Skills Training Drills (30)

Ganon Baker Basketball Drills for the Intermediate Player The players who want to be the best will get the plan from Ganon Baker in his Best of 10th Anniversary Intermediate Player Development Workout. You will be experiencing the best of the drills of the coach that will help you take your game to the next level. The best in the business Coach will be offering you a five-day workout plan that is unmatchable in terms of skills, drills and energy. From the ballhandling drills for his Superman DVD to the shooting drills from the Lost Art of Shooting Video to drills for the attacking the hoop. There are so many amazing drills that will help you improve your game and the coach will give you plethora of development drills as well in this one DVD. When it comes to making the off season workouts effective, the coach will make you workout tirelessly and passionately in the workouts. You remain excited and energetic for the next day’s and the coach will make use of the five days challenging material for that. Ganon Baker Basketball Drills for the Next Level Don't you want to take your basic skills to the next level? Well, with the ballhandling drills you can certainly do that. The innovative and exciting challenges will definitely help you do that. In order to become a lethal weapon on the basketball court you will have to develop your ballhandling and coordination first. The Iverson Drill is also very effective as it will help you improve your overall game and also enjoy the drills too. When the players go through the challenging drills the main focus will be on the proper shooting form. The coach has the ability to shoot with any of his hands and he will put his own self through a number of challenging and funny drills. This way you will remain focused and excited throughout your drills. The key to building a basketball player is skill development. You cannot become a great player without developing your skills. You will be prepared for more than just the technical aspect of the game and for that purpose the coach Bakers will make you go through the number of hard and core exercises and some quickness and agility jump rope workouts. Rent this Ganon Baker basketball drills DVD today.

He was one of the all-time great college point guards and he owes it to a strong regimen of ball handling and shooting skills. Steve Alford was a two-time All-American and national champion while playing for Bob Knight at Indiana. He also earned an Olympic gold medal playing for Team USA in the 1984 Summer Olympics. Now, Alford is the head coach at Nevada. He previously served at UCLA, New Mexico, Iowa, Southwest Missouri State, and Division III Manchester. Alford is a three-time Mountain West Coach of the Year and part of the reason why is what you will see in this on-court clinic video. Alford takes you through his updated All-American workout that he used with his players at New Mexico. It’s a 50 to 60 minute workout that includes 10 drills and 100 free throws. Coach Alford takes players through the workout stressing the keys to each drill. He also tells his players to evaluate themselves constantly so they can improve their weaknesses. The drills include the following: Half-court ball handling Full-court ball handling and shooting Half-court dribble weapons Ball screen work Shots on the move from range Shots on the move across the top 1-on-1 live Spot shots Spin and catch 21 After each drill, players shoot 10 free throws before moving to the next one. By the end of the workout, you have accomplished a lot. Players have worked on individual fundamentals, endurance and conditioning, and free throw shooting. This updated All-American workout is a fantastic tool to use during preseason workouts. It can also be used for players to work on their skills during the summer time.

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Watch a live practice with Frank Haith, which focuses on defense and essential skills! You can teach your players to hustle and take responsibility for saving balls that are out of bounds. You can boost the effectiveness of your defense by watching Haith and his team perform their transition and defense responsibilities in 3 Orange zones. Practice ends with a perfect baseline out of bounds play and a goal-oriented free throw. Visit the University of Tulsa's gym to see Coach Frank Haith, the Golden Hurricane in action. From start to finish, you will be able to see the entire practice, stretching out to free throws. You will see Coach Haith in action on the court. Warm Up, Shooting, Post/Perimeter Works Players practice on the court with a dynamic stretching program that covers the entire court and includes ball handling. Their warm-up routine includes a review on their offense. Their press attack and several half-court plays will be shown in a 5-on-1 play review. To keep his players ready and focused, Coach Haith had the team break into two groups to shoot a shooting progression drill. This drill is great for taking up lots of shots quickly. The next step is to break up the players into perimeter and post groups for position-specific moves. There will be different finishes and attacks from the perimeter and posts positions, as well as continuous 3-on-1 drive and kick drills. Defense Drills & Passing The Golden Hurricane emphasize the importance of passing and catching. They go through two full court passing drills to reinforce their fast-paced style of play. The Blowout Drill helps players get conditioned and teaches them how to kick-ahead, which is crucial for fast break basketball. Coach Haith will have players practice footwork and positioning on slot drives and pivots from the wing. Wall Jump Drill will help your post players move their feet and compete without getting in trouble for aggressive baseline drives to the basket. Players are required to perform a Charge drill in order to get things moving and make it competitive. This teaches players the habit of keeping your head up, jumping to the ball and ending with a charge. Coach Haith also displays his Baseball Drill. This is a highly competitive 1-on-1 team drill. To emphasize your defensive principles, you will be able to modify the parameters and score points of the drill. Haith instructs his players to work on closing out and saving the ball in the corner. Rebounding. Shell Defense. Transition Defense Next, players will practice rebounding and blocking in a 3-on-3 game of rebounding. The defensive mentality continues as athletes move onto the 4-on-4 Shell drill. This segment will show you how Tulsa's players protect different screens and ball screens. It also shows how they trap the post. Coach Haith adds players to make it 5-on-5. His team is required to guard multiple half-court sets. The Golden Hurricane switch to transition defense by going through two drills that work on the transition principles of "basket + ball + white line+ weak line". In the Transition D vs. Coaches drill, you'll learn how to quickly convert from half-court offense into transition defense. Haith and his team will review several baseline out-of-bounds plays to complete the practice. There will be several plays that come from two different alignments, which will definitely add points to the board. This video offers a rare opportunity to learn from Frank Haith, a phenomenal basketball coach. It also gives you an insider's look at the Tulsa menÕs basketball program. 110 minutes. 2021.

Kent State University head coach Rob Senderoff opens up your creative basketball mind with this open practice video full of useful drills. Senderoff has guided the Golden Flashes to a MAC regular season title (2015) and a MAC tournament championship (2017) during his tenure. Part of his success comes from a collection of skills drills that he and his staff utilize throughout a season and in the offseason. Watch as Coach Senderoff takes you through individual and small group drills to develop both offensive and defensive skills. Individual & Small Group Drills This practice begins with skill drills like ball handling. You will see a two-ball dribbling drill and then players move into 2-on-0 layup drills where they work on different finishes. Next, players work on cutting and passing but within the framework of Kent State’s offense. Passing off drives and cutting and screening after post feeds are covered here. Coach Senderoff has his players do two rebounding drills where different block outs and crashing the boards are emphasized. The aggressive mindset is further developed with the Offensive Rebound Extra Pass Drill. Offensive & Defensive Drills The next segment of practice is dedicated to offense and defense. Players learn to play under pressure in the Virginia and Ball Pressure Drills. Senderoff has players run different options in their transition offense. This segment ends with the team reviewing how to handle ball screens in a 5-on-5 situation. Watch and see how Senderoff and his staff maximize their time on the court by coaching both sides of the ball during these drills. O-D-O At the conclusion of the practice, Senderoff has his players run O-D-O. The drill starts with a half-court setting. The offense runs its offense, then must convert to transition offense and then again to transition defense. Once that series is complete, the team that started on defense goes to offense and the drill is run again. You will see a number of excellent drills that you can add to your existing repertoire! NABC On the Court Open Practice with Jamion Christian: Man-to-Man Set Plays, Ball Screen Reads, and Breakdown Jamion Christian, head coach at George Washington University, is known for executing set plays within an aggressive offensive system that dates back to his time at Siena and Mount St. Mary’s. In this open practice video, he shows you a number of those plays and shows you how your players can read the different looks they see from a defense. Christian won the Northeast Conference Coach of the Year award in 2017 after leading Mount St. Mary’s to a league championship, a conference tournament victory, and a berth in the NCAA tournament. There is something in this video for every coach. Offensive Package Half of the practice is spent on going through sets that lead into the ball screen offense. Players are taught how to read defenses, where to set screens, how to find open cutters, and various points of attack. Once the sets have been mastered, the half-court offense is reviewed. A variety of options are covered including attacking the rim and kicking the ball out for three-point attempts. Christian takes the time to reinforce the concepts that he wants his players to learn. Position Work Christian’s players develop a better sense of where shots should come from within the offense through position work. Post players, for example, work on footwork and passing against a defender. They also work on finishing as coaches use pads to make them go against contact. At the same time, guards work on coming off screens and attacking the paint. They also work on finishing at the rim or kicking the ball back out to a perimeter shooter. Defensive Situations

Rick Majerus: Off Season Drills and Ideas  College basketball Hall of Fame inductee Rick Majerus shares his insights about various facets of the game in this video. Majerus won over 500 games in his career and finished with the fourth-best winning percentage (.741) among Division I coaches. His teams made 12 NCAA tournament appearances, including Utah’s trip to the national championship game in 1998. In this video, Coach Majerus offers up some of his best drills to help players become better scorers and better defenders. For Majerus, it’s not really about the drill itself but how coaches teach within the drill. This is why Majerus was one of the all-time great coaches. Defense - Off Season Drills Coach Majerus likes to emphasize a demanding style of defense in the summer that forces players to refine their techniques while at the same time develop a tough mindset. The idea is to force defensive play that is more challenging than players will see during the regular season. Majerus teaches players to play aggressive denial defense, contest shots without fouling, on-ball pressure, and how to maintain an impeccable stance and court vision. He also teaches a variety of defensive techniques – denying flashes from the help side, closing out on the ball, and fronting post players – in a number of drills. Skill Development - Off Season Drills Coach Majerus demonstrates five drills that can be used to improve skills like ball handling and scoring ability. The 12 Shots Drill was used regularly by Reggie Miller, one of the best shooters to play the game. The drill teaches players how to get open and challenges them to work on their shot preparation. The Hesitation Layup Drill helps players develop a change of speed when handling the ball. Coach Majerus discusses how to improve the back dribble in an effort to create separation, avoid traps, and find better passing angles. Finally, Majerus shows you two drills to develop the finishing ability of your post players. For each drill, Coach Majerus offers the teaching points you need to develop successful players. Success will not come during the season unless players put in the work in the offseason. Let one of the all-time greats help you maximize the development of your players. Rent this Off Season Drills DVD today.

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All-In-One “Complete Player” Workout Lyndsey Fennelly was a 2007 All-American point guard at Iowa State University and a second-round draft choice of the WNBA’s Indiana Fever. Fennelly went on to become the course director of Point Guard College and in this video demonstrates the All In One workout. The workout, which works a variety of different skills, was one of the reasons why Fennelly was so successful as a player. Shooting The workout was designed to develop the complete player. It can be done individually or with other players. The workout focuses on areas that make players more dangerous. These include working on shooting the 3-pointer, attacking the basket, finishing around the rim, and finishing with the back to the basket. Ball Handling Fennelly begins the workout with a series of one-ball ball-handling drills. Players move up and down the floor in an attempt to get loose and work up a sweat in preparation for the core of the workout. Starting with ball-handling drills also helps players build the confidence needed to put the ball on the floor and attack defenses. Creative Finishing In the second part of the workout, Fennelly encourages players to think outside the box when finishing. Players work on creative finishes and put them to the test. Fennelly demonstrates six atypical finishes around the rim. The idea is for players to learn not just to take shots but to learn to make shots. To become a complete player, one must be able to shoot. It doesn’t matter if it is long-range 3-pointers or mid-range jumpers. Players have to be able to hit shots. Fennelly demonstrates the one-dribble pull ups where players learn to catch and shoot and use shots fakes to create open shots. Players learn to consistently create and knock down shots from anywhere on the floor. The All In One workout is a dynamic skill development workout. Coaches can use the instruction in this video to build a complete, unstoppable player that is confident in his or her abilities. Rent this Complete Player workout DVD today.

Basketball Skill Development Drills George Washington University head coach Jamion Christian gives you an up-close and personal look at the Mayhem Offensive System in this video. Christian, the former Siena College and Mount St. Mary’s head coach, give you an in-depth look at the five different drill series for the offense. You will learn how to workout your players so they understand the actions and scoring opportunities within the Mayhem offense. Basketball Skill Development Series 1 This series works on skills for post players. Coach Christian explains how to hold your players to higher standards. Players work on finishing at the rim, handling the ball in and out of the post, and post moves. Coach Christian uses combination drills to teach skills like ball handling and post moves. He even shows a 1-on-1 chair drill. Basketball Skill Development Drill Series 2 Post drills continue as Christian puts players into Mayhem situations. In pick and roll situations, Christian teaches players how to read the screen and catch and finish both early and late off the high pick and roll. Post player development continues with the side pick and roll as well as a reversal series that teaches players to get open shots on the wing and corner off a pick and roll. Basketball Skill Development Drill Series 3 & 4 These drills help to develop your wings and guards in a number of ways. Players use the pick and roll, learn to attack off the dribble, and also look for open shooters. Also emphasized here is the importance of finishing at the rim and the “and 1.” A variety of moves are taught here including the Euro finish, Kobe finish, and others. Basketball Skill Development Drill Series 5 Coach Christian uses the last workout of the offseason to put his players through a competitive workout. Players work on ball handling moves to attack the rim more effectively. Christian also teaches drills that incorporate actions and movements within the Mayhem offense. This is a must-have presentation for coaches of all levels as they look to take their teams’ skill levels to the new heights. If you emphasize attacking the rim and scoring off the 3-pointer, this is the DVD for you. Rent this basketball skill development DVD today.

Basketball Skills Training - Four Phase Skill Development Practice Towson University head coach Pat Skerry offers an inside look into his program and how he develops players. He knows a thing or two about player development having orchestrated the biggest turnaround in NCAA history – from 1-31 to 18-13 – in 2012-13. In this video, Coach Skerry takes you inside a live development session where the focus is on skill work for both guards and posts. You will also see live 5-on-0 and 5-on-5 work that shows you a number of offensive sets used during that 18-win season. After a dynamic warm-up and stretching routine, Coach Skerry takes you right into the skill development session. He does a great job of teaching and explaining the beliefs of his program and the techniques they use. Drill Series One: Individual Basketball Skills Training Coach Skerry likes to start all practices with ball handling drills. The drills involve changing direction, finishing at the rim, and finishing with contact. The Nova Passing drill works on multiple skills like communication and using the 1-2-step as they catch the ball. Wings work on footwork while executing the L-cut, finishing off a single dribble, and passing accuracy. Posts learn the “pump and power’ approach to the jump stop. Drill Series Two: Transition Perimeter players are the focus in the Drag Ball Screen drill where they learn to utilize the screen in transition. Drive and kick aspects to attacking are also stressed here. Posts are the focus of the Pick and Roll drill. Players learn good spacing and how to throw crisp passes. Drill Series Three: Using Screens All players learn to use a variety of screens in the half-court. Posts are taught how to gain position on a block-to-block rip screen. They learn to absorb contact (with a pad) while finishing on the low block. Post players also work on several catch and shoot opportunities from the elbow and short corner. Wings learn the value of the reverse dribble in order to draw the hedge defender out and open up a driving lane for a drive and kick opportunity. Drill Series Four: Defense The final series works on defensive development. Players learn to close out, pressure the ball, form a wall at the rim, help defense, weak side spacing and defending the rip screen. Each of the drills focuses on being physical without fouling. The drills also serve as great conditioners. Learn to combine your skill work with your team concepts to make your practices more effective and more efficient. Narrowing the focus as Coach Skerry does in each drill set allows for more rapid player development. Rent this basketball skills training DVD today.

Effective Practice Drills for Individual Skill Development Looking to build your players’ skill development? Legendary junior college coach Steve Schmidt does just that in this video where he uses on-court demonstrations to take you through 13 different drills that help players develop better handling, shooting, passing, and footwork skills. Schmidt, the head coach at Mott Community College in Michigan, is the winningest active coach at the NJCAA level with nearly 700 wins and a winning percentage of .822. His teams have been to eight Final Fours and have won four national titles. Sixteen of his players have earned All-American recognition and four have been the NJCAA player of the year. The presentation begins with an on-court ball handling routine that develops players ball handling skills and improves their confidence with the ball in their hands. The routine includes both full- and half-court drills in an effort to build players’ weak hands and teach dribble moves so they can run the offense. After ball handling drills comes passing drills. Coach Schmidt’s 3-Man Passing Drills work on passing and catching on the move as well as weak hand development and hand-eye coordination. The ability to pass and catch under control can help influence the next move a player can make. During each of the drills, Coach Schmidt offers up coaching tips that have helped his players become successful. Coach Schmidt then dives into a series of footwork and shooting drills with the idea that players can become a threat from any position on the floor if they work at it. Watch as Schmidt teaches players to get to the rim in only one dribble. Learn how players can incorporate jump stops, layups, reverse layups, and right-left foot combination shots that will help them score from anywhere in the paint. Coach Schmidt’s presentation is an outstanding way to refine your players’ skills and take your team to the next level!

Every player in your team should be a better ball handler Learn the four fundamental rules of dribbling Your players should be able to react to situations. Every player in your team will be a better ball-handler! Dave Spiller will lead you through drills you can use to improve your players' skills, particularly in small groups. Spiller shows his four fundamental rules for dribbling using a chair dribbling set. This series includes a variety of dribble moves, including the basic step back, crossover, double crossover, inside out, and more. Spiller moves into a series drills designed to improve shooting balance and quick feet. Spiller uses 1-on-1 and 2-on-2 drills to create situations that allow offensive players to practice different cuts and allows defensive players to react to offenses and challenge passing lanes. Spiller ends by showing two simple drills that create consistent shooting form. This basketball DVD has more than 15 drills. It can be used for off-season training or team practice. 76 minutes. 2009.

You can learn everything you need about the skill development of players from National Champion coach Billy Donovan Short sessions of practice outside help players develop individual skills. Five drills that focus on individual shooting, passing, cutting and individual moves. The Florida Gators won back-to-back National Championships thanks to Billy Donovan's tireless work ethic and leadership. This success can only be achieved by a dedication to personal improvement each day. His reputation as an outstanding teacher of the game has been built on his ability to make players stronger, more efficient and more effective on offense. Donovan holds 30-40 minute sessions in the off-practice to teach perimeter, shooting, dribbling and post play skills. Five drills are used to develop skill. Five drills are designed to improve individual shooting, passing, cutting and individual moves. They also focus on conditioning, pivoting from the perimeter, and post-play development. This five-drill series is the key to DonovanÕs success in Florida. This video course offers a challenging and competitive plan for player development. 70 minutes. 2008.

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