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One of the most complex thing in of all sports is the mechanics of shooting Basketball. Not everyone is good at shooting but everyone wants to be good at this and so many players find it difficult to shoot the ball. Some of the basic issues are poor footwork, a flaring elbow or even how a player grabs the ball. All these factors can lower the shooting percentage. The Positive Power Well, according to the coach Love the most important factor for shooting the ball is the positive power. This is the factor which produces the right results all the time. So, from where does this POSITIVE POWER come? Well, from the shooter’s feet, body, arm and hand this positive power come. The coach also shares the reason how negative energy lower the shooting percentage. These two concepts looks very small but they are almost everything for getting the best results. The coach also provides amazing positive power improving drills. Common Shooting Errors and Corrections These are the major mistakes made by players while shooting: Rotating the feet on the finish Thumb and pinkie down Bad rotation on the ball Flat and short shots Elbow issues Proper hand position on the ball The way Coach Love teaches is very elegant. He works on each issue one by one and explains why they are bad and how they are affecting your game in a negative manner. If you go to gym then you will see almost every young player is using these bad techniques. So, what makes you successful in Basketball? Well, it is very important to knock down an open jumper. If you or your player is unable to knock down open jumpers then this video and tips of Coach Love will help you take your shooting skills to the next level.

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How to Coach, Inspire, Empower, and Lead in Sports: Perspectives from Athletes and Coaches Coaching is much more than Xs and Os and getting players to execute at a high level. A new breed of coaching leaders in the world of sports are coaches that cultivate healthy relationships where caring, trust, respect, integrity, and loyalty are forged. Coaches who can simultaneously teach the physical skills, tools, and strategies and inspire and empower athletes are those that have great success. In this presentation, Dr. Jerry Lynch, an internationally known expert in the field of applied sports psychology, instructs you on the deeper virtues of respect, trust, compassion, belief, and integrity and how these attributes are apparent in every successful coach and leader. Dr. Lynch does so through a roundtable discussion focused on how athletes are best inspired and empowered to get the most from themselves. Dr. Lynch’s presentation is a game-changer in the shifting landscape of coaching athletics at any level. You will learn about the power of caring, the magic of how soft is strong, the value of failure, and the need for risk. You will also hear about a culture of oneness where followers are encouraged to be dedicated and loyal to a coach’s system. How to Coach Roundtable Dr. Lynch serves as the moderator of the roundtable discussion and draws upon his 35-plus years of working with athletes and coaches like Dean Smith, Bill Walsh, Phil Jackson, Pat Summit, and more. Much of what Dr. Lynch has learned through the years comes from what he gathered from the likes of these coaches. One of the key points is the development of deep bonds and relationships with the athletes they coach. If you are looking to be an extraordinary coach, you will find that you must have love in your heart. The love you have for your players, coaching staff, and your program can help determine your success. Dr. Lynch’s presentation will help you unlock the doors to becoming a more caring, relationship-minded coach. Filled with practical, timeless wisdom you can use immediately, this presentation will help you coach with your heart so your athletes buy in to your system and learn to compete with the heart of a champion. Rent this How to  Coach DVD today.

How to Run a Simplified Set Play Offense Rutgers head coach Steve Pikiell has built his success on a coaching strategy that is built around the use of a core of offensive concepts. Pikiell used those core concepts to build a consistent winner at Stony Brook University where his 2015-16 team went 26-7 and earned a bid to the NCAA tournament. Pikiell’s success at Stony Brook landed him the job at Rutgers which won 20 games in 2019-20. In this video, Coach Pikiell shares his strategy of using set plays and building an offense around them. Everything starts with a step-by-step demonstration of his 2-2-1 defense. Essentially, there are three basic, simple components to the defense: no middle, no layups, good defense. Continual teaching and practicing of these core concepts eliminates any overthinking and gives players a chance to succeed. Next, Coach Pikiell moves on to his out of bounds series. You’ll see several out of bounds plays from his “Winner’s Series.” Key points include get the ball in safely and score a pre-determined number of points. By adhering to these simple strategies, Pikiell’s teams have reduced the number of turnovers and easy points give to opponents. Moving on, Coach Pikiell gets into the secondary offense. Here, he stresses the importance of key concepts like spacing, ball reversal, post touches, and shot selection. You will also get an inside look at a special zone offense where players are put in constant motion with the knockout player just one pass away from the ball. Coach Pikiell is a high-energy guy and coaches will love his intensity and passion. If you are looking for ways to bolster your offense with easy, proven strategies, this video is for you.

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How to Run the Michigan Two Guard Front Offense Learn how to run the two guard front offense made famous by former West Virginia and Michigan head coach John Beilein in this video by John A. Ferguson HS (FL) head coach Tom Jicha. Coach Jicha, formerly as Sunset HS (FL), shares his interpretation of the perimeter-based offense. It is designed to help smaller teams that lack a post player more scoring opportunities. Coach Jicha reveals his three main sets: Motion, Shuffle, and Chin and blends them together to show you why his offense is one of the most difficult to defend in today’s game. Chin Set The Chin Set is broken down on the dry erase board first. Coach Jicha guides you through the offense including the four ways to get into it: the middle pass, the side pass, reversal, and the hand off. He then takes you to the court where he demonstrates the spacing and ball movement the offense provides. You’ll see the bump cut and pull-through techniques that are used to counter defensive pressure. Jicha also shows you the importance of high dribble-outs and the handoff to create back doors. Motion Set Motion is the set that is used on almost every trip down the floor. The offense starts with a wing pass and cut by the point. Coach Jicha then demonstrates seven motion options once that entry pass occurs. The secret to Motion is how smoothly it flows into Chin, which is extremely frustrating for defenses. Shuffle Set Shuffle is a unique set that provides wing-to-block shuffle cutting action. It can also flow right into Chin. In addition to the breakdowns of each set, Coach Jicha also teaches 20 quick hitters that can be used with the offense – five each for Chin and Motion and 10 for Shuffle. Coach Jicha closes his presentation with 10 drills he uses to teach offensive actions and to demonstrate how to get game shots. This video breaks down a complex offensive system so well it can be used at any level of play.

Coach Pigott is a committed coach of the Princeton Offense. He provides a detailed overview of the components that make up this deadly offensive attack. The anchor of the Princeton Offense, Coach Pigott starts with the backdoor cut. Drilling incorporates the use of chairs to protect the drill and focuses on back cuts from five different locations. Pigott emphasizes footwork to set up the back cut, including the swing arms through, planted outside foot and swim move. Footwork variation is a daily drill that strengthens the back door setup. The Princeton Lay-Up Drill focuses on conditioning, ball handling, and making the lay-up. In drill format, the whole offense is broken down. This drill is a great way to help players learn about this complex attack. The skill development drills include the BC drill and four corners passing. Pigott also includes the wing flashplay, which is a combination the pieces in the presentation. 92 minutes. 2007.

Features & Benefits Get better at Football coaching Greg Wallace - Learn from him! Your team can reach new heights! To be the best, learn from the best. Greg Wallace Former Grinnell College Head Football coach Jeff Pedersen Grinnell Head Football Coach The Shotgun Wing T has been the fastest-growing offense in the country. Greg Wallace and Jeff Pedersen, Grinnell coaches, discuss the advantages and how to implement this offense in your program. Most offenses depend on a strong-armed, traditional quarterback to succeed, but the Shotgun Wing–T is focused on the best players on the team. The Wing-T's flexibility is demonstrated by the six different formations that are available. Pedersen and Wallace clearly explain alignments and the best players for each position. They also discuss blocking strategies and readings that will ensure success year after year. The presentation focuses on teaching the T alignment, and how important it is to do so in the early practice sessions. Wallace provides great insight on blocking and snapping, which are two of the cornerstones in the Wing-T. This comprehensive and informative look at the Shotgun Wing T will help you to win football. 44 minutes. 2006.

The NCAA tournament has been a huge success story for Coach Davey's Santa Clara team over the years. Davey has put together a great series of drills and techniques to help your post players catch the ball, get open and score. Davey's approach to developing efficient and scoring post players starts with a focus on footwork and clearly-defined drills. Davey's drills are specific to getting you to score baskets in the paint. Davey uses six passing and catching drills to prepare for the block. He uses a five-step method to catch the ball and check the defense before moving. The two techniques walk away and circle are used to teach post players how to open themselves against aggressive defenders. He then explains and illustrates nine scoring moves. Each one presents a challenge to the defender. These moves can be used by players of all ages to remain a threat in the painting. 57 minutes. 2008

Learn strategies and tips to defeat any zone defense Simple principles will teach you how to manage pressure and trapping. Find easy ways to score with less talent at all levels Learn how to beat traps, break down zone defenses, and use inbounds plays for scoring opportunities. Hubie Brown's decades of experience as a coach in high school, college, and professional basketball has given him a unique perspective of the game, especially how to beat zone defenses. Coach Brown offers strategies for breaking down defenses at all levels. Brown's three key keys to playing under pressure are the foundation of all his teachings. He uses each key throughout his presentation. Brown also outlines three key principles that can be used to create spacing and neutralize trapping, pressing, and zone defenses. These keys can be put to use in Brown's series on beating the 1-3-1 half-court trap and his series for beating any type of zone defense. Brown provides an out of bounds play to emphasize the importance scoring on out-of-bounds plays, and to force your opponents to think beyond your offense. Brown calls it "the greatest thing we've ever done in our coaching careers." A special zone attack is also presented by him that confuses defense after a timeout. This is your chance learn from one of the most respected clinicians in the game. Brown has made a career coaching players with lower talent than the rest. These simple tips and tricks will help you! 61 minutes. 2010

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Lee DeForest will show you how to use the Princeton style offense with your team Basketball instruction in the Princeton style offense. Highlights from basketball games that show the Princeton offense in action Are you tired of your offense being predictable and stale? Is it hard to adjust the defense? You can now adapt the Princeton Offense to your players' strengths and maximize your teamÕs scoring. After dismantling the famous Princeton Offense, Coach DeForest rebuilt it to create a high-scoring offense for his high school students. The Princeton is easy to learn and implement thanks to DeForest's unique teaching style. DeForest offers whiteboard diagrams and practice footage for six interchangeable sets. Chin Low 5-Out Point Reverse Circle DeForest adds game footage to his teaching that shows the system in action. DeForest offers multiple options for each play based on spacing and cutting, as well as reading the defense. Coach DeForest has simplified the Princeton offense to make it more accessible to high school students. This will allow you to run this complex offense with ease. You can control the game's pace and score layups as well as open 3-pointers with equal efficiency and frequency! 71 minutes. 2009. This offense allows coaches to game plan against their opponent based on their defense style or mismatches. This offense is simplified to a perimeter and post position with six interchangeable sets, while maintaining the principle of the backdoor against overplay defensively. Lee DeForest

Kevin Boyle: How to Win with Undersized Players Kevin Boyle has made a name for himself as the head coach at Monteverde Academy in Florida. His teams have won five high school national championships, including the 2020 title. From 2011 to 2015, Boyle coached five players that were drafted in the top-3 of the NBA draft. In this video, Coach Boyle shows you how you can win with undersized players. He will show you how to compete against bigger, more athletic teams and how you can use a lack of size as a weapon on defense. Motion Offense with Undersized Players On the offensive end, Coach Boyle shows you how to spread the court high and wide against more athletic opponents and run the motion offense. He shows you four basic rules for the 4-out-1-in motion offense and will demonstrate each rule on the court. To help install the motion offense, Coach Boyle shows you seven different drills. You’ll see drills that teach the drive and kick, a backdoor series, and drills that work on the various looks that players see when they come off of screens. Princeton Set with Undersized Players Coach Boyle shows you how to beat pressure defenses using the 2-3 Princeton set. With proper execution of screens and backdoor cuts, you can beat any opponent. The Princeton set can help your team beat pressure and produce easy baskets in the half-court offense. Once again, Coach Boyle offers you seven drills to work on beating pressure. The drills work on back screens, down screens, and dribble hand offs so that your players will be in better position to take open shots all over the floor. Defensive Drills For Boyle, the defensive end is really where you can use a lack of size to your advantage. Boyles shows you six different defensive drills that include working on full-court pressure, recovering from being beaten in transition, and how to handle special situations against elite players. If you have a program that lacks superior size and/or athleticism, Coach Boyle’s ideas are perfect for you. Use this DVD to compete with the big boys on your schedule. Rent this Undersized Players DVD today.

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