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The Basketball Defensive Reach Control is for every basketball coach who wants to get players to move their feet but don't because they reach for the ball - and then they get beat off the dribble. Here's a huge problem you face right now. It's having to constantly remind players not to reach. But that's not the end of your problems with poor defense. What makes this even worse is the fact that players continue to reach! Which means players foul in games. And, worst of all, many basketball players can't get past the idea that reaching in isn't good because they think they will get a steal - which most players rarely do. All this can make trying to get players to stop reaching in a nightmare! But luckily for you, there's now a solution! So, if you're a basketball coach and who really wants to get players to move their feet, but because they reach for the ball don't, "Defensive Reach Control" is the answer you've been looking for! There's no time like the present to get players to stop fouling - Buy this basketball training equipment now! Just put the cuffs on the forearms and put the strap behind your back and the ability of your players to move their hands forward will be limited.  They will still be able to trace the basketball and apply pressure on passes.

In this course, Coach Greg Herenda presents "Pressure Defense". Coach Herenda takes us through the following aspects of his suffocating pressure defense: Drilling Pressure Defense Post Defense Denying Passing Lanes Switching on Screens Trap Ball Screen Doubling the Low Post Charges 3-2 Match-up Video # Video Title Video Length 1 Introduction 3:42 2 Foundation of Pressure Defense 4:11 3 Drilling Pressure Defense 5:25 4 How Much Time Spent on Defense in Practice Free 3:20 5 Post Defense Free 1:49 6 Overplay/Deny Passing Lanes 4:50 7 Switching on Screens Free 1:38 8 Overplay Video 1:55 9 Maintaining Aggressive Defense 1:47 10 Trap Ball Screen 4:47 11 Low Post Double Team 3:37 12 3-2 Match Up 2:38 13 Charges 0:32 14 Q&A 5:57 15 Final Thoughts 1:10 You will be redirected to our store on CoachTube.com to complete the purchase. Greg Herena Coach Greg Herenda completed his 7th season at the helm of the Fairleigh Dickinson men’s basketball program (2020). Honors & Accomplishments: 2008 Northeast Conference-10 (NEC-10) and NABC East Region Coach of the Year 2016 NABC District Coach of the Year Two-time NEC Champion (2016 & 2019) Won the first NCAA Tournament game in program history (2019) 12 seasons, five conference championship appearances, three championships Six NCAA Tournament appearances in 11 years of eligibility 200+ Career victories Coaching Experience: Year School Position 2013-Present Fairleigh Dickinson Head Coach 2008-2012 UMass Lowell Head Coach 2007-2008 Cabrini Head Coach 2006-2007 Elgin CC Head Coach 2000-2005 East Carolina Associate Head Coach 1997-1999 Yale Assistant Coach 1994-1997 Seton Hall Assistant Coach 1989-1994 Holy Cross Assistant Coach 1985-1989 Merrimack Assistant Coach 1983-1985 UMass Lowell Assistant Coach

University of Miami assistant Chris Caputo breaks down the principles and drills used to teach the Hurricanes transition defense system. Coach Caputo discusses the philosophy, adjusting to 3 point shooters, as well as how to drill transition defense daily. Video # Video Title Video Length 1 Introduction 2:27 2 Shooting Decisions, Turnover and Missed Layouts 3:23 3 Transition Defense Priorities Free 2:26 4 Transition Defense Success and Defensive Balance 2:41 5 Communication, Sprinting and Guards 3:04 6 Protect the Basket Free 0:54 7 Stop the Ball 0:37 8 Locate 3pt. Shooters Free 1:04 9 Load to the Ball 0:58 10 Trail Big Up for Ball Screen Free 1:02 11 Defensive Balance 2:25 12 Communication 0:46 13 Sprint in Transition 0:50 14 Transition Supersedes Matchup 0:42 15 Bigs Kick Guards Out 0:38 16 Meet Rim Runner at FT Line and Backtip 0:38 17 Dummy Offense Conversion 3:45 18 Van Gundy Conversion Free 3:03 19 Drills Schedule 0:40 20 Q&A 33:00 You will be redirected to our store on CoachTube.com to complete the purchase. Chris Caputo is in his 10th season with the Miami Hurricanes and his 19th year on head coach Jim Larrañaga’s staff in 2020-21. He has worked 15 prior seasons as an assistant coach, with his primary responsibilities including recruiting and scouting the opposition. In May 2015, Caputo was elevated to associate head coach at Miami and also took on the role as the team’s defensive coordinator. ====================================================================================================== The newly formed NJ Basketball Coaches Association (NJBCA) launched our inaugural NJBCA Membership Drive with a Virtual Coaching Clinic during the weekend of November 13th – 15th, 2020. We had an unbelievable line up of some of the top college coaches from around the country scheduled to speak over the three-day clinic. Click this link for more information & future events: https://nj.coachesclinic.com/ Follow us on Twitter @NJCBA _Official