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Basketball Zone Offense and Zone Concepts Mike Rice made a name for himself when he took Robert Morris University to consecutive NCAA tournaments in the late 2000s. His teams always played aggressive defense and had a knack for taking it to teams that played zone defense against him. In this video, Coach Rice goes on the court to teach his zone offense and teach you how to train players to become more instinctive when attacking zone defenses. Basketball Zone Offense Drills Coach Rice breaks down his zone offense in a series of drills. He uses a mixture of high intensity passing and shooting drills to show how players can become more instinctive. The drills help players react when facing zone defenses and also make them more complete players against any type of defense. Zone Offense In this segment of the presentation, Coach Rice first goes through his philosophy of zone offense. He stresses patience, discipline, and good shot selection as core ideas to his philosophy. He then walks through nine different zone attacks. Rice uses both specific sets as well as continuity action to break down opposing defenses. Both attacks produce various options to score and force defenses to react. The different sets include three –point options as well as one that will take apart a box-and-one defense. With the number of sets and continuity action Rose uses, he can help make any offensive attack significantly better. Coach Rice concludes the presentation by offering up four inbounds plays. Each is designed to finish with an easy basket and help you take down any zone defense. Not only does Coach Rice provide you with an offense to shred zone defenses, he also will help your players make better decisions and help them become more efficient basketball players.  Rent this Basketball Zone Offense DVD today.

More than 15 drills to strengthen your defense team You can practice the scenarios you'll see in games. You will learn specific drills to guard specific offensive sets, including the Flex. Kevin Boyle explains the basics of his man-to-man defense, using more than 15 individual and group basketball drills. These drills include defense drills for man-to-man, full court pressure drills and drills for four- and five-man. Boyle includes drills like the lane to lane slide, defense in bounds plays and pass recovery. Shell drills include the push the ball to the sideline and the flare screens, rotation, sprint screen, and doubling the post. Coach Boyle stresses the importance of adapting drills to your players' abilities and skill sets throughout this basketball video. He breaks down each player's responsibilities for the media and the four- and five man defensive shells. 68 minutes. 2009.

Drills for Building an Attacking 3 Out & 4 Out Offense Former LaSalle University head coach John Giannini always recognized the need for players that could pass, drive, and shoot. His 3- and 4-Guard Offense depended upon having such players. Giannini took LaSalle to the Sweet Sixteen in 2013 and had back-to-back 20-win seasons in ’13 and ’14. In this video, Coach Giannini takes you through a 30-minute guard/post player development workout. You will learn how to develop guards and posts that complement each other and learn to play in the half-court against any defense. Giannini goes on the court to demonstrate how to properly execute each drill. Post Workout The post workout is a well-rounded session that teaches posts four ways to get easy baskets by running the floor, catching with two feet in the paint, and utilizing back-to-the-basket concepts to finish strong around the rim. Fundamentals such as dribbling, passing, ball screens, and more are developed and posts learn how to perfect their offensive rebounding ability. After demonstrating the workout, Coach Giannini offers up 10 minutes of game film. The film shows how the drills develop the skills needed in a game situation. Guard Workout Like the post workout, the guard workout develops the complete player. Coach Giannini teaches guard development using six different concepts in the half-court. You will see an emphasis on ball-handling, creating shots, using ball screens, penetrating, and kicking. Each drill is demonstrated so you and your players understand exactly how to execute. Coach Giannini’s video is an excellent presentation on how to develop well-rounded players to play against any type of defense. REnt this 3 Out - 4 Out Offense DVD Today.

Jay Spoonhour: Drills for Building Half-Court Pressure Defense Current Eastern Illinois University head coach Jay Spoonhour is a former National Junior College Coach of the Year. What has helped him in building programs at a number of different schools is aggressive half-court defense. In this video, Coach Spoonhour takes you through the individual and group drills that he uses to teach the fundamentals of his half-court man-to-man defense. Individual Defense Coach Spoonhour’s first head coaching job was at Wabash Valley CC where he took his first team to a 36-1 record and a NJCAA national championship. It all started with Coach Spoonhour’s first set of drills which focus on stopping drives and denying passes to the wing. He will show you how to develop your players’ abilities to: Create ball pressure and take away lines of vision Deny passes Maximize foot quickness Stop the dribble using the slide-run-slide technique Group Defense Coach Spoonhour then shows you how to incorporate individual drills into the team concept. Moving onto the court, the shell drills is used to show how players move on passes. The group drills focus on keeping both eyes on the ball and using quickness to get into the proper positions. There are drills that focus on denying the pass to the wing and cutting off the baseline. Other drills focus on help defense and not giving up easy layups. You will see Spoonhour demonstrate proper footwork while defending on the wing. That footwork is crucial to excellent team defense. By using Coach Spoonhour’s drills, your team will develop the skills needed to succeed on defense. This presentation is a great resource for a beginning coach or for coaches that just need a refresher on half-court defense. Rent this half court pressure defense DVD today.

Drills for Building Your Man-to-Man Defense Former Division 1 head coach and current ESPN International Basketball analyst Fran Fraschilla shows you a logical, systematic way to build your defense. It’s a progressive method of building your man-to-man defense through practice drills. Coach Fraschilla has studied the game of basketball for decades and has put together a comprehensive guided on how to play man-to-man defense. If you are looking for a presentation on exactly how to play man-to-man defense, this is not it. Coach Fraschilla focuses more on philosophy and building a program. He guides you through the principles and philosophy of building a program which will influence the way you think about and teach your man-to-man defense. In his presentation, Coach Fraschilla outlines four points of emphasis that all man-to-man defenses must incorporate: Ball pressure No splits Closeout and contest Finish the possession You will see six practice drills where you can put all of the defensive principles, strategies, and tactics to work. To work on defending dribble penetration, staggered action, and defending screens; Fraschilla uses 4-on-4 drills. These drills can be modified to create other shell drill variations such as: A 3-man series drill that helps prepare for opponents’ screening actions early in the season Drills that will progressively build man-to-man principals using 4-on-4 and 3-on-3 half-court demonstrations Coach Fraschilla’s presentation using progressive build up drills will get you to think about your own man-to-man principles. This video is perfect for young coaches looking to build a foundation or for veteran coaches looking to improve their overall man-to-man defense philosophy.

Pat Clatchey, 2009 McDonalds All American coach, will transform your defense into something great For your team to reach the championship level, you can use defensive drills Drills for ball cutting, flash cutting and on-ball screening will help you minimize the cutting opportunities from any offensive system. Pat Clatchey believes defense is what makes the difference between great and good. Coach Clatchey created a new defensive system that allowed his teams to win championships consistently. This DVD will show you how to use a variety of defensive techniques, including footwork and defensive slide. Each drill builds upon the previous and incorporates elements of teamwork and toughness as well as a mentality that defends the basket at all cost. These drills will not only help you build your defensive arsenal, but they will also show you how drills can be used to strengthen your own. This system is intended to prevent common actions by most opponents and free up practice time for other aspects. With drills for ball cutting, flash cutting, and on-ball screening, you can reduce the chances of offensive systems cutting your opportunities. These championship drills will help you improve your practice, increase your defense, and save you time. 67 minutes. 2009.

The scoreboard is Coach DixonÕs best friend on practice floor. Practice is just as important in games, and there are many competitive drills that help determine who wins. Dixon believes that each drill should be simulated to the game setting, and challenge the stronger team to win. Dixon's drill scoring helps his team improve its communication, work ethic, and aggressive play. The full court, game-simulated drills of the 3-on-2 continuous and four minute drills combine conditioning with skill development. In the shooting drills for three and five men, every shot counts. Dixon's defensive drill, which rewards defensive execution, adds an artistic dimension to the game. The 2-on-2 rebounding drill on the paint promotes aggression and toughness. Dixon drills encourage toughness, team spirit, and improve individual and collective skills. 55 minutes. 2008.

Drills for Developing Hybrid Basketball Players In today’s more multi-faceted game, players that have the ability to play multiple positions are extremely valuable. University of North Florida head coach Matthew Driscoll understands the need for such hybrid players and has developed a system for training them. Driscoll served as an assistant with Scott Drew at Baylor helping to rebuild the Bears program before taking over at North Florida where Drew led the Ospreys to their first-ever NCAA tournament appearance (2014-15). In this unique skill development video, Coach Driscoll shows you how to take tall players and develop them into hybrids. They have the ability to score from inside, but also can step out and attack the basket with ball handling skills as well as show off their shooting range. Ball Handling Drills Coach Driscoll teach post players to handle the ball with a series of ball handling drills normally reserved for point guards. Using four different drills, Driscoll works on players’ abilities to shake defenders and drive the lane. In a second set of drills, players combine ball handling with finishes at the rim. Each moves stresses change of direction and getting defenders on their heels. Players work on pro hops, step-back jumpers, floaters, and the Stockton move. Training in the Post Hybrid basketball players can exploit mismatches in the post when playing with their back to the basket. Coach Driscoll uses three drills to teach players to finish at the rim while playing with the back to the basket. The QB Tee Back to the Basket series teaches players eight different ways to score through the post. Driscoll teaches a “cheat step” that helps players get angles on defenders and puts them in positions to score. Shooting Drills Coach Driscoll shares a number of shooting drills designed to sharpen players’ shooting technique. The Great 8 Finishing drill teaches players how to finish with control at the rim using either hand with six finishes. Driscoll also works players through eight different scoring situations they would commonly see in their ball screen offense in game situations. This helps players take shots that they’ll take in games. Creating Offense Two final skill development drills help develop players into playmakers. The first breaks down options for penetrating the lane. Players have the ability to execute the “LeBron” pass to an open perimeter shooter as the defense sinks to help in the lane. The Ball Screen Acuity drill reverses traditional roles. The big handles the ball while perimeter players become the screeners in a pick and roll action. With the changing game, athletes need to adapt as well. Coach Driscoll’s video will show you how he builds players that can play any position in today’s “position-less” game. Rent this Hybrid Basketball Players DVD today.

To disrupt offences, use pressure and deflections You can surprise your opponents by trapping in the 2-3 zone Effective defense through stance and balance This DVD on basketball defense by Tim Welsh is based on a traditional, fundamental approach. Welsh's drill catalog and philosophy consists of ten drills. Every drill and teaching point incorporates stance, balance, and active feet. All players can recover with slides and angles if they have good footwork. Welsh's defense system uses trapping throughout the floor, from zone to man-to-man. Defenses can communicate effectively and cover all court areas by using trapping and disadvantage drills. Trust, rotation, and ball pressure can disrupt the offense and create deflections that lead to turnovers. Welsh shows you how to make turnovers even when beating in full court. This system can be used in the front court and full court to put the offense on their heels. Your defense will score more points if you force more turnovers and contest shots. 61 minutes. 2009.

Find out everything you need about shooting and defending three pint shots from National Champion coach Billy Donovan This section contains information on shot distribution, pinpoint passing, charting shots, and practice. Four comprehensive shooting drills that will help your team improve their shooters Coach Donovan's offense is built around the 3-point shot. It has made a significant difference in major wins and disappointing losses. The 3-point shot is an offensive difference-maker, but it is equally important to defend the 3-point line. Donovan believes shot selection is important and that great shots can be the result of a commitment to transitions and dribble penetration. The player-coach relationship fosters shooting confidence and is integrated into the offense. Donovan shares tips and tricks on how to chart shots in practice, pinpoint passing, shot distribution, and more. Donovan demonstrates his 3-point shooting attack in four comprehensive shooting drills. You will learn how to defend the 3-point shot using Donovan's "no help rule" and trapping with rotation. Donovan's well-taught concepts will help you increase your point production while limiting your opponent's chances. 62 minutes. 2009.

  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.

Kevin Boyle will teach you how to plan high school basketball practices efficiently 23 drills that are competitive for high-quality practice presentation Demonstrating half- and full court drills on the court For building successful basketball programs, time management and efficiency are key. Kevin Boyle is a top high school coach and shares 23 skill development drills that can be used to improve practice presentations. Each drill is based on the research of top coaches across the country and includes a mix of defensive and offensive strategies. Coach Boyle shows drills on the half and full court, with players who focus on improving their passing accuracy, decision making, and scoring ability. Each drill can be adapted to different game conditions by adding more players. This package includes a template that will help you design practice sessions and keep your team on track. This drill variety will enable you to give your team an innovative and competitive approach to each practice. 79 minutes. 2008.

Drills that Develop Skills One of the keys to success as a basketball coach is having players that are fundamentally sound. Players must have the ability to execute the most basic basketball skills. If they can do so at a high level, coaches have a great chance for success. Pat Clatchey has had great success as the head coach at Mount St. Joseph’s (MD) High School in Baltimore. Clatchey has won over 700 career games and owns numerous Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association Coach of the Year awards. In this video, Coach Clatchey shares a number of drills that help develop fundamentally sound basketball players. Warm Up Drills Instead of traditional stretching, Coach Clatchey likes to use drills that incorporate basketball movements. This is how he gets players ready for practice. Players work on basic fundamentals like dribbling in the warm ups. This is how players can become comfortable using either hand. Ball Handling Drills Coach Clatchey shares five drills that not only work to improve ball handling, but they also help to increase court awareness, improve passing, and improve catching. Players work on dribble moves and finishing at the rim. They also learn how to read defenses and how to use screens correctly when attacking the defense. All of Coach Clatchey’s drills help to develop athletes into well-rounded basketball players. Shooting & Footwork Drills Proper footwork is a key to increasing a player’s skill level. Coach Clatchey works on footwork drills and competitive shooting drills in which he emphasizes proper footwork. Through repetition, players can improve and become the best possible player they can be. Coach Clatchey also introduces stress to players to ensure they can operate under stress. The Win-Lose-Overtime Drill and 1-on-1 Live Drill are two that you will see where players work on fundamental skills but in a game-like situation. This DVD offers you 14 different drills that will help your players develop their skill set. It has worked for Coach Clatchey, who has produced 25 Division I basketball players. Rent this basketball drills DVD today.