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The Attacking 3-Out & 4 Out Motion Offense Former LaSalle University head coach John Giannini is well-known for his ability to build programs. He won an NCAA Division III national title at Rowan University and took LaSalle to the Sweet 16 in 2013. His three-guard and four-guard offenses were the key to his teams becoming high-powered scoring machines. 3 Guard Offense In this video, Coach Giannini teaches his system. He starts on the whiteboard where he diagrams the three-guard offense. You get a detailed look at a system that Giannini developed while studying other teams. He goes through every scoring possibility in the offense, which is based upon great spacing in the half-court. Live Situations The presentation then moves to the court where he provides demonstrations so you can see how the offense works in a live situation. Coach Giannini shares three simple plays: Magic, Clear, and Fist. Included are a number of options that you can implement into the half-court offense. You will see flat screens, side ball screens, flip screens and re-screen action all with the goal of teaching you the ins and outs of this guard-oriented offense. Giannini's Favorite Set Plays for 3-Out & 4 out Motion Offense Coach Giannini also shares a favorite set play – Double Low. The play is used against a defense that has shut down your three-guard action. He combines a version of the dribble drive offense with his three-guard offense to create scoring chances off the dribble. At the end of the presentation, Coach Giannini breaks out game film to show you how the system works in a live game situation. This is an outstanding video for coaches looking for ways to add a modified version of the dribble drive offense to their own offensive system. Rent this 3 & 4 out motion offense

Winning the Turnover Battle In any basketball game at any level, turnovers can be the difference between winning a game and losing it. Win the turnover battle and your team is much more likely to win when the final buzzer sounds. In this video, former LaSalle University head coach John Giannini shares his strategies for minimizing turnovers in game-day situations. Giannini won an NCAA Division III national championship at Rowan University before becoming the head coach at Maine and LaSalle. His 2013 LaSalle team advanced to the Sweet Sixteen. Practice Drills to Reduce Turnovers Coach Giannini goes to the whiteboard first to discuss and explain 10 different practice drills designed to reduce turnovers and help players play more confidently in high pressure situations. The presentation also goes onto the court to demonstrate each drill. You will see Giannini’s 40-minute workout that he used daily to help LaSalle reduce its turnovers from 14 per game to 11 a game in one season. Pressure Drills Each drill serves two purposes. Players learn to apply relentless pressure while on defense. The offense learns how to handle that pressure by advancing the ball via the dribble and passing. Some of the drills focus on the half-court while others are full-court drills. The common 3-on-2/2-on-1 as well as full-court 2-on-2, 3-on-3, and 4-on-4 are simple drills designed to improve the ability to handle pressure. The Jump Stop Drill and LaSalle’s Two-Minute Play Hard Drill will help players improve their ball-handling and passing skills. All of the drills help players develop confidence in their dribbling and passing. Players learn to deal with pressure so that it becomes second nature. The energy created in practice carries over into game situations. Coach Giannini discusses how you can hold players accountable in each drill. This helps players focus and become more consistent in doing the little things like cutting to get open or using screens. Limiting turnovers is an important aspect of basketball. Players can improve upon their individual skills and learn to prevent turnovers. Coach Giannini’s video is a must-have for players and coaches that want to become more consistent against pressure defense. Rent this winning the turnover battle DVD today.

Drills for Building an Attacking 3 Out & 4 Out Offense Former LaSalle University head coach John Giannini always recognized the need for players that could pass, drive, and shoot. His 3- and 4-Guard Offense depended upon having such players. Giannini took LaSalle to the Sweet Sixteen in 2013 and had back-to-back 20-win seasons in ’13 and ’14. In this video, Coach Giannini takes you through a 30-minute guard/post player development workout. You will learn how to develop guards and posts that complement each other and learn to play in the half-court against any defense. Giannini goes on the court to demonstrate how to properly execute each drill. Post Workout The post workout is a well-rounded session that teaches posts four ways to get easy baskets by running the floor, catching with two feet in the paint, and utilizing back-to-the-basket concepts to finish strong around the rim. Fundamentals such as dribbling, passing, ball screens, and more are developed and posts learn how to perfect their offensive rebounding ability. After demonstrating the workout, Coach Giannini offers up 10 minutes of game film. The film shows how the drills develop the skills needed in a game situation. Guard Workout Like the post workout, the guard workout develops the complete player. Coach Giannini teaches guard development using six different concepts in the half-court. You will see an emphasis on ball-handling, creating shots, using ball screens, penetrating, and kicking. Each drill is demonstrated so you and your players understand exactly how to execute. Coach Giannini’s video is an excellent presentation on how to develop well-rounded players to play against any type of defense. REnt this 3 Out - 4 Out Offense DVD Today.