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Scott Drew: Improving Performance with Competitive Practice Drills Baylor head coach Scott Drew has developed a method for getting the most out of his players at each and every practice. Motivating players to work their hardest and stayed focused throughout a long season is difficult. Coach Drew has been able to do so by instilling competition into everything he does. In this video, you will see 15 drills and variations that will lift your practices from routine to highly competitive. Incorporate Coach Drew’s tactics into rebounding, passing, shooting drills and more. Coach Drew shows you how to raise the level of competition in your practices to help improve players’ skills. Defense Team defenses are better when all the individuals are strong 1-on-1 defenders. Coach Drew presents four drills to strengthen players’ individual on-ball defense. You will see the Superman Closeout that will challenge your players to get consecutive stops while working their closeout technique. You will also see three variations of the Zig-Zag drill that make this classic drill ultra-competitive. Players will improve their lateral explosion and their ability to keep the ball in front of themselves. Another drill has players working on fighting through different types of screens. It also has a competitive element. Passing Coach Drew uses two competitive passing drills to motivate players to focus both on offense and defense. Players learn to see the floor, be strong with the ball, utilize ball fakes, and fire off quick, crisp passes. Defenders work on ball pressure, forming traps, and anticipating the next pass. Rebounding Two rebounding drills are presented to develop the skills and mindset needed to be great on the boards. Numbered Rebounding: challenges players to block out and secure consecutive rebounds Circle the Wagons: involves the whole teach in a 5-on-5 competitive rebounding drill Free Throws If you want to win close games, you need players that can make free throws in crucial situations. Coach Drew shows you four competitive free throw shooting drills that force players to focus on knocking down critical shots. These pressure drills will also show coaches which players need to be on the floor in those late-game situations with a game on the line. Coaches need to get the most out of players at their practices. With Coach Drew’s constant game-like atmosphere, your players will improve faster and always be prepared for game situations.

3 Point Shooting Drills with Jeff Young As analytics have taken over the game of basketball, more teams have been relying on the 3-point shot at most every level. From the NBA to high school, the majority of the best teams are very efficient 3-point shooters. To have a chance at success, your teams must shoot well from beyond the 3-point line. Jeff Young, head coach NCAA Division II power Walsh University, shares with you his methods for improving a team’s 3-point shooting. An excellent 3-point shooter as a player at Walsh in the 1990s, Young emphasizes shooting every day in his practices. The winningest coach in school history, who also has an NAIA national championship under his belt, shares a number of drills as well as his philosophy on changing a player’s shot. Philosophy of 3 Point Shooting Coach Young’s presentation begins with his philosophy on shooting the basketball. Many young coaches may have never really considered their philosophy on shooting or may have some preconceived notions of their own. Coach Young helps you to examine what you really believe about shooting mechanics from positioning of the feet to the follow-through. He will even show you how to help players improve their confidence as shooters. 3 Points of 3 Point Shooting Drills In his program, Young talks about the three points of emphasis: 1) recruit great shooters, 2) shot selection, and 3) repetition. He explains how to control shot selection and even shooting off of a good pass as compared to a bad one. The key for Coach Young in improving 3-point shooting is the repetition. He sets aside at least 30 minutes of practice time each day to work on shooting, mostly catch-and-shoot situations. 3 Point Shooting Drills Young breaks his shooting drills into individual and team drills. There is always an element of time and score in each. This brings out the competitive nature in players. A consequence added to each drill is another incentive for players to succeed. You will see five individual drills and four team drills. 3 Point Individual Shooting Drills 5-Minute Threes 2-Minute, 3-Minute, and 4-Minute 3-Minute Shooting How Many Makes Before 2 Misses 20-Minute Shoot 3 Point Shooting Team Drills 3-Minute Team Shooting Cavs Transition Memphis Shooting Full-Court Shooting The changing nature of today’s game is forcing coaches around the country to re-evaluate their stance on the 3-point shot. The drills provided by Coach Young in this 72-minute video can set you and your players on the right track toward becoming more efficient long-range shooters. Rent this 3 point shooting drills video today.

Basketball Skill Development Drills George Washington University head coach Jamion Christian gives you an up-close and personal look at the Mayhem Offensive System in this video. Christian, the former Siena College and Mount St. Mary’s head coach, give you an in-depth look at the five different drill series for the offense. You will learn how to workout your players so they understand the actions and scoring opportunities within the Mayhem offense. Basketball Skill Development Series 1 This series works on skills for post players. Coach Christian explains how to hold your players to higher standards. Players work on finishing at the rim, handling the ball in and out of the post, and post moves. Coach Christian uses combination drills to teach skills like ball handling and post moves. He even shows a 1-on-1 chair drill. Basketball Skill Development Drill Series 2 Post drills continue as Christian puts players into Mayhem situations. In pick and roll situations, Christian teaches players how to read the screen and catch and finish both early and late off the high pick and roll. Post player development continues with the side pick and roll as well as a reversal series that teaches players to get open shots on the wing and corner off a pick and roll. Basketball Skill Development Drill Series 3 & 4 These drills help to develop your wings and guards in a number of ways. Players use the pick and roll, learn to attack off the dribble, and also look for open shooters. Also emphasized here is the importance of finishing at the rim and the “and 1.” A variety of moves are taught here including the Euro finish, Kobe finish, and others. Basketball Skill Development Drill Series 5 Coach Christian uses the last workout of the offseason to put his players through a competitive workout. Players work on ball handling moves to attack the rim more effectively. Christian also teaches drills that incorporate actions and movements within the Mayhem offense. This is a must-have presentation for coaches of all levels as they look to take their teams’ skill levels to the new heights. If you emphasize attacking the rim and scoring off the 3-pointer, this is the DVD for you. Rent this basketball skill development DVD today.

Game-Winning, Special Situation Strategies: Inbound Plays, Free Throw Rebounding & Jump Balls Jeff Walz is one of the best coaches in women’s college basketball and has the resume to prove it. His Louisville Cardinals won the ACC title in 2018 and 2019 and Walz was the conference coach of the year in 2018. In this video, Coach Walz shows you a variety of plays and strategies for the special situations that coaches face all season long. Free Throw Rebounding In the search for stealing extra possessions in a game, Coach Walz presents some strategies for offensive rebounding in free throw situations. You will see how to change your game goals around free throw shooting. It will improve your players’ confidence and increase their aggressiveness in attacking the boards. Sideline Inbound Plays Coaches are faced with several inbound play decisions each game. Coach Walz offers up seven sideline plays that can help your team score through a variety of unique actions. These plays include: Triple: Multipurpose set play that will run shooters off screens while also providing the ability to attack the rim with a dribble handoff In: Spreads the defense out to isolate a talented post player in scoring position near the rim Cardinal: Another multipurpose play that features post-ups off screening action and flows into screen-the-screener action Other plays help distort defenses and make them susceptible to attacks off cuts and ball screens. Baseline Inbound Plays Coach Walz shares four baseline plays that can create layups. These plays include: Indiana: A staple in Walz’s playbook that helps teams get an easy scoring opportunity Illinois: The defense is lulled into a making a mistake with screen-the-screener action and slips High: A 3-point shot is the result coming off of an elevator screen Coach Walz also demonstrates a baseline inbound play that exploits zone defenses and creates open jumpers from the corner. Jump Balls Score right off the bat with two jump ball plays. Learn how to take advantage by understanding the rules regarding jump balls. Walz shows you how to separate from defenders and get easy layups. Another jump ball play confuses opponents and ends up with an open 3-point shot. This is an outstanding collection of awesome situation plays that can help you own all the special situations you come across.

AAU BASKETBALL SKILLS SERIES INCREASING YOUR VERTICAL JUMP By Preston Greene [Video introduction was done by Billy Donovan] Preston Greene’s profile Preston Greene is the Coordinator of Strength & Conditioning at the University of Florida. Billy Donovan’s profile Billy Donovan is the Head Coach at the University of Florida. Also emerged as NCAA champions in 2006 and 2007. What you stand to benefit from this course In this video, you will be taught the exercises that you can use to enhance the possibility of increasing your vertical jump and also your power output. You will be exposed to a training workout for vertical jumps which is used by Coach Billy Donovan in training incoming freshmen. You will also get to learn the most appropriate techniques and the right form that you need to execute weight-lifting in the safest way possible. This also applies to plyometric drills. This program is designed to give athletes the essential training that they need to increase their explosiveness, enhance their speed and improve their vertical jump. Overview Preston Greene, a coach of Strength & Conditioning at the University of Florida, uses this video to give a detailed analysis of the Gator’s program for vertical jumps. As he takes you to the court and also the weight room, Coach Greene gives detailed explanations and demonstrations of the best drills that can be used to improve vertical jumps and enhance the level of power output. As he takes you to the weight room, you will get to see about sixteen powerful exercises. Coach Greene teaches you how to position your hands on the weights appropriately and the best way to carry out each exercise accurately. He also outlines the required number sets and the appropriate numbers of reps that are needed for you to gain the highest possible level of strength each time you engage in exercise. You will be exposed to drills which include: Clean pull Snatch grip jump. Box jump Power snatch Back squat     As Greene takes you to the court, he showcases 5 unique plyometric drills that can assist athletes in the development of explosive power. The drills will also assist athletes to take their performance in the weight room and replicate it on the court. There are warm-up drills, warm-up tips, and processes which will assist athletes to attain the highest possible results in training and on the court. Coach Greene also explains a basic workout progression that he uses to train incoming freshmen appropriately in the techniques and the right form for every exercise. You will be taught on how and when to interchange strength phases with power phases with 21-day cycles in order to improve results. The exercises in the video can be applied by males and females alike.

Ben Jacobson: Individual and Team Offensive Drills Northern Iowa head basketball coach Ben Jacobson is known for challenging the best teams in the country with a controlled, disciplined offensive attack. The style of play has served Jacobson well as he has led the Panthers to two Missouri Valley regular season championships and three conference tournament titles. His teams have won 20 or more games in six different seasons. In this 72-minute video, Jacobson uses on-court demonstration to show you some of his favorite practice drills, transition sets, and baseline out of bounds plays. The drills you will see are great conditioners which frees up practice time to work on other aspects of the game. You will see four options in transition that challenge your opponent no matter what they try to stop. Practice Drills If you want to be a successful basketball player, you need to be able to do three things well: shoot, pass, and dribble. Coach Jacobson shows you six practice drills that build these individual fundamentals. Two-Minute Passing helps players perfect the art of passing as well as condition themselves as they move up and down the floor. The Corners Drill allows players the ability to see the floor, handle ball pressure and use individual offensive moves. Transition Sets Coach Jacobson diagrams three transition sets that his teams have used over the past few seasons. You will see each set demonstrated on the court. Each set offers a number of different scoring options on both the perimeter and at the rim. You will see the transition sets in action in both half-court and full-court scenarios in 5-on-5 so you get the feel for beating any defensive alignment. Baseline Out of Bounds It never hurts to have an extra baseline out of bounds play. Coach Jacobson shows you two here. Each play gives you a shooting option from the corner and one at the rim versus the common 2-3 zone that is played in these situations. Coach Jacobson also shows you his favorite play for a late-game 3-point shot. This is an excellent video for coaches looking to get the most out of their players through the use of individual and team development drills. The concepts and drills presented in this video are a great place to start in improving any team’s skills.

Andy Toole: Individual and Team Shooting Drills Robert Morris head coach Andy Toole expands your shooting drill library with this presentation designed to increase your team’s shooting ability. The 2014 NEC Coach of the Year breaks down his shooting drills into those for pre-practice, practice, and team drills during practice. Coach Toole helps players identify a good shot, which is a key in developing better basketball players. Pre-Practice Drills Players learn the concept of a good shot in a series of three pre-practice shooting drills. The drills train a player to be ready to shoot at all times. One of the most difficult things for players is to be prepared to shoot when open. Toole addresses that by emphasizing footwork and catching form so that players are ready to shoot when open. Attacking the Pass is a drill that puts footwork and catching form against a defensive closeout. A better catch beats the closeout. This drill helps players develop a consistent shot that will be successful at a high percentage. Toole builds on that footwork in the Nine Shot drill where players learn to shoot off of screens. Sweeps is another drill series that produces high percentage shots. Practice & Team Drills Coach Toole works on a critical area of shooting – penetration shots. He breaks down penetration and how it is used to create shots. The Lafayette Shooting drill works on shooting off the pass as well as how to setup screens and passes in an attempt to create a good shot. Team shooting drills are also included. Coach Toole demonstrates drills that can be tailored to any offensive system. The drills are simple, easily adaptable, and help create some consistency in taking game-like shots. Coach Toole ends his presentation with three of his favorite end-of-practice drills: CBA Shooting, 22 Threes, and Butler Shooting. All three are full-court drills and focus on shots in transition and in the half-court. This is an excellent collection of drills to help any team develop consistency in their shooting. Coach Toole gives you the tools to develop any player or team into quality shot takers and shot makers. Rent this team shooting drills DVD today.

Individual & Team Shooting Drills that Simulate Game Situations If you’re a great shooter, you don’t always get an easy shot as defenses work to prevent open looks. Legendary high school basketball coach Pat Clatchey shows you how to develop high-performing shooters with 12 elite level shooting drills. Clatchey has over 600 career wins as the head coach at Mount St. Joseph HS (MD) where he has won 23 league and tournament titles since 2003 and has produced over 40 Division I student-athletes. Coach Clatchey takes you through a comprehensive compilation of individual and team shooting drills beginning with a basic warmup and progressing to much more challenging catch-and-move drills. Each drill is broken down to provide focus on key areas of the game. The drills also emphasize the importance of accurate passing as players work penetrate and kick drills as well as others off continuous ball screens. Individual Shooting Drills Coach Clatchey teaches five shooting drills that will work with any group size. They work in a small skill development group or in a large camp setting. Players get reps to develop a collection of scoring moves from various distances on the floor. Follow the Leader and Righty-Lefty drills teach players to finish in the paint with layups or mid-range jumpers. You will also learn drills that help players create their own shots. The best scorers are those that can create scoring opportunities. One Minute Shooting teaches players to shoot on the move. Hand-off Shooting and 2-Ball Chair drills help players develop into scoring machines off the dribble with hand-offs and ball screens. Competitive Shooting Drills The best shooters also do well under pressure. Competitive shooting drills put pressure on the shooters to perform just as they would in a game situation. Coach Clatchey shares two competitive drills where players face off against one another. The challenge motivates athletes to focus on perfecting their shooting technique as they attempt to beat their previous records. Team Shooting Drills Coach Clatchey shows you how he uses five team-based shooting drills. These are great for larger groups of players and can easily be implemented into your practices. These drills emphasize turning players into scorers that can shoot with consistency off the dribble. The Continuous Ball Screen Drill teaches screeners how to score off rolls and pops. You can also condition using the Full-Court Shooting Drill. Each drill is explained in detail by Clatchey. He shows you how to set each drill up, points of emphasis, and how you can tailor each drill to your players’ skill levels. This video offers you a full menu of ways to improve your team’s shooting performance.

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Team Drills for Basketball with Tara VanDerveer Stanford head women’s basketball coach Tara VanDerveer is one of the most respected coaches in the profession and rightfully so. She has 1000-plus wins, two national titles, and seven National Coach of the Year awards to her credit. She has developed numerous players throughout her forty-year career and in this video she shares with you how she has done so. Team Drills for Basketball Philosophy Coach VanDerveer begins her presentation with a look at her philosophy behind developing successful basketball players. Hear some of the tips that have benefited VanDerveer throughout her illustrious career. Coach VanDerveer has a strong belief that players must be able to pass and catch without missing a beat. The same holds for shooting which all starts with the layup. She teaches shooting based on the acronym BEEF, which stands for Balance, Eyes, Elbows, and Feet. In addition to passing, catching, and shooting; players must also be able to get in a stance and play defense. These are the fundamentals to any successful program. Ball Handling & Dribbling Any player, regardless of position, must be able to handle the ball to a certain degree. Coach VanDerveer shares some drills such as ball slaps, taps, and figure-8s that also serve as a good warm up. Players can then progress to moving with the ball. One of her favorite drills comes from Ganon Baker, a well-known skills development coach. Players make one-hand passes, make a move, and then pass back with one hand helping players develop balance with both the right and left hand. Passing Series Coach VanDerveer offers a series of drills to improve passing beginning with her USA Passing Drill where players catch on the move and finish at the rim. The 3-Ball Passing Drill teaches players to communicate by passing, catching, and calling out names on the move in the paint. The drills are then expanded to the full court where 3-Lane Passing is introduced. Shooting Drills Shooting drills begin with a variety of layups – overhand, underhand, and reverse. Players work on proper footwork and eventually add a defender to the drill to create game-like situations. The shots then move away from the rim and Coach VanDerveer helps players create angles to make bank shots and open jumpers. The Partner Transition Drill incorporates full-court passing and a finish with a layup or a jump shot in the paint. Defensive Drills Finally, players must be well-rounded and understand how to play defense. They work the Mirror Drill to learn how to defend 1-on-1. Offensive players work their 1-on-1 moves as defenders learn to defend. In Ricochet Rebounding, post players learn to “hit and get” and finish with an outlet pass. This is an outstanding comprehensive video from one of the game’s best that will help you in your quest to develop successful basketball players and successful programs. Rent this team drills for basketball DVD today.

Basketball Skills Training with Bob Hoffman Bob Hoffman is one of the best small college coaches in America. He consistently has teams that over-achieve by placing an emphasis on skill development. This basketball skills training DVD offers an unprecedented inside look into the exact drills that Hoffman used to development his team into tournament darlings that once upset #2 seeded Duke. All the drills you will see will be done in a live practice format so coaches will know exactly how they can implement everything they see. Ball Handling Ball handling is a vital part of any program and Hoffman does not neglect it. In these sessions, players develop dribbling and passing skills with both hands along with proper footwork while facing a defender. Hoffman shows a tremendous close-out drill that uniquely works on the offenses ball handling fundamentals along with defensive close-out technique. Perimeter Play An efficient offensive play has to be able to score from the perimeter with two or less dribbles. Hoffman's teams are terrific at this aspect of their game in no small part because of the drills shown in this section. Help your players develop a dizzying array of jab steps, pump fakes, and quick first steps that will make them a nightmare to stay in front of. Passing Hoffman shows a variety of highly efficient passing drills. Most coaches use passing drills with no defense but that is not what you will see here. Players are required to pass, with both hands, using a variety of angles and types of passes based on what the defense is doing. This added layer of competition will make a normally boring skill to practice much more fun for your players. Position Play While basketball is ever shifting towards a positionless game, most coaches still do and should work on position specific skills. Hoffman shows a great outline for how you can do that in your practice by dividing his guards and forwards into two groups. Guards work on perimeter play, cutting, and ball handling while the forwards focus on sealing and finishing inside. Finishing Coaches often neglect practicing layups because of the supposed ease of the shot. However, most players struggle with layups when a defense is present so it is important to give players reps in this situation. Hoffman shows a series of half-court and full-court drills that really challenge the players ability to finish strong at rim with contact. These drills are great conditioners and will also increase the energy of the practice. It does not matter what level you are coaching the fundamentals of basketball will never change. This DVD offers you a tremendous opportunity to grow your teams individual ball handling and skill in a competitive and upbeat fashion. Rent this basketball skills training DVD today.

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Open Practice: Individual Drills & Team Drills Campbell University head coach Kevin McGeehan opens up his gym for an open practice presentation that gives watchers a look at a comprehensive, goal-oriented practice. Coach McGeehan shares his insights on goal setting and the reasoning behind it. You will see a practice from warmup to its conclusion with an emphasis on fundamentals, attention to detail, and team communication. As you will see, the practice is just part of the bigger picture. Drills Practice begins with a warmup, which Coach McGeehan sees as critical. He believes that you can maximize this session of practice by implementing skill work. The “warmup” period consists of a session of skill work followed by a team warmup that also includes skill work. All of the drills used in practice serve a purpose and play a role in the ultimate goal. Shooting drills are not just shooting drills; they are breakdowns of the offensive strategy. The same is true of defensive drills which complement the program’s overall defensive strategy. Coach McGeehan also introduces you to how he uses advanced statistics to improve the overall quality of his team. Spread Motion Offense Coach McGeehan then gets into his spread motion offense, which begins with 5-on-0 work where the emphasis is on execution, timing, and spacing. The drills move into 3-on-3 and 5-on-5 and become more competitive. The “Pirate Drill” is an outstanding 5-on-5 drill that forces your players to transition into defense quickly. In another segment, Coach McGeehan show you Campbell’s matchup zone defense against a 1-4 setup. You will learn how the defense rotates and switches. Advanced Statistics The final segment of the video is all about how McGeehan and his staff use advanced statistics in practice. You will see what the staff tracks, why they do it, and how they use it to motivate players. By analyzing players practice performance on a daily basis, coaches and players can gain insight into their strengths and weaknesses. This is a fantastic presentation from an up-and-coming coach on the use of “add-ons” to improve practice drills in an effort to take a program to the next level.

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Open Practice: Individual Skill Development National championship coach Jay Wright of Villanova opens up one of his practices to show you how his program develops its offensive system. Players work to build their individual offensive skills while also learning the offense and the different scoring options. Wright knows a little about offense as evidenced by his six Big East regular season titles and two national championships (2016 & 2018). You will see how Wright emphasizes spacing, reading defenses, and understanding Villanova’s offensive concepts. Individual Skill Development Watch as players work on improving footwork, reading ball screens, and taking game-like shots. In the footwork series, players work on inside pivots, reverse pivots, drop steps, jab steps, and much more. You’ll see Coach Wright go from rim to rim pointing out any mistakes. In the shooting series, players focus on proper footwork as well as reading the situation before executing a shot off of a ball screen, down screen, curl out, or flare screen. In each drill, players use a go-to move and a counter as they imagine the situation in front of them. 5-on-0 Wright believes in 5-on-0 to develop his offense. Players incorporate their individual skill work into the 5-on-0 situation. Aces, Deuces, and Flat are the offensive sets run in this segment. Each involves ball-screen actions but from different areas on the court. Players work through the actions to understand spacing, timing, and the different scoring options. 5-on-5 Live Scripts This segment of the practice brings everything together. Everything taught and drilled is now incorporated into a live 5-on-5 setting. A half-court shell offense works through Aces, Deuces, and Flat against a live defense. Play progresses to a full-court scrimmage to 15 where points are awarded for displaying techniques that were emphasized in practice. These include offensive rebounds, turnovers forced, and more. Coach Wright’s presentation is a must-have for all coaches. Learn how to develop the skills you want your players to have when the pressure is on and a game is on the line.