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Open Practice: Individual Drills & Team Drills Campbell University head coach Kevin McGeehan opens up his gym for an open practice presentation that gives watchers a look at a comprehensive, goal-oriented practice. Coach McGeehan shares his insights on goal setting and the reasoning behind it. You will see a practice from warmup to its conclusion with an emphasis on fundamentals, attention to detail, and team communication. As you will see, the practice is just part of the bigger picture. Drills Practice begins with a warmup, which Coach McGeehan sees as critical. He believes that you can maximize this session of practice by implementing skill work. The “warmup” period consists of a session of skill work followed by a team warmup that also includes skill work. All of the drills used in practice serve a purpose and play a role in the ultimate goal. Shooting drills are not just shooting drills; they are breakdowns of the offensive strategy. The same is true of defensive drills which complement the program’s overall defensive strategy. Coach McGeehan also introduces you to how he uses advanced statistics to improve the overall quality of his team. Spread Motion Offense Coach McGeehan then gets into his spread motion offense, which begins with 5-on-0 work where the emphasis is on execution, timing, and spacing. The drills move into 3-on-3 and 5-on-5 and become more competitive. The “Pirate Drill” is an outstanding 5-on-5 drill that forces your players to transition into defense quickly. In another segment, Coach McGeehan show you Campbell’s matchup zone defense against a 1-4 setup. You will learn how the defense rotates and switches. Advanced Statistics The final segment of the video is all about how McGeehan and his staff use advanced statistics in practice. You will see what the staff tracks, why they do it, and how they use it to motivate players. By analyzing players practice performance on a daily basis, coaches and players can gain insight into their strengths and weaknesses. This is a fantastic presentation from an up-and-coming coach on the use of “add-ons” to improve practice drills in an effort to take a program to the next level.

Drills, Plays and How to Coach with a Purpose Former Saint Louis University head coach Jim Crews discusses a number of topics in this video including post development, defensive concepts, and practice philosophy. Crews was a 30-year coaching veteran who played on Bobby Knight’s 1976 national championship team at Indiana. After serving as head coach at Evansville and Army, Crews won back-to-back Atlantic-10 Coach of the Year awards in 2013 and 2014. What you see in this video is the foundation that helped Mays turn the Billikens into an Atlantic-10 power. Basketball Drills for Practice Coach Crews demonstrates more than 10 different drills that you can use in your program. These drills include: Post Drill: Works on multiple skills crucial to successful post play Shot Fake: Players work on an effective fake and creating separation from a defender 2-Slide Drill: A multiple skill drill that works on ball-handling, on-ball defense, and feeding the post Collins Passing: Developed by former NBA player and coach Doug Collins, this is a two-man, two-ball passing drill that enhances not only skill development, but also teamwork and nonverbal communication Cat and Mouse: This drill trains the passer and the receiver. Receivers learn to read defenders and get open while passers learn to control the basketball under pressure and deliver a pass at the right time Each drill emphasizes fundamentals and multiple skill sets. This allows Coach Crews to cover many different concepts in a short amount of time. Basketball Practice Philosophy Coach Crews then spends some time reviewing his philosophy on practice. You will see why Crews was one of the most successful coaches in the game as he discusses how he pushed players to compete. He goes over what he expects from each player once they commit to his program and what they can expect from him and his staff. Coach Crews built his philosophy on telling the truth, educating, and empowering his players. With every practice, he focused on simply developing better players. You can do the same as this DVD is one of the best for drills involving multiple skill sets and player development. Add it to your collection today. Coach with a purpose and rent this DVD.

Basketball Development Drills - 20 Individual and Team Skill Drills Winning more basketball games sometimes comes down to simply improving the essential skills that allow players to create and finish more shots within an offensive system. In this video, Louisville women’s head coach Jeff Walz shows you more than 20 individual and team skill development drills designed to build the ultimate post player. The drills are designed to be done with a partner and allow each athlete to work on their game. All of the drills are competitive and tracked with stats to show how a player has improved. Walz was the 2018 ACC Coach of the Year and led the Cardinals to back-to-back ACC championships in 2018 and 2019. He has also led Louisville to two NCAA tournament runner-up finishes. Coach Walz knows how to create players confident in their abilities on offense. Guard Development Drills Guards control more of a possession than any other player. For that reason, they must be outstanding in their ability to dribble and pass. Coach Walz shares drills that help your players become confident dribblers and make clean passes while under pressure. You’ll see drills that help players learn to create space and attack their defender. Players are continually encouraged to add variety to their game and take different shots and make different moves. Post Skill Development Drills Post players work on ball handling and hand-eye coordination. You will see a series of drills that emphasize ball control. Others work on post-up techniques. The “Bad Pass Drill” works on sealing a defender and knowing when to release to catch an errant pass. Coach Walz works to expand his post players’ ranges with drills to improve their scoring abilities from the high post. Team Skill Development Drills Coach Walz uses a number of drills to build teamwork and work on multiple skills at the same time. These drills include: Transition Post Passing: Guards learn to perfect post passing while posts work on creating space. Deflection Drill: Players work on aggressive ball pressure with active hands and how to pass against it. Close Down Drill: All players work on finishing against contact in the paint. Each drill Coach Walz uses helps condition players. He shows you how to push players past fatigue and get maximum effort from everyone. Players learn both offensive and defensive skills. This video has everything a coach needs from individual post and perimeter player drills to team drills to drills that can be used at any level of basketball. Coaches all over can benefit from the teachings of Coach Walz. Rent this basketball development drills DVD today.

Geno Auriemma Basketball Drills for Shooting Shooting is one of the most vital skills in Basketball and you are going to learn skills like these in this instruction sets where the coach Knight will share the right way of shooting. You will learn lots of things about shooting like when to shoot, how to shoot and how to improve your shooting abilities quickly. There are some basic shooting drills that the coach will make you perform and this will set the stage for more exciting drills. These basic shooting drills will cover basic parts of shooting like passing and catching. The coach will take a start with a very basic catch-and-routine and will then build up to level two shots in which the players will catch and give a shot fake that will help to create a great scoring opportunity. There is a use of an offense philosophy to the players what to expect in ever shooting routine. In order to improve all aspects of coaching the coach will make use of several ideas and concepts. The screen to the motion offense is very important if you have watched the teams of Coach Knights over the years. The coach will make you understand the art of making use of the motion offense in the right way within your half-court offense. There are different aspects that are being covered like the basic down screen and cross screen. The coach will also show you the proper technique to use and the cutting options for both players. Geno Auriemma Basketball Drills for Screening and Defense You need a great defense to beat a good offense. So, you will learn how you can build your amazing philosophy of defense by the coach Auriemma. The man-to-man defense will be given priority in it. The coach will make use of the on-court explanations and he will also use the breakdown drills in order to make you understand an aggressive approach to man-to-man defense. The way coach explains everything is really amazing like in order to force your opponent into poor offensive shooting angles he outlines how to guard the 1-on-1 while being in the half-court. The coach Auriemma does a great job in understanding and learning different aspects of defensive techniques. The coach will also make you learn the simple transition between guarding the ball to moving off the ball when your man will cut through the lane. You will be entertained with the six drills to strengthen the defensive attack. The push to the sideline drill is very good too and this drill will push the ball handles to the sideline or baseline and this can be used as another defense to cut off the ball handles. So, every drill has its own role and if you follow everything with proper focus and dedication then you can certainly take your game to the next level. There are some drills that will empathize on jumping to the ball after pass, guarding cutters and defending the post. Rent this Geno Auriemma Basketball drills DVD today.

Tim Miles: Developing a Winning Culture with Competitive Practice Drills Former Nebraska head coach Tim Miles takes you through a presentation of the drills he used to change the way his teams played. Throughout his coaching career, Coach Miles was tasked with taking over a below-average program and turning it into a winner. He did so successfully and at Nebraska won the Big Ten’s Coach of the Year award in 2014 when he led the Cornhuskers to the NCAA tournament. Culture Change Coach Miles starts his presentation with a discussion of how he was able to change the culture of his programs. He identifies key questions you should be asking yourself as you analyze your program. That is one of the keys to beginning the process of change. Miles also points out that, as a head coach, you must know and win your locker room. Practice Drills The bulk of Miles’ presentation is centered on nine practice drills and the different ways you can limit the drills to teach your players basketball skills. Each drill will challenge players and make them think about offensive/defensive actions. The drills also serve to condition your athletes and make them aware of their habits. The drills include: 2-on-2 Drills: these teach players to make smart and effective decisions in transition, reading screens, and how to stay out of foul trouble 3-on-3 Drills: players learn creative ways to feed the post and rebound the basketball 4-on-4 Drills: these are full-court drills that teach players how to move without the ball and maximize the dribble against pressure defense GATA Program The final segment of the presentation is Miles’ GATA program. Coach Miles wants to push his players harder than they ever have or harder than they are used to. Practice pace and patterns might be one of the reasons why teams lose. Teams that have a long warmup then get intense and float through the end of practice may do the same in games and not finish well. Miles GATA program addresses that to ensure teams play hard the entire game. This is a great practice drill video for any coach at any level looking to add new and innovative toughness drills that will push players to the next level.

Warm-Up and Shooting Drills from Around the World Nike scout and International Basketball Consultant Terry Layton takes you around the world to show you warm ups, shooting strategies, full-court drills, and explosive training techniques used with international athletes. Coach Layton has over 300 career wins at the high school, junior college, and college levels in the U.S. and 300-plus wins at the international level as well. In this video, he takes you through everything from dynamic warmup drills to half-court shooting drills used by some of the best shooters in the world. Coach Layton’s drills are sure to improve your players’ athleticism and skill. Warmup Drills Coach Layton runs you through his warmup drills. He believes in every player handling the ball as it makes practice more fun and adds to the skills players can learn. He calls it “the magic of the ball.” Warmup drills can be done with or without a ball and he will show you how you can improve basketball skills as well as communication between players. Reaction drills help players to develop the ability to think quickly while on their feet. You’ll see how to increase the complexity and degree of difficulty of ball-handling drills to challenge players in skill development. Layton also covers the rhythm of play and how changing speeds makes players harder to defend. Coach Layton demonstrates the All in One drill that improves a player’s ability to get game shots. He takes you through the drill step by step with each skill building on the previous one. You will also see how to maximize just two baskets and develop layup skills, post player shots, perimeter shots, dribble penetration and relocation, and passing skills. Shooting Drills Going deep into his experience, Coach Layton shares 15 of the best shooting drills he has seen from around the world. Each drills uses just two baskets, so you learn how to maximize gym space and time while giving your team an efficient workout. Drills are broken down into phases that simulate game situations. The drills also provide conditioning and train other skills while improving shooting ability. Layton also shares four competitive shooting games that are fun and engaging. They also push players to get out of their comfort zones and develop their shot. Near the end, Coach Layton demonstrates Dice Free Throws where post players practice block out techniques and free throw shooters are put in pressure situations. Coaches at every level can benefit from Coach Layton’s expertise. This is a great training video for warmups and for developing skills.

Offensive & Defensive Drills  In this final part of his three-part series, Mike Procopio demonstrates how you can develop effective and savvy players using 3-on-3 and 4-on-4 drills. The Director/President of Hoop Consultants and the Director of Basketball Operations for ATTACK Athletics in Chicago, Procopio has worked with the likes of Kobe Bryant, Dwyane Wade, Caron Butler, and 75 other NBA players. It was Procopio’s work as Bryant’s coach that helped him help the Lakers to their last two NBA titles. 3v3 & 4v4 Shell Drills From Building Your Half Court Offense with Shell Drills, players have developed the necessary fundamentals to run your offense. In this new video, Coach Procopio shows you how to implement those concepts into competitive 3-on-3 and 4-on-4 offensive & defensive drills. This system allows players to put up shots that they would normally take in a game. In the 4-on-4 drills, the focus is pick-and-roll and screen-the-screener actions. These details were covered in earlier DVDs. Now, players can put them to use within a competitive setting. This is a great way to teach the fundamental understanding of 5-on-5 principles and movement. In 3-on-3 action, Coach Procopio breaks down proper spacing, attacking angles, and cutting action within your offensive system. You will see several cuts – pin down, cross screen, and down screen – demonstrated. Beginning from a 3-on-0 situation, each action is implemented progressing to 3-on-3 where players again take game-like shots. NBA Actions & Post Play You will also learn how to incorporate popular NBA actions like Floppy and Zipper into your 3-on-0 breakdowns. This teaches players how to properly execute screens. Post players learn all the scoring options available to them and Coach Procopio goes into great detail about moving without the ball and maintaining great spacing. All of Coach Procopio’s drills have specific options that allow players to be creative while focusing on the offense (or defense). With all of Procopio’s drills and insight, your teams will be able to run any offense with a better understanding of how it is supposed to work. Rent this offensive & defensive drills DVD today.

Keith Dambrot: Fundamental Drills that Build Champions Don’t waste valuable practice time! Pick up the pace! Current Duquesne University head coach Keith Dambrot shares the same practice drills he used when he coached LeBron James at St. Vincent-St. Mary’s High School in Akron, Ohio. These same drills produced back-to-back state champions and seven straight 20-win seasons at while Dambrot coached at the University of Akron. Coach Dambrot begins his presentation with the defensive drills he used to warm up his team. These drills teach some of the basics of Dambrot’s defense. Basic defensive skills like closing out, denying the wing, fronting the post, help-and-recover, and digging the post are worked on first. Then, it’s on to defending the down screen, flare screen, back screen, and how to defend the screener. You’ll see Dambrot go through the very intriguing Circle Trap Drill. The drill teaches both how to trap and how to manage the trap all in one, a valuable time saver. If you have ever been frustrated with your players for traveling or for missing a pullup jumper, Dambrot has a series of finishing moves for you. Watch as Coach Dambrot stresses proper footwork and finishing at the rim. You’ll see footwork for one-dribble layups, pullup jumpers, floaters, lunges, and step-throughs. Players that practice these skills are more likely to make them in game situations. You will see that Coach Dambrot presents an exciting way to teach the game of basketball while focusing on fundamentals and details that help both players and teams improve. Coaches at any level can benefit from Coach Dambrot’s presentation as could players who might better understand what a coach is looking for in offensive and defensive fundamentals.

You can teach your players drills that will help them communicate and work hard. Learn how your team sets goals and makes commitments Find strategies to help players and teams achieve their goals Encourage your players to participate in drills and competitive practices. Recognize players' hard work and attention to detail. John Spezia offers some ideas to motivate your players through goal setting and a desire to improve in practice. Coach Spezia explains what it takes for a team to be successful in this presentation on the court. To become a tough-nosed defensive team, Spezia shares drills for active warm ups with a basketball and drills to improve foot speed and hand control. Spezia has a point system for every drill and rewards the player who gets the most points. Get this DVD to motivate your team for next season. Produced at Spring 2011 Las Vegas (NV), clinic. 77 minutes. 2011.