Grantz also shows you a press designed to keep the ball away from a good point guard. Coach Grantz’s defense is aggressive and combines the best of many defensive concepts into one that can make your team one opponents will dread.

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