OPEN PRACTICE: DEVELOPING INTERCHANGEABLE PERIMETER AND POST PLAYERS MATT PAINTER ABOUT THE COACH He is the head coach at Purdue University. He was part of the team who won the 2017 big 10 regular season. He has also been able to win about three titles in the big ten. He is also the coach of the year on three occasions for the Big Ten regular and he has also served as the assistant coach of the under-19 national team where they finished first. ABOUT THE VIDEO The talent of your players would do you no good if you have terrible tactics both offensively and defensively. Therefore, it is important that you develop the skills of your players as early as you can. This coach shows you in this video how to approach any skill development program by using the same drills which the Purdue Boilermakers use in their practice session. This program also identifies with the concept of motion offence which is also used by Purdue Boilermakers. This video would afford most coaches an opportunity to teach their students effectively on how they can develop their skills effectively. There a number of concepts which would be highlighted and then basic screen which highlights his motion offence concept would also be looked at in the video. This would be accompanied by post feeds and ideas which would help to make your practice more effective. We shall start with Perimeter Breakdown Drills THE PERIMETER BREAKDOWN DRILLS This drill is composed of about eight smaller drills whose job is to ensure that your players spend their session working out every part of their body. These drills would allow your players to be able to work on various tactics which would allow them to be able to stop offensive plays which are designed to tear them apart. Painter also shows coaches how to teach and develop their post players. He does this by through the help of some practice drills. These drills show the players how to ensure that the paint is completely locked down in a match and teaches these players how to defend against drills and set plays that are pick and roll in nature. These post players would be interested in learning how to dribble and score through many methods including ball screens. This can be developed during the two breakdown shooting drills which would ensure that the post players improve when it comes to scoring. LIVE SKILL DEVELOPMENT Once the players in practice have been able to perfect a new set play around the rim area, it is now important that these skills which have been learnt should be used to make sure that they score in a real game situation. That is why Coach Purdue ensures that this happens by sharing them into five against five and allowing them to test the new move which they have been able to perfect. This would see the players probably doing up to 40 motion offences. This video would be able to show how coaches can develop the skill of their players through these exercises. 

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Features & Benefits Dennis Diericx Rockton-Hononegah (IL) HS Offensive Coordinator; former Beloit College Offensive Coordinator; Member of the IHSFCA Hall of Fame (2008) This DVD focuses on the benefits of running the Rocket Sweep. There are many offenses in football. Coach Diericx answers the question "Why the Rocket Sweep?" It is easy to put in at all levels. The defense must play sidelines. There are very few blocking options. Here are Diericx's 10 principles for the Rocket Sweep to help you get started. Two blocks are key to success: minimizing blitzing, stunting, and using as many formations possible. Diagrams show the Split End side of the Rocket to Split End. To demonstrate the pitch options available to the quarterback, the "midline" is described. The Rocket Sweep to Tight End is also demonstrated. You can also run the Rocket to the Nub side on a two-blocker surface, or in a TFormation set. Rocket running is a matter of timing. Rocket Timing Drill is a drill that focuses on precise timing and includes all aspects of the play. Diericx also diagrams companion plays that may be used in the set to strengthen the play. These include the Belly Cross Block, Trap, Down, Option, and Down play. This DVD explains the Rocket Sweep in detail. The principles, keys, and teaching points can be used to benefit your team, no matter if you are running or defending the Rocket Sweep. The Rocket Sweep, complete with companion plays is a deadly weapon for any offensive system. 73 minutes. 2006.

Features & Benefits Speed and agility are key components of your defensive line Create more turnovers with shed blocks Try new drills in your football practice Greg Mark Former University of Miami Defensive line Coach Coach Mark teaches football drills that he uses to build the speed, agility, and explosiveness necessary for defensive lineman. Step-by-step, the essential elements of dominating the line will be explained. Mark begins with the basics and moves up to the live blockers. He highlights the key points to each drill. He shows how to perform low-impact drills and full-contact drills. Drills that use bags, boards and sleds, chutes and cones, cones and hoops, as well as live blockers, emphasize getting off the line, explosion and shedding the block, tackle, and creating turnovers. These drills cover everything, from speed rush, bull, spin, and bull to the moves. You will need to be able to defend the offensive line and you will also need to learn how to read, do stunts, and combine them to improve your defensive unit. Mark teaches defensive drills that encourage an attacking, controlled style of defense. 55 minutes. 2003.

Features & Benefits Teach the basics to your defensive backs Teach your DBs how to tackle and pursue You can keep your practice fresh by using new football drills Mark Stoops Florida State University, Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Backs Coach former University of Arizona Defensive Coordinator/Secondary Coach; Former University of Miami Secondary Coach Mark Stoops describes 25 drills that will teach you how to be a good defensive back in any defensive scheme. These drills can be used every day at any level. These drills teach fundamental skills such as keeping your knees bent, flat back, weight over your toes, arm pumping and, most importantly, keeping your eyes on the quarterback. These drills were the backbone of their defense, which has helped keep them in games during one of the longest winning streaks in American history. Stoops also includes individual pursuits of cornerbacks or safeties. These drills teach primary, secondary and backside support for the running game. Correct back-pedaling and sharp breaks are key to creating turnovers and making big defensive plays. Stoops also contains fundamental football tackling drills. These drills teach shoulder tackling and how to avoid yards after contact. This DVD is a great choice for coaches. 30 minutes. 2003.

Features & Benefits Get better at Football coaching Chris Doyle - Learn from him! Your team can reach new heights! To be the best, learn from the best. Chris Doyle University of Iowa Football Strength & Conditioning Coach National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA), 99 NSCA Big 10 "Strength coach of the year" Are you looking to become a dominant lineman? Coach Doyle shares 117 exercises that are key to the University of Iowa's successful line play. The training program for Doyle begins with an evaluation and moves through the key areas of developing linemen. This video demonstrates position-specific exercises, as well as warm-up, flexibility and posterior chain. This video is a great way to get your linemen ready for competition. 35 minutes. 2005.

Features & Benefits Get better at Football coaching Learn from Lew Johnston Your team can reach new heights! To be the best, learn from the best. Lew Johnston former Western Branch HS (VA) Head Coach, 5x District Champions 4x Time District "Coach Of The Year" Spread offense, once "new", has become a standard for all levels of football. Coach Johnston is an expert in the Spread Shot-Wing and shares his views on how to defend it. From a defensive perspective, there are two basic concepts that must be understood: what the offensive numbers advantage is and who has duel responsibilities. The opposing coach will draw an imaginary line across the field from the center of the field, and then attack the side with the fewest number of defenders. This is called number advantage. Johnston illustrates his points using game footage. Johnston uses the whiteboard to show how an opponent will decide which defender is responsible for duel responsibility. Spread coaches who want to run won't move from their base run attack. Johnston outlines the keys to stopping Spread coaches from using the FB trap, sweep and HB Power. The depth of your corners as well as the lateral position and safety of your free safety will be key factors in defending the pass. Johnston outlines his five core principles for defending the Spread Shot Wing. 56 minutes. 2007.

Features & Benefits Your opponent's option game will come to an abrupt halt These are simple rules that you can use to defend your 3-5-3 defense This defense will be a hit with you and your players. Bert Williams Georgia Military College Head Coach It is difficult to defend the option effectively in football. Bert Williams, a football DVD producer, will demonstrate how to use the 3-5-3 defense. Coach Williams outlines the different fronts, stunts and blitzes that you can use to position your defenders to shut down multiple options looks using consistent, easy rules. Georgia Military achieved a new national junior college record of allowing 67.6 yards per game using this defense. This DVD of football is a wonderful complement to Bert William's Basics for the 3-5-3. 50 minutes. 2004.

Features & Benefits Get better at Football coaching Bryan Collins - Learn from Bryan! Your team can reach new heights! To be the best, learn from the best. Bryan Collins C.W. C.W. Bryan Collins teaches and shows the many benefits of the 4-4 defense against the Wing-T Offense. Collins details each position and their responsibility along with all possible scenarios vs. Wing-T. Coach Collins shares his secrets to stopping Wing-T using his 4-4 defense. He uses his "Chalk It. Walk It. and Talk It." philosophy. Coach Collins demonstrates how to defend the Wing-T offense with his "Hawk Formation", 8 Men In The Box, and "Cover 8" defense systems. This video provides everything you need and want to defeat the Wing-T Offense. It includes extensive game footage and detailed marker board diagrams. Coach Collins shows you how to run the 4-4 defense against the Wing-T. You will also learn great strategies to use the 4-4 defense against the Wing-T. This book is an excellent complement to Coach Collins' Basics for the 4-4. 76 minutes. 2004.

Features & Benefits Get better at Football coaching Taylor Burks - Learn from Taylor! Your team can reach new heights! To be the best, learn from the best. Taylor Burks, Georgia Military College's Defensive Coordinator Georgia Military College has a long history of winning over offenses using the 3-5-3 defense. This DVD shows Coach Burks how to stop the Wing-T. The Wing-T's purpose is to create assignment conflicts in the defense. Burks demonstrates how to counter this philosophy. He attacks the offensive backfield, forcing the offense make adjustments and decisions that will negate the strengths of the offense. This DVD explains how to defend the power sweep and waggle pass. It also covers the dive play, lead play, and wingback counter. These are all key plays for any Wing-T offense. You can make offensive backs bounce from sideline to sideline by slanting, attacking gaps and making plays within the backfield. Coach Burks outlines plays against the 3-5-3's solid, solid, and solid head fronts. He also includes blitzes to combat key plays in Wing-T. This DVD can be used as a complement to any of the Georgia Military 5-3-3 videos. 41 minutes. 2005.

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Olympic Gold Medalist Steve Alford teaches you how to cut and screen in motion offense. Instructions on screening and cutting, the staples of a motion offense Five essential drills will help you build your own screening and cutting motion games. Steve Alford's success is directly due to his experience as an All-American at Indiana, and a successful coach. Motion offense has many benefits, including shot quality, low turnovers and learning how to play, distorting defense, and reaching the free throw line. Learn how to build your offense using the 2-0, 2/1, 2-2 and 3-3 progressions. Alford's instruction focuses on screening and cutting, two essential elements of motion effectiveness. Alford's unique concepts of wheeling, re-screening and cutting add value to his instruction. Alford provides five fundamental breakdown drills to help you build your own cutting- and screening motion game. You will improve your shot selection and force opponents to foul on a regular basis. These motion drills will help you score easy baskets, free throws and open shots. 71 minutes. 2009.

Creating Competitive Practices Ole Miss head coach Kermit Davis shows you how to create competitive, high-intensity practices that help players not only develop their individual skills, but also learn to function as a unit. Davis won the 2019 SEC Coach of the Year award guiding the Rebels to the NCAA tournament for the first time in five years. Coach Davis uses the whiteboard and on-court demonstration to show you 17 breakdown drills that emphasize the key actions in his offense as well as how to play transition defense. You will see how to build energy and create the types of practices that lead to championship seasons. Offensive Skill Drills Coach Davis runs an up-tempo offense that relies on spreading the floor. He uses whiteboard diagrams and on-court demonstration to show you five drills that help build the offense. These include: 2-Ball Draw & Kick: develops spacing off drives and uses pin down screens to score 3-on-0 Post Entry: perimeter players learn to play off passes inside with screening actions Other drills emphasize communication, sharing the ball in transition, and how to read defenders to create scoring opportunities from off-ball screens. Defending Screens You will see how Coach Davis emphasizes 10 defensive categories and how the concepts are incorporated into four breakdown drills. These drills are diagrammed, show in on the court walkthroughs, and then demonstrated by players. You will see how Coach Davis teaches defending different types of screening actions. The drills help players minimize breakdowns and stay with their man in the matchup defense. Transition Defense Good teams prevent easy baskets in transition. Coach Davis presents four defensive transition drills in which the defense plays at a temporary disadvantage. The defense is forced to communicate in order to stop the ball and prevent a quick score. You will also see how Coach Davis forces competition while working on transition defense. The 5-on-2, 2-in-the-Corner drill overloads the defense challenging them to get back on defense. Davis also shows you how to work on special situations like out of bounds plays. Coach Davis presents all the elements that go into planning a competitive, intense, and efficient practice. He also gives coaches a blueprint for developing a tough-minded team.