Features & Benefits Profit from the weakest defender What to look out for in your pre-snap readings Your Wing-T offense will be more versatile Lew Johnston former Western Branch HS (VA) Head Coach, 4x District Champions, 4x District "Coach Of The Year" This simple, effective offense is a great tool for coaches looking to improve their defenses. Coach Johnston provides a detailed presentation on the marker board and then reinforces it by showing extensive footage of The Spread Shotgun Wing T passing game. Johnston shows three types of passing that have been very successful with his teams: Straight drop (eight play), quick fire (three plays), and play-action (2 plays). Johnston explains the blocking and patterns for each play against both even and odd fronts. Johnston explains the pre-snap readings and the specific things they look out for to attack the defense. These include: Hot reads, finding and adapting patterns to defeat coverage, and finding the weakest defender. This "insider's" school is a great way to learn how to create an efficient, simple-to-learn offense. 50 minutes. 2005.

Features & Benefits Get better at Football coaching Learn from Ron Burton, Richard Bell and many more Your team can reach new heights! To be the best, learn from the best. Richard Bell Air Force Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers Coach Ron Burton Former Air Force Defensive Coach Introduction with Fisher DeBerry (ex-Air Force Head Football Coach) Bell and Burton coach each other to provide an insider's look at their defense 3-3 stack defense. They give an in-depth overview of the defensive strategies they employ against different offensive formations, including two-back and one-back sets. They provide information on the alignments and responsibilities of each position, as well as gap assignments for linebacker and linebacker readings. Bell and Burton share their run and pass blitz programs, which can be used against many offensive formations. These defensive coaches are able to show you the way through game footage and marker board diagrams. 58 minutes. 2005.

Features & Benefits Get better at Football coaching Mike Rude - Learn from him! Your team can reach new heights! To be the best, learn from the best. Mike Rude Johnston City High School (IL), Head Coach Hall of Fame for Illinois High School Football Coaches ('95). Ray Eliot Award winner (highest award given to IL HS football coach) This offense is rooted in an offensive line that is not balanced and a shotgun snap, something your opponents will never have seen. Coach Rude explains the formations and the play calling system. He also demonstrates pre-shift formations. Brian Berry, Coach Rude, and Brian Rude, the offensive line coach, go in detail about nine formations, including seam bucks and counter treys, option and wedge series. Rude has created a list with blocking rules for each hole, allowing for endless combinations of plays. Rude demonstrates each player's responsibilities, and shows the team how to play. In his four-year tenure as Single Wing coach, Rude has seen the team average over 4,000 yards per season and have had six rushers surpassing 1,000 yards. This rush-oriented offense allows your team to keep the clock running, reduce turnovers and have fun playing a new style. 98 minutes. 2006.

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  Rental Term Highlights  We only rent DVDs in the USA.  No rental DVD orders will be mailed outside the USA. This DVD is for rent only and is not for sale.   Before you can rent a DVD, you must download and submit a Rental Membership form. This is a one time requirement. No monthly subscription fee is required. 5 Day (Single Titles) or 10 Day (DVD Sets) Viewing Period FREE Shipping! The price of the rental includes shipping and return shipping. There are no shipping charges added on either way.

Daniel Allende: Offense the Argentinian Way If you have an undersized or less athletic team, there are ways to turn that team into a force on the offensive end. Daniel Allende, head coach of Argentina’s Club Olimpo, has done it and he shows you how to do the same in this video. The head coach of the two-time National League champion, Allende uses the Argentinian offense, which is based upon movement and quickness. Using the Flex offense, Allende has evened the playing floor when facing opponents that are bigger and more athletic. Coach Allende begins with the basic fundamentals of basketball teaching players how to pass, when to dribble, and how to shoot in a half-court setting. Allende shows players the importance of spacing, balance, and timing which are the most important aspects of any half-court offense. With the basics learned, Coach Allende begins to work the Flex offense starting with the basic concepts and building to the more complex actions in the Flex, ball screen offense, and high-low entries. Using 3-on-0, 4-on-0, and 5-on-0 drills, Allende shows players the basic pass and cut and replace strategies of the Flex offense. The drills help players understand the proper movements and spacing. Coach Allende shows you how various actions flow into the Flex offense. He breaks down the actions into segments allowing players to practice their movements in each segment. This helps players to master the art of playing in the Flex offense and have a counter for every defensive action one might face. Using 5-on-5 on-court demonstrations, Coach Allende shows you how the ball is entered into the post. He also shows you how to run the continuous Flex to wear down opponents and how to use the UCLA cut to get into the Flex. Want to get the ball to your best shooter or post player? Coach Allende covers that as well and even details how to incorporate the fast break action that leads into the Flex offense. This 75-minute video can help put points on the board despite having a less talented or small team. Learn how to incorporate the Flex offense and score more today!

The Switching 2-3 Zone Defense Dan Hibson took over a high school girls varsity basketball team in California that had not won a league game in a decade. Coach Hibson took that team, Hillsdale HS in San Mateo, California, to back-to-back playoff appearances using a switching zone defense as the foundation of his program. In this video, Coach Hibson shares with you the principles and techniques of his proven system. The 2-3 Switching Zone Defense combines the aggressive pressure of man-to-man defense while giving you the basket protection of a zone defense. Coach Hibson introduces the defense on the whiteboard sharing his breakdown drills. He then shares a software simulation to show the strategy of the defense and how it works and then offers on-court demonstration with players. Chalk Talk On the whiteboard, Coach Hibson shows you the drills, in sequence, needed to install the Switching Zone defense. He also reviews why the defense is so successful. The points of emphasis that he shares are: Force out-of-rhythm outside shots Double team the high post Double team the short corner Triple team the low post Deny any passes from the wing or corner to the post Stop drives from the wing or corner to the post Guards and forwards are interchangeable and play both positions defensively Most steals will come from corner-to-low post passes and skip passes On the Court Drills The problem that zone defenses face is the inability to protect both the post and the 3-point line simultaneously. Coach Hibson spent a great deal of time coming up with a simple but effective solution. He maps out the drills in sequential order that help the zone defense defend the post and the 3-point line. Each drill builds on the previous one to help players understand rotations and make decisions quickly. The drills include: 3-on-3 Closeout Drill 5-on-3 We Can Hustle Drill (W=wing, C=clog, H=high post) 5-on-5 Skip and Switch Drill 7-on-5 High Post-Low Post Drill Coach Hibson does an outstanding job of explaining individual skills and how the defense works. Regardless of whether you are a zone or man coach, you will be able to use this defense to your advantage. In the final segment of the video, you will see the Switching Zone defense in action against the most common offensive alignments. You will see firsthand how the defense clogs the middle of the floor and how it prevents rhythm jump shots. Yes, a zone defense can apply pressure by defending the post and the 3-point line. Read our 2-3 Zone Defense Guide

The WAVA System Keith Coleman is the head women’s basketball coach at the AIB College of Business. He’s also a retired U.S. Marine Corps Major who has developed a system of continuity offense called WAVA. The WAVA system, not surprisingly, is one built on discipline, mental toughness, flexibility, and control. WAVA is an acronym for Waging an Aggressive and Vigorous Attack. As an ex-Marine, Coleman uses military language in his system philosophy and terminology. The WAVA system is a continuity offense similar to a modified flex that can be run from either side of the floor. The pattern can continue and can be run through many times over and over. Coach Coleman’s offense, along with five other sets, offers counters to any defense an opponent can play. Coach Coleman outlines a number of drills you can use to help players develop the skills needed to run the offense. The drills are great for any coach looking to help players master fundamental basketball skills. He also shares how to utilize your entire roster and keep your players fresh by playing each one a set amount of time. DISC 1 - The Offense On the first of the two-disc set, Coach Coleman shows you how to set up the offense. The basic continuity is called Three with the point guard, wing, and post on one side. There are five sets you can use as an entry into the offense. Each has a military name and Coleman also shares how to disguise the sets. When combined with the five sets, the WAVA system can counter any defense. DISC 2 - Defensive Strategy The second disc stresses defense. Coach Coleman shares his defensive strategy which is to disrupt the opponent’s offensive supply line. His defense is really all about stressing the offense but not pressing it. He likes to take the opponent’s point guard and force other players to handle the ball more. Coach Coleman goes through two of his defensive calls. Gold takes advantage of the offense’s weakest player when they have the ball. Flash is a zone defense that looks like it is man-to-man. Coach Coleman offers up a wealth of knowledge and a very intriguing system of offense for any coach at any level. Rent the wava system DVD today.

The Diamond Press Derek Kellogg’s rise as an NCAA Division I head coach is directly related to his use of the full-court press. The press is a tool any team can use to control the tempo of a game and to wreak havoc on opponents. Kellogg likes to use the press for the entire 40 minutes of a basketball game and his teams have become successful doing it. Kellogg was a former player and assistant under now-Kentucky head coach John Calipari. Kellogg’s pressing style of defense took UMass from 12 to 15 to 25 wins over a span of just three seasons. He has taken both UMass and LIU-Brooklyn to the NCAA tournament. Breakdown Drills Coach Kellogg demonstrates the full-court diamond press in its entirety. He provides a number of breakdown drills to instill that attacking mentality into his players. The name of the game, of course, is forcing opponents into poor shots and turnovers. Players love the system not only because it’s fun, but also because it requires more players and everyone gets to play as a result. Drills to Build Attacking Mentality There are everyday drills that Kellogg uses to build that attacking mentality. The drills only take roughly five minutes each, but help players learn to constantly apply pressure. The Circle Trap and Man Man Drills develop the player guarding the inbounds pass. “Free Safety” is a drill for the middle players in the press and “Enforcer” is a drill for the back end of the diamond press. Game-like Situation The 3-3-3 and 4-4-4 Drills are full-court trapping drills where players learn to anticipate passes and take the right angles to get into the best trapping position. The Recovery Drill teaches players what to do when the press is broken by the opponent, how to sprint back on defense and look for opportunities to steal from behind. Once all the roles and responsibilities are taught, Coach Kellogg puts all the elements together in live 5-on-5 drills. Coach Kellogg’s diamond press can help your team play with more energy. The results are a more exciting style of play, but more importantly, a program that produces wins. Rent this Diamond press DVD today.

The DeMatha Fast Break After playing for legendary head coach Morgan Wooten, Mike Jones played college basketball at Old Dominion and then returned to the DeMatha Catholic basketball program. Jones took over the program when Wooten retired in 2002 and has already reached over 500 career victories. Jones has added dozens of championship trophies to the DeMatha trophy case. In this video, Coach Jones shows coaches how to put their teams in attack mode by beating opponents down the floor on every single possession. You will learn to play an up-tempo style of offense with proper fundamentals. Coach Jones goes on the court to demonstrate a variety of quick-strike, fast break strategies. He starts with how to inbound the ball quickly and progresses through teaching players to run the lanes and the responsibilities of each player in transition. “Bingo” is DeMatha’s up-tempo offense that easily transitions from one phase of the offense to the next without having to stop and reset. Jones emphasizes pushing the ball up the floor quickly with accurate, well-timed passes. There is also a look at quick decision making against defensive pressure with something that Jones calls “Bingo Recognition.” To run the Bingo offense, players have to be in great shape. Jones shares with you 13 different conditioning drills that include simple two-ball passing drills, three-man weave, and ultimately Bingo Recognition. Jones emphasizes communication and ball handling when running the break. All of the drills he does focus on spreading the ball around, making game-like passes and taking game-like shots. Each drill has a goal of developing a player’s athleticism and improving reaction time. Learn how Jones has filled the shoes of one of the greatest basketball coaches of all-time with a fast break offense that has continued DeMatha’s championship success.

The Screen & Roll Guide: European, NBA, International and More Learn the basics, responsibilities, concepts and implementation of the screen and roll offense. Make mismatches to score more easily Fran Fraschilla ESPN International Basketball Analyst Former Division I college basketball coach, ex-NABC District II Coaches of the Year and MAAC Coaches of the Year Fran Fraschilla's detailed teaching style will help you master the Screen and Roll Offense. Learn the basics of setting up and using a screen as well as the responsibilities each player has, concepts and ways to defend against rollbacks and screen defenses. Learn how to teach your players how to establish their "real property", how to set up a screen, and how to reject or accept a screen. You can use the Screen and Roll in many ways, including continuity, transition, and against zone defense. Make sure your team has the right mismatches in order to score better. Learn how to make a variety screen, how to cut screens and all options for every variation of the Screen and Roll. To learn the fundamental skills needed to run the Screen and Roll Offense, use FraschillaÕs drills. Fraschilla shows the Screen and Roll without and with a defense, making it easy to grasp and apply his teachings. Fraschilla shares her wealth of knowledge and rolls in this two-disc series! 163 minutes (2 DVDs). 2009.