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2 Man Basketball Plays & 3-Man Game: Offensive Reads & Concepts Hamilton Honey Badgers head coach and general manager Chantel Vallee was the first female in Canada to become a professional head coach and GM. What separates her from the rest of the pack is an ability to teach the game like no other. In this 2 Man Basketball Plays video, Coach Vallee breaks down her dribble handoff action and how it is used to create an explosive, unpredictable, and un-scoutable defense. You will see demonstrations of the offense and how to master the different actions that make up the offense. Dribble Handoff Action The offense is initiated with a dribble handoff executed high up the floor. This allows for more space. Players learn how to read what defenders give them and what they may do after a handoff is made. This helps players identify easy scoring opportunities and how to make quick decisions. Missed Dribble Handoff In becoming more familiar with the offense, players must develop their basketball IQ. If players miss a handoff or if they pick up their dribble, they still have options to score. They must know these options – especially cutters – to put pressure on defenses. Post Entry If you have a strong post player that can score, bringing him/her higher up the floor can create some mismatches. Coach Vallee demonstrates a few options that include the post not putting the ball on the floor and looking to pass to a cutter right away. This creates an opportunity for the cutter and also for the post player rolling to the basket or popping out after the pass. Step Up Ball Screen Watch as Coach Vallee uses a 2-on-2 drill to break down all the possible options for defending a ball screen. Icing it, going over the top, and going under the screen are covered. Coach Vallee also demonstrates the 2-man game off-ball action as part of her Elbow series. The ball goes to the post in the middle and players create screening action off the ball and learn to read how a defense reacts. Multiple Actions Players that can master the 2-man game actions are ones that will make your team more versatile. You can use multiple 2-man games to add actions together and make it difficult for defenses to prepare. This is an excellent video for teaching players how to read defenses and to build a player’s basketball IQ. It’s a must-have for coaches looking to dominate 2- and 3-man situations. Rent this 2 Man Basketball Plays DVD today.

Steve Forbes: 13 End of Game & In-Bounds Plays The best coaches prepare their teams for every situation including the crucial end-of-game ones. In this video, East Tennessee State head coach Steve Forbes opens up his playbook to provide you with solutions for those pressure-packed late-game situations. Coach Forbes has worked with some of the best in the business – Billy Gillespie, Bruce Pearl, and Gregg Marshall – as an assistant. He has taken what he has learned and put together 13 plays for special situations as well as a number of other concepts and strategies that can help any coach survive late-game scenarios. Full Court “Home Run” Plays There are times when you are forced to score in a final moments of a game and you may have to travel the length of the floor to do so. Coach Forbes gives you the tools to do so whether on a dead ball or made basket situation. Otero: Counter aggressive full-court pressure to get an easy layup Valparaiso: Use this dead ball play when you need a winning basket with just seconds to play Push and Play Early Offense The Push and Play series can be used when a team needs a two-point basket. Memphis calls for players to sprint from a free throw right into the dribble-drive offense without calling a timeout. The dribbler can force the action and often pressure officials into calling a foul. Shocker is another fast break play that uses a dribble hand-off, a ball screen, and a flare screen to free up a team’s best shooter for a late-game 3-point shot. The 6-Second Play Some of the most stressful times during games come in the final seconds. Coach Forbes gives you three 6-second plays to prepare for those exact situations. Box Timeout is a simple way to advance the ball to half-court without wasting any time on the clock and call a timeout to set up a sideline play. Sideline Inbounds Plays You must have a number of sideline inbounds plays in your playbook as this is the spot where many a game is decided. You will see Coach Forbes demonstrate eight different sideline inbounds plays that can be used in late-game situations. Forbes names each play after a game in which he used the play and won. This is an excellent resource for late-game situations. Coach Forbes gives you everything you need to set up the right play when a game is on the line.

25 Late Game Plays Basketball Video During the course of a season, coaches and players are put into numerous late-game situations where they must go the length of the floor and score. In this video, Austin McBeth, lead trainer for Smart Basketball Training and University of Illinois-Springfield assistant, gives you 25 different plays to help teams break pressure, score in late-game situations, and score on full-court inbound plays. Coach McBeth uses computer-generated diagrams for each play and then demonstrates them on the court. Plays vs. Full-Court Pressure You will see several plays that allow you the chance to break a full-court press and convert on the other end when you are in a must-score situation. Most of the plays presented are run from the same look as a typical full-court press break. From a variety of alignments, you can then disguise your typical press offense alignments with these full-court press break plays. The plays offer the opportunity for a long pass and layup as well as safer passes closer to the inbounder. McBeth also shows you plays when the inbounder has the freedom to run the baseline. Late-Game Full-Court Scoring Plays There will come a time when you need a full-court play late in a game. In this segment, you will see McBeth demonstrate several plays for this situation. Each play serves two purposes: 1) getting the ball up the floor quickly and 2) setting up your best players for scoring opportunities. Whether it’s a quick two-pointer or a long-range 3-point shot, these plays are designed to give you a chance to stay in a game when you are behind and time is an issue. You will also see a play that will advance the ball to half court where you can call a quick time out and then use a sideline inbound play. End-of-Game Full-Court Scoring Plays Just like Christian Laettner’s famous full-court buzzer-beater against Kentucky in the 1992 NCAA tournament, Coach McBeth presents a number of plays that allow you to break full-court pressure and convert to force overtime or grab a victory. Each play allows you the opportunity to get a basket when your team needs it most. Coach McBeth gives you everything you need to be prepared for late-game situations. These end-of-game situations could be the difference between continuing in postseason play or going home early. Rent this late game plays basketball DVD today.

100 DRILLS FOR DEVELOPING ATHLETICISM IN ANY SPORT These developing athleticsim drills help you build athletes who perform very well in any sport. Determine the strengths and weaknesses of your players to help you choose the right drills to improve their athleticism. Look for drills for your player that will improve their performance and will help your player become healthier. Ensure that your players are at their peak at the right time. Many often focus more on sport-specific techniques but do not focus on building the athletic qualities of their players. They fail to realize that these athletic qualities will help their basketball players to compete at the highest of levels. Truth is, regardless of the status of a basketball player, there are certain athletic skills that might be missing. No player can have it all. These skills are effective for players in any kind of sport. To determine suitable training programs for your players, you need to access their performance first. These 100 drills will help your player make consistent progress through various workout techniques such as maximum velocity drills or static stretches. As a coach, you can also adapt rest, nutrition and the workouts over the course of a year. ATHLETE ASSESSMENT To achieve success for your athletic programs, you need to use baseline. The drills should be able to address specifics like flexibility, posture, joint mobility, and muscle balance. To achieve greater success, those training components of the drills should be adapted to meet the specific needs of individual players. This way, you can be able to keep an eye on the personal development of your athletes. STRETCHES FOR DEVELOPING ATHLETICISM Try static stretches for your players or athletes that will help them prepare for upcoming workout techniques. These stretches will help your players warm up the core muscles in their arms and legs. There are dynamic flexibility exercises which will help your players activate their muscles. Choose drills from different categories like inverted series, core series, and hip series movements to help you tailor these drills to the needs of individual athletes. Gradually increase the intensity of your drills to build the joints and leg muscles of your players and athletes. You can also warm up the hips of these players by means of drills such as hurdles or fences. These drills help improve the mobility of your players. ACCELERATION DEVELOPMENT These drills will help your players improve their speed and become faster than they used to be. Your players will also be able to sprint at different angles, their running mechanics will be improved, and their athletic movements will be more explosive. No doubt these drills will help your players move at the highest possible speed. PERIODIZATION This uses a seasonal approach to achieve absolute athlete development. This ensures that the players get to their peak at the right time. You will also be able to monitor their calorie intake to ensure development. To develop greater athleticism, these drills cover basically all areas such as injury, speed, nutrition, flexibility, mobility, and many others. Rent this developing athleticism DVD today.

10-MINUTE YOGA ROUTINES FOR BASKETBALL PLAYERS Yoga routines for basketball players is an innovative approach taken to develop the flexibility, strength, and balance of your players while training. These yoga routines will help your players improve their core strengths as they strengthen the muscles used majorly in basketball. These routines also help your basketball players to improve their balance in the air or on the floor, thus preventing or reducing the risk of injuries. During basketball practice, add short yoga periods for your basketball players. The use of yoga in basketball is an innovative and effective approach to help basketball players to train. Your players could be trained to learn different yoga positions with variations to accommodate the different strengths of players. There are four 10-minute yoga routines for basketball playaers that you can easily incorporate as a couch to your basketball practice. These yoga routines for basketball players do not need the use of an extra equipment. The goal of each routine is to focus on a specific area in your player’s training. Some of these specific areas include: YOGA FLEXIBILITY ROUTINE There are several poses in this routine and each pose in this yoga routine helps your player to become as flexible as possible, thereby reducing the risk of your players getting injured. When carrying out this routine, use a 10-minute running clock so that your players can see their progress while trying out the different poses for this yoga routine. YOGA STRENGTH ROUTINE There are certain muscles in the body that can be overlooked while your players are in the weight room. This purpose of these yoga routines is to strengthen these muscles that your players overlook while working out in the weight room. These yoga poses can serve as an alternative to traditional strength training techniques to work the muscles of your players. The poses in this yoga routine enable your basketball players to improve their spine flexibility, build core strength, and improve their overhead movement. YOGA BALANCE ROUTINE This yoga routine helps to address issues that typical basketball players often have when it comes to finding balance while playing in the court and this can often lead to overuse when they are playing. The poses in this yoga routine will help your basketball players to build equal strength in both their legs and in their arms. This way, your basketball players will be more balanced and this will limit the risk of having injuries due to overuse. RELAXATION ROUTINE One of the most important things basketball players often need to learn is how to play in the court without tension. The poses in this yoga routine will teach your basketball players to control their mind to relax on the court. This way, they will not be tensed in the court and it will reduce the rate at which they make mistakes. These poses can be done after practice or your players can decide to do them individually at home before bedtime. Traditional training methods could leave players unmotivated or could make them get tired easily. Using these yoga techniques will no doubt bring a new and fresh perspective on the training ground.  Rent this yoga routines for basketball players DVD today.

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Quick Hitters for Basketball Against Man or Zone Jeff Walz has built the Louisville women’s basketball program into a national power with two trips to the national championship game and another six to the Sweet Sixteen. In 2018, Walz took the Cardinals to the ACC championship and a trip to the Final Four. In this video, he shares 20 quick-hitting plays that helped turn his Cardinals into a national title contender. Walz shares plays that can be used against man-to-man or zone defense and Coach Walz adds plays that can be used in a full-court, end-of-game situation. Zone Quick Hitters for Basketball Coach Walz offers up nine quick hitters for basketball to use against the 2-3 zone. Players learn to create misdirection to allow an open shot for your best shooter. The post is used as a screener in an effort to score on layups around the rim or to get an open shot for your best shooters. Walz also shows you how to attack gaps in the zone to create mismatches and end up with scoring opportunities. Man-to-Man Quick Hitters for Basketball Man-to-man defenses can be picked apart with the Top, Green, and 41 groups of quick hitters. Each groups of set plays offers a number of inside and outside scoring options. Each also has counters and other variations that can overcome anything a defense throws at you. Special Situations Having set plays for crucial game situations is a must and Coach Walz shows you how to navigate the full-court, end-of-game scenario. Using misdirection, the offense can travel the full distance of the court and get an opportunity to score using two of Walz’s strategies – the Stack and Illinois. Both are baseline inbounds plays designed to get a scoring chance in the final seconds of a game. Coach Walz offers a number of ways to score from inside the paint and outside on the perimeter in this 52-minute video. Coaches are sure to find a few quick hitters that they can add to their playbook to beat any defense that an opponent throws at you. Rent this quick hitters for basketball DVD today.

Mike Dunlap is famous for his instruction and defensive strategy. Coach Dunlap presents a brutal 1-1-3 defense along with other philosophical beliefs that can be used to transform your program. He presents the same ideas and coaching techniques that transformed his St. John's team from the Big East cellar to a contender. 1-1-3 Fundamentals Dunlap presents his 1-1-3 defense in a unique way by showing actual footage of his team running the defense against some top teams in the country. He details the goals of the defense such as trapping, ball pressure, taking advantage of alley's and sidelines, and how to keep the ball out of the danger areas such as the high and low post. Drills and Instruction The DVD progresses from the classroom to the court with drill work. Dunlap begins with a full court 2-2-1 press that transitions back into a 1-1-3 half court defense. The basis of every defense is defending the ball and Dunlap does a tremendous job of coaching on-ball techniques in his 1-on-1 drill. He then progresses into a 2-on-2, 4-on-2, and 4-on-5 drills to teach his players how to suffocate passing lanes and put pressure on the ball in the full court. These drills are the foundation of the defense and if your players can successfully do them you will see dramatic improvements in your team defense. Dunlap spends a great deal of team on teaching players to move with the pass. This is one of the most fundamental skills needed for any zone defense but especially the 1-1-3 with its emphasis on deflections and ball pressure. This 1-1-3 also prevents the most trendy basketball play being used today in the screen-and-roll. Coach Dunlap's incredible passion and in depth knowledge provide you an amazing opportunity to learn how to run a successful 1-1-3 zone defense.

The basketball community around the world recognizes Geno Auriemma. This clinic will show Coach Auriemma 14 drills on the court for defense and offense. Auriemma believes that a focus on passing, catching, dribble shooting and reacting is key to building a strong offense. The session starts with basic ball handling drills, with or without defenders. These drills are focused on speed, post and perimeter skills, as well as hand-offs, on-ball screens and other fundamental ball handling skills. Auriemma uses three on three offensive breakdowns to show the post feed, spacing and cutting of the floor. This simple approach to offense building promotes team play and saves practice time. 77 minutes. 2008.

Coale discusses in this DVD the importance of drill consistency, practice planning, and positive communication. Coale's "echo technique" allows her team to repeat her instructions throughout the practice, keeping everyone on the same page. The "North Carolina fastbreak" drill is a key activity in Sooner practice. Players must communicate clearly, listen and communicate. Another small detail that yields big results is "Walking the Arch". This is a strategy used by cutters to open screens. The V-cut is no longer an option. "Walking the Arch" allows shooters to get open and helps space the perimeter. The slip screen is used to block out rebounding and post player techniques. Coale explains five pressure release options as an important part their motion offense. 12 Little Things That Matter will challenge you and provide valuable insights for your program. 74 minutes. 2007.

Martelli believes that one on one play is an important component of today's practice. Martelli believes that one-on-1 play is a way to emphasize skill, conditioning, and competition. Martelli's philosophy emphasizes hard work and competitiveness. It is the responsibility of the coach to develop skills in every player during drills. He uses chairs to make a half-court drill. This drill can also be used to concentrate on the stops of the defender. Competitive partner drills include the top and baseline of key drills. Rotational drills allow players to move from one spot into the next, while still getting eight one-on-one reps. Scores are kept track of both individuals and teams during practice. One-on-one coaching is a multipurpose drill that allows players to play either from the perimeter or the posts. Martelli creates new drills each day to keep things interesting. Each day has a different consequence. Sutton Drill and Coach Pass one vs. Two, Sutton Drill, Full Court One-on-1, Knicks, Mismatch, and King of the Hill round out a great collection of one-on-1 drills. 71 minutes. 2007.

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