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Winning the Turnover Battle In any basketball game at any level, turnovers can be the difference between winning a game and losing it. Win the turnover battle and your team is much more likely to win when the final buzzer sounds. In this video, former LaSalle University head coach John Giannini shares his strategies for minimizing turnovers in game-day situations. Giannini won an NCAA Division III national championship at Rowan University before becoming the head coach at Maine and LaSalle. His 2013 LaSalle team advanced to the Sweet Sixteen. Practice Drills to Reduce Turnovers Coach Giannini goes to the whiteboard first to discuss and explain 10 different practice drills designed to reduce turnovers and help players play more confidently in high pressure situations. The presentation also goes onto the court to demonstrate each drill. You will see Giannini’s 40-minute workout that he used daily to help LaSalle reduce its turnovers from 14 per game to 11 a game in one season. Pressure Drills Each drill serves two purposes. Players learn to apply relentless pressure while on defense. The offense learns how to handle that pressure by advancing the ball via the dribble and passing. Some of the drills focus on the half-court while others are full-court drills. The common 3-on-2/2-on-1 as well as full-court 2-on-2, 3-on-3, and 4-on-4 are simple drills designed to improve the ability to handle pressure. The Jump Stop Drill and LaSalle’s Two-Minute Play Hard Drill will help players improve their ball-handling and passing skills. All of the drills help players develop confidence in their dribbling and passing. Players learn to deal with pressure so that it becomes second nature. The energy created in practice carries over into game situations. Coach Giannini discusses how you can hold players accountable in each drill. This helps players focus and become more consistent in doing the little things like cutting to get open or using screens. Limiting turnovers is an important aspect of basketball. Players can improve upon their individual skills and learn to prevent turnovers. Coach Giannini’s video is a must-have for players and coaches that want to become more consistent against pressure defense. Rent this winning the turnover battle DVD today.

High Rep Skill Development Drills Former Owens Community College head coach Dave Clarke shows you how to run skill development drills with 12 to 15 players at a time. With high school teams having fewer coaches, Clarke shows you how to get players the repetitions they need to enhance their skill level. The drills are easy to teach and help coaches use their time efficiently while preparing players for the season. Dribbling Skill Development Clarke does a great job of combining skills into a single drill. The Cone Drill, for example, is one where players make various offensive moves and finish at the hoop with a variety of game-like scoring moves. Clarke calls it the Cone Drill but actually uses chairs and players perform the fundamental cross-over, behind the back, and spin moves through them. One of Clarke’s favorite moves is the floater. His players use it as well as reverse layups, a series of powerful jump stops, and mid-range jump shots to attack the basket. Passing Skill Development One of the lost arts in basketball is passing. When Clarke took over the program at Owens, he saw a need to get back to basic passing fundamentals. His teams improved their turnover percentage as a result. In games, most passes are side-to-side, yet so many passing drills emphasize straight ahead passes. Clarke puts more emphasis on the former. He demonstrates drills that teach players to rip the ball, step up to a pass, and use the proper footwork when throwing a pass. The passing drills include different ways to fake and how to use the dribble to improve passing angles. One drill you will see shows you how easy it is to teach and how the drill can change your team’s performance. Shooting Skill Development Successful teams are those that can shoot from anywhere on the court. In “Dave’s Shooting Drill,” Coach Clarke puts players at various angles. Players shoot from the elbow, the corner 3-pointer, and more as the drill covers all possible game shots. Players are constantly moving through the drill and working on other aspects of their game as they develop their shot. Throughout his entire presentation, Clarke emphasizes the value of having the whole team working on the same concepts at the same time. The idea of developing the complete basketball player helps all athletes reach their potential and, ultimately, leads to team success. Rent this Basketball Skill Development DVD today.

Offensive Drills to Build Your Imagination Learn how to fill up your playbook with motion and set offenses that will allow your players to shine on the court. Current Davidson College head coach Bob McKillop, who coached NBA MVP Stephen Curry, shows you his offensive system in this video. It’s the same system he uses at Davidson and in the 2013 World University Games where he led Team USA. Read and React Offense Coach McKillop shows you the breakdown drills he uses to implement his offense. You will learn how to teach the offense within your own system. One of the Coach McKillop’s primary points is the concept of attacking the attacker to create flow and rhythm within your offense. With an emphasis on simplicity, Coach McKillop is able to teach players how to read defenses and create the appropriate rhythm and flow. The Davidson Offense Using on-court demonstrations, Coach McKillop, who has nearly 600 career wins, demonstrates the basics of his Davidson offense. He teaches you five drills that instill the following concepts: How to attack space Find the open man Catch and see the floor Dribble with a purpose Finish the cut Each of these concepts, when mastered, will help your offense become successful. Players become better decision makers on the court and, ultimately, make the half-court offense unstoppable. This is one of the best DVDs you can buy to help players at any level understand how to play the game. It is not simply a patterned offense. It’s one that allows players to develop their basketball IQ and make them a threat to score at all times. Rent this Offensive Drills DVD today.

Explosive and Full Court Drills from Around the World Terry Layton has been around the world as a basketball coach, scout, and player. Currently a Nike scout and International Basketball Consultant for Latin America, Layton offers some of what is being done at the international level. He shares some very innovative drills and ideas not seen elsewhere. All the drills are demonstrated with just two baskets, which is what most international coaches have available. Explosion Drills Using whiteboard diagrams and on-court demonstrations, Coach Layton provides an overview of explosion drills. These are used to improve an athlete’s speed and teach an athlete how to change speeds. It’s a unique look inside some interesting training. Coach Layton discusses 10 aspects of explosion training. These include moving faster after making a fake, increasing speed when changing direction, exploding after a pass or screen, exploding into position in transition, and more. You will see two drills on technique, two on faking, three drills that work on passing, and many more. There are also defensive drills including one for long traps and one for short traps. The drills give unique insight into basketball in the international arena. Full Court Drills In the next segment, Coach Layton covers seven drills used by some of the top international coaches in the game. Each drill incorporates Fartlek training or continuous interval training to help condition athletes. The full-court drills work on fundamental habits warmup or pre-game routines to get players loose and focused Chinese Drill: players that turn athletes into explosive players. You will see passing drills that teach players how to get the ball to an open teammate. Along with that, Coach Layton shows you a new concept called “belly passes” to prepare players for any open shot. The drills Coach Layton shares include: Argentine Drill: use for  learn to attack the basket off a pick-and-roll or pick-and-pop Mexican 3-Ball Drill: players master the triple threat and shot prep as they look to attack the basket off a drive and kick situation Coach Layton’s presentation can help you develop players all while maximizing your gym space. Push your players to a new level of training and moving with this DVD. Rent this Full Court Drills DVD today.

High Energy Drills for Building Competitive Practices Andy Toole has built the Robert Morris University program by preaching competition. His teams won the NEC regular season title in 2013 and ’14 and continue to challenge for conference honors. The big reason for the turnaround is Toole’s commitment to making practices competitive. In this video, you will see Coach Toole go on the court to demonstrate 11 creative, intense, and highly competitive drills that lead to more productive practices. Some of the drills you will see include the following: 4-on-3 Passing Drill: Offensive players learn to use ball fakes and learn how to look off the defense when making passes. Defenders learn to use active hands and force the offense to make mistakes. Harcum 2-on-1 Drill: This is a unique half-court transition drill that teaches quick outlet passes, sprinting in transition, and the idea that a player’s job is never done. This is the perfect drill for lower level teams where coaches have large numbers of players. Roanoke 1-on-1 Defensive Drill: This is an all-purpose drill that emphasizes many of the basic defensive fundamentals. Players must closeout, guard cutters, front post players, help and recover, control dribblers, and finish with rebounds. 4-on-2 Rebounding Drill: Players are forced into a disadvantage situation making them uncomfortable, but they must come up with the initial rebound in a possession. Coach Toole puts it all together in a unique twist on the traditional shell drill. You’ll see situations where the defense is beaten and must help. Toole believes the help is an important part of the shell drill. Coach Toole’s drills will help your team compete harder and transition from possession to possession much faster. Players and coaches will both enjoy the creativity and intensity of Coach Toole’s drills which simulate game-like conditions.

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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Dan Hughes is a highly experienced basketball coach with over 30 years of experience. He has coached at various levels, including high school and college, as well as in the WNBA and internationally. In this video presentation, Hughes shares his knowledge and expertise with viewers, providing coaching tips, proven strategies, practice drills, and game-tested set plays. In addition, Hughes emphasizes the importance of empowering and developing assistant coaches, providing insight on what he calls 'coaching the coaches.' He also touches on cultural considerations in a diverse team setting and how it's important to understand and respect the backgrounds of all team members. Hughes also provides viewers with an in-depth analysis of the importance of continually improving a team's defensive transition and how it's crucial to overall team success. He demonstrates a number of practice drills that can improve the skill sets needed to execute specific set plays, such as the ‘Post Power-Cuts Drill,’ the ‘Four Backdoor’ and ‘Dagger Drill.’ He also demonstrates drills like "Drags-And-Quicks Drill," "Here, There and Back" and a pick-and-roll series with spacing actions. He also covers the importance of running an organized practice, offering time-tested tips on practice planning and the importance of empowering your players. He also demonstrates a great warm-up drill, the ‘Drive, Kick and Pass Drill.’ He also goes over sideline and baseline out-of-bounds plays such as ‘Red Action’ and ‘Lips Action,’ as well as several ‘Rush Drills’ that enhance play execution. The video ends with Hughes providing coaching points for several late-game situations, stressing the importance of preparation and execution in high-pressure moments. Overall, the video is a comprehensive resource for coaches, providing a wealth of valuable information and ideas for enhancing practices and turbo-charging offensive playbooks.

In this video presentation, Coach Kellie Harper from the University of Tennessee demonstrates how she uses drills to improve the performance of the Lady Vols in daily practices. The video includes video clips and diagrams to provide a detailed understanding of the drills discussed. The video starts with Coach Harper introducing her warm-up drills, starting with 2-on-0 Feed the Post, which emphasizes passing, ball handling, and finishing. Fast Break Tight, another drill utilized is one that Coach Harper added to her repertoire, it includes layups and transition work and requires developing accurate passing, quick decisions and quick passes. Alternating Layups is another drill that simulates transition basketball, this drill requires players to work on passing, cutting, and finishing layups. In the Shooting drills section, Coach Harper demonstrates drills such as Kamikaze Drill, which emphasizes accurate shooting, quick decisions and passing and Competitive Skip Pass Shooting which allows players to develop passing and shooting as a team in a way that can create energy. 3 Down Shooting is a one-minute shooting drill that requires players to run hard, make shots and develop passing skills. Coach Harper also place a heavy emphasis on rebounding, she demonstrates a few drills such as 3-on-3 Circle the Wagons and 5-on-5 Circle the Wagons which helps players to work on rebounding and transition work. And the 5 on ? drill is designed to work on transition offense and helps players choose between running their primary or secondary break and work with different numbers of defenders. This video is a great resource for coaches looking for different ways to teach basketball skills, translate them into winning plays in games and improve their team's performance. The variety of drills presented in this video will encourage fundamental skill development, it's 52 minutes long and is available in 2021.

In this video, Wisconsin head women's basketball coach Marisa Moseley shares her preferred practice drills. Coach Moseley goes through a variety of drills that she uses in warm-ups and throughout her practices, explaining what she's looking for in each drill, when she uses the drill in practice, and what purpose the drill serves. The video begins with Coach Moseley discussing warm-up drills that are used as part of her daily practice routine. She explains how the skills used in these drills will translate to game situations and has different options and variations of the drills based on her team's focus for that day or practice. She also places emphasis on transitions from drill to drill as it sets the foundation for skills needed to master the game of basketball. Examples of these drills include Two Lines (layups), Three Lines (layups), Box (bank shots & box outs), Long and Short (transition), Suns Drill (passing, cutting) among others. Later in the video, Coach Moseley introduces passing and competitive shooting drills that her teams use for offensive breakdowns to simulate different actions that they use during a game. These drills are competitive in nature and goals are set to add intensity and urgency. She emphasizes communication and teamwork within her drills in order to provide her players with areas of focus as they improve their skills. This video is a great resource for coaches of all levels looking to add drills to their practices that will further their players' skill development. Coach Moseley does a great job introducing and describing each drill in an easy and understandable way. The video is 48 minutes long and is available in 2021.