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How to Be a Great Basketball Coach with Bob Knight This program is all about to the two of the most successful and legendary coaches of the basketball world who will share their thoughts and ideas on the game and how it should be taught to the players and some of the amazing drills that have made their teams super successful. Coach Knight will take a start with a detailed analysis of his coaching style and he will then hold a discussion on how to use your beliefs to your advantage and how to develop your own philosophy for the game. He will make you understand things in a fairly new manner and he will help you create strategies in order to learn the concepts used by other coaches to fit your team. So, you will be learning a new way of approaching the game that will help you get great results for sure. You will be learning how you can build a solid offense around getting to the free throw line. Coach Knight will also make you understand and be able to use the concepts of pass, cut; and screen as your basic building rules. The coach Knight gives huge importance to small areas of the game as these small areas play a vital role such as the effective use of managers, filming practice, and practice time can add a lot to the overall success of the program. How to Be a Great Basketball Coach with Geno Auriemma Coach Auriemma has his own way of approaching the Basketball philosophy. He focuses on the importance of team's formation and the value of their playing style and how it effects the overall game of the players. After this, he will show you how he starts his practice and the kinds of drills he thinks are important for the growth of the team. You will be learning lots of things in this program as the coach will make you go through the drills that will help generate a culture of trust, hustle, and being fundamentally sound on the offensive end. The coach Auriemma will be putting a lot of effort in all this and will be giving you a mixture of basketball concepts so that you can get a great amount of knowledge and he will then give you these concepts in the form of a one comprehensive drill that will give power to the skills. Furthermore, the coach will also give you simple yet effective drills that will make you learn the art of passing, cutting and shooting within the offense. In the end, the coach will also discuss numerous techniques that he uses on regular basis in order to build his fast break. Rent this How to Be a Great Basketball Coach DVD today.

Bob Knight Basketball Drills The way Coach Knight teaches his players to play Basketball is very unique and exciting. Advantage/Disadvantage is a big part of his basketball philosophy and the team which is disadvantaged will have to work really hard on the defense and smart on the offense. You will get the inside story that the coach will share with you that he used on daily basis in his practice. These daily habits help the players improve their overall skills and make them be successful in real life. With the use of on-court demonstrations, the coach will explain the hardest disadvantages players will go through like the 4vs.5 and 5vs. 4, 5 man change, 6vs. 4 and no dribble. These techniques are very helpful and these techniques will make you the players become the best version of their selves and it will make them harder than ever. The team will be able to prepare better and more effectively if they make use of these techniques. When the players learn how coach's disadvantage situation works, then they will certainly get better. They will also be able to master offense, defense and conversion. Bob Knight Basketball Drills for Coaches & Players In order to teach drills and skills that are required to develop a motion offense in your practice session, the coach will make use of the on-court demonstrations. The coach will make the players work on their passing, catching, dribbling and shooting of the ball on regular basis. In order to work on attacking the defense and finishing variety of ways at the basket the coach will make use of the Dribbling Drill. The players will also go through a shooting drill that will help to create better scoring opportunities. The shot fake is probably the most undervalued move in the game and the coach will make use of it in the best way possible. With the help of this you can blow your defender and can create an advantage situation for your team. The session will come to an end with the coach Auriemma making the players work on passing into the post with live defense. When in these drills, the coach will make you understand the art of how the defense should defend the players passing the ball into the post. Rent this Bob Knight basketball 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.

Zone Offense Strategies Two Hall of Fame coaches collaborate to bring you this video which shows you a number of ways to beat a zone defense. Geno Auriemma has over 1,000 career wins, 11 national championships, and has the highest winning percentage of any college coach in women’s basketball history. Bobby Knight has 900-plus career wins, three national championships, and coached the U.S. Men’s Olympic team to a gold medal in 1984. Both coaches provide on-court demonstrations to show you how to effectively attack any zone defense. Coach Knight Zone Offense Strategies Zone defenses have become very good at clamping down on opponents’ offenses. To beat the zone, Coach Knight uses two basic strategies – dribble penetration and beating the defense down the floor in transition. In his on-court demonstrations, you will see every possible attacking angle that can be used to beat the zone off the dribble. Coach Knight shows you how to create offensive advantages as the result of dribble penetration. Using the dribble helps to distort a zone defense. Coach Knight reveals his philosophy of forcing the zone to move as the ball is passed and then shows you the dribble and pass fake to beat most any zone including the 2-3, 1-3-1, and 1-2-2. Coach Knight also shows you how to use screens against the zone to maximize your scoring opportunities. You’ll hear all of Coach Knight’s secrets to dissecting zone defenses. Coach Auriemma Zone Offense Strategies Connecticut women’s basketball has faced its fair share of zone defenses. As a result, Coach Auriemma believes in penetrating the zone to break it down. He will show you two ways to penetrate – drive the gaps and pass attack to bring the ball to your best player instead of bringing the defense and your best player to the ball. After sharing his basic principles behind attacking zone defenses, Auriemma then goes through on-court demonstrations of five quick-hitting actions. Each is designed to get a quick shot against a zone. In addition, Coach Auriemma shows you how to use a man-to-man offense to beat a 2-3 zone. The use of ball screens and dribble penetration produces easy open looks and 3-point attempts just like a man-to-man offense. Any zone offense can benefit from the expertise, instruction, and philosophy of two of the greatest coaches the game has known. This 113-minute video will help your offense create advantages and scoring opportunities against any zone defense. Rent this Zone Offense Strategies DVD today

Basketball Workout Elite Training – Workout 1 Former San Diego State University player Myron Epps has made a name for himself as Central California’s top basketball trainer. He has developed numerous male and female NCAA Division I, II, NAIA, and junior college athletes. In this workout video, he uses on-court demonstration to detail a workout that will challenge players to get out of their comfort zone. Ball Handling & Agility Basketball Workout The first part of the basketball workout includes a complete ball handling and agility session. Coach Epps begins with two ball drills. He takes players through a series of drills that work on strengthening the weak hand while maintaining the dominant hand. You’ll see the popcorn move, cross over dribbles, high-lows, and more. Coach Epps teaches skills that get more and more challenging as the workout progresses. He demonstrates how players can learn to control their movements and execute the perfect move to get past a defender. Ball Handling Circuits After the two-ball dribbling agility drills, Coach Epps pushes players through his ball handling training circuits. Agility ladders, shuttle cones, and 18-inch cones are used to create three training circuits for athletes of all ages and skill levels. During the drills, Coach Epps emphasizes staying low and keeping your head up. Players move down the floor and use a move to attack a set of cones. They imagine defenders and practice moves they would use in a game situation. Coach Epps adds a tennis ball to provide more variety.  The basketball workout ends with the Elite Circuit. Players work through the speed ladder as they build their quickness and handle the ball. Players learn to multi-task and prepare for the challenging situations they will face in real games. The variety within this one drill holds players’ attention and continuously challenges them. Coach Epps workout is a great way to challenge players both mentally and physically as they build the skills necessary for them to be successful. Rent this basketball workout DVD from Aztec Academy today.

Aztec Basketball Academy Elite Training Workout This elite basketball workout teaches players at all levels they must be able to shoot and take their man off the dribble. Myron Epps, founder and head trainer at Aztec Academy, does exactly that in this training session. He focuses on shooting and moves to beat defenders. Offensive Threat Basketball Workout Epps knows a lot of shooting and scoring. He was a four-year player at San Diego State University where he led the team in field goal percentage in three consecutive seasons. Now as the head coach at Mission Oak HS (CA) and AAU Director for Central California, Epps continues to teach the proper fundamentals of shooting and how to beat defenders. Early in the workout, Coach Epps covers form shooting. He emphasizes good fundamentals through a number of drills. Using a ball set on a cone, players attack the cone, grab the ball and rip through to a shot. Coach Epps also shows moves such as behind the back, crossover, between the legs, and combinations. These help players move with a purpose and attack the basket. Players become more confident and learn how to finish strong at the rim. Defensive Threat Basketball Workout Coach Epps also uses cones to simulate defenders as he teaches moves like the jab step. He places a great amount of emphasis on ripping the ball through to attack the basket. Players work the rip-through with medicine balls which helps them stay low and work on the first attack step. This is crucial in creating space and shot opportunities. Beome an All Around Elite Player Various moves are demonstrated in Coach Epps’ transition drill, a full-court dribbling drill, finishing drill, and one where players attack the basket from the wing. The drills help players become scoring threats from anywhere on the floor. If you are looking to improve you players’ ability to score and attack at the rim, this video by Coach Epps is for you. Your players will be able to break down any defender they face. Rent this Elite Basketball Workout DVD Today.

Guard BasketballDrills for the Backcourt Guard Basketball Drills DVD for rent. No matter the level, fundamental backcourt skills are imperative to a successful basketball program. LSU assistant coach Greg Heiar has spent many years developing NBA-caliber backcourt talent while serving in championship programs. Heiar served at Wichita State and helped the Shockers advance to the 2013 NCAA Final Four while tutoring All-American guards Ron Baker and Fred VanVleet, who are now both in the NBA. Today’s modern basketball offenses are so guard-centric that developing quality backcourt players is as crucial as ever. In this video, Heiar brings to you his methods for developing the skills necessary – dribbling, passing, shooting, and more – to be an elite guard. Throughout the video, you will learn Heiar’s three essential backcourt skills: Ability to handle pressure and cut down on turnovers Increase finishing skills around the basket Create shooting space and scoring opportunities Guard Basketball Drills - Ball Handling It starts with handling the basketball. Coach Heiar credits his emphasis on ball handling drills as the key to a reduction in turnovers and travel calls while at Wichita State. In this segment, you will be presented 13 stationary and on-the-move ball handling drills that are game-like and challenging. These drills include the following: Developing “ball confidence” to make players more comfortable handling the ball Incorporating 2-ball dribbling as well as introducing dribbling with a tennis ball An emphasis on staying low while dribbling How to add combinations like the crossover, between the legs dribble, and behind-the-back dribble as well as other moves while catching a tennis ball Finishing Moves for Guards Guards that can finish at the rim make teams better. They increase your team’s efficiency on the inside. Developing those finishing skills is a necessary piece of the elite backcourt player. Heiar shows you nine finishes at the rim to assist your players including: Finishing off both the inside and outside foot How to finish with both the inside and outside hand Incorporating the in-and-out dribble How to use the “step, pick, and finish” move Shooting Drills for Guards Proper shooting form is key to improving consistency as a shooter. Guards that can shoot from long range are extremely valuable. Heiar understands that to improve on shooting in games, drills must be more game-like. He shows you 11 drills that can be run within the same sequence in order to save time. Here’s what you get: The benefits of chair form shooting How to master the backboard shot How to shoot off stagger screens using the pump fake, pull ups, and rip through How to teach the foot fake Ball Screen Reads The ball screen is a big part of the modern offense and players need to understand how to attack and counter attack various defensive strategies. Coach Heiar teaches guards how to attack when teams overplay, ICE a screen, or switch. You will learn: The importance of getting to the sidelines when playing pick-and-roll How to get a 4-on-3 advantage on the offensive end How to read a big man’s feet and attack them in a pick-and-roll situation Heiar’s abilities in teaching guards can help you challenge your players in their development. This 50-minute guard basketball drills video serves as a complete tutorial for effective backcourt play and is a welcome addition to any collection. Rent this guard basketball drills DVD today.

His defensive approach has attracted national attention. Martin will demonstrate his 10-drill defensive system on the court. He starts with individual defense and builds into the whole team concept. Martin uses the ball line concept to position his defense in the passing lanes. Martin's system features aggressive on-ball play and pass denial, as well as relentless help side defense. All of the major components of defense are evident in his drills. They form the basis of limiting the opponent's good shots. Your team will benefit from this defense by making it difficult for every shot and passing the ball. You can create a championship defensive mindset and more wins with Coach Martin's 10-drill method. 64 minutes. 2008.

Open Practice with Steve Prohm Iowa State head coach Steve Prohm took over the program and promptly led the Cyclones to the Sweet Sixteen in his first season. Learn how Coach Prohm was able to be so successful in Year 1 in this open practice video featuring some of his first practices at Iowa State. This video is a rare inside look at how Prohm installed his offensive and defensive systems in that first year. You will see 17 different drills that were used to implement a hard-nosed, tough defense that works to prevent easy baskets. In addition, you will see some of Iowa State’s fast break, half-court offense, inbounds plays, and zone offense. Warm-Up Drills Coach Prohm begins practices with a number of warm-up drills that serve multiple purposes. These drills focus on running the floor, passing, catching, shooting, and finishing at the basket. Players get their bodies ready for practice while also developing the fundamental skills needed for offensive execution. Closeout Drills Five different drills are demonstrated by Coach Prohm that develop the fundamental defensive skill of closing out to the ball. Drills include: Full Court Closeouts: Players use the whole court to work on breaking down the to the ball and exploding with their defensive slides. Triangle Slides: Players learn to use closeouts in other defensive movements like sprinting to help or cutting off dribble penetration. Partner Closeout: Players develop their on-ball pressure skills in an effort to become more disruptive defenders. Half-Court Defensive Drills Prohm begins the teaching of the Cyclones’ man-to-man defense by using nine different drills. The drills teach concepts like helping in the post, denying passes, preventing dribble penetration, and fighting through screens. These drills are great because they teach multiple defensive concepts at the same time. The 1-on-0 Dig the Post Drill teaches players to closeout, pressure the passer, dig on the post, stunt at dribble penetration, and contain the dribble with defensive slides. The 3-on-3 Positioning Drill trains players to jump to the ball, stunt and recover, deny cutters, and help and recover on baseline drives. Two more drills challenge players to scramble through 4-on-3 disadvantage situations. Coach Prohm likes these drills because they force players to communicate and teach priorities like protecting the ball and defending the rim. Transition Defense Teams simply cannot give up easy baskets if they want to be successful. You will see the Cyclones work three drills that teach multiple phases of defending in transition. The 3-on-2 to 2-on-3 Drill has players work through disadvantage situations. You will also see the 5-on-3 Get Back Drill where players must learn to establish roles in transition defense. Open Practice with Steve Prohm Iowa State head coach Steve Prohm took over the program and promptly led the Cyclones to the Sweet Sixteen in his first season. Learn how Coach Prohm was able to be so successful in Year 1 in this open practice video featuring some of his first practices at Iowa State. This video is a rare inside look at how Prohm installed his offensive and defensive systems in that first year. You will see 17 different drills that were used to implement a hard-nosed, tough defense that works to prevent easy baskets. In addition, you will see some of Iowa State’s fast break, half-court offense, inbounds plays, and zone offense. Warm-Up Drills Coach Prohm begins practices with a number of warm-up drills that serve multiple purposes. These drills focus on running the floor, passing, catching, shooting, and finishing at the basket. Players get their bodies ready for practice while also devel

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Ball-line principles increase pressure on the basketball to increase pressure The offense must learn the closeout technique to force the offense onto the floor. For aggressive wing denial, Coach Smith recommends using his unique boxer stance Tubby Smith will be introducing his ball-line man to-man defense. Smith's defensive philosophy combines constant ball pressure and tremendous help-side support. Smith's teams consistently finish in the top three of their conference in field goal percentage defense each year during his coaching career. Smith will share his 10 most important defense tips, including how to apply ball pressure, stop dribble penetration and contest shots. Do you need to increase turnovers in this season's league? Smith shows the on-ball denial and wing denial techniques that Smith has used to make his teams the league's leader in steals every year. Smith's methods for trapping the ball backcourt in the back court will teach you how to pressurize the entire court. Smith's "morphing" technique, where he transforms his defense into an aggressive trap zone, is sure to produce a bounce pass or lob that will increase your chances of scoring a steal. This ball-line defense system's backbone is the "One Foot in the Paint Rule". Smith begins with a "zig-zag drill", followed by 1-on-1 full court pressure. He then reinforces his defensive principles with a series developmental drills. These drills are challenging and include 3-on-3 overplay and deny, 2-on-2 full court, and 4-on-4 overplay. Coach Smith ends his drill with a 4-on-3 contest the-shot drill that teaches players how to contest shots. Correctly positioned players are more efficient. Smith offers a simple but effective way to get your players in the right spot to apply pressure to the ball. Get the stoppages and turnovers you need to make your team successful by ordering now. 79 minutes. 2010.

open Practice: Ball Pressure Defense Drills grey Giovanine, Head Coach Of Division Iii Power Augustana, Demonstrates A Series Of Defensive Drills Designed To Help You Improve At Defending Ball Screens, Taking Away The Pick And Roll, And Minimizing Breakdowns In Your Defense. Coach Giovanine Is An 8-time Cciw Coach Of The Year And Was The National Division Iii Coach Of The Year In 2017 After Leading Augustana To The National Championship Game. giovanine’s Program Has Become Dominant In Division Iii Because Of A Commitment To Defense And Rebounding. In This Video, You Will Learn The Basic Fundamentals Of Man-to-man Defense And Through Drills And Game Film You Will Learn How To Implement A High-level Championship Defense. philosophy giovanine’s Mantra Is Simple – Defend, Rebound, And Run. It Is A Philosophy That Has Treated Augustana Well. Coach Giovanine Digs Further Into His Philosophy By Simplifying The Game To Its Six Core Elements And Then Stating A Program’s Identity. Part Of That Identity Includes The Pillars Of Defense And How Five Players On The Floor Must Act As One. Finally, You Will See The Traits That Coach Giovanine Uses To Define His Program And How They Can Be Used To Track Your Defensive Success. stance good, Solid Fundamental Defense All Starts With The Stance. Coach Giovanine Teaches The Illinois D Series Which Includes The Proper Defensive Stance. A Series Of Five Drills Helps Players Improve Their Ability To Stick With Defenders All Over The Floor. defense In Transition defense Begins As Soon As An Opponent Grabs A Rebound. The Ability To Get Back In Transition Is Paramount To A Defense’s Success. Coach Giovanine Offers Three Different Transition Defense Drills To Train Players To Succeed In Numbers Disadvantage Situations. The 3-on-2 Chaser And The Tip To Perfect Drills Are Taught And Demonstrated To Help Your Players Execute Basic Fundamentals Of Defense In The Midst Of Transition. build Your Defense coach Giovanine Helps You Build Your Defense From The Ground Up Beginning With The 1-on-1 Operational Drill. Players Work Closeouts, Denial, Help Against Dribble Penetration, And On-ball Defense. The Drills Progress To Post Defense As Well As Two More Drills That Have Players Force Constant Closeouts And Help Them Learn How To Prevent Open Shots Without Giving Up Penetration. shell Drill if There Is One Drill That Will Help You Install Your Defense, It Is Coach Giovanine’s Shell Drill. Using Four Different Progressions Of The Drill, Players Learn How To Position Themselves Correctly, Anticipate Cuts, Passes, And Penetration, Defend The Perimeter, And Rotate To Protect Against Baseline Drives. The Implementation Of The Defense Culminates In The Perfect Defense Drill Where Players Are Challenged To Play Perfect Defense For A Whole Possession.

Ball Screen Continuity Offense & Quick Hitters vs. Zone Defense Learn to execute a ball screen continuity offense filled with quick hitters that picks apart any zone defense. East Tennessee State head coach Steve Forbes is well-versed in continuity zone attacks and presents his ideas of attacking zone defenses in this video. A former junior college head coach at Northwest Florida State, Forbes has experienced success – consecutive NJCAA national runner-up finishes and a 2017 SoCon tournament championship – with his approach to zone offense and shares it with you in this on-court clinic presentation. Building the Zone Offense The primary emphasis in Forbes’ philosophy against zone defenses is ball movement. He discusses using shot and pass fakes to force the defense to move as well as getting into why he likes to attack the gaps of a zone defense using cuts. Forbes also talks about his desire to put pressure on the rim against zone defenses. He likes to do so using flashes from behind the zone and getting the ball into the post. Another shocker comes as Forbes talks about screening the zone. Screens cause two defenders to cover one player and are a big part of Forbes’ zone offense attack. Continuity Zone Offense When the transition offense fails to get a quick basket, Forbes reveals two continuity zone offenses. Both rely primarily on ball screens. Bounce: Starts from a 3-out/2-in look against a 2-3 zone and emphasizes post players setting screens for guards Follow Five: From a spread look, the 5-man sets all of the ball screens creating driving opportunities all over the court Coach Forbes emphasizes not letting zone defenders come underneath ball screens when running Bounce. Follow Five counts on driving opportunities and the ball reversals that it often forces. Set Plays Versus Zones In addition to his zone offenses, Coach Forbes takes the time to present some of his set plays. In the Bounce offense, Forbes shows you “Bounce Down” which has the screen come from the opposite side instead of the ball-side post player. “Bounce Overload” isolates the best shooter on the perimeter opposite the ball in a stack with a post player. For coaches looking to run a continuity offense, they can do so at all times. This video from Coach Forbes provides the answer for how to do it against any zone defense. Rent this ball screen continuity offense vs zone defense DVD today.

Ball Screen Offense Continuity Tools for Success Kelly Graves took Oregon to the 2019 women’s Final Four thanks to a highly efficient ball screen continuity offense. In fact, Coach Graves has led a fast turnaround of the Ducks program using the offense. In this con-court presentation, he shows you many of the drills and philosophies that have helped fuel the rebuild of the Oregon women’s basketball program. Peer Pressure Drills To improve his players’ passing and catching skills, Coach Graves uses a series of drills he calls Peer Pressure Drills. The reason they are termed this way is that the entire team must make a consecutive number of layups in order to move on to the next drill. The drills include: Scramble: Players pass, catch, cut hard, and finish with a layup Three Lane Rush: Incorporates making outlet passes and finishing 11-Second, 5-Player Weave: Adds a pressure element of scoring within 11 seconds Shooting Under Coach Graves, Oregon has developed into one of the nation’s best shooting teams. In 2019 the Ducks led the nation in true shooting percentage. Graves’ philosophy behind shooting is simple – recruit players that can shoot, shoot often in practice, execute the offense, and understand who should be shooting. To determine his best shooters, Graves does Red Light, Green Light every week. This is a five-minute drill that requires a shooter to hit consecutive 3-pointers from one of seven spots on the floor before moving to the next spot. Those who shoot the best are the ones who get the green light in games. Pick & Roll Continuity Offense In this segment, Coach Graves hits on the concepts that make his ball screen offense so deadly. To play to the strengths of his team, Graves presents options to limit which players can receive ball screens. He will then show you a couple of his favorite actions including “Wash” and “Mixer.” If you have watched women’s college basketball over the past few years, you will know that Graves has helped the Ducks become a national power. This video is a look inside how he did it. Rent this ball screen offense DVD today.

Pack Line Ball Screen Defense Ball screen offense has become the go-to system for basketball programs at almost every level. As a result, teams must be able to defend ball screens and all the associated actions. Arizona head coach Sean Miller, a three-time Pac-12 Coach of the Year, shows you how to establish an easy system that can effectively shut down any ball screen you will face. Coach Miller starts from the ground up and uses on-court demonstration to show you exactly how it is done. Starting with closeouts, Miller progresses to a help defense that defends ball screens in any defensive scheme that is run. Vegas Closeouts Good man-to-man defense starts with being tough on the ball. Coach Miller demonstrates for you three variations of the Vegas Closeouts Drill. You will see how players increase pressure on the ball and handle fakes without giving up an advantage. Two variations of the drill teach players how to stunt and recover against dribble penetration. Side Ball Screens On side ball screens, Coach Miller uses a “jump” technique to stop the ball. It’s similar to a hard hedge as it prevents the ball handler from turning the corner. It also allows the on-ball defender to get over top of the screen and prevent the other defender from fouling. The “jump” technique also helps defenders disrupt the pick and roll as Miller demonstrates. You will also see how to communicate ball screen coverages even in loud-game scenarios. Middle Ball Screens To defend ball screens in the middle of the floor, Coach Miller shows you several defensive concepts. One is the “plug” technique which allows the defender guarding the screener to help and take away a ball handler’s ability to shoot a 3-pointer while still recovering to the screener. You will also see how you can use the “jump” tactic to these types of screens. Miller also employs the “weak” strategy where defenders force a dribbler toward help against flat ball screens. Pack Line Defense Ball Screen Breakdown Drills The success of any defense comes down to the quality of the drills used to reinforce the concepts. Coach Miller shows you three drills he uses to defend multiple ball screens. 2-on-2 Ball Screen Defense Drill: Teaches the on-ball and screener’s defenders to defend sideline, middle, and step-up ball screens. 3-on-3 Ball Screen Defense Drill: Teaches defenders how to help on middle ball screens with a roll and replace and a sideline pick and pop using an “X” technique Van Gundy Ball Screen Drill: Teaches teams to defend multiple ball screens in one possession in a 5-on-5 situation. Coach Miller’s success speaks for itself and part of it is because of the defense Arizona plays. Use Miller’s principles and concepts to develop a consistent approach to defending and conquering ball screens. Rent this ball screen pack line defense DVD today.