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  Rental Term Highlights  We only rent DVDs in the USA.  No rental DVD orders will be mailed outside the USA. This DVD is for rent only and is not for sale.   Before you can rent a DVD, you must download and submit a Rental Membership form. This is a one time requirement. No monthly subscription fee is required. 5 Day (Single Titles) or 10 Day (DVD Sets) Viewing Period FREE Shipping! The price of the rental includes shipping and return shipping. There are no shipping charges added on either way.

  Rental Term Highlights  We only rent DVDs in the USA.  No rental DVD orders will be mailed outside the USA. This DVD is for rent only and is not for sale.   Before you can rent a DVD, you must download and submit a Rental Membership form. This is a one time requirement. No monthly subscription fee is required. 5 Day (Single Titles) or 10 Day (DVD Sets) Viewing Period FREE Shipping! The price of the rental includes shipping and return shipping. There are no shipping charges added on either way.  

  Rental Term Highlights  We only rent DVDs in the USA.  No rental DVD orders will be mailed outside the USA. This DVD is for rent only and is not for sale.   Before you can rent a DVD, you must download and submit a Rental Membership form. This is a one time requirement. No monthly subscription fee is required. 5 Day (Single Titles) or 10 Day (DVD Sets) Viewing Period FREE Shipping! The price of the rental includes shipping and return shipping. There are no shipping charges added on either way.

Six areas to sharpen the skills of your players To keep your players focused during practice, incorporate a variety drills Andy Kennedy, 2007 SEC Coach-of-the Year, shares his practice ideas and insights You can hold your players responsible for improving with Coach Kennedy's 15 best practice drills. You can use Kennedy's drills to improve the skills of your athletes in six areas. ball handling Rebounding Ball screens fast breaks closeouts help defense Kennedy's weak-side rebounding drill is a highlight of this DVD. It can be used to train your players and improve their ability to spot weak shots. Kennedy's extraordinary ball screen breakdown drill provides instruction on pick, roll, pick and pop, and slip screen actions. Avoid complacency in your practice by using Kennedy's full court fast-break drill. This allows your players to focus on both the defensive and offensive sides of the ball. To foster communication and cover the open man, use game speed drills like the closeout or help and recover defense drills. These drills can be used as ingredients for a focused, effective practice. 66 minutes. 2009.

Steve Smith: Drills to Build Man-to-Man Defense If you are looking to improve the quality of your man-to-man defense, this video by Oak Hill Academy (VA) head coach Steve Smith is the perfect place to start. Coach Smith has a long history of producing winners as well as some of the nation’s best talent. Over 100 NCAA Division I players and 15 NBA stars including the likes of Jerry Stackhouse, Carmelo Anthony, and Kevin Durant have played for Smith. Each was well-versed in Smith’s man-to-man defense. You will watch as Coach Smith demonstrates in this clinic video 14 different defensive drills all geared toward building a high-level man-to-man defense. Coach Smith emphasizes a number of key concepts including the close out, pushing the ball to the wing, and basic help defense. You will learn how you can improve your man-to-man defense using 1-on-1, 2-on-2, 3-on-3, and 4-on-4 drills Coach Smith incorporates an element of competition in these drills by charting the results and using the clock to create a more game-like atmosphere. Each drill is intensified and players are motivated to perform at their very best at all times. Coaching points throughout the drills include basics such as footwork, help position and more advanced concepts like handling ball screens, post defense, and more. With over 750 career wins and a number of national championships and other coaching awards, Smith is well-respected as a teacher of man defense. Improve your defensive fundamentals with this 71-minute clinic video.

Competing with Undersized Players Most teams are not blessed with superior size and athletic talent on a year-in, year-out basis. Matt Hixenbaugh has won wherever he has been by using some very simple offensive and defensive tactics. He shows you how in this video. Coach Hixenbaugh went 57-28 at Trinity Prep in Florida and 45-16 at Winter Park HS where he also won a 6A State Coach of the Year award. In this video, he teaches some basic offensive actions that help build players’ skills and confidence. Inverted Offense Basketball Coach Hixenbaugh shows you the Inverted Offense basketball system, which is part motion and part read-and-react. He brings bigger players away from the basket, which also brings bigger defenders away from the basket. The keys to the system are: Flexibility in player placement in order to attack the opponent’s weakest link Achieve makeable shots, primarily layups, that are created by design within the scheme Use the ball movement and motion to control tempo and eliminate turnovers Eliminate a size disadvantage by inverting guards and posts Using 5-on-0 actions, you will see how Coach Hixenbaugh uses three breakdown drills and three buildup drills to teach the inverted basketball offense. As the drills progress, a new player is added as is a new layer to the offense. Players learn to read the defense and take what is given. The offensive segment ends with a 5-on-5 scrimmage where the scoring system is changed to reinforce Coach Hixenbaugh’s offensive philosophy. “Tipping” Zone Defensive Tactics On defense, Coach Hixenbaugh shows you how to “tip” your zone defense toward the opponent’s best player. This helps to improve rebounding against bigger teams. The zone is a modified version of a 3-2 zone where the bottom defenders are to “tip” the rebound to a teammate. Coaches around the country are at the mercy of the players they get in their program. They are not all blessed with great athletic talent, but that doesn’t mean they can’t be competitive. Gaining an edge can make the difference and Coach Hixenbaugh shows you how in this video.

Competitive Basketball Drills for Creating Energy in Your Gym Frank Alloco built a high school powerhouse at De La Salle HS in California where he won two state championships and earned a couple of national coach of the year honors. In this video, Coach Alloco gets into his coaching philosophy and how he uses breakdown drills to install his offensive and defensive systems. He shows you the drill progressions starting from 1-on-1, to 2-on-2, and eventually 5-on-5. You’ll see Coach Alloco teach the drills in great detail in a live setting. Coaching Today’s Athlete Coach Alloco introduces his presentation by talking about how today’s athlete is much different than even 10 years ago. He starts with some philosophical statements and quotes that have helped him bridge the gap between generations. These include: The mindset and attitude of today’s player Seasonal opportunities and when to “rebirth” a program Drill types and the decline in fundamental emphasis Offensive Transition You will see Coach Alloco demonstrate three drills that he uses to teach transition offense. The drills will help: Teach your team to the get the ball out of the net quickly and up the floor Learn to attack the defense in transition in even and disadvantage situations Teach your players how to relieve pressure while still playing fast Rebounding Drills Three different rebounding drills are demonstrated through a series of breakdown drills. Each ends with a game-like rebound and incorporates other facets of the game like closeouts. The 3-on-3 Triangle Rebounding drill teaches players to box out from different angles. Defensive Fundamentals Players should understand the easiest shots in basketball are the ones closest to the hoop. Knowing that, they should always work to keep the ball out of the paint and away from the basket. Coach Allocco emphasizes this in game-like drills that teach your players to: Closeout, play on-ball and off-ball defense, and double the low post Stop the ball in transition and play in a disadvantaged situation Communicate on defense Coach Allocco ties his entire defensive philosophy together in a 5-on-5 Identity drill, where players are put in game-like situations. Coach Allocco’s detail oriented teaching style can help you build your own drill progressions to teach your team to compete at a championship level. Rent this competitive basketball drills DVD today.

Competitive Drills for Man-to-Man Defense If you are looking to improve your man-to-man defense, this is the video for you. Ben Jacobson, head basketball coach at the University of Northern Iowa, will help you create a defensive philosophy that will shut down opponents. Coach Jacobson is a two-time Missouri Valley Coach of the Year who took his Panthers to the Sweet 16 in 2010 using an intense, tough man-to-man defense that held opponents to just 63.5 points per game that season. If you have been searching for your team’s defensive identity, Coach Jacobson can help you find it. Coach Jacobson will help you organize your practice so that you improve the effectiveness of your defensive practice time. The four key principles of his quarter-court defense are revealed as well as 10 different defensive drills. These drills provide the foundation as you plan your defensive practice time. The drills begin at the very basic level from 1-on-0 the whole way to a full 5-on-5 situation. Coach Jacobson preaches working on the fundamentals of defense which include maintaining balance, keeping feet on the ground, and squaring up to defenders. He also emphasizes teamwork. Players must learn to communicate in order to be good defenders. These drills also work on pressuring the ball, developing a closed stance to gain an advantage in a short close out, and moving with the ball as it is being moved. Coach Jacobson’s drills advance to 5-on-5 situations which become more game-like. These drills will help you increase your team’s intensity and overall toughness on defense. Pressuring the ball, contesting shots, and maintaining good baseline defense are all keys to Northern Iowa’s success on defense. Coach Jacobson’s philosophy can be adapted to your program and bring you similar success. 65 minutes. 2010.

You can learn everything you need about the skill development of players from National Champion coach Billy Donovan Short sessions of practice outside help players develop individual skills. Five drills that focus on individual shooting, passing, cutting and individual moves. The Florida Gators won back-to-back National Championships thanks to Billy Donovan's tireless work ethic and leadership. This success can only be achieved by a dedication to personal improvement each day. His reputation as an outstanding teacher of the game has been built on his ability to make players stronger, more efficient and more effective on offense. Donovan holds 30-40 minute sessions in the off-practice to teach perimeter, shooting, dribbling and post play skills. Five drills are used to develop skill. Five drills are designed to improve individual shooting, passing, cutting and individual moves. They also focus on conditioning, pivoting from the perimeter, and post-play development. This five-drill series is the key to DonovanÕs success in Florida. This video course offers a challenging and competitive plan for player development. 70 minutes. 2008.

Competitive Basketball Drills with Shaka Smart Coach Shaka Smart is one Coach that has demonstrated an extraordinary talent for building a basketball program subsequent to creating a reputation for the Virginia Commonwealth University at the national level. For Coach Shaka, the “critical piece to the success of any program is maximizing the development of the player's athleticism, mentality, and skills.” In this competitive basketball drills DVD, Coach Smart disclosed his philosophy and the techniques behind creating an enabling environment where a player will take responsibility and be dedicated to his/her personal development and at the same time, takes ownership of his game with ease. Competitive Basketball Drills for Individual Training Using an individual workout setting, Coach Smart illustrated a package of skills with each showcasing the requisite 'standards' that must be followed so as to beat any penetration. He went on to share his own program's records and how to make meeting and exceeding each standard super fun. Throughout the video, Coach Smart illustrated up to 10 competitive basketball drills with his expert commentary on the guidelines, objectives, and the course outlines  for every of the individual skills being developed.  Follow this short presentation and learn how to permeate energy and competitiveness into individual workouts with the keys and standards that can drive home the importance of self development. Rent this Competitive Basketball Drills DVD today.

Competitive Basketball Drills to Improve Your Program Comprehenisve Competitive Basketball Drills! If you struggle with practice organization or finding drills that help your program develop, four-time national champion head coach Steve Schmidt has the answers for you. Coach Schmidt has over 700 wins at Mott Community College in Michigan and is the winningest active coach at the junior college level. With four national junior college titles under his belt, Coach Schmidt provides you with a number of practice ideas that you can incorporate directly into your program. He will also share with you over 15 of his favorite competitive basketball drills that will accelerate the skill development of your players. From rebounding drills to competitive team drills, Coach Schmidt has everything you need to improve your program. Ball Handling Drills Coach Schmidt gives you four ball handling drills that you can use in a variety of ways. Most importantly, these ball handling drills teach your players to dribble effectively with both hands. A warm-up drill incorporates stretching along with handling the basketball. You will see a dribbling drill that simulates game action and another that you can use as a conditioning drill. The fourth drill is a simple scissors drill to work on handling the ball. Passing Drills If there is one fundamental that gets lost in today’s basketball practices, it is the art of passing. Coach Schmidt presents a series of drills that work on breaking a press with a diagonal pass, defensive slide passing, and the full-court pass that results in a layup. These drills will not only improve your team’s passing, but also the ability to catch the basketball. Rebounding Drills According to Schmidt, rebounding is the most difficult of all basketball skills to teach. Coach takes you through four drills that address both the fundamentals of rebounding and the competitive, physical nature of the skill. One of Coach Schmidt’s favorite drills is the “3 and Out” which helps players with not only their rebounding but offensive and defensive skills as well. The drill also forces players to compete for an extended period of time. Defense Drills Defense is fundamental to successful basketball and Coach Schmidt teaches three drills to help players with their footwork and technique. The 50 Drill is not a favorite of players, but it forces them to get into a good stance and practice good footwork. The H.I.T. drill challenges your defense’s Heart, Intensity, and Toughness. The final segment of the series ends with a 2-on-2 drill which helps players understand proper positioning. Offense Drills Game-like situations are best according to Coach Schmidt and he enjoys putting his players in competitive situations. The 7 and Out drill helps players is a fun way for players to work on your offensive concepts. Southern Indiana is another 1-on-1 offensive drill that helps players work together for a united cause. This 73-minute video contains everything you need to develop players in your program and put you on the road to success. Rent this competitive basketball drills DVD today.

Coach Weber starts by defining the difference between a "run-and-gun" mentality and a "run to score" mentality. Weber sees the offensive transfer game as an opportunity to relieve the pressure on your half-court offense to score points. Weber begins with simple drills one-on-one and builds to more game-like situations. Because other teams' offenses are still not fully developed, Weber places emphasis on defensive transition early in a season. There are four main areas of focus when teaching fast break: warm-ups, primary drills and early offense. He teaches the "transition game" without a numbers advantage. This flows directly into half-court offense. Three-man fast break, speed layups, 5-0 conditioning and speed lay-ups are some of the drills. Weber's favourite competitive drill is the 20-point game. This 3-on-3 drill is great for conditioning and full court play. 75 minutes. 2007.

  Rental Term Highlights  We only rent DVDs in the USA.  No rental DVD orders will be mailed outside the USA. This DVD is for rent only and is not for sale.   Before you can rent a DVD, you must download and submit a Rental Membership form. This is a one time requirement. No monthly subscription fee is required. 5 Day (Single Titles) or 10 Day (DVD Sets) Viewing Period FREE Shipping! The price of the rental includes shipping and return shipping. There are no shipping charges added on either way.

 Rental Term Highlights  We only rent DVDs in the USA.  No rental DVD orders will be mailed outside the USA. This DVD is for rent only and is not for sale.   Before you can rent a DVD, you must download and submit a Rental Membership form. This is a one time requirement. No monthly subscription fee is required. 5 Day (Single Titles) or 10 Day (DVD Sets) Viewing Period FREE Shipping! The price of the rental includes shipping and return shipping. There are no shipping charges added on either way.  

Coach Crean shares drills and practices that are crucial to the success of his program at both ends of the court. Crean opens with a series set plays that run 5-on-1. Crean demonstrates some powerful scoring opportunities. Every play has multiple scoring options that are open to any offense. Practice time spent on out-of-bounds plays pays off when it comes to game time. Crean demonstrates four plays and explains six ways to score quick baskets. The drills to build the press offense start with a full court drill 2-0. You can choose from 3-0, 4-4 or 5-0. Each segment includes ball handling, passing and decision making. Close out drill involves four players, who must quickly react to their man and push their ball handler higher. The drive and kick and baseline drives are another game-like drill where players practice shooting and passing. Crean also offers a few shooting drills for competitive play. Coach Crean's team has the opportunity to put the pieces together in a short scrimmage setting, allowing them to practice many of the skills they learned from the breakdown drills. 103 minutes. 2007.