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Dribble Drive Drills with John Calipari Coach Calipari Who Understood The Philosophy; The Effectiveness Of The Dribble Drive Offense Comes Directly From The Skill Level Of Each Player, Took Time Break Down This Popular Offense By Presenting 22 Skills For All Players In This Video. he Laid Bare The Dribble Drive Post And Perimeter Skills In Drills And Competitive Situations On The Floor For Any Player To Follow. Calipari's Tutorials Are Very Detailed Because He Has A Way Of Dispelling The Myth That The Dribble Drive Is A Loose, Free-for-all Style Of Play. Dribble Drive Drills for Post Players one Thing You Will Learn In This Presentation Is How “posts Can Receive The Basketball In Scoring Areas By Relocating On Penetration And Reacting To The Defense.” The Lessons In This Video Will Also Help Improve Your Post Player's Skills Of Catching, Keeping The Ball High And Finishing Well And Strong. At The End Of The Practice, You Should Be To Strengthen Your Perimeter Play By Perfecting Lay Ups, Driving Jump Shots, Pitch Backs And Corner Shots. Triple Your Team's Effectiveness In The Dribble Drive By Committing To Each Of These Skills Every Day. Rent this dribble drive drills offense DVD today.

Tony Bergeron provides in-depth instruction on the new Dribble Drive Motion Offense for basketball Demonstrating each player's role within the offense on-court Take a look at all angles, spacing, and positioning which are important for all players The Dribble-Drive Motion Offense, one of America's most popular offenses, is being used by all levels of teams to lighten up the scoreboard. Tony Bergeron explains the drills and teaching points that can be used to integrate this offense into your team's program. Coach Bergeron explains the responsibilities of each player and demonstrates how the offense relies on dribble penetration as well as the ability to read defenses. Bergeron demonstrates on-court the angles, spacing, and positioning that are important for all players. This video teaches key components of the offense and builds from one-on-1 to five-on-5. Bergeron demonstrates how to use the offense regardless of the personnel on your team and how to tailor it to your players' strengths. The Dribble-Drive Motion Offense is easy to use but can be difficult to defend. It could make a difference in helping your team win more games next year. 135 minutes. 2008.

Dribble Drive Offense Not long ago, University of Alabama head coach Nate Oats was a high school head coach in Michigan. In this video, he showcases some of the shooting and dribble drive offense drills that have helped his teams compete on a high level. He turned the University of Buffalo into a MAC power (three tournament titles) using a fast, relentless style of offense. His video will help you teach your players how to use quick decision making skills to play fast and keep opponents on their toes. Disadvantage Shooting Players at high levels must have the ability to attack closeouts and defensive rotations. In 2-on-1 into 3-on-2 Shooting, the offense is put in an advantage situation where they must read the defense and be shot ready. The defender picks a player to close out to force them to react. The drill builds to 3-on-2 Shooting and finally 4-on-3 Live where players can attack the over-closeout and hit the open player. Transition Shooting Coach Oats demonstrates a series of transition drills designed to help players make decisions on both offense and defense. In Cincinnati 1-on-1, offensive players attack the basket going downhill in seven seconds or less. The defense must decide how to level out the attack. In the Cardinal Drill, players continue working on getting downhill on offense, but they are put into a 2-on-1 situation where they learn to make quick passes to open teammates that turn into easy baskets. Blood Series Blood Series is one of Coach Oats’ staples. It teaches players to read defenses in game-like situations. The drills are tailored to the dribble drive offense and have helped some of the best programs create scoring opportunities by learning how to attack gaps and get into the lane. Slot Reads is a drill where players hunt for the paint and try to get an easy score. Players create gaps and driving angles by multiple drives into the paint. Corner Reads is a drill where players attack the baseline and learn to read the baseline defender. Wing Reads gets players between the top two defenders to create havoc on the defense once in the paint. Coach Oats’ drills will help you develop a complete offense that attacks defenses. Players will enjoy attacking defenses as they hunt for what the defense gives them. Rent this dribble drive offense

High-scoring, intense Dribble Drive motion offense from college basketball can be applied to your high school team's basketball program High school basketball: Strategy for adopting the Dribble Drive Motion Offense Demonstrations on court of different scoring strategies within the Dribble Drive Motion offense in basketball The 41-year-old legend high school coach Jerry Petitgoue has created his own Dribble-Drive Offense to high school basketball. Petitgoue's demonstration on the court includes the ability to drive to the baseline, get to the hoop or dump off to the post. He also demonstrates how to use the screen and roll, get to the 3-point line, and what the options are. Petitgoue demonstrates how the Dribble-Drive Offense can still be run in continuity, even if the defense is unable to block all options. The video ends with 12 drills that can be used to perfect Dribble-Drive Offense. 83 minutes. 2008.

Use an aggressive offensive system to attack open areas on the floor! To play in space faster, learn how to drive, pass and catch. Get full court drills so you can play at a fast pace and take advantage of a number advantage in transition Your team should have the right mindset to take extra shots and create more chances. As the game evolves, Coach John Calipari continues to find ways to improve the dribble driving offense. This video shows Coach Calipari's approach to the dribble drive of today's game. He shows how to make it more efficient in space. Cal demonstrates how to exploit defenses using quick cutting and ball movement. Cal emphasizes the importance of driving, shooting and passing the catch. Replaying the Catch Coach Calipari shows his new approach to the full court and half court, which allows him to play faster while creating more space. He demonstrates various drills and techniques that are focused on driving, shooting and passing the catch. He also demonstrates the importance to develop the floater. Fast Play in the Full Court Calipari continues his presentation by discussing the implementation of driving, shooting and giving the catch to the full court. Flying and Looping drills are useful in developing a fast pace and creating advantages for players in transition. These drills and skills can help your team win in transition. Making an Extra Pass Coach Calipari's final words emphasize quick ball movement and passing the catch in the half-court. Your team will be required to do extra passes. This will help your team develop the "extra pass", a mindset that allows for more space for shots and drives. Calipari's favorite out-of-bounds play, which he calls "Old reliable," is where he ends. This video will provide you with all the details to help your team play faster and make space on both the half-court and full court. These skills and drills can be used at any level, from high school to college. This will allow you to improve your dribble drive! 89 minutes. 2022.

Drive & Kick Offense 1 on 1 Skill Development for the 4-Out St. Louis head coach Travis Ford has rebuilt the Billikens’ program focusing on the development of his players’ individual skills. Ford’s 2019 team won the Atlantic 10 Conference tournament and advanced to the NCAA tournament. They got there following the tough, hard-working culture instilled by Ford. In this Drive & Kick Offense video, he shares a number of 1-on-1 moves and drills designed to help players improve their dribbling skills and their ability to beat defenders off the dribble. Drive & Kick Offense Warmup Drills From the 4-Out Drive and Kick set up, Ford gets his athletes warmed up with a drive and kick drill. The drill is designed to teach players how to play high and wide around the 3-point line. When a player drives to the basket, his teammates learn how to rotate properly. Players become accustomed to being shot-ready while learning to play fast. 1 on 1 Drills All players need to be able to handle the ball. Ford takes his players through a series of ball handling drills that work on moves such as inside-out, hesitation, and the between the legs crossover. As the players execute each move, they learn to over-exaggerate their actions and attack the defender. Players also learn how to deal with contact, staying balanced, and attacking the rim. 1 on 1 Ball Spins In this segment of the Drive & Kick Offense , players work on catching the ball in a triple threat position and pivoting. The jab step is incorporated here and players learn to use that jab while keeping their eyes on the defender. Players in a shot-ready position learn to use a shot fake and Coach Ford demonstrates a shot fake crossover to beat a defender. The circle rip through is also taught as this move gives players an advantage in attacking the rim. Quick Decision 1 on 1 Coach Ford’s final segment puts all of the drills to use in more game-like situations. Players use the moves they have been taught – catch and shoot, shot fake, or circle rip through – in the open court and half court. Players must make quick decisions on which move to use. Throughout his career, Coach Ford has developed a number of very talented college players. The drills used in this video are the same Coach Ford has used through the years and they can help your players become better basketball players within your offense. Rent this Drive & Kick Offense DVD today.

Transition & Dribble Drive Offense With over 1,000 career wins at Virginia’s Oak Hill Academy, coach Steve Smith has become a master at teaching his players how to play the game. He can do the same for you in this Dribble Drive Offense video which helps you simplify your man-to-man offense and teach players to be playmakers rather than play-runners. Coach Smith is a four-time USA Today National Coach of the Year and has coached nine Oak Hill teams to national championships. His ability to teach players the game and increase their basketball IQ has led many of them to college basketball scholarships. In this video, you will see how Coach Smith teaches players to read the game based on ball position, how to run and make decisions in the dribble drive offense and a number of out of bounds plays that can be run at any level. Dribble Drive Offense As the game grows, the dribble drive offense has become a staple for many because of its ability to allow very good players attack the rim. It is an offense that is extremely hard to prepare for and even harder to defend. Coach Smith details how he teaches the Dribble Drive offense and uses on-court demonstration to show you three formations and actions like screening and pitch backs that create scoring opportunities. Coach Smith also shows you how to get post players involved with a flat screen option where a post player can roll or pop out for an open shot. Spacing is another concept that is reviewed as it is important in getting your offense layup after layup in the Dribble Drive. Teaching Transition Offense The best teams are complete and have the ability to excel in transition. Here, Smith explains and demonstrates how he teaches transition offense. The best way to do so is through the use of a competitive scrimmage. He starts with the fast break off of a free throw. The ball is pushed up the floor and then Coach Smith offers three basic sets that all of his players know. His players are taught to read the defense and use the appropriate set – Dribble, Dribble 2, or Dribble 3. Out of Bounds Plays for Basketball Coach Smith shares with you five different out of bounds that are designed to result in easy scoring opportunities. You will see options that utilize picking the picker to allow post players to get free for easy layups. Other screening actions look to free up guards for drives to the basket or for easy pull up jump shots. If there is one thing Coach Smith has learned in 30 years of coaching, it is that players need to understand how to play the game. This 65-minute video is an excellent way to get that process started. Rent this Dribble Drive Offense DVD today.

Drills to Teach Transition Drive and Screen Offense With more teams using up-tempo offenses to exploit opposing defenses, coaches need to develop the skills necessary to play this type of screen offense. Joe Dooley, head coach at East Carolina University, takes you through a series of breakdown drills and skills that will help your team develop within an up-tempo offense. Dooley won back-to-back (2017 & 2018) Atlantic Sun Conference Coach of the Year awards while at Florida Gulf Coast. His drills are uniquely designed to develop players. The drills focus on basic fundamentals like butting, passing, and shooting. Passing Drills Turnovers are something that coaches can prevent and Coach Dooley shows you a number of passing drills designed to eliminate those turnovers. Nash Drill: a simple warmup drill that uses both hands and works on making good one-handed air and bounce passes Gap Passing Drill: a three-man drill that uses quick movements to take advantage of bad closeouts and attack gaps in defenses Pocket Passing Drill: this works on early offense entries, focusing on drag screens in transition and hitting the roll man off the ball screen Drive and Kick Series To help your team penetrate to the basket, Coach Dooley takes you through a Drive and Kick series. The series works on a number of situations using L-cuts, drift passes, and passes back to players filling behind drivers. Coach Dooley’s drills work on post play, executing the “Okafor” move, kicking the ball back to the perimeter, and chasing passes to the perimeter with ball screens. Offensive Build-Up Drills Each day in practice, Coach Dooley’s players play 1-on-1 or 3-on-3. In the 1-on-1 drills, there is a three-dribble limit and players must find a way to create a scoring opportunity against on-ball pressure. The 1-on-1 drills are unique because of ball screen defense. Dooley takes his players through the ways his players guard ball screens before the 1-on-1 situation. The 1-on-1 drills then progress to 3-on-3. Closeouts The ability to play up-tempo offense comes from playing good defense. That means the closeout is of utmost importance. Coach Dooley demonstrates a 3-on-3 closeout drill that works on closing out and going live on the catch. In essence, the drill turns into live 3-on-3 and the breakdown drills presented earlier are put to use. Coach Dooley gives some great insight into creating an up-tempo style of play that can help coaches at any level generate offense and produce more points. Rent this Screen Offense DVD today.

Dribble Drive Motion Offense w/ Matt Bollant If you are looking to install an offense that will instill an attacking mentality into your players, then this dribble drive motion offense presentation is for you. In this on-court presentation, Coach Bollant has broken down the key components to the dribble drive offense, which has helped him achieve success against teams with more athleticism, in a way that even a new comer can understand it. With Coach Matt Bollant's move into the Big 10, he has put the league on notice as the teams will now have to face one of America's best basketball minds. This Coach Bollant’s strategy is persistent in attacking the rim. It has a way of putting relentless pressure on the defense with a continuous drive into the heart of the paint, kick-outs and dump-downs. The Dribble Drive Motion Offense can also function as a 3-out-2-in or a 4-out offense, and yet all five players are constantly involved, moving, and in attack mode. Using this Dribble Drive Offense, Bollant gave his players a tool to be successful against opponents with more athleticism. With the Dribble Drive Motion Offense, teams that apply tremendous defensive pressure are exposed. Dribble Drive Motion Offense Concepts In this video, Bollant first of all taught the central concepts of this offense in a 3v0 format and progressively added players and options to build your understanding of the offense in a logical way: 3v0 to explain the basic concept 5v0 with a focus on guard penetration 5v0 using the #4 as a fourth perimeter player 5v0 introducing the pass and hand-off options with the #5 Making sure that you understood the concepts, Bollant demonstrated the "Blood Drill" which emphasized instilling toughness and an attacking mentality in your team. After that, he gave several options on how to initiate the offense: Exposing a slow post defender Duck-in High pick-and-roll #1 to #4 hand-off Exposing a weak PG defender and/or slow rotating help defense  Bollant did run through some of the previous options and also demonstrated new ones in this presentation. He also ran through some of the old options and then demonstrated new ones using a controlled 5v5 scrimmage. Coach Bollant demonstrated the basics necessary for installing this offense, while adding some great extras that can enable any team in a great position to have great results. With Matt Bollant's Dribble Drive Motion Offense, players will overwhelm their opponents by persistently attacking the rim from various positions on the floor. Rent this dribble drive motion offense DVD today.

john Calipari's Dribble Drive Offense With Post Play follow This Presentation And Watch The University Of Kentucky Head Coach, John Calipari, Give Answers To Some Of Your All Times Questions Such As: What Skills Should I Be Teaching My Post Players For A Dribble Drive Offense? How Do I Get My Post Players Involved In The Dribble Drive? in This Video, Coach John Calipari Will Lead You From Beginning To End Of A Widespread Workout Which You Can Use With Your Posts To Build Up The Necessary Needed Skills To Play The Dribble Drive Motion Offense. coach Calipari Kicked Off By Leading His Posts Around The Ball Handling Drills Which Is Able To Develop Even The Weakest Of Hands, Offer A Feel For The Ball And The Confidence Your Players Needed To Dribble The Ball With Their Head Up. calipari's Dribble Drive Offense Post Player Drills coach Calipari Also Unveiled The 10 Drills That Would Enable Any Player To Practice The Elements Of Spacing, Soft Hands And The "feel" Bigs Needed To Score Near The Basket. knowing That Pick And Roll Offers The Bigs A Variety Of Options To Score Once They Set A Screen, Coach Calipari Focused On Teaching Proper Spacing, Which Would Give Your Bigs A Number Of Options To The Rim Or The Ability To Find A Spot To Score. He Also Showcased Other Techniques Needed To Get An Opening Once The Post Defender Starts Cheating Up To Help Defend The Drive. to Wrap Up The Practice, Coach Calipari Lead The Posts Through A Perimeter Shooting Drill And A Rim-running Drill That Educates Post Players On How To Establish Position Inside When Running The Floor. you Can Make Your Dribble Drive Motion Offense Hit On All Cylinders With This Great Offering From John Calipari. Get It Today! rent Coach Calipari's Dribble Drive Offense Post Drills And Coach Like A Pro.

Do not let the defense get in the way of creating better shots. Find drills that will help you develop confidence in ball handling skills for your wings You need to create tough rebounders that can turn offensive rebounds into points John Calipari, 2x Naismith National Coaches of the Year, gives insight and demonstrations on-court Your wing players should learn to outrun their defenders and take the big shot. John Calipari, University of Kentucky Head Coach, shows you how to work with your wing players and develop the skills required to run the Dribble Drive Motion Offense. These drills have been used to produce back-to-back top five NBA draft picks as well as the second highest scoring average for 2009. Coach Calipari starts with a series ball handling drills to help develop a feeling for the basketball. These drills focus on hand/eye coordination as well as a push-pull technique that will help your wings feel the ball better. You will be able to throw the ball with confidence using crossover, behind-the-back and between-the legs techniques. Calipari emphasizes: Layups -Calipari offers a series of lay-up drills which focus on speed, moves, and finishing with contact. Calipari demonstrates how to protect the basketball by teaching it. Calipari also shows a stick-back drill to transform your wings into aggressive rebounders that turn offensive rebounds into point. Shooting- 25 high energy breakdown drills will allow your wings to practice a variety shots (lay-ups and 3-pointers, pull-up jumpers, etc.) during the natural flow. Calipari also offers a 4-minute shooting drill to get your wings ready for the big shot at end of the game. Calipari then shows you two drills that will prepare your wings for the big shot at end of game. The shooting drill, which lasts four minutes, forces the wings to shoot from five different spots on the floor. One-on-one drills are used to improve the wing's decision-making skills. This video course contains drills that will help you take advantage of all the Dribble Drive Motion Offense has to offer. This course will teach your players how they can create their own opportunities. 53 minutes. 2009.

To freeze any defender, learn ball handling drills Increase your team's shooting percentage and consistency with your guards John Calipari is the 2009 SI National Coach-of-the Year. Get his coaching tips and insights. These drills were used by Derrick Rose, 2009 NBA Rookie-of-the Year, while playing under Calipari. John Calipari's video course will teach you the drills, shots, and actions that are necessary to train your point guards for the Dribble Drive Motion Offense. Calipari's 45-minute point guard training session is shown in a real practice environment. You will find drills to improve your ball speed, shooting, footwork, and decision making skills. Calipari intensifies the workout by using purpose-driven warm-up drills. Each drill involves a ball, and each one develops ball quickness as well as handles. These drills will require your guards to move the ball on the dribble and protect it from thefts, deflections, and blowing by other defenders. Calipari cuts the rest of the exercise into three parts, bringing us to the core of the work-out. Layups -Calipari offers a series of lay-up drills. They include speed, ball handling, and footwork. Each drill focuses on getting guards past their opponents and ending with contact. Shooting Ð These one-ball shooting drills force your guards make quick decisions based upon what defense is giving them. Calipari uses lay-ups and hesitation pull up jumpers as well as 3-pointers from behind doors, the corners, top of key shots, and kickbacks. Keep your guards on the ground to score whenever you have the chance. Pick and Roll - In this segment, Calipari concentrates on a hesitation move that reads the big to gain the separation necessary to drive around or divide defenders. Calipari then has his guards do a continuous 1-on-1 drill on full court that leads to a 2-on-2 drill in which players must score on the fastbreak and guard the dribble. This skill workout will teach players how to shoot with both hands, handle the ball with both hands, and improve their speed. It will also provide coaching cues for your players and help you develop them. This workout can be incorporated into your current program! 52 minutes. 2009.

Everything you need to know about Dribble Drive Motion Offense, with ESPN Basketball analyst Fran Fraschilla Analyzes four versions of the new Dribble Drive Motion Offense for basketball Diagrams of basketball on whiteboard and shown on court with defense players Fran Fraschilla provides all the information you need to set up Dribble-Drive Motion Offense. Fraschilla discusses four types of Dribble Drive Motion: the Memphis Attack (4 out, 1-in), International Dribble Penetration (3 out, 2-in), Pick and Roll Attack(various personnel), and Dribble Penetration against. Zone Defense. Every type of Dribble Drive Motion is clearly diagrammed on a whiteboard. Then, he runs the drill on court with or without a defense. He covers spacing, cuts and misdirections for every variation. Fraschilla will also show you how to improve your individual skills for running the Dribble Drive Motion Offense. 244 minutes. (3 DVDs). 2008.

With 2008 AP Coach Keno Davis, learn the secrets to basketball's spread dribble drive motion offense. Strategies and tactics to develop the spread dribble drive offense Demonstrations of late-clock plays and reversals for improving your team's offense Spread offense is best when there is a defensive rebound and an aggressive quick break. Keno Davis' offense places maximum pressure on defense and can lead to opponent defenses being changed. Coach Davis starts with the outlet pass and a specific lane responsibility in offensive transition. If possible, it is encouraged to take advantage of any early offensive opportunities. Each player can immediately run his lane from their designated zone spot. The 5-0 break is a warm up drill that then leads to live 5-on-5 play. Early action depends on the defense once the ball is in the half court. Davis offers a few options. Once the ball is reversed twice, he shares a special play called "dribble spread". The court spread allows the offense to choose its driving opportunities, such as getting to the basket or a dish to a three-point shooter. Spread offense also offers the special "2" play. 47 minutes. 2008.