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The Phog Allen Field house and the Kansas Basketball program was introduced by Bill Self for the very time ever. All this will allow an “all access” look at the first four practices of the 2009-2010 season. There are more than six hours of basketball instruction that will give you a step by step guide thought the Kansas practice. Bill Self will provide you coaching perspective on his practices. He will teach the players about his personal training and practices. This is not the end as Bill Self will also give coaching points for the drills and valuable concepts he uses at Kansas. All the practices are divided into segments that include skill development, defense, offense, transition, fundamental, rebounding, shooting, screening, post moves, 3-on-3, 5-on-0 and 5-on-5 competitive play. The teaching method whole-part-whole will also be demonstrated. Bill Self will also explain the elements of his defensive and offensive system. There are drills for ballhandling passing and defensive footwork. You will see how Bill Self will build his defense from individual principles to the shell drill. You will also see Kansas guard and post break outs. On the other hand, you will also know about the secondary offense and full court transition game of Bill Self. You will also see how Bill Self manages to put everything in order and makes his drills well organized, well designed and how each segment and drill of practice falls into its ideal place. So, go and experience what is that thing that makes Bill Self on of the best coaches in the country and incorporate his drills and concepts into your program today.

Defense Drills: Open Practice with Bill Self Building a dominating defense has helped Kansas head coach Bill Self win 15 Big 12 regular season titles, amass over 700 career wins, and win a national championship in 2008. In this video, Coach Self shows you how he builds a man-to-man defense from the half-court to the full court. You learn the fundamental defensive principles that form the basis of the Kansas program along with eight newcomers to the Jayhawks program. Man-to-Man Shell Defense Drills A series of 2-on-2, 3-on-3, 4-on-4, and 5-on-5 drills are used to instill the man-to-man philosophy taught by Self. Using the shell drill, Self teaches players how to close out to the ball from the help side and one pass away. Communication is discussed here and is paramount in players moving from pressuring the ball to help side defense and back again. Coach Self addresses specific aspects of the half-court defense like defending dribble hand-offs. Big-to-big switches is a simple way to defend this threat. He also gets into how to defend the same action with a guard and a big. Yet another aspect covered in this section is guarding the “pinch post” action. How to Defend the Screen Since his teams see so many screens, Coach Self spends time on the subject. You will see how Kansas defends the post-on-post screen and down screen. Also presented are a number of techniques used by Self’s players to defend ball screens including flat hedge, trap, and hard hedge. You will watch as Self challenges his players to get the moves right. Half & Full Court Team Defense Drills After addressing the half-court defense, Coach Self puts everything together in a 5-on-5 full court session. Many of the concepts learned earlier in the presentation are reviewed, re-taught, and stressed during the 5-on-5 session. Self also addresses transition defense and philosophy. The passion that Coach Self has for defense and attention to detail is evident throughout his entire presentation. You will learn the simple secret to playing dominating man-to-man defense as Coach Self breaks everything down very clearly. Using Coach Self’s Jayhawk defense, your teams will be prepared to dominate opponents. Rent this open practice Defense Drills & concepts DVD today.

Bill Self High Post Screen Offense There are few teams as skilled at running a complex ball screen offense as Kansas. In this video, you will learn from the great Bill Self, head coach of the Jayhawks, who uses a free-flowing, organized system of offense to continually rise to the top of the NCAA rankings year after year. Self has led Kansas to 14 straight Big 12 regular season titles. His Jayhawks won the 2008 national title and were the runners-up in 2012. All 16 of Self’s Kansas teams have made it to the NCAA tournament. Including stops at Tulsa (1997-2000) and Illinois (2000-03), Self has taken 21 straight teams to the NCAA tourney. In this video, Self details his offense using whiteboard diagrams and practice demonstrations. Coach Self outlines the basics of the High Post Screen offense which begins with the primary fast break and leads into secondary transition. That leads to multiple scenarios all beginning with the same set up. On the practice floor, Self shows you his basic rules that each player must follow in order to keep the offense moving. He then reviews the two-game entry which maximizes the high-and low-post options within the Kansas offense. High Post Screen Offense - Transition Self concludes his discussion of the Kansas offense by demonstrating his transition offense as well as all of the scoring possibilities in the half-court offense. In addition to the primary fast break, Coach Self breaks down Kansas’s secondary break using whiteboard diagrams. He also shows you two baseline out-of-bounds plays that can be used against man or zone defenses to get an easy layup. This 108-minute video is perfect for those looking to install the Kansas High Post Screen offense. The practice demonstrations include eight players new to the Jayhawks program so you see firsthand how players are able to pick up the system quickly. This is an excellent video for those looking to add these strategies into their current offense. Rent this High Post Screen Offense DVD today.

Open Practice: Skill Development & Practice Drills University of Kansas head coach Bill Self understands how to get the best out of his players. He has done it for years and the results have placed him in the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame. Coach Self has recorded over 700 career wins and taken his teams to 13 Sweet Sixteens and one national championship. In this video, he shares the details of his offense as well as 12 different drills he uses to develop players. The two-hour practice video comes from Kansas practice sessions and focuses on a team that had eight newcomers. Coach Self shares his practice drills that can help your players improve their fundamental skills. The practice footage includes: 6-Man Press Breakdown drill to defend the 1-4 high backdoor cut Baseline spot throw-ins under pressure Sideline throw-ins under pressure Five line transition Ball handling and passing 5-minute shooting Individual skills for perimeter players Individual skills for post players Guards: attacking the basket and 3-on-3 play Posts: post moves and 2-on-2 play Game-Like Offensive Skill Development Coach Self builds a player’s offensive skills using a variety of competitive drills as well as 2-on-2, 3-on-3, and 5-on-5 play. Players work on ball handling, passing, shooting, and more. Posts and guards take part in breakout sessions to further work on individual offensive moves. For example, guards work on pullup jump shots, L-cuts, curl cuts, and hard shrugs to get shots up within the Kansas offense. The final portion of the video shows Coach Self using 3-on-3 attacking drills to teach driving angles and movement. Within the 3-on-3, Coach Self teaches using high-low entries to build guard post interaction within the offensive system. This is one of the best videos around for coaches focused on offensive development. Rent this practice drills DVD today.

How to Beat Zone Defense in Basketball with Bill Self Learn how to beat the 2-3, 3-2, and 1-3-1 zones as well as zone presses in this video from one of college basketball’s great coaches, Bill Self of Kansas. Self has over 650 wins and has won 14 straight Big 12 regular season championships at Kansas. His 2008 team won the national title and Self has already been inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. In this video, Self provides you with proven strategies to defeat zone defenses and zone presses. Coach Self shares two zone offenses that are designed to create scoring opportunities. He also provides several counters that can help make the offenses unstoppable. Self’s philosophy is to force defenses to play four defenders on three offensive players. This creates confusion and can result in open shots for the offense. How to Beat Zone Defense in Basketball with “Stationary” Zone Offense This zone offense is based on the idea of quick movement. Coach Self emphasizes movement to open up scoring opportunities in the post as well as utilizing the short corner to stretch the defense. Coach Self introduces the idea of “hot potato” to demonstrate how to move the ball quickly against a 2-3 zone. In “Stationary” Coach Self shows you how to find gaps within the zone so your players can score around the rim or take a quick 3-point shot. “Slash” Zone Offense “Slash” is Coach Self’s answer to odd front defenses like the 1-3-1 and 3-2. It is a more intricate offensive strategy that uses three cutters to fill four open spots along the perimeter. There are primary cutters and secondary cutters that both use the lane to create an element of surprise against the defense. You will see 5-on-5 demonstrations to learn how to expose the weaknesses of all zone defenses. Press Break vs Zone Defense In the final segment of the how to beat zone defense in basketball video, Coach Self shows you how his teams break a zone press. It is simple enough that any team can use it against any form of zone press. The press break begins with dissecting the opponent’s pressure by taking advantage of the middle of the floor. Doing so successfully can lead to layup after layup in the open court. This 94-minute DVD is a great addition to any collection especially those looking for a zone offense that takes advantage of an opponent’s weaknesses. Rent this How to Beat Zone Defense in Basketball DVD today.

Bill Self’s Basketball Defensive Absolutes University of Kansas head coach Bill Self is one of the game’s best. His Jayhawks teams have owned the Big 12 for the better part of almost two decades and Self has already been inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. In this basketball defensive absolutes video, you get to see one of the game’s best coaches in action coaching his team. Watch as he develops his Jayhawks with an emphasis on skill development, defense, baseline inbounds plays, and 5-on-5 play. Self displays for you his defensive philosophy as well as five inbounds plays and an amazing 5-on-5 drill. Basketball Defensive Absolutes First, learn the three essential elements to Coach Self’s man-to-man defense that will prevent easy baskets. Self lectures on the importance of tracking what he calls “energy points” in practice. You also get ideas on improving rebounding, strategies for hitting the boards, how to measure competition in practice, and more. Coach Self demonstrates a 4-on-4 defensive drill that focuses on how guard ball screens. You’ll see how to “ice” ball screens on the whiteboard and then on the court. That leads into a discussion on taking your Shell Drill to a new level. Self then moves onto teach players how to double the post with both big men. That is then carried into a 5-on-5 drill that challenges the defense to trap the post and get back on a ball reversal. Inbounds Plays & 5-on-5 You will see five inbounds plays straight from Self’s playbook. Each is designed to produce quality scoring looks either at the rim or from behind the three-point arc. Self also shows you how to inbound the ball from the sideline with a play that can flow right into your own quick hitters. Self also goes to the whiteboard to show you how to defend baseline inbounds plays. The final segment of the video features a 5-on-5 segment called “Blockout Break.” This is a great drill where players can put to use the individual tactics and techniques that are taught in drill segments. This presentation is from one of the game’s best and has something for everyone. Rent this basketball defensive absolutes DVD today.

Bill Self’s Offensive Basketball Playbook Bill Self is one of the premier college basketball coaches in America. His Kansas teams have won 15 Big 12 regular season championships. With 700-plus career wins and a national championship in 2008, Self was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 2017. In this video, he reveals his 2-Game and 4-Game attacks that have made the Jayhawks one of the best offensive teams in the country. You will get a look inside the full offensive package at Kansas including the transition attack, set plays, press breaks, and two zone offenses. Skills and Offensive Approach Kansas starts practice with a number of position-specific skill development drills. Watch has Self describes what he wants from post players and from guards in a 2-on-2 breakdown drill in which players screen on the two-side of Self’s motion offense. Watch as Self shows you how to flow from transition right into the half-court attack. Self explains why he doesn’t like the secondary break and instead goes right into the half-court offense. Next is a full-court press break. Coach Self’s press break is unique in that players do not run through a scripted sequence. Instead, they use a set of principles to guide them through the break. Using a 7-on-5 drill, players are challenged to advance the ball against the press. Self places a big emphasis on half-court offense. He uses a whiteboard plus on-court demonstration to show you how to counter post traps and get easy scores. You’ll also see the Jayhawks go through five of their quick hitters in a 5-on-5 situation. Attacking Zones and Inbound Strategies Self shows you how to attack the zone defense with a perimeter-oriented lineup. Guards learn to flash to the high post and simultaneously stretch the floor with movement around the perimeter. You will also see a more traditional zone attack with two post players. In addition, Coach Self teaches how to manage timeouts and he shows you a series of sideline out of bounds plays that can transition right into your half-court offense. There is something for everyone in this video from one of the game’s best coaches. Rent this basketball offensive playbook DVD today.

4 Out 1 In Motion Offense Drills Breakdown Drills for the 4 Out/1 In & 3 Out/2 In Motion Attack Kansas head coach Bill Self runs one of the best programs in the country and in this video you can see the Jayhawks break down their First and Four-Game ball screen offense. Coach Self has already been inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame and has produced more than 650 career wins. His Jayhawks have won 14 straight Big 12 regular season titles and Self’s 2008 team won a national championship. In this presentation, you will see Coach Self explain some of his concepts on a whiteboard and then you will see how they are implemented in live practice video. Coach Self shares a number of 4 Out 1 in Motion Offense drills for both your guards and bigs so that you can maximize your teaching of the necessary skills. The 17 drills presented will give you a much better understanding of the Jayhawks’ 3-out and 4-out ball screen offenses. Breakdown Drills: Bigs Coach Self takes you through eight different drills to help bigs operate in the low post, utilize ball screens, and play through high-lows. You will see how a post player is to seal a defender to receive the ball. One drill teaches posts how to use the duck-in move to seal a defender for lob passes and easy scoring chances. This progression of drills gets post players comfortable with the movements of the high-low passing game. The drills then progress to 2-on-1 where players practice different options on high post flashes. Then, the drills move to 2-on-2 and posts learn how and when to use ball screens and play out of multiple options within the offense. The Jump Hook series is an excellent way to get posts a high number of reps on critical post moves like the jump hook, the up and under, and the face up. Coach Self also adds three more shooting drills to extend the range of your post players on high post flashes and pick-and-pops. Breakdown Drills: Guards Guards go through nine different 4 Out 1 In Motion Offense drills to teach them to get downhill and make plays in the Fist and Four-Game offense. Spacing is always important and Self reviews how to space the floor properly after a post feed. Another drill helps teach four different strategies for using ball screens depending upon what a defense presents. The L-Cut drill teaches guards to get open on the wings and get open for mid-range jumpers. Guards also work on refining their scoring off wide pin screens, learn how to use dribble moves to get by defenders, and practice the next pass to an open shooter on a baseline drive. Coach Self teaches how to implement the Kansas ball screen offenses in this 74-minute video while giving you the drills needed to do so. It’s an attack that has helped Kansas remain one of the dominant programs in college basketball. Rent this 4 Out 1 in Motion Offense Drills DVD today.

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A Deep-Practice, Open-Practice Dive Into Kansas' Bill Self. Unlocking game-winning strategies and the keys to running highly efficient practices! Bill Self's 5 favorite set plays, complete with a step by step installation blueprint and teaching process for improving execution Skill development drills that help players improve their offense and defense. A look inside the planning and execution of a patterned practice sequence that allows players to quickly learn and maximizes their practice time To increase overall skill and to transform players into a cohesive, mentally tough unit that thrives under pressure situations, defense and rebounding segments are important. Strategies to attack an aggressive defense in depth - keeping them on their heels and off balance Bill Self and the University of Kansas coaching staff have created a special 2022 National Championship Open Practice. This exclusive gives you an insider's view of what an early-season, high-intensity, and focus-driven practice session looks for one of America's top programs. More than 2-hours of non-stop coaching concepts This video is jam-packed with valuable coaching information. It combines real-world coaching points with on-court demonstrations. Viewers are given a behind the scenes look at a Bill Self practice in the early seasons. The practice shows viewers how concepts, philosophies and set plays are executed daily by players to ensure they execute efficiently and effectively, regardless of what offensive or defensive system they use. Tested Xs and-Os, Practice Drills that Fit Your Program Bill Self, one of the most respected and winningest college basketball coaches in America, has presented this presentation with his team. They loaded up this open practice full of winning strategies and demonstrated on-court skills. This presentation is a combination of on-the-floor strategy and teaching progressions, as well as tangible coaching points. It transforms from a fragmented, early season practice into a nearly 2-hour instructional video about basketball. Watching Self's Open Practice will give coaches an incredible amount of detail and information. This coaching video is one you'll keep watching over and over. You'll also be able to learn new ideas and techniques from it. It's a great resource for coaching that you can use in your team's practice for many years. 118 minutes. 2022.

Bill Self Motion Offense The Combined 4 Out/1 In & 3 Out/2 In Motion Attack During head coach Bill Self’s tenure at Kansas, the Jayhawks have won a national title, played for another, and have made eight trips to the Elite Eight. To dominate the way Self and Kansas has over the past decade-plus, you have to find ways to stay ahead of the competition. Coach Self has done that with an offensive system that spreads the floor, uses constant movement, and continually attacks defenses. In this 105-minute video, you will gain an understanding of the backbone of the Kansas offensive system. Coach Self uses whiteboard diagrams and has his players demonstrate how to execute both the Fist and Four-Game offenses. You will see how the Jayhawks give their players freedom to make plays and dominate opponents with multiple pick and rolls in a single possession. Fist Offense The Fist offense plays with two posts and is initiated with a feed to one of them. Any set play could be used prior with the option of flowing right into Fist. You will see how Coach Bill Self Motion Offense emphasizes proper spacing of the floor off of the post feed no matter where you are at in the possession. One of the big coaching points is the technique of the low post player sealing their defender with duck-ins. If teams take away the initial post fee, watch how Kansas makes them pay with the opposite post player flashing for a high-low opportunity. Coach Self also shows you how to use the pick and roll on the two-side or the single side. Using his players, Coach Self breaks down a number of specific actions within the Fist offense. You will then see live play to help you understand those actions within the framework of the offense. Four-Game Offense Four-Game is a style of attack that uses one post player and is designed more for smaller teams that like to spread to the floor and constantly drive and kick. The offense uses a series of dribble hand-offs, downhill drives, and ball screens to penetrate the lane. Coach Self again emphasizes spacing especially when the ball goes into the post. Coach Self will reveal how the defense is flattened when the ball is reversed and corner ball screens are used. You also get to see the basic movements of Four-Game and how the Bill Self Motion offense continues from side to side as the ball is reversed. Basketball Set Plays Coach Self offers up two complementary set plays for his offense. “Misdirection” is a play that uses decoys to confuse the defense while you play out multiple options with the pinch post. “L Down” is a method for setting up a defense to take advantage of your big man rolling off of pick and rolls. Coach Self also shows you a unique twist on the play that will generate an open 3-point look when you need it. If you are yearning to learn more about the ball screen offense used at Kansas, this is the video for you. Coach Self gives you an inside look at how his offense has been used to dominate the Big 12. Rent this Bill Self Motion Offense DVD today.

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