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How to Coach Youth Basketball Like a Pro The coach Fraschilla has been coaching major college basketball for past 23 years and his experience and knowledge is immense. He has watched his sons go from strength to strength and he knows each and every vital spot of basketball and how can one team unleash their true potential. The coach will help you improve your techniques, attitudes and organizational skills. This lecture style presentations are very interesting and you will learn lots of things in it. The coach will outline each and everything for you and you will have to pay attention to every point in order to improve your game and philosophy. Concepts and qualities of a great point guard to lead your team. Things that can hamper your offensive performance regardless of how skilled your players are. Key concepts that will get your players to play together and play unselfishly. These ideas are very important and beneficial therefor the coach will make you go through several drills that will be demonstrated on the court. The drills include 4-on-3 Lane Passing Drill, Post Feed and Cut Drill, the 45 Degree Cut Drill, and 3 Spots to 7 Shooting drill. How to Coach Youth Basketball with Fran Fraschilla When you have a proper plan and strategy then it minimizes the unexpected hurdles in no time. It will also help the players to take their game to the next level. You will also go through the practice philosophy of the coach Fraschilla and this philosophy revolves around 7-% of the time dedicated to the basics and fundamentals to help players build their skills and improve their overall game. This will also help you play more efficiently and compete at a high level. Furthermore, you will also learn how to get the maximum output from your drills and how to stay focused and there are so many other things that will be covered. Rent this How to Coach Youth Basketball 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.

The Screen & Roll Guide: European, NBA, International and More Learn the basics, responsibilities, concepts and implementation of the screen and roll offense. Make mismatches to score more easily Fran Fraschilla ESPN International Basketball Analyst Former Division I college basketball coach, ex-NABC District II Coaches of the Year and MAAC Coaches of the Year Fran Fraschilla's detailed teaching style will help you master the Screen and Roll Offense. Learn the basics of setting up and using a screen as well as the responsibilities each player has, concepts and ways to defend against rollbacks and screen defenses. Learn how to teach your players how to establish their "real property", how to set up a screen, and how to reject or accept a screen. You can use the Screen and Roll in many ways, including continuity, transition, and against zone defense. Make sure your team has the right mismatches in order to score better. Learn how to make a variety screen, how to cut screens and all options for every variation of the Screen and Roll. To learn the fundamental skills needed to run the Screen and Roll Offense, use FraschillaÕs drills. Fraschilla shows the Screen and Roll without and with a defense, making it easy to grasp and apply his teachings. Fraschilla shares her wealth of knowledge and rolls in this two-disc series! 163 minutes (2 DVDs). 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.