Offensive Drills (45)

Basketball Finishing Drills Basketball finishing drills video by Austin McBeth. Players that can finish at the rim with either hand are invaluable. In this basketball finishing drills video Smart Basketball Training Lead Trainer Austin McBeth teaches players a variety of finishes with and without contact that can help to make them more complete players. McBeth, who played for Fred Hoiberg at Iowa State, shares with you 19 different drills that will improve your finishing skills and make you a threat to score any time you take the ball to the hoop. Without Contact Basketball Finishing Drills McBeth teaches a variety of moves including well-known ones such as the Euro step, Paxson, slide shot, pro hop, and floater. You will learn to train yourself to anticipate, react, and beat any situation a defense gives you. Coach McBeth teaches you how to get to the hoop and score without contact. With Contact Basketball Finishing Drills One thing many players struggle with is contact from the defense on the way to finishing at the rim. At higher levels of play, more contact is permitted by officials. Players must learn how to finish through contact. Coach McBeth gives you drills and instruction that include a partner with a pad. This will teach you to explode through contact and become more accurate around the rim even when absorbing contact. With Objects Finishing Drills The final segment of Coach McBeth’s basketball finishing drills video includes a number of drills that utilize objects. Players use cones, chairs, and stand-up dummies to create game-like situations. You will see how to use a cone as a defender that is slowing you down, a chair as a live defender, and a stand-up dummy as a post defender in the lane. Each drill is designed to prepare you for a common game-like situation. When the time comes, you will be ready to attack and score. Coach McBeth’s video is a comprehensive guide to finishing at the rim. Rent this basketball finishing drills DVD today.

Open Practice: Offensive Breakdowns and Drills University of Maryland women’s head basketball coach Brenda Frese has taken teams to the Final Four (2014 & 2015) and even won a national championship (2006). She has done so with an up-tempo style of play that she has built through a number of position-specific drills. In this video, she shares breakdown drills designed to simulate game-like situations. Players learn to handle the ball, pass, and shoot in live situational drills. Shooting Frese uses position-specific breakdown drills based on the sets from her offense to develop shooters. Players participate in full team competitive shooting drills. Coach Frese shows you how to get your entire team into the drill working on shots that each player will take in game situations. Individual Skill Work and Offense Breakdown In this segment, Coach Frese uses Maryland’s primary offensive set, Thumbs, and breaks it down into shooting drills for both guards and posts. Post players work on Sikma moves on the block and scoring moves from the high post. Guards work on post feeds and actions that happen after the pass. The 4 Series helps to develop shots after using and refusing ball screens. Posts work on scoring against different looks on rolls and pops. Passing, Rebounding, and Defense Coach Frese demonstrates three drills that work on passing, rebounding, and defense. They are: 5-4-3 Flawless Drill: Passing drill that focuses on advancing the ball up the floor for easy baskets in transition Triangle Rebounding Drill: Teaches players how to gain position for an offensive rebound Pistons Drill: Players focus and work on defensive concepts such as closeouts, denying cutters, and maintaining defensive position with ball movement Press Break 1-on-1 & 1-on-2 Refine your press offense and sharpen up your team’s passing skills with three breakdown drills shared by Coach Frese. She also instructs her players how and where to get open on the floor. She shows you angles and areas of the court you can and cannot attack. Players learn to get open in 1-on-1 situations and as well as how to get open in a 1-on-2 situation and handle a trap without turning the ball over.

Ben Jacobson: Individual and Team Offensive Drills Northern Iowa head basketball coach Ben Jacobson is known for challenging the best teams in the country with a controlled, disciplined offensive attack. The style of play has served Jacobson well as he has led the Panthers to two Missouri Valley regular season championships and three conference tournament titles. His teams have won 20 or more games in six different seasons. In this 72-minute video, Jacobson uses on-court demonstration to show you some of his favorite practice drills, transition sets, and baseline out of bounds plays. The drills you will see are great conditioners which frees up practice time to work on other aspects of the game. You will see four options in transition that challenge your opponent no matter what they try to stop. Practice Drills If you want to be a successful basketball player, you need to be able to do three things well: shoot, pass, and dribble. Coach Jacobson shows you six practice drills that build these individual fundamentals. Two-Minute Passing helps players perfect the art of passing as well as condition themselves as they move up and down the floor. The Corners Drill allows players the ability to see the floor, handle ball pressure and use individual offensive moves. Transition Sets Coach Jacobson diagrams three transition sets that his teams have used over the past few seasons. You will see each set demonstrated on the court. Each set offers a number of different scoring options on both the perimeter and at the rim. You will see the transition sets in action in both half-court and full-court scenarios in 5-on-5 so you get the feel for beating any defensive alignment. Baseline Out of Bounds It never hurts to have an extra baseline out of bounds play. Coach Jacobson shows you two here. Each play gives you a shooting option from the corner and one at the rim versus the common 2-3 zone that is played in these situations. Coach Jacobson also shows you his favorite play for a late-game 3-point shot. This is an excellent video for coaches looking to get the most out of their players through the use of individual and team development drills. The concepts and drills presented in this video are a great place to start in improving any team’s skills.

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Open Practice: Offensive Drills and Strategies Discover a diverse, adaptable offense that will take your team to the next level in this video from University of Central Oklahoma head Bob Hoffman. Coach Hoffman focuses on-ball screen offense, quick hitters, set plays, and more using live practice footage and whiteboard sessions. Coach Hoffman is the former head coach at Mercer University who took the Bears to their first-ever NCAA tournament back in 2014. Before hitting the court, Coach Hoffman discusses the keys to his offense. One very simple key is keeping plays simple but adaptable in both setup and execution. This makes it easy for your players but difficult for defenses to defend you. Another element of Hoffman’s defensive philosophy is a belief in fast tempo secondary transition. He draws up a few quick hitters from his version of the Carolina Break. These actions are used depending upon what the defense does and then easily flow right into the offense if an immediate scoring chance is not available. Next, Coach Hoffman shares two box set plays used to score off of a delayed screen. Both plays use early screening action and can adapt into any Horns set you would like to run. Dead ball situations are ones that Hoffman believes are scoring opportunities. You don’t just work to get the ball inbounds, but you use the play as a direct attempt to score. Coach Hoffman draws up two baseline inbounds plays to attack either man or zone defenses. On the practice floor, Hoffman’s players run their ball screen offense in a 5-on-0 format in both full- and half-court segments. They begin in transition and then run through several series of their early offense. “Double” is one such series where both posts set a double screen for the point guard in transition. The play is simple but confuses the help defense, which must decide which player has the ball handler and the roll player. “Chin” is another series that uses a down screen to free up a post to run into a high-ball screen without a help defender. Coach Hoffman also shows you how to flow into early ball screens in your transition offense along with variations. The practice setting also reveals a number of other aspects of Hoffman’s offensive system. You will see four baseline inbounds plays that use stagger screens and screen-the-screener actions. There is also a segment where Hoffman’s players practice against a 1-2-2 zone using “Muscle” and “Muscle Runner” set plays. Both overload the defense and create post-ups with a high-ball screen and quick reversal to a corner shooter. Coach Hoffman’s presentation is a culmination of 25-plus years of coaching offense. It’s a diverse and adaptable strategy that players can learn easily and keeps opposing defenses guessing.

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Offensive Breakdown Drills and Skill Development Iowa State head women’s basketball coach Bill Fennelly has built a solid career by developing players on the offensive end of the court. Fennelly has over 670 career wins, has won two Big 12 regular season titles and one tournament title, and has taken his Cyclone teams to two Elite Eight appearances. In addition, Fennelly has served as a USA Basketball head coach and he led the 2011 World University Games team to a gold medal. In this offensive breakdown drills video, Coach Fennelly shares the finer points of player development with an emphasis on the offensive end of the floor. You will be amazed with the wealth of knowledge Coach Fennelly presents in relation to player development over the course of a season. The presentation is full of skills and drills that will not only help players develop their individual skills, but also the team as a whole. You will find that Coach Fennelly’s drills work on developing multiple skills, which allows for the maximizing of practice time. Offensive Breakdown Drills for Individuals & the Team Coach Fennelly’s drills include instruction on each of the following: Shooting free throws under pressure How to eliminate costly turnovers by taking care of the ball Enhancing players’ abilities to attack and finish at the rim against contact Scoring proficiency: learn 10 shooting drills that can be customized depending upon the time available and the types of shots you want players to take Learn to play with spacing on offense to open up lanes for dribble penetration and post feeds It doesn’t end there! Coach Fennelly adds more with a number of great drills that can be used in any program at any level. Coach Fennelly gives you some great ideas to help you develop your own drills as well. This is an outstanding presentation to add to any coach’s library. Rent this offensive breakdown drills DVD today.

Bob Knight Basketball Drills The way Coach Knight teaches his players to play Basketball is very unique and exciting. Advantage/Disadvantage is a big part of his basketball philosophy and the team which is disadvantaged will have to work really hard on the defense and smart on the offense. You will get the inside story that the coach will share with you that he used on daily basis in his practice. These daily habits help the players improve their overall skills and make them be successful in real life. With the use of on-court demonstrations, the coach will explain the hardest disadvantages players will go through like the 4vs.5 and 5vs. 4, 5 man change, 6vs. 4 and no dribble. These techniques are very helpful and these techniques will make you the players become the best version of their selves and it will make them harder than ever. The team will be able to prepare better and more effectively if they make use of these techniques. When the players learn how coach's disadvantage situation works, then they will certainly get better. They will also be able to master offense, defense and conversion. Bob Knight Basketball Drills for Coaches & Players In order to teach drills and skills that are required to develop a motion offense in your practice session, the coach will make use of the on-court demonstrations. The coach will make the players work on their passing, catching, dribbling and shooting of the ball on regular basis. In order to work on attacking the defense and finishing variety of ways at the basket the coach will make use of the Dribbling Drill. The players will also go through a shooting drill that will help to create better scoring opportunities. The shot fake is probably the most undervalued move in the game and the coach will make use of it in the best way possible. With the help of this you can blow your defender and can create an advantage situation for your team. The session will come to an end with the coach Auriemma making the players work on passing into the post with live defense. When in these drills, the coach will make you understand the art of how the defense should defend the players passing the ball into the post. Rent this Bob Knight basketball drills DVD today.

Lon Kruger’s Offensive Playbook Lon Kruger has had tons of success in college basketball primarily because of his ability to build strong offensive players. Kruger has over 600 career victories and has taken two teams – Florida (1994) and Oklahoma (2016) – to the Final Four. He was the first coach in college basketball history to take five different teams – Florida, Illinois, Oklahoma, Kansas State, and UNLV – to the NCAA tournament. In this video, Coach Kruger goes on the court for a high-energy session that details his offensive philosophies, including man-to-man and zone offenses as well as press breaks and transition offense. There are a number of great ideas any coach can take away from Coach Kruger’s presentation. Coach Kruger’s on-court presentation includes the following from his offensive playbook: The 4-second transition Multiple options for the first wave in transition Game-like pressure shooting drills Secondary transition options Effective use of the pick-and-roll Baseline out of bounds plays A number of zone offense plays Breaking the press End-of-game situations: six seconds and two seconds left on the clock You will find this video to be packed full of effective, easy to understand drills and teaching points for both players and coaches. Coach Kruger teaches intricacies such as proper timing and angles for screens, set ups to use against certain zone defenses, and much more. A master of offense, Coach Kruger presents his complete offensive package giving you the ammunition you need to attack anything a defense throws at you. Rent this Offensive Playbook DVD today.

Make it easier for your players Enhance your team's offensive abilities Your players should be able to finish at the basket, and their ability to read their defenders. Your players' ability and speed to complete your half court offense is improved. Mike Rice, the Robert Morris head coach, has won back-to-back NEC regular season championships. He presents a list of 1-on-1 breakdown drills that will improve offensive skill development. Coach Rice breaks down his drills into three areas. Finishing Drills Attacking Drills Learn and React to Drills Rice stresses the importance of executing offensive and defensive skills and fundamentals in all his drills. The final drills will teach your players how to attack the basket fearlessly, make strong decisions, and play with the ball well. These drills will push your players beyond their comfort zones and prepare them to face game-like situations. Rice's attack drills can be used to keep your offensive players active and help you make quick decisions on the dribble. Screen reading and reaction skills can be improved by your players. Rice will demonstrate how to use the screening action already in your offense, as well as the down screen and flare screen. These 1-on-1 drills can simplify your teaching and increase your offensive attack. 68 minutes. 2010.

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