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BasketballCoach.com presents: 25 Continuity Zone Offenses The best coaching minds in the country are featured in this presentation on defeating zone defenses. Coach legends like Bob Knight and Mike Krzyzewski are joined by many more and each offers up his favorite and most effective zone offense. Whether it is a traditional passing offense or one that uses dribble penetration, you will find plenty of choices that fit your personnel. Don Showalter, Iowa City (IA) HS head coach Coach Showalter believes in giving his players freedom against zone defenses. His continuity offense does that and he demonstrates examples of how the offense works. You will see the pick-and-roll with a re-screen, zone shift, lob, and counters. Mike Krzyzewski, Duke head coach Coach K discusses how to attack a zone defense giving you his five principles first. Two of the ones that stand out are the idea of keeping your bigs behind the defense and using screens against a zone. You will also see how to take advantage of gaps against a 2-1-2 zone. Bob Knight, former Indiana and Texas Tech head coach Coach Knight is one that prefers to attack zone defenses with the dribble. The result is usually two defenders covering one man. That frees up someone. Knight gives you 3-on-4 and 4-on-4 breakdown drills and shows you how to attack the 3-2 zone. Geno Auriemma, Connecticut women’s head coach Coach Auriemma shows you how to beat the 2-3 zone with quick passes. He shares some of his best looks versus zones and then offers a virtually unstoppable zone offense that he borrowed from the Russian National team. Jim Larranaga, Miami head coach In 2006, Larranaga took George Mason to the Final Four using what he calls the “Slice and Dice” offense. He shows it to you in his portion of the video. It’s a unique look against a zone defense and it is what propelled his George Mason team to a deep NCAA tournament run. Bill Self, Kansas head coach Coach Self shares how his Jayhawks attack both the 2-3 and 3-2 zone defenses. He breaks down the actions Kansas uses. Other coaches offer up even more ways to attack zone defenses. Jim Boeheim, Kermit Davis, Brad Brownell, Sean Miller and Jerry Petitgoue all show you something that you can use in your own program. The video is full of some of the best offensive plays against zone defenses from some of the best basketball coaches in the entire world.

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50 Set Plays for Attacking Man-to-Man Defense Coaches would give just about anything to get inside the mind of the best college basketball coaches in the country. In this collection of offensive sets from the game’s best, you get to do exactly that. This video provides you with a variety of offensive plays that include half-court sets that represent some of the most well-known formations like Horns, 5-Out, Hi-Low, and many more. Here’s what is included: Duke Elbow Series The Elbow Series from Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski and assistant Chris Collins can produce an easy 3-point opportunity with added rebound protection at the rim. Coach Krzyzewski and Coach Collins demonstrate the Elbow Series which includes Elbow Weak, Elbow Up, and Elbow Get. Each play spaces the floor for the best scoring chance. Fred Hoiberg Series Former Iowa State head coach Fred Hoiberg shares a number of plays from his 5-Out formation. You will see 50 Pistol, 50 Dive Stick, and 50 Dive Special each with the ability to produce a scoring opportunity at the rim or a 3-point attempt. Coach Hoiberg also presents Horns Handoff Burn, High Stacks Pacer, L, Owl, and High to give you a number of different ways to create scoring chances from multiple spots on the floor. Tom Izzo Series From Michigan State head coach Tom Izzo, you will get his Chest, Chest Down, Thumb Down, and Horns, and I plays. Izzo emphasizes sharp cuts, a lot of quick ball movement, and misdirection in an attempt to get a shot at the rim or a reversal and a weak side jumper. Larry Brown Series You will see how former NBA and SMU head coach Larry Brown gets his posts to take advantage of defenders using Split, Horns, and Horns Shake. Posts move quickly from screen-and-roll perimeter action to the low-block scoring position. Gregg Marshall Series In this segment, you will see Wichita State head coach Gregg Marshall put his team through the 41 Iso Play. It is designed to use stagger screens to free up an open shooter when a baseline drive is cut off. Greg McDermott Series A series of nine plays is demonstrated by Creighton head coach Greg McDermott. Each play has a counter for how a defense might play it. McDermott goes through plays like Blitz, Blitz 1 Down, and Blitz 1 Back to take advantage of movement and secure the post for an easy basket against an out-of-position defender. Dave Paulsen Series To help players that might otherwise not be able to get open, Bucknell head coach Dave Paulsen shares his V-Entry and Rip plays. Using stagger screens, spacing, and quick ball reversals defenses are put into difficult positions and give up easy shots. Tim Floyd Segment Tim Floyd’s NBA influence is apparent as the former UTEP head coach shares his 43 play. The idea is to use court spacing and high screen and roll to produce dribble penetration at mid-key with two perimeter shooters ready in the corners. Tara VanDerveer Segment Watch as Hall of Fame Stanford women’s head coach Tara VanDerveer runs her team through Scram, a play designed to force a defense to overplay a double screen. The motivated defense leaves a screener open on a duck-in at the rim. Pat Summitt Series Former Tennessee women’s head coach Pat Summitt guides her team through Spin, Horns, and Horns 2. This series of plays is designed to get the ball inside for a layup.

Basketball Agility Drills with Coach K Learn Coach K's basketball agility drills. Playing defense requires your players to be in great physical condition. If there is a coach that knows what it takes to produce great defenders, it is Duke’s Mike Krzyzewski. He is the winningest basketball coach in NCAA Division I history with over 1,000 wins. What Coach Krzyzewski has done at Duke is incredible. His teams have won 12 ACC regular season titles, made 12 trips to the Final Four, and have claimed five national championships. In this video, you will see how Coach K instills in his players the mental toughness and discipline that it takes to be an elite defender. Featuring Coach K in his element – on the court at the legendary Cameron Indoor Stadium on Duke’s campus – you will watch as he takes you through 20-plus drills and strategies that will help you improve on defense. Coach K has coached six National Defensive Players of the Year. He knows what it takes to be an outstanding defender and presents that in this video. Basketball Agility Drills to Develop Great Defenders The basketball agility drills presented will help your players develop the most basic of defensive skills including controlling the movement of a ball handler, disrupting passing lanes, and challenging shooters. The idea of elite defenses is to force opponents into situations where they either take a bad shot or turn the ball over. To do so requires athletes that are in great physical shape that also have sound defensive mechanics. All of Coach K’s drills are competitive, which challenges players at all times. While your players will build their level of conditioning, the drills also teach important defensive concepts such as transition defense, increasing pressure on the ball, and weak-side help defense. Coach K will also help you take these drills a step further by creating game-like situations so your players can practice what might happen on the defensive end of the floor. The drills presented by Coach K can be used throughout an entire season to not only improve your team’s defense, but also to build and maintain a level of physical conditioning. The drills are also useful for any level of competition. If they work for Coach K, they can work for you and your program as well. 50 minutes. 2005. Rent this basketball agility drills DVD today.

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Basketball Team Practice Drills Getting a team to work together and develop chemistry is almost an art form. One of the best at doing it is Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski who has led the Blue Devils to five national titles and 12 Final Fours. Coach K has recorded over 1,000 wins as a head coach because of the ability to get his teams to work together as a unit. In this video, you will sit in on a mash-up of Duke practice sessions as Coach K shows you the secrets of team building. Right from the start, Coach K sets the tone for practice with a number of passing drills. In a 3-on-3 drill, players are taught to aggressively trap and pressure the ball handler in the backcourt and create a help situation if the ball breaks out of the trap. There is the 4-Man V-Cut Series where the Duke coaching staff shows you how to get open while you look to attack the rim. Basketball Team Practice Drills in the Half Court Coack K moves on to half-court situations where he guides his team through a series of offensive movements against man-to-man defense. You’ll see dribble handoffs and screens off the ball as Coach K teaches players how to read defenses and attack every counter a defense can offer. Because of the importance of ball screens, there is an extensive ball screen segment in the video. You will see both 2-on-2 and 3-on-3 situations where you will learn how Duke defends on-ball screens and how the Blue Devils attack coming off a ball screen. As the practice session finishes, Coach K uses 4-on-4 and 5-on-5 full-court situations to tie everything together. Players execute what they have learned in the practice session in a live situation. Coach K teaches his team how to play off of one another in a practice setting, which is how the Blue Devils develop that attacking philosophy that has made them so successful. This is an excellent opportunity to learn how to teach basketball using team drills. All the drills can be implemented into any team’s philosophy or style of play to develop players fundamentally. Learn from the leader in the coaching profession as Coach K develops individual talent and then molds them into a unified force. Rent this basketball team practice drills DVD today.

All Access Duke Basketball Practice: National Championship Season (2009-10) The Duke basketball program is synonymous with greatness and championships. Head coach Mike Krzyzewski is already in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame with over 1,000 career wins and five NCAA championships. One of the great things about Coach K is his ability to mold his offense and defense to the personnel he has every year. In this 5-DVD set filmed at the beginning of the 2009-10 national title season, you will get the following: More than 10 hours of basketball instruction Three full practice sessions Multiple clinic sessions Video breakdowns with Coach K and his assistants Steve Wojciechowski and Chris Collins Philosophy In each practice session, you’ll hear Krzyzewski explain his coaching philosophy as it pertains to Duke’s offense, defense, transition, and more. He shares some of his ideas on player roles, how to select captains, building team camaraderie, and more that you can use in your own program. Defense Coach K begins the defensive instruction with a walk-through. He details and demonstrates how his players should communicate on defense. He also explains the why behind the communication. Coach K also shows his players how to guard ball screens, how to personalize the defense depending upon the opponent, and how big men can draw charges. Offense Next, Coach K moves to offense where he addresses key fundamentals and player responsibilities. He identifies how players should stretch defenses physically and mentally and how to create a number of different scoring opportunities. Coach K’s assistants – Collins and Wojciechowski – go into great detail on Duke’s offense. Collins covers 13 actions and quick hitters that can be used against man defense. Wojciechowski then details the man offense with a goal of creating opportunities to play inside-out by screening, posting, and creating overloads. This is the best All Access DVD package that coaches can get their hands on!

You have "all access" for Coach K's practice sessions, including defense drills and coaching philosophy. This video collection includes six hours of world-class basketball instruction As Mike Krzyzewski leads two full Duke basketball practices, you can sit on the sidelines while you listen in. Mike Krzyzewski invites you to the legendary Cameron Indoor Stadium, where you can access his plays, philosophy, and practices. Learn how to incorporate KrzyzewskiÕs proven system of success into your own program. This video collection includes six hours of world-class basketball instruction, including two full Duke practices as well as multiple clinic sessions with Krzyzewski, assistant coaches, and ex-Duke players, Steve Wojciechowski, and Chris Collins. All access to 2 Duke practices Krzyzewski shares his coaching perspective about his practices, how he teaches them, and what he will be looking out for during practices. As a coach and teacher , Krzyzewski shares his basketball knowledge and offers coaching points for the drills and concepts that he uses. Blue Devils have a variety of half- and complete-court drills that feature a variety game-like situations. These drills range from 2-on-1 to 5-on-1 drills into action or set plays. Duke split drills are where perimeter players and post players work together to develop their pick-and roll and "slips" skills, while perimeter players focus on penetration-and-kick actions and shooting on the move. The Blue Devils are now on the defensive side of things. They use various pressure defenses, including full-court and three-quarter-court pressure defenses, as well as off-the-ball defenses. As Assistant Coach Steve Wojciechowski explains how important it is to communicate early and what the point of pressure concept means. He also covers the Duke Method of protecting ball screens at the top of the key as well as on the wing. He shows and teaches the difficult show technique, switching, and trap techniques in great detail. The Blue Devils move to offense and demonstrate different techniques for breaking full court pressure defenses 2-2-1, 1-2-2, and 1-2-1-1. Coach K shows the "quick pass", and "catch and faces" techniques for attacking full court pressure. Assistant Coach Chris Collins introduces DukeÕs elbow series. This includes set plays that elevate the post players above their elbows to allow for excellent spacing. This allows small teams to create mismatches, and it provides great cutting action and movement. Each inbounds play can be a scoring opportunity. Collins shows the "Box Series" and "Line Series" inbounds plays by Duke. Coach K will provide you with shooting drills to simulate offensive sets and help you better teach them with game-like movements. As Duke drives into the zone, you will see the guards driving into gaps while the post players flash from behind. He also leads 6- and 4-minute scrimmages, where players practice game situations and make better decisions. Nearly 90 minutes of informative "question-and-answer" sessions bring everything together. They cover topics like Coach K's experience coaching the gold medal-winning USA Olympic Basketball Team, Duke's strategy for scouting opponents and advice for young coaches on how to teach shooting technique. This video series covers almost every aspect of creating a successful basketball program, the Duke Blue Devil style. 4 videos (438 minutes) 2009.

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Duke Basketball Offensive Plays  Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski opens up his playbook in this video and shares practice film to give you an inside look at the Blue Devils’ high-scoring offense. With material from coaching clinics over the past several years, Coach K introduces both his man-to-man and zone offenses as well as a number of quick hitters in the half-court offense and out of bounds plays. You will also see the practice drills used to teach proper spacing and correct tempo as required in the offense. Krzyzewski, of course, has the most career wins of any NCAA Division I coach, has won five national titles, and is a member of the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame. His presentation begins with the primary and secondary fast break actions used in the Duke offense. He reviews each position and the actions they can execute to create angles against a particular defense. Duke players run through seven different transition drills to refine their set plays. The Weave Series works on your fast break attack with drills like 3-Man Weave into 2-on-1. Coach K also shows you how to flow from transition right into the set offense using the 5-Man Weave into 5-on-0. Duke Basketball Offensive Plays vs. Half Court Defense Coach K illustrates a variety of set plays that Duke uses against half-court defenses. You will see how Duke continually works on getting the ball up the floor quickly and spreading the floor with shooters and attacking with ball screens. The Down & Through plays show you how to get a certain player a shot in crunch time. You will also learn how Duke attacks all zone defense with the Gap and 3-Deep offenses. The practice 5-on-5 video will show you adjustments that are made to add quick hitters against both odd and even zone defenses. You also get a look at the Four and Cross baseline inbounds play that is used against zone defenses. Don’t let defenses dictate what plays you run. With Coach K’s offensive system, you will have a series of set plays that can be used with great success against most any half-court defense. By eliminating the memorization of new plays, Coach K’s system also frees up time to spend elsewhere on other team needs. This 104-minute video is an absolute must-have for any coaching collection. Rent this Duke basketball offensive plays DVD today.

Duke Shooting Drills To become a consistent winner, you have to be able to shoot the basketball. The Duke basketball program under head coach Mike Krzyzewski has been able to sustain a championship culture by becoming one of the more consistent shooting teams in the nation. In this video, you will find more than 20 shooting drills taken directly from coaching clinics throughout the years. Featured are Krzyzewski and former Duke players and assistant coaches Johnny Dawkins and Chris Collins. With five national titles and over 1,000 career wins, Krzyzewski has developed some of the best shooters in NCAA history. Coack K will take you through warm up drills to full court shooting to half-court situations in an effort to develop more dynamic offensive threats. Each coach takes a turn demonstrating various Duke shooting drills they have used to develop perimeter talent. Molding perimeter players is of extreme importance to Krzyzewski since his offense is based upon spreading the floor and attacking with a 3-point shooting arsenal. You will see individual, partner, and three-man shooting drills. Duke Shooting Drills with Pressure The Celtic 50 and 10 Spot Shooting Drills apply pressure to the shooter by setting a goal number of makes or by not allowing the shooter to advance to the next spot until the goal is achieved. Two Ball, Three Person Shooting ups the intensity with constant movement and a wide variety of shots. W and Shooting Suicide are drills that work on transition shooting and help to build players’ conditioning levels. Players sprint from half court to a designated spot where they catch and shoot. Again, a predetermined number of makes is required to advance or reduce the running distance to the shooting spot. With the importance of ball screens in the offense, players work on a series of drills to train players in the different ways they can use ball screens. These include: Off of a refusal of a ball screen Off the acceptance of a ball screen Off a defender going under the screen Off splitting two defenders to get into the lane The coaches also demonstrate Catch and Face drills to improve footwork and gain offensive awareness by squaring up to the defense. A number of drills are based off the Catch and Face. Players work two- and three-man penetration and kick 3-point attempts, relocations, angle screens, and more. Players learn proper spacing off every angle of dribble penetration. There is also the Finishing Moves Series which works on attacking the basket with a variety of dribble moves and finishes inside the paint. Coach Collins discusses the need for guards to be able to shoot from a number of angles without getting a shot blocked. He presents drills to work on skills such as floaters and runners. All in all, this is a complete presentation of a number of Duke shooting drills designed to help players execute shots in game-like situations. Improve your team’s ability to score from anywhere on the floor with this excellent video! Rent this Duke Shooting Drills DVD today.

Duke Defensive Drills Learn how to apply defensive pressure the Duke way in this video featuring Blue Devils head coach Mike Krzyzewski and his former players and assistant coaches Chris Collins and Steve Wojciechowski. You will get all the breakdown drills used by Duke to help implement their defense. All of the Duke Defensive drills you will see are taken from three years of coaching clinic sessions and incorporate fundamentals like stance and footwork. You will see how Krzyzewski and Duke shape the individual defensive skills of their players into an in-your-face-pressure defense that has led Coach K to 12 Final Fours. Wojciechowksi, now the head coach at Marquette, begins the presentation with the most basic of defensive skills – the stance. He demonstrates the proper stance and runs players through drills like the Duke Zig-Zag Series, which builds the strength, stamina, and footwork needed to run an effective full-court pressure defense. Players learn to pressure the ball in the open court and other skills like how to jam the passer on a dead ball. These skills are learned in other variations of the Zig-Zag Series. Duke Defensive Drills Progressions You will then see Coach K and his staff work a progression of the Zig-Zag series in a practice setting. Players are taken through 1-on-1, 2-on-2, and 3-on-3 drills that begin teaching team defense. You will learn how to properly defend and rotate against baseline and middle drives to the basket. Coach K then introduces the Driving Line Drill, which is used to build Duke’s half-court defensive pressure. Players learn how to control a dribbler and force him to the baseline. Weak side defenders learn when and when not to help. There is also the 2-Man Contesting Drill that Duke uses to teach players how to see the floor as the ball moves. The drill challenges players to deny, apply on-ball pressure, transition between denial and help defense, and jump to help or take a charge against dribble penetration. The drill teaches multiple defensive concepts. If you are looking to build a pressure defense similar to Duke, these are the same drills that Krzyzewski uses at Duke and with USA Basketball. Players will learn how to effectively pressure the ball, provide help to teammates, and communicate to build a top-notch defense. Rent this Duke Defensive Drills DVD today.