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In this DVD, the Championship Productions presented distinctive prospects or opportunities for every aspiring basketball player, parents and coaches to master the art of winning any basketball match. In this video, the two-time National Championship coach Billy Donovan gave a detailed insight into the different and effective shooting mechanics, free throw shooting techniques and shooting drills. Coach Donovan who went by the name "Billy the Kid," during his playing days at Providence under coach Rick Pitino was a famous sharp shooter. Follow him in this presentation and watch him unveil the dynamics and the in-depth knowledge on how to become a game-ready shooter, and guide you through mastering some of the challenging drills that will help you develop the skills you need to succeed on game night. The areas he covered include Shooting Form and Shooting Drills. Coach Donovan rounded up the presentation with a brutal conditioning drill that will uplift you from the state of fatigue and also help you develop good shooting habits - even when you are exhausted. For Coach Donovan, “If you can shoot the basketball, you will have opportunities to play - no matter the level.” Install this video today and learn Coach Donovan’s reliable road map to becoming a great shooter!

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Scoring Out of 1-4 Sets Basketball Former Vincent HS girls head coach Marquis Hines led his team to three Wisconsin Division I state championships in four years using an offensive system that was hard to stop. In this video, he details his entire 1-4 Offensive System, the same one that made his teams some of the most dangerous ever in the state of Wisconsin. With the 1-4 set as the foundation, Coach Hines has developed key plays with multiple variations that consistently produce scoring opportunities. In his presentation, he provides on-court demonstrations of five very simple but effective entries into the 1-4 set that are perfect for the high school and middle school levels. Sets & InBounds All of the 1-4 offensive play sets and the three inbounds plays look the same to a defense. Defenses think they know the play when they see the same set. This allows the offense to play off of the defense’s over-confidence. In addition to the 1-4 sets basketball, Coach Hines demonstrates: Three 1-4 baseline out-of-bounds plays A 1-4 press break designed to get ahead of the pressure and create an advantage for the offense How to use a “big” post player in the 1-4 set Pick and roll options from the 1-4 Special Situations Coach Hines also covers special situations and how to take advantage of players’ specific skill sets. Throughout the DVD, Coach Hines highlights key coaching points to reinforce basic skills like setting picks, floor spacing, and maintaining a triple threat position. Coach Hines has had great success in his coaching career using 1-4 offensive sets and adhering to a philosophy of teaching basic basketball skills and fundamentals. Learn how he did it and enjoy success in your program. Rent this 1-4 sets basketball DVD today.

Secondary Break and Early Offense Mike Divilbiss is a well-respected women’s basketball coach who breaks down the secondary break in this video. Coaches will find teaching segments that introduce Coach Divilbiss’ philosophy on the secondary break as well as the details of all five positions and their responsibilities. Coach Divilbiss breaks his whole presentation down into five segments. Secondary Break Basics Coach Divilbiss introduces the secondary break, the basic setup, and rules: Details of all five positions and responsibilities are covered Why getting the ball into the post is important Quick ball movement is a must as it leads to open 3-point attempts Proper spacing and how to look for scoring chances is taught Reads Players must know four different reads: Back screen for trail post Down screen for when the back screen is overplayed Back cut by trail post when ball reversal is denied High ball screen for the point guard to create different scoring opportunities Cycles Then, Coach Divilbiss teaches how to use the four reads in the secondary break: It is important to score quickly with “2.5 cycles in 34 seconds” The secondary break must use both sides of the floor How to use the “pitch ahead” pass effectively Colors In this segment, Coach Divilbiss runs the secondary break against a defense and points out the following: Primary fast break vs. secondary break Keeping the ball in the middle of the floor to improve passing angles and to enhance ball movement Why it’s important to pass the ball inside while allowing perimeter players freedom to shoot 3-pointers Making perimeter players interchangeable This is an excellent DVD for coaches that want to play at a higher tempo. Coach Divilbiss is thorough but keeps things simple in explaining how the secondary break can ignite your offense.

this Video Will Teach You How To Become A Successful And On Point Shooter--and An Offensive Threat--on Every Penetration! watch The Popular Basketball Hall Of Famer And Top 50 All-time Nba Player Rick Barry Illustrate His Philosophy For Helping Coaches Or Tutors Teach Their Player The Art Of Shooting. Coach Barry Explained In The Details The Five Key Important Fundamentals Of Mastering Great Shooting Skills. by The End Of This Presentation, You Will Learn All The “hows And Whys” Of Each Fundamental, Even How To Hold The Ball Properly With The Hand, Arm And Foot Positions. Coach Barry Will Guide You Through These Fundamentals And Exemplify Each Area Using The Gun Shooting Machine. You Will Also Access Detailed Information On All The Aspects Of Shooting And Other techniques That Will Make You An Offensive Threat At All Times. Some Of The Areas He Touched receiving A Direct Pass, Pivoting, Getting Lift On Your Jump Shot And More. coach Barry Concluded This Short Presentation By Guiding The Players Through Several Shooting Drills To Train Their Set Shooting, Shooting Off The Dribble, Shooting Off The Cut, And Powering Into A Jump Shop. are You Looking To Improve Or Develop The Speed And Accuracy Of Your Shots? Are You Working So Hard To Become A More Effective Player And Scorer On The Offensive End Of The Court? whether You Are A Beginning Player Or Coach Or A Veteran Of The Game, This Short Lesson From An Astute Shooter In The History Of Basketball Will Offer You All The Drills And Techniques You Will Need To Improve Your Offensive Output!

Steve Fisher: San Diego State Offense and Drills Steve Fisher built a career on an up-tempo style of play that led him to 495 career victories including an NCAA national championship in 1989 as the head coach of the Michigan Wolverines. He moved on to San Diego State where he had 12 20-win seasons and led the Aztecs to the Sweet 16 twice. In this video, Coach Fisher teaches his offense and shows you the drills he uses to do so. You’ll learn how to create opportunities at the rim as well as open three-point shots. Shooting Drills Offense all starts with the ability to make shots. Coach Fisher teaches a competitive shooting drill that forces players to move with a purpose. He demonstrates a partner shooting drill that gives players shots at the top of the key, elbows, corners, and behind the 3-point arc. Transition Offense The fast break was one of the keys to success at San Diego State. Watch as Coach Fisher shows you how to get the ball up the floor quickly and create easy shots. You will see how the transition offense can generate uncontested three-pointers and easy entry passes into the post. For those times your guards can’t get the ball up the sideline, Fisher gives you a few options. One is a drag screen in transition with a big where he rolls and replaces to space the floor. Half-Court Offense Coach Fisher’s offense is based on two sets: Shuffle and Scissors. Shuffle is a series that provides a wing-to-block cut off of the back screen from the post. There is also a variation where two separate stagger screens are used to free up shooters on the perimeter. Fisher also shows you how to beat teams that deny swing passes and reversals. The Scissors set is essentially a Princeton offense variation with two bigs at the elbows. Using down screens, back cuts, and ball screens, Scissors provides open shot attempts at will. Fisher adds in quick hitters and counters to keep any defense guessing. This video from an NCAA championship coach makes an outstanding addition to any collection! Rent the San Diego State Offense today.

Run practice like it's a live game situation Enhance your defensive, passing and ball handling skills A simple motion offense with seven plays can be taught to help you score inside or outside. Kevin Boyle: USA Today National High School Coach Award 2007 From start to finish, run a high-energy exercise. Kevin Boyle gives a thorough review of the basics, drills, and techniques required to implement a high-performing high school program. Six areas are the core of Boyle's practice: Drills for Full Court Transition Full Court Transition Drills for Dribbling Defensive Shell Drills for defensive breakdown Drills for Motion Offense Breakdown Motion Offense Sets With Coach Boyle's six full-court passing drills, you can get your practice moving quickly. You can use a ball to condition your players and execute the fastbreak in game-like situations. Boyle shows eight drills that will help you improve your dribbling skills during the fastbreak. You can improve your ball handling speed and develop cross-over dribble and slide techniques. Also, you will learn how to catch and freeze. Boyle's defensive drills and man to man breakdown drills stress the "help and recuper" technique, jumping at the ball, protecting the inside cut, and ball denial. Boyle also includes the basic rules of his motion offense as a bonus. He starts with a simple motion offense in a four-out set. Here he demonstrates scoring options like screen and slips, backdoor cuts against pressure defense, and dribble outs. He ends with four motion play plays to get it inside to post players, and three plays that create an open jumper. No matter what defense throws at your team, get your plays to the same level of effectiveness. 76 minutes. 2009.

Any zone defense can be taken on For beating zone defenses, master full and half court plays To keep the defense guessing, learn actions and counter actions Use Sean Miller's best zone offense plays and his Five Principles to defeat zone defense. Miller's Phoenix set (run on a miss) or Carolina set (run on a make) will teach you how to defeat defense down the court. You will learn how to beat the defense down the floor with Miller's Phoenix set (run off a miss) and Carolina set (run off a make). Miller also shows three "families", which each have an original play and a counter look to keep defense guessing. Combine Miller's half-court sets and transition offenses into one zone-beating offense. This zone offense is easy to implement and difficult to stop for your opponent. Move the ball, push the pace and score against any zone by following these important actions and principles. Produced at Spring 2009 Las Vegas (NV), clinic. 59 minutes. 2009.

Score missed field goals and make free throws Shooting drills and passing exercises that are fast-paced A second offensive package that works effectively You can take advantage of weak defenses that retreat to defend your goal. Tony Barone has seen basketball from every angle. Barone shares his knowledge of penetration, offensive moves and shot variety from years of coaching at the college, high school and NBA levels. Barone has logged every type of fast break offense and this is part of his vast knowledge about high-paced basketball. Barone shares his fast break philosophy, which is based on nine core beliefs. Eight shooting and passing drills provide a variety of shots that are directly inspired by the NBA's powerful offenses. This unique method combines short breaks with full-court set plays to produce specific shots by designated player. This DVD is fundamentally based in basketball and will benefit you by attacking your opponent on the full court, making good shots and getting more shots. 55 minutes. 2009.

Get better at basketball coaching Take a lesson from Steve Cleveland Your team can reach new heights! To be the best, learn from the best. Steve Cleveland, Fresno State's tactician, is a legend. It is amazing how he manages to get the best effort and results from his team every year. Cleveland examines the details of his screening zone offense. It is based upon 11 basic rules and strategies. Your team can improve their chances of winning, reduce turnovers, and expose areas with the inside/out game by implementing screening principles. The screen is a tool that has been used primarily in man to man offenses. Screening the zone will allow your team to execute faster ball reversals and distort each possession. Cleveland's offense features such as overload, kick opposite, and skip pass force constant rotation of your zone. Nine quick hitting specials allow you to create opportunities for your top shooters and put players in the paint. This zone offense can be used to put maximum pressure on any zone defense that your team faces. 67 minutes. 2009.

Dave Odom, a highly successful coach, presents a defensive plan to strengthen the perimeter, lane, and basket area. This defense is based on stopping penetration to the basket. Odom's defense is built around the "heels-on-the line" philosophy. It has been successful at the Division I level. Odom shares specific tips on how to reduce the offensive's driving lanes. This half-court defense eliminates five dominant offensive movements such as the UCLA cut, on ball screens and the UCLA cut. Odom highlights each defense's strengths and weaknesses by using 5-on-5 players. Odom advocates a defense that is focused on solidity and does not give up penetration. This defense can be used by your team to eliminate rotation, mismatches, and fouls on the defensive side. 73 minutes. 2008.

The tone set by the coach is key to team success, team chemistry and toughness. Coach Crean is an expert at setting the tone. This video will show you how. Mental preparation is key. Players must have a clear mental focus when they hit the floor. He expects players, coaches and managers to be prepared to practice efficiently with maximum effort. Players need to be positive and coaches must bring enthusiasm and intensity to practice. Third, players must be ready to compete every practice. Crean's team shows a variety in ball handling and shooting drills, using cones as coaches and passers. Players must "reach up" to shoot from the screens when they come off them. Players work on 2-0 ball screening skills when they move to the full court. Once the ball is in play, one-on-one drills are transformed into 2-on-2. For full court transition drills to be successful, all players must concentrate and communicate. Crean ends the practice session with a full court scrimmage of 25 points and a three-minute game, which use all of the techniques taught in this practice session. 68 minutes. 2007.

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