Vivian Stringer is one of the all-time great women’s college basketball coaches in the sport’s history. She is the first coach in NCAA history to lead three different women’s programs to the NCAA Final Four – Cheyney, Iowa, and Rutgers. Much of her success has come from a belief in creating chaos on defense. In this video, Coach Stringer teaches and takes you through the “55” full-court pressure defense. This on-court presentation starts with Stringer walking each player through their positioning, responsibilities, and rules. She goes into great detail to ensure that the defense forces the action and controls the dribbler. The goals of the defense are to cause turnovers, create fast break opportunities, control the tempo of a game, and increase scoring opportunities by using an aggressive, trapping defense. Coach Stringer then goes through the 1-, 2-, 3-, and 4-man switch in the run and jump defense. She finishes by outlining the most important elements of the base “55” trapping defense. Teams that may be smaller or less talented will find Coach Stringer’s defense can help them stay in games with those superior opponents. Stringer has used full-court pressure to overwhelm and frustrate opponents for years. To say it has worked is an understatement. Stringer is fifth all-time in career wins in women’s college basketball with 1,055 heading into the 2021-22 season. If you are searching for a way to make your team more competitive, Coach Stringer’s presentation is a must-have. Learn the philosophy and teaching points of the full-court trap as well as the run and jump defense from one of the best in the game’s history.

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Tim Schuring’s Complete Offensive Basketball System Tim Schuring, owner-director of TNT5 Basketball Development and Iowa Prep, offers his complete offensive system in this video set. It’s an offense that has helped Schuring accumulate wins by the bunches over a 25-year career as a head and assistant coach at both the high school and college levels. It’s a system that is easy to learn, easy to teach, and can lead to success anywhere. Why Choose Coach Schuring’s Basketball Offensive System? Schuring’s offensive basketball system is perfect for a beginning coach, an aged veteran, or one at any level of play from third graders to the NBA. It is simply that good. Here’s why. It works at any level with proven success from third grade through college. It promotes player development. It is a complete offensive system including fast break, secondary break, BLOBs (baseline out of bounds plays), press breakers, and much more. It covers all the important details to make the offense successful. It is simple, yet the system can grow with your team. It is flexible. It is easy to install using a step-by-step process to implement the entire system. The Offensive Basketball System The video series begins with the transition offense, both the primary and secondary breaks. Coach Schuring shares his “3 Keys” to making the transition offense work. He also goes into detail on fast break counters and secondary break counters. You will also see how you can adjust the transition offense for different levels simplifying the system for third and fourth graders, for example. Coach Schuring then builds the half-court Motion offense. He will share his core principles for running the motion offense against both man and zone defenses. He reviews motion counters and again shows you how to adapt the offense to the different grade levels. The video series concludes with a number of special plays, quick hitters, and out of bounds plays. You will see six quick hitters as well as BLOBs, SLOBs (sideline out of bounds) plays, and press breakers. The press breakers are reviewed against every imaginable defense. In the end, Coach Schuring reviews how you can use his system. Some may choose to install the entire package where others may want to pick and choose what to use within their own system. Either way, Coach Schuring offers coaches a complete offensive system that can be used at any level of basketball. Nothing is left to chance in this wonderful video series from Coach Schuring. Rent this offensive basketball system today.

Coach Wooten’s Basketball Camp: Moving Without the Ball – Getting Open and Utilizing Ball Screens to Score One of the hardest things to teach basketball players is how to move without the ball. Joe Wooten, legendary Bishop O’Connell (VA) HS head coach, shows you athletes can get themselves and their teammates open in this on-court video. Wooten, who has over 400 career wins and five Virginia state independent championships, covers all areas of movement without the ball and will help your players raise their basketball IQ by teaching them to read and react to defenses. Whiteboard Session Coach Wooten uses the whiteboard to teach the reads that players will make. Wooten reviews cuts and screens and how players can get open. That includes curling off of screens, slipping screens, using back cuts, and getting open on the wing. Getting Open without the Ball While this seems simple enough, players need to be taught how to create scoring opportunities for themselves and their teammates. Coach Wooten goes over a number of movements players can use to get open including the L-cut, inside pivot, and the fake inside pivot. Coach Wooten also teaches how to get your teammates open. The Individual Movement Sequence teaches players to set screens and use cuts in 2-on-2 and 3-on-3 situations. Players are taught to read defenses in hopes of raising their basketball IQ. To help get teammates open, Coach Wooten goes through a series of screens. He teaches each screen, the screener’s job, and the receiver’s job. The screens and movements off the screens taught include: Drift Screen Down Screen Curling off the screen Reverse curls Fade cuts Pop outs Slips Ball Screen Drills The ball screen may be the most useful offensive strategy in basketball. Coach Wooten teaches players to read the defense as well as the goals of the ball screen offense. He breaks down all the reads for both bigs and guards and he teaches counters for defenses that hedge, flat hedge, soft hedge, and trap. For each defensive strategy, Coach Wooten teaches guards and posts what they need to successfully attack every situation. You will see a number of fun and competitive drills from Wooten that put all of his teaching into action. Regardless of the type of offense you run, Coach Wooten’s video has something for you. It will teach your players how to read defenses and is a must for your offensive library.

Coach Wooten’s Basketball Camp: Breaking Down Your Defender – Ball Handling and Passing Drills Hone your team’s ball handling and passing skills with this skill development video from Bishop O’Connell (VA) HS boys head coach Joe Wooten. The son of legendary high school coach Morgan Wooten, the younger Wooten has collected over 400 career wins, five Virginia state independent championships, and three Virginia Coach of the Year awards. In this video, Coach Wooten shares a number of great drills to help players improve their ball handling and their passing skills, including his “Moves on the Move” series. Passing Drills Passing drills might be boring for players, but they are absolutely essential to developing a well-rounded game. Coach Wooten teaches a set of two-man passing drills that begin with fundamental passes and progress to more challenging ones. He also shows you a pressure release passing drill that can help cut down on turnovers. Players work on catching bullet-like passes in “Sick, Dying, or Dead,” another two-player drill. In the Rope Drill, players try and keep a pass “on a rope” as they progressively increase the distance of the pass. Wooten adds some competition in the drills to make them more challenging. Moves on the Move Coach Wooten’s Moves on the Move series addresses what players can do with the ball when attacking defenders. Some of the dribble moves that Coach Wooten reviews include: Slasher move: a hard, downhill attack Stop and Go move: a change of speed attack that can prove deadly Between the Legs: same as a crossover that can take advantage of a defender In and Out move: dribbler sets up a player then uses the move to put defender on his heels Combo moves: multiple moves that keep defenders guessing Each move is explained in detail and Wooten provides extra commentary to make each one deadly on the court. He also gets into when and where to use the different moves which helps players develop their basketball IQ. Ball Handling Series Coach Wooten shares nearly 50 different ball handling drills – some stationary, some dynamic. The idea is to build a player’s confidence in his ability to dribble. A player becomes more comfortable and confident with improved ball handling. Coach Wooten offers up a complete library of attack moves and passing and ball handling drills in this player development video. Your players will benefit from Wooten’s years of experience and have a full suite of moves to utilize on the court.

Coach Wooten’s Basketball Camp: Shooting, Defending, and Rebounding Drills Bishop O’Connell (VA) HS head coach Joe Wooten is back with over 20 drills to help players become better shooters, defenders, and rebounders. Coach Wooten has a long history of developing quality players in his program. He has coached five Virginia state independent champions, won three Virginia Coach of the Year Awards, and has amassed over 400 wins during his illustrious career. In this video, Coach Wooten addresses proper shooting form and offers up a number of drills that can be used in small or large group settings. He discusses some basic defensive concepts and closes his presentation with some rebounding drills that will make you rethink how you teach this skill. Shooting Where’s LA-BEEF? No, it has nothing to do with food. Coach Wooten uses the acronym LA-BEEF to teach shooting and how to develop consistent shooting form. He spends some time on the “A” which stands for attitude. Wooten addresses the mental aspect of shooting, which is often the missing piece when it comes to becoming a great shooter. Coach Wooten then dives into some of his best shooting drills for developing form. These include: Shooting off the backboard: players work on form and shooting from different angles Spot shooting: players learn to shoot the same from close range and long range 25 Made 3s: to develop range 20 makes at 20 spots: high repetition drill where athletes take game-like shots Shooting off fade screens: another game-like drill where players learn to shoot off a screen Defense Coach Wooten offers some valuable defensive drills and concepts and emphasizes his three keys to playing great defense: Heart: players must be willing to sacrifice to be a great defender Mind: players must know how to play the right way Feet: play defense with your feet and not your hands Wooten adds some quickness drills in this segment and while teams may play different defenses, Coach Wooten’s ideas and drills can be applied to any of them. Rebounding Rebounding is a skill necessary to become a great team. Coach Wooten likes to focus more on “going to the get the ball” than rebounding. This idea might be the most important of any rebounding drill or strategy. If players have a desire to go and get the ball, they can become good rebounders. Coach Wooten shares the Superman Drill, a basic rebounding drill that players must excel at to play for Coach Wooten. It is also a great conditioning drill. Wooten adds a second effort drill that should be done in every program. Coach Wooten is an excellent teacher as you will see throughout the video. He teaches each concept and drill in detail and can help you and your players become better shooters, defenders, and rebounders.

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The Swing Offense: Breakdown and Shooting Drills With nearly 30 years of college coaching experience, former Wisconsin assistant Gary Close shares with you the Swing Offense, which was the brainchild of Bo Ryan. The Swing was designed to get teams looks inside and wide open shots on the perimeter. In this video, you will see on-court demonstrations that show you everything you need to know to run the offense. That includes quick-hitters, special situations, and how to attack certain defenses. Basics of the Swing Offense First, Coach Close discusses the positives related to the Swing Offense. From there, on-court demonstrations break down the basics of the offense: Continuity – Each move is simple and easily achieved. Screen after screen attacks the defense as sharp, purposeful cuts slice through it. Proper positioning and spacing – Pairs work together. Wings position themselves at the free throw line extended. Running the Swing Offense Against Different Defenses Coach Close gives you the tools with which to dissect an opposing defense. He gives you teaching tips, rules, and other options for attacking various defenses including: Aggressive Man-to-Man – Screen away to get open to catch the first pass, dribble and look for backdoor cuts, or dribble attack open space Soft, Sagging Man Defense – Enter the low post from the wing and curl off the weak side Switching Man Defense – Three up screen options are presented to take advantage of the mismatch by feeding the post, using a back screen, and the fade screen where the screener slips the screen and cuts to the basket Quick Hitters Close includes a variety of quick hitters from a number of sets that can be used out of the Swing Offense. Many of the plays get the ball to a team’s best player by making him the primary cutter. Each number or call includes an option for each position. Breakdown Drills Close presents a series of drills that cover all the screening actions and help players practice the shots they will most likely take in games. Close believes it is extremely important for his players to work on game-like shooting. He includes six drills to work both screening actions and shooting. The Swing Offense might be the best for teams that are not as athletic. Teams that do have athletic talent can still benefit as the offense helps get players great looks at the basket on a consistent basis. If that is something you are searching for, Coach Close’s video is for you.

Learn the most modern and revolutionary rendition of the 1-3-1 zone defense from a man who knows it inside-out. Dennis Felton was taught by John Beline how to run this innovative 1-3-1 defense. It is an incredible inside look at the inner workings and philosophy of a defense that few outside of the Beline coaching tree have been taught. The basis of the 1-3-1 zone defense is to disrupt the offense but this DVD will take your 1-3-1 to the next level by giving it the ability to be your primary defense. 1-3-1 Zone Defense Philosophy and Responsibilities The basic philosophy of the Michigan 1-3-1 zone defense is to restrict passing lanes, confuse offenses, and put incredible pressure on the decision making of the dribbler. These basic tenants will lead to steals and timely fast break buckets for your team. Felton looks at each position and details the basics responsibilities and skills for each player. He also details the rotations and slides of each player that is used to confused the offense and anyone trying to scout your team. He also teaches techniques for taking away the high and low post while also creating more deflections and steals. 1-3-1 Zone Defense Drills Felton shows how you can implement and teach the defense by using drills that break down each positions technique and responsibility. He shows how you would progress by using 5-on-5 and 6-on-5 drills. He also shows actual game footage to give you a better idea of the complexity and disruptive nature of this defense. This is an incredibly innovative teaching technique and will make your 1-3-1 zone impossible to scout and prepare for. Rent this 1-3-1 Zone Defense DVD today.

You can play great defense against an oversized or undersized team Get your opponent out of the game Allow your players to switch their formations in the middle of defensive possessions To create a hybrid 2-3 Matchup Zone defense system, Coach Pecora uses a lot of techniques from Syracuse and Louisville. It is unique among all other zones in basketball. Pecora uses a simple approach to stopping the ball from moving, keeping it under pressure, and closing the game - with a five-man rebounding mentality. Pecora explains the foundation of his defense, calling, progression drills and teaching tools, as well as his philosophy to changing his defense's formation. Pecora shows how to disguise and transform the 2-3 zone into either a 1-3-1 or 3-2 look. These defenses can be extended to the half-court and full court. To help you understand the advantages of this defense, he shows extensive game footage. Pecora also shows you three offensive zones that he would use against the 2-3 Matchup Zone. This will give you an unique perspective of how to beat the 2-3 Matchup Zone. Pecora encourages a man to man defensive mindset for your team that will keep your opponent off balance. 61 minutes. 2009.

As Coach Bennett explains every aspect of the blocker/mover offense, Coach Bennett breaks down the essential components. Bennett first shows the entire offense, then breaks it down in the DVD. Bennett introduces the concept "sides", which means that the blocker is responsible for screening other players on his side. Good offense requires the ability to pass the ball and manage it effectively. These four drills will help you to be more efficient and have a great execution. Excellent! 57 minutes. 2008.

Press Break & Strategies for Beating Zone Defense  Brian Giorgis has had a ton of success as the head women’s basketball coach at Marist College. Part of that success comes from knowing how to win and how to handle pressure. Despite facing much more athletic teams, Marist has twice led the country in fewest turnovers committed. In this video, Coach Giorgis covers how his teams handle pressure defense. He demonstrates how his teams beat a diamond, 1-2-2, 2-2-1, 1-3-1, and 2-1-2 full-court presses. Press Break Roles and Responsibilities Coach Giorgis begins by reviewing each player’s role and responsibility within the press attack. The press break uses a 1-4 set up, something Giorgis calls regular. The purpose of the 1-4 alignment is to create mismatches in the open court and advantage situations once you get past half-court. Against the diamond for example, Coach Giorgis shows you how to get the ball to the wing, point guard, or post player and still confidently attack the press every time down the floor. Press Breaks From the same setup, Coach Giorgis demonstrates how to attack the various presses. The key is to distort the middle defender once the ball has entered play. Players learn to read ball reversals and skip passes, which can help create mismatches. All guards must know what to do with the ball once it crosses half-court. Picking up the ball just past half-court is a no-no for Coach Giorgis. Here is how he attacks each press. Diamond Press: Using the same 1-4 alignment, Coach Giorgis explains the reads, rotations, and replacing movements as well as the use of the short and long corner. Giorgis also shows you how to get your point guard to the middle of the floor. 1-2-2 Press: The key to beating this press is to distort the back end of the zone. Giorgis shows you certain actions that do so and leave the defense exposed at the rim. 2-1-2 Press: You will witness how you deal with the middle trapper to easily defeat this press. 1-3-1 Press: After the ball is inbounded, Giorgis shows you how his team takes a 2-1-2 shape to attack the back end of this press. You will see how important it is to draw the baseline defender away from the rim. Man-to-Man Press: The key here is whether or not the inbounder is being defended or if the defense has a floater. Giorgis shows you how to create speed mismatches and use screens to get certain players the ball. Once your team has mastered the 1-4 set, Coach Giorgis gives you some options for when opponents make adjustments. Each option offers counters to different pressures. Coach Giorgis has mastered the press break and offers a solution for teams that face increased pressure on any given night. Rent this press break DVD today.

Snow Valley Basketball School Presents: Individual Skill Development Improve the individual basketball skills of your players with the help of the Snow Valley Basketball Camp. It is one of the premier camps in the nation featuring an outstanding group of experienced high school, college, and professional coaches. In this video, Drew Hanlen, an NBA/Elite College Skills Coach; Alan Stein, head strength and conditioning coach for Nike Elite and DeMatha Catholic HS; and Tates Locke, a former NBA and NCAA coach take you through a number of drills designed to improve players’ skills. Ball Handling: Point Guards Coach Hanlen emphasizes a hard dribble and helps points develop an offensive focus. Learn to use your body as a shield to seal off a defender and ride him to the basket. This also helps you ignore fouling and maintain your balance. Acceleration/Deceleration Drills Stein, a well-known basketball trainer, takes you through drills that help you take control of your acceleration and deceleration. You can really improve your game simply by increasing your change-of-direction speed, reaction time, and agility. Balance and Resistance Training Coach Stein takes you through an intense resistance training session. You will see a number of body resistance drills that will help you improve balance which helps in running, changing directions, backpedaling, sliding on defense, and jumping and landing. Each of these skills is valuable in the game of basketball. Footwork Drills for Offensive Development Coach Tate can help players improve their offensive game with his 8 Stages of Footwork Development. Coach Locke breaks down each state in detail and describes how this package will allow you to develop a go-to move and a counter move to keep defenders off balance. These drills are the same used by some of the NBA’s best. Ball Handling: All Players Coach Hanlen puts players through a grueling ball handling workout that features chairs on the floor to restrict a player’s space and ability to move. He also encourages defenders to foul to add more of a challenge. Hanlen teaches players the change of pace, dribbling with speed, and identifying ways to beat your defender. Individual Player Development Players will learn skills on both sides of the ball in this segment. A single drill may include facets of both offense and defense helping players develop multiple skill sets at the same time. Improve defensive shuffling, closeouts, passing, stepping into a jump shot, and much more. All of these drills can be done in a full team setting or with as few as two players. Practice Session In all, Coach Locke shows you 15 drills that focus on the basic fundamentals of basketball – dribbling, shooting, passing, etc. This segment gives you an idea of how you can coordinate your practice to get the most out of your players. Snow Valley Basketball Camp provides players with all the critical fundamental and technical skills to become a top player at any level. Rent this Snow Valley basketball drills DVD today.

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Basketball Swing Offense- Sets and Entries Teams seemingly always run into at least a few opponents that use pressure of some defensive scheme that disrupts the offense. In this video, Idaho State University head coach Ryan Looney shows you how teams that run the basketball swing offense can beat that pressure or adjust to schemes to get high percentage shots. Coach Looney has had great success and his Swing offense is a big reason why. It is the sets and entries that allow his team to get the offense started. Pressure Releases Most teams will use some sort of on-ball pressure and attempt to deny passes on the wing to prevent an offense from getting started. Coach Looney teaches three pressure release sets that his teams use when they face a team that decides to get into the passing lanes and pressure them in both the half-court and full-court. With each pressure release, Coach Looney shows you backdoor opportunities that include Fire, V-Out, and the Backdoor Reversal entry that will keep opponents honest. After a few times through it, the defense will change how it is defending you. Entries to the Swing Once the offense is in the half-court, there are seven different entries that can be used to get into the basketball Swing offense. Coach Looney diagrams each and then goes onto the court to demonstrate each entry. Looney describes when to use each entry and the advantage of using it. You will see the dribble entry, post dive, point guard dive, ball screen from the wing, ball screens with posts, and a wings up entry that ensures a ball reversal. When you start using screens, defenses immediately thing you have left the Swing offense, but each screening action flows right back into the Swing. This seamless transition continues to make the Swing offense extremely difficult to defend. Set Plays All good offenses have certain set plays that can be run at any time. Coach Looney’s offense is no different and his set plays flow right into the Swing offense. He will show you three complete sets that incorporate post screening action and lead into high-low scoring options with post players. Once you install these sets and entries, you will have the complete Swing offense. Coach Looney’s presentation combines classroom diagrams with on-court instruction to help you install the Swing offense. The presentation is easy to understand and Coach Looney’s concepts are easy to teach. Adding it to the Swing offense video will enable you to teach and install this dangerous offense. Rent this Basketball Swing Offense Drills DVD today.