Basketball Clinic Video Howard Gafinkle is known for bringing extraordinary talent together and this 2014 basketball clinic is no different. The lineup coaches is truly astounding and you will learn so much about offense, defense, and running a program. This is time and money well invested as the amount of knowledge these coaches present is a plenty and extensive. Billy Donovan, Full Court Pressure Defense Current NBA head coach Billy Donovan shows a highly effective full court pressure defense. With this defense you will be able to create turnovers and high amount of pressure without giving up easy baskets as a sacrifice. It is rare to find a system that can accomplish both of those precedents but Donovan outlines it all for you. You will learn how to trap out of the full and half court along with how to establish a secondary trapping system. John Calipari, Coaching Ideas and Practice Drills With all the talent Coach Cal brings to Kentucky every year it is vital for his success that his players play as a team. Learn how and why he stresses the importance of communication and relationships with his players to help build chemistry and work ethic. He also shows you some of his favorite drills to work on individual player development. Jim Boeheim, Quick Hitting Plays to Attack Man-to-Man and Zone Defenses While Boeheim is famous for his 2-3 zone, he also has a genius offensive mind. He provides you with an extensive playbook for incorporating a pick-and-roll game to help get your best players comfortable shots. He uses a free-flowing playbook that eventually rolls into a pick-and-roll to get players open shots from their comfort spots. True to his form, he also shows how to guard common offensive sets for attacking his infamous 2-3 zone. Seth Greenberg, Disrupting Offenses with the 1-3-1 Zone Defense Disrupt and turnover the offense with this highly aggressive, trapping defense presented by Seth Greenberg. In this series, Greenberg will show you how to shut down passing lanes and cause more turnovers by the offense which can lead to easy points for you. He also goes into detail on how to rebound, shut down great players, and take advantage of specific spots on the floor out of this zone. Brian Beauty, Basketball Drills for Every Practice Brian Beaury owes much of his over 500 wins to his emphasis on improving his players fundamentals. In this session, he shows you his 12 bread and butter drills for developing players skills. These drills are intense, competitive, and fast paced and your players will eat up the way they improve from running the drills. Mike Fratello, Basketball Skills, Drills, and Basketball Wisdom Coach Fratello presents both basketball and philosophical improvement for you to chew on. He dives into his entire basketball knowledge to present you with his theory and philosophy on many parts of the game. Specifically, you will learn about skill development, defensive drills and strategies, and a handful of money set plays. He is an established teacher and a joy to learn from. This amazing basketball clinic brought together coaches hand picked by Garfinkle. Have a notepad ready and begin the journey to improving your coaching, and program, renting this basketball clinic DVD today.

Basketball Shooting Workout with 1,000 Shots This short presentation is about the exploits of a former high school player, Jackie Stiles. In the video, Coach Stiles revealed how she grew to become a better player and shooter by making 1,000 shots a day from her sophomore year in high school until her freshman year in college. For Coach Stiles, constant practice with the correct techniques makes a shooter great. Basketball Shooting Workout with BEEF Method Watch this video and watch Coach Stiles use the BEEF shooting principle to teach you the square up, one-two step, power foot, step back hesitation and the "Stiles hop" techniques. To make the workout spicier and fun, Coach Stiles illustrated how to use theses different techniques to break up the total into groups of 15 or 20. This amazing workout template can go for any player who is striving to become a great shooter. It is fast and easy to follow and Players can alter it to fit their age, strength, and goals as an excellent shooter. Rent this basketball shooting workout DVD today.

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Basketball Zone Offense: Sets & Philosophy University of Illinois head coach Brad Underwood shows you how he breaks down zone defense with multiple looks. Using quick, simple actions against zones can force rotations which open gaps in the defense. Watch as Coach Underwood shows you how to attack the zone defense, breaks down the secondary offense off transition against a zone, and shares his different looks against various zone defenses. Different Looks All of the sets in Underwood’s zone offense are interchangeable. Adding cutters and flashing to the high post can mix up traditional sets. Defenses are kept guessing with the cutters and variety of looks. Underwood attacks the soft spots in the zones when the ball reverses. Simple actions force defensive rotations and that can open driving lanes and shooting areas. Zone Passing The Zone Passing Drill is integral part of Underwood’s offense. The drill uses cuts to the elbow, movement to the short corners, and more to force the defense to rotate. Zone Passing is a drill that should be done daily and it only takes a few minutes. The drill works on each of the following skills and concepts: Spacing Passing Finding open areas against a zone defense Building your team’s zone offense Adjusting to your team’s strengths The Zone Passing Drill can help coaches build an entire zone offense with younger players. Coaches with more veteran teams can benefit from learning the different looks and adjustments presented by Coach Underwood. This is an excellent video to help coaches attack zone defenses. Rent this basketball zone offense DVD today.

Chris Mack: Zone Offense Attack – Continuity and Set Plays Working against zone defenses can be extremely difficult at times. If you have been searching for a way to dismantle even the most aggressive zone defenses, your search is over. Louisville head coach Chris Mack shows you exactly how to destroy zone defenses scoring continually on layups and set plays. Mack attacked zone defenses in the Big East as the head coach at Xavier where his team was the 2018 conference champion and he was the Coach of the Year. In this video, you will see how Coach Mack instills an attack mentality into his players when they face zone defenses. Coach Mack’s presentation includes drills, set offenses, baseline out of bounds plays, transition breaks, and other key offensive actions that are designed to make teams come out of their zone defense. What Coach Mack’s presentation is not is just a series of plays. It is more a guide of how to read and take advantage of the natural weaknesses found in all zone defenses. Coach Mack does detail some of his set offenses. These include: Carolina Wheel: This is a continuity zone offense that can be run against either side of the defense. The offense attacks the gray areas when you bring the wing up and also allows for the attacking of the short corner. Flash: This is a two-guard front that works to get the ball into the key. The offense continually works to get open shots and high-low action for the post players. Ball Screen the Zone: Coach Mack teaches how to ball screen zone defenses. Doing so forces the second defender out of their area and picks on players as they try and cover for one another. Bigs look to duck in and force the bottom defender to play wing and open the corner for a shot. Baseline Out of Bounds: Coach Mack shows you two set plays that he uses in a baseline out of bounds scenario. Coach Mack breaks down each play into its components, shows you the initial reads, and then shares any counters depending upon the type of shift in the zone defense. He will show you how to incorporate screen options and leverage player movement to pull defenders out of position and disrupt your opponent’s game plan. This is the video to help you improve your team’s effectiveness when playing against zone defenses.

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Zone Offenses & Set Plays vs Zone Defense Teams struggle against zone defenses because offenses become passive and settle for jump shots. Toledo head coach Tod Kowalczyk has other ideas for attacking zone defenses. Attacking a zone is the key to success for Coach Kowalczyk who led the Rockets to the 2014 MAC regular season title and a school record 27 wins. Using the motion offense and set plays, Coach Kowalczyk shows you the weaknesses in any zone defense. The offense and each set play are simple to introduce at any level and Coach Kowalczyk also includes drills on how to not turn the ball over. Ball Security Drills Coach Kowalczyk starts off with four ball security drills that teach players the value of a possession. “Be the Boss with the Ball” is the mantra Coach Kowalczyk looks to get across to his players. Perfect Passing and the 60-Pass Drill force players to execute smart passes while staying aggressive. The 60-Pass Drill is competitive and gets players active and thinking about being smart with the ball. Turnovers almost always determine a game’s outcome.  Set Plays vs Zone Defense in Basketball The next segment of the video covers the zone offense. Coach Kowalczyk is a big believer in attacking a zone defense. He likes to find ways to get the ball into the high post and use ball screens to create scoring opportunities. Coach Kowalczyk has three ways to play offense: continuity, motion, and set plays. He likes to use all three against any type of zone defense. White Offense: This is a continuity offense with four different scoring actions. Watch how post players set screens and look to roll for shots around the rim. Zone Attack: This is a 4-Out 1-In motion set up. When the ball moves, perimeter players must cut as the post player looks for high post touches thereby creating numerous scoring opportunities. Set Plays: Five different set plays are demonstrated against the zone defense. Coach Kowalczyk discusses how to blend the set plays into your motion offense. The Short Corner When the ball gets to the short corner, you really get to see how Coach Kowalczyk’s offense has success against the zone defense. You will see the ball in the short corner and two actions based on the point guard cutting or the wings cutting through the zone. The results are either a great look near the basket or a wide open jump shot when the ball is reversed. In addition to demonstrating his offensive actions against zone defenses, Coach Kowalczyk demonstrates five set plays versus the 2-3 zone that result in either a low post look or an open 3-pointer. With zone defenses looking to disrupt offenses, the offense must take action and go on the attack. Coach Kowalczyk shows you how in this video. If you struggle against zone defenses, struggle no more and add this presentation to your collection. Rent his Set Plays vs Zone Defense DVD today.

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Get ready to elevate your coaching game with Pat Skerry's on-court instructional video! This expert coach, known for his ability to transform teams, is sharing his groundbreaking offensive philosophy - The Flow Offense. Discover the secrets behind Coach Skerry's success as he guides you through the evolution of his offensive system and the development of the Flow Offense. You'll gain an in-depth understanding of the key concepts, including maximizing offensive efficiency, reducing turnovers and offensive rebounding. See the Flow Offense in action as Coach Skerry demonstrates each step of the half-court offense, from transition to set plays. You'll learn about the roles and responsibilities of each player, the importance of getting to the paint first, and how to attack the defense with double-staggered screens. Coach Skerry also shares his favorite ball-screening actions, including the 'Chicago Action,' 'Ricochet Action,' and 'Butt-Screen Action,' each designed to take advantage of defensive adjustments throughout the game. With the 'Missed-Shot Transition Drill,' Coach Skerry shows you how to put the Flow Offense into practice, offering a perfect teaching opportunity and a chance to see what you can achieve. You'll also learn about flow sets and actions, including the 'Stack Series' with options for three-point shots, double-ball screens, and a counter that keeps defenses guessing. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to learn from one of the best coaches in the game. Get your copy of Coach Skerry's on-court instructional video today! 73 minutes of expert coaching, 2023.

Transition Offense and Transition Defense Learn to advance the ball against defensive pressure and score as fast as possible and, at the same time, learn to slow opponents in transition in this well-crafted video from University of Windsor women’s head basketball coach Chantal Vallee. Also the head coach of the Hamilton Honey Badgers of the Canadian Elite Basketball League, Coach Vallee won five straight Canadian Interuniversity Sports (CIS) national championships from 2011 to 2015 at Windsor. This training camp style video gives you an inside look at how Coach Vallee installs her transition offense and defense. This presentation is packed full of new ideas for playing in transition. Coach Vallee will teach you her overall scheme for both transition offense and transition defense as well as more than 10 practice drills you can utilize. Transition Offense Coach Vallee shows you the “Three E’s” of transition offense – explode, explore, and exploit – in relation to the various zones on the court. Learn breakdown drills like Run, Rabbit, Run which will help players make sprinting down the floor as soon as a rebound is made a top priority. When defensive strategies attempt to stall your fast break, Coach Vallee has the answer. She teaches you how to maintain the attack using the Outlet Drill. The Trailer Drill is a good one to teach your players how to read a defense and determine whether to score by feeding the post, running into a ball screen, or some other option. Coach Vallee also presents four more drills designed to teach players how to pass with precision. In the Flow series, players learn to pass while on the run and how to take advantage of numbers on the fast break. Transition Defense There are not many more detailed explanations of a transition defensive system than Coach Vallee’s. She provides a full description of her defensive approach using the whiteboard, on-court teaching, and player demonstration of breakdown drills and 5-on-5 scrimmage. You will easily fill a notebook while listening to Vallee coach. You will come to learn her aggressive style inside and out, which will optimize your team’s ability to get second chance points all while disrupting an opponent’s fast break. Coach Vallee shows you how the “Short” can chase down “spillage” or hunt the outlet pass as a means of stopping the ball from advancing up the floor. The Long Triangles drill teaches players how to crowd the floor with proper spacing away from their matchup in the full court. You will also see a great way to control 5-on-5 competition with the 1 ½ drill. Coach Vallee is a rising star and her 148-minute presentation is a tremendous value with the opportunity to learn both transition offense and transition defense from one of the best in the business.

On Ball Screen Offense that's Unscoutable  Today’s basketball offenses must understand the ball screen. In this presentation, Whitman College head coach Eric Bridgeland shows you how to teach your players on ball screen offense recognition and reads in an effort to increase the number of easy scoring opportunities. Bridgeland is the 2018 HoopDirt.com Division III Coach of the Year after leading Whitman to its second consecutive unbeaten conference record. In four seasons at Whitman, Bridgeland is 104-14. A big reason why the Blues have won so often is Bridgeland’s system of offense. On Ball Screen Offense Philosophy The idea of the offense is to create scoring opportunities as close to the basket as possible. Ball screens are the best way to get the ball into the paint and close to the basket. Coach Bridgeland teaches his players how to run, get into the paint, and apply constant pressure to defenses. Ball screens create the offensive action, which gives players extra incentive as they are the ones applying the ball screens. On Ball Screen Offense Guard Play There are a number of ways that defenses attack ball screen offenses: hard show, soft show, switches, and icing the ball handler. Coach Bridgeland teaches his guards how to attack each when coming off of a screen. Using 2-on-2 drills, guards learn to change their speed as they approach the screen. They can look to square up just as they pass the screener creating some misdirection. Guards can also get low using a bulldog drive into the paint. Whatever they do, your players can create advantages to get to the paint. On Ball Screen Offense Post Play Coach Bridgeland teaches his post players how to set solid screens and keep appropriate spacing. Posts learn how to pop off a screen if they have the range to help spread a defense. Posts also learn to roll to the basket by going wide outside the lane line. This allows the ball handler to continue attacking the rim and get to the paint. Bridgeland uses a 1-on-1 drill to teach post players how to set the screen and then read the help side defender and react off of him. Coach Bridgeland’s presentation ends with 3-on-3 and 4-on-4 drills where players learn to read screens at game speed. These drills help Bridgeland control the practice environment and help players adjust to the faster pace of game action. If you are looking to complement your offense with balls screens, this 81-minute video can help you master the concept. Coach Bridgeland can teach you how to open up a number of scoring opportunities using ball screens. Rent this On Ball Screen Offense DVD today.

Basketball Culture Versatility and Adaptability: Keys to Sustainable Excellence There is more to winning than just having great players who excel at basketball skills. Dr. John Tauer, the head basketball coach at the University of St. Thomas, understands that it takes great teammates and great character to win championships. Tauer, who is also a psychology professor, has won two Division III national championships at St. Thomas and while he has had some great players, he believes it has been the versatility and adaptability of his players that have contributed to a winning culture. In this 85-minute basketball culture video, Tauer discusses how he developed a culture of winning at St. Thomas. He also dives into some of the practice drills that he uses on a daily basis. These drills emphasize some of the most basic skills – passing, catching, and defense for example – that are fundamental to the game of basketball. Developing Basketball Culture and Fundamentals In his program, Coach Tauer has three goals and they have little to do with basketball directly. He reveals each goal and explains how these help to develop a winning culture. Dr. Tauer talks about what it means to be great and how players that cultivate a vision of excellence can grow within the program. Growing players and their mindsets helps each individually and, as a result, the program as a whole. Practice Drills Coach Tauer reviews six drills that his teams use daily to work on the skills that are fundamental to the game. Some athletes may have greater skill sets than others, but none can achieve at a high level if they cannot pass and catch the basketball. You will see some unique methods for teaching basic skills like Coach Tauer’s 3-on-3 1/2/0 Dribble Offense Drill. The drill will help get players in an attacking mindset and teach them how to take advantage of a defense. The drill is also a great way to encourage team chemistry as the offense creates scoring opportunities for everyone on the floor. Coach Tauer takes things a bit deeper bringing an understanding to the game that goes well beyond the court. Players have to understand the “why” behind what they do. If they do not, they may never reach their full potential as both a basketball player and as a person. Applying what Dr. Tauer teaches in this video will help your players understand what it means to be an athlete of great character, a great teammate, and a champion. Building such a culture can help you build a program that can achieve and maintain success. Rent this basketball culture DVD today.

in This Video, Joe Wootten Will Help You Master The Art Of Attention To Details With His Smorgasbord Ways Of Winning Special Situations. In The Course Of The Presentation, Coach Wootten Will Take You Deep Into The "games Within The Game" With Emphasis On The Always Ignored Few Areas Where You Can Pay Attention To So As To Tap  A Few Extra Wins On All Your Schedules. the Presentation Covered From Inbound Sets On The Baseline And The Sideline That Can Give You Multiple Scoring Options And An Easy Outlet, To Simple Ways By Which Players Can Be Taught How To Mark The Time And Then Score. Coach Wootten Also Illustrated Many Scenarios Which Unveiled The Difference Between A Win And A Loss. coach Wootten Also Showcased How To Use His "4 To Score" Half Court Offense To Defeat Any Junk Defense Or Tricks Of Any Team. “treating A Box-and-one Or Half Court Trap Like A Zone Is The First Step To Outsmarting Your Opponent,” Coach Wootten Said.  You Will Also Learn The Skill That Will Help You Organize Your Team To Create Misdirection And Extend A Zone Which Will Leave The Weak Side Open For An Easy And Fast Break Opportunity. towards The End Of The Video, Wootten Demonstrated How Important It Is To Teach Your Players When To Commit A Foul, Force A Drive, And Also How To Penetrate A Full Court Defense When You're Looking To Keep The Hoop Out Of Your Opponent's Hands. With The Aid Of Color Coding System, Coach Wootten Walked His Players Through Every Situation And Ensured They Handled The Pressures Of Playing From Behind Comfortably. if You Are Looking For A Tip Or Bag Of Tricks That Would Help You Prepare Your Team For The Upcoming Season, This Video Is What You Will Need Steal A Few Extra Wins By Winning 'the Games Within The Game.'

Total Body Strength Training for Basketball A first-class strength and conditioning program can make all the difference in a successful basketball program. Understanding how to put together such a program can be a chore, but St. Joseph’s University Director of Strength and Conditioning Brian Bingaman shows you how to maximize the speed and power of your athletes in the weight room. Bingaman is a certified strength and conditioning coach and is recognized as a Level 1 Club Coach by United States Weightlifting. Coach Bingaman takes you through a standard weight training day in the St. Joe’s basketball program. He combines compound lifts with other exercises to maximize the time in the weight room and train a variety of skills in a short amount of time. Plyometric Drills Balance stability and quickness are two key skills that can help a player improve his or her performance on the floor. Coach Bingaman uses a variety of plyometric drills were players go through a series of box jumps and hurdle hops. Players learn to explode upward into a jump and land softly in preparation for another jump. The drills are done with one leg and two legs to build coordination. The drills are also done forward and laterally and Bingaman teaches athletes to be “quick off the ground.” Olympic Lifts For building explosive power, nothing beats Olympic lifts like the clean and the snatch. You will see Bingaman take athletes through a series of clean pulls and hang cleans. Here, he teaches the idea of triple extension and quick, explosive movements. These Olympic lifts are combined with mobility-based exercises to promote core development, flexibility, and injury prevention.  Olympic lifts are great for strength training for basketball. Compound Lifts Coach Bingaman shows a series of lifts for the upper and lower body designed to build strength and power. He emphasizes various squat variations as these lifts can be difficult for taller athletes. Coach Bingaman also addresses the issue of safety when squatting and points taller athletes to using the leg press and other alternatives to the squat. Squats are great and are used in Bingaman’s program, but using these types of machines can help to reduce spinal loading. Taller athletes can then lift heavy with much less risk. In 64 minutes, Coach Bingaman gives you all you need to develop a top-notch strength program. Rent this strength training for basketball DVD today.