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Handmade Speed Rope The Superope Speed Rope is considered the world's fastest jump rope! For the beginner, intermediate, and advanced athlete, let this speed jump rope give you the quickness you need to win games. The Superope is also great for Crossfit and completing Double Unders with ease. For Coaches and Trainers: If you are interested in improving the quickness and speed of your players, you need the Superope Speed Rope. This jump rope is the only one on the market that will increase your players' quickness and speed. Improve their footwork at the same time, too! NO OTHER JUMP ROPE COMPARES TO the Superope Speed Rope! The Superope Speed Rope is the fastest and easiest jump rope in the world to spin. Athletes learn quicker and build their skills in the shortest amount of time. You must educate your players' feet to improve quickness. NO OTHER JUMP ROPE will train your players' feet like The Superope Speed Rope. The speed of this rope and ease of spin makes the Superope Speed Rope the ultimate training tool. The Superope Speed Rope stands unmatched in its potential to improve any player's ability to make directional changes quicker. The Superope Speed Rope will provide your team with the edge that you've been looking for. Join the list of colleges and professional teams that use the Superope Speed Rope to help them put points on the board. Let the Superope Speed Rope give you the quickness and speed that will win games. Speed Rope Testimonials from Pro Trainers & Former D-1 Basketball Players "I went from a potential Division III basketball player to a Division I basketball player because of my dedication to the jump rope." - ABT Trainer Ganon Baker "I was one of the fastest players at my school in high school. With dedication to the jump rope, I became one of the fastest players in my state." - ABT Trainer Jason Otter Order your Hand-Made Superope Speed Rope and experience the quality & difference. Is jump rope good for athletes? Yes, jump rope is a great exercise for athletes as it helps to improve footwork, coordination, and endurance. It also helps to build lower body strength and improve cardiovascular fitness, both of which are important for athletes in many sports. What athletes use jump rope? Many athletes from a variety of sports use jump rope as part of their training routine, including boxers, basketball players, football players, and track and field athletes. It is a versatile exercise that can benefit athletes in a wide range of sports. How long should athletes jump rope for? The duration of a jump rope workout will depend on the athlete's fitness level and goals. Beginners may start with shorter sessions, such as 5-10 minutes, while more experienced athletes may jump rope for 20-30 minutes or more. It's important to gradually increase the duration of your jump rope workouts to avoid injury and ensure you are building endurance safely. Will jumping rope make me more athletic? Yes, regular jump rope workouts can help to improve your athleticism by building lower body strength, improving coordination and agility, and increasing cardiovascular fitness. It is a simple and effective exercise that can benefit athletes in many sports, helping them to perform at their best.

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Basketball Scoring System for Creating High Quality Practices Coaches at all levels will tell you that you play like you practice. Wright State University head coach Scott Nagy has created an atmosphere for highly competitive practices which has helped him win three Summit League titles and earn two Horizon League Coach of the Year awards. In this video, he shows you how to elevate your practices, create competition, and get maximum effort and energy from every single player at every single practice. One of the unique things Coach Nagy uses in his practices is a basketball scoring system that helps to increase the level of competitiveness and eliminate boring practices. You will learn the basic fundamentals of a scoring system, one for offense and one for defense, and how to use them effectively in your practices. Coach Nagy also demonstrates six on-court drills that show you how the scoring system works. Fundamentals of a Practice Basketball Scoring System Coach Nagy shares with you the essentials of a good scoring system and then shows you how to build your own. In building your own system, it is important to remember these fundamentals: The importance of offensive and defensive ratios The importance of recording your practices The importance of keeping statistics in practice The importance of free throw efficiency ratios Offensive and Defensive Scoring Systems It is important for players to take good shots. Coach Nagy uses a 2-1-2 scoring system to help players learn the value of different shots on the floor. The scoring system helps train players to attack the basket in a 10-foot zone, get to the foul line, and shoot open 3-pointers. There is also a scoring system that promotes competition on defense. Defenders focus on forcing long 2-point shots and contested 3-pointers. The defense is rewarded for keeping the ball out of the paint and out of the 10-foot zone. Coach Nagy also shows you how to score rebounding and transition defense in live drills. Practice Setups Using a series of six drills, Coach Nagy shows you how to keep score using his system. Beginning with a 2-on-2 drill and progressing from 3-on-3, 4-on-4, all the way to 5-on-5, Coach Nagy teaches you the scoring system. It is the perfect way for getting your players to crank up the level of competition in practice, which will directly translate to game performance. Rent this basketball scoring system DVD today.

Basketball Practice Planning & Pyramid Drills Coaches at all levels must get the most out of their athletes at every practice. Each minute of practice is valuable. Former East Carolina University women’s basketball coach Heather Macy led her program to a huge turnaround with intelligent basketball practice planning that improved the efficiency and effectiveness of her practices. In this video, Coach Macy shares her thoughts on practice design as well as 11 drills that will help you improve various concepts on offense and defense. Transition Game Drills Coach Macy uses an offensive implementation pyramid to install her offense. The transition offense is part of the pyramid. Watch how Coach Macy establishes the fundamentals of her transition game with three drills that build on each other. The drills work to: Advance the ball under control and pass for a layup Perform precise execution of the outlet Beat any type of full-court pressure defense Defense Drills Using the implementation pyramid for defense, Coach Macy shows you three drills that teach the fundamentals she emphasizes in her half-court pressure man-to-man defense. These drills will: Improve your players’ technique on closeouts and pressuring a used dribble Train your players to disrupt passing lanes and deny cutters to the basket by closing their V angle Get your players to slow down an attacking ball handler and limit early penetration in transition “Interstate Offense” Drills Coach Macy teaches a key scoring option in her offense by playing through the high post. Two breakdown drills are presented to help demonstrate how perimeter players can play off passes to the high post with four different actions to choose from. The drills teach proper spacing and how to communicate on screens by “talking with the feet.” Players learn to make the right reads no matter how they are being defended. Mental Training Drills Three full-court drills are used to demand focus and precise execution at the end of a practice. Coach Macy uses these drills to give her team a gut check while also improving basketball skills. Coach Macy offers great drills and planning ideas to take advantage of practice time. It’s the perfect video for coaches at any level! Rent this basketball practice planning DVD today.

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.

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Basketball Culture Versatility and Adaptability: Keys to Sustainable Excellence There is more to winning than just having great players who excel at basketball skills. Dr. John Tauer, the head basketball coach at the University of St. Thomas, understands that it takes great teammates and great character to win championships. Tauer, who is also a psychology professor, has won two Division III national championships at St. Thomas and while he has had some great players, he believes it has been the versatility and adaptability of his players that have contributed to a winning culture. In this 85-minute basketball culture video, Tauer discusses how he developed a culture of winning at St. Thomas. He also dives into some of the practice drills that he uses on a daily basis. These drills emphasize some of the most basic skills – passing, catching, and defense for example – that are fundamental to the game of basketball. Developing Basketball Culture and Fundamentals In his program, Coach Tauer has three goals and they have little to do with basketball directly. He reveals each goal and explains how these help to develop a winning culture. Dr. Tauer talks about what it means to be great and how players that cultivate a vision of excellence can grow within the program. Growing players and their mindsets helps each individually and, as a result, the program as a whole. Practice Drills Coach Tauer reviews six drills that his teams use daily to work on the skills that are fundamental to the game. Some athletes may have greater skill sets than others, but none can achieve at a high level if they cannot pass and catch the basketball. You will see some unique methods for teaching basic skills like Coach Tauer’s 3-on-3 1/2/0 Dribble Offense Drill. The drill will help get players in an attacking mindset and teach them how to take advantage of a defense. The drill is also a great way to encourage team chemistry as the offense creates scoring opportunities for everyone on the floor. Coach Tauer takes things a bit deeper bringing an understanding to the game that goes well beyond the court. Players have to understand the “why” behind what they do. If they do not, they may never reach their full potential as both a basketball player and as a person. Applying what Dr. Tauer teaches in this video will help your players understand what it means to be an athlete of great character, a great teammate, and a champion. Building such a culture can help you build a program that can achieve and maintain success. Rent this basketball culture DVD today.

Competing with Undersized Players Most teams are not blessed with superior size and athletic talent on a year-in, year-out basis. Matt Hixenbaugh has won wherever he has been by using some very simple offensive and defensive tactics. He shows you how in this video. Coach Hixenbaugh went 57-28 at Trinity Prep in Florida and 45-16 at Winter Park HS where he also won a 6A State Coach of the Year award. In this video, he teaches some basic offensive actions that help build players’ skills and confidence. Inverted Offense Basketball Coach Hixenbaugh shows you the Inverted Offense basketball system, which is part motion and part read-and-react. He brings bigger players away from the basket, which also brings bigger defenders away from the basket. The keys to the system are: Flexibility in player placement in order to attack the opponent’s weakest link Achieve makeable shots, primarily layups, that are created by design within the scheme Use the ball movement and motion to control tempo and eliminate turnovers Eliminate a size disadvantage by inverting guards and posts Using 5-on-0 actions, you will see how Coach Hixenbaugh uses three breakdown drills and three buildup drills to teach the inverted basketball offense. As the drills progress, a new player is added as is a new layer to the offense. Players learn to read the defense and take what is given. The offensive segment ends with a 5-on-5 scrimmage where the scoring system is changed to reinforce Coach Hixenbaugh’s offensive philosophy. “Tipping” Zone Defensive Tactics On defense, Coach Hixenbaugh shows you how to “tip” your zone defense toward the opponent’s best player. This helps to improve rebounding against bigger teams. The zone is a modified version of a 3-2 zone where the bottom defenders are to “tip” the rebound to a teammate. Coaches around the country are at the mercy of the players they get in their program. They are not all blessed with great athletic talent, but that doesn’t mean they can’t be competitive. Gaining an edge can make the difference and Coach Hixenbaugh shows you how in this video.

Running a Successful Basketball Practice Pre-Practice Warm-Up The running a successful basketbal practice video will start with some warm up pre-practices just to get the players going. The coach Rana will do everything with proper care in this segment because warm up is probably the most important part of the successful practice. You will be implementing the pre-practice and while you are doing that you will also go through a good skill development and you will also be engaging your players more rather than just stretching. You will get the pre-practice plan of coach Rana and this plan will explain how it will help your team get to the next level. There are different things that the players will be learning. The players will be improving their skills and at the same time they will also be getting loose through a three-line warm-up. Well, to get loose in practice there is no ordinary layup line drill. The coach will attack the players off the dribble and this is how the coach Rana will make the players practice the defensive rotations. The players getting loose is very handy because when the players are loose, they get the leverage of time to go through a dynamic stretch and get ready to go when the horn sounds. So, ultimately this will make them get even better at speed and improving their response time. Running a Successful Basketball Practice Plan The way the coach Rana works on several practices is exceptional and you will see how he works on game day, closer to playoffs, pre-season and mid-season. So, overall the coach will be working on several parts of the game that will definitely help you take your game to the next level. Well, every practice has its importance and it plays a vital role in their own way and every practice has its own amazing level of development. Running a successful basketball practice is important to being the best coach you can be. There will be more than 10 drills explained by the coach Rana which also include the Base and Go drill in which the players will defend against the dribble drive and will deny the offense paint touches. This will focus the players on having teams beat them from perimeter and this will not allow easy layups. How to Shape Your Practice Philosophy There are several questions you will be asking yourself in order to build your own philosophy. You should be asking yourself questions like how do you use injured players during practice? Are you building a recovery practice for the day after an intense game? What stats are you going to use in practice? Well, these are the questions you should be asking yourself and in this way, you will get better and better. Each practice represents you and it is your own production as per the Coach Rana. The highlight of the coach Rana program is related to making you create your own philosophy and get better at your game in your own way. This will definitely make you a different player of the game. You will learn how you piece together equipment, refs, clock, video, practice plan, rest breaks, and culture and how all this will help you be successful. This is not the end as the Coach Rana has covered every part of the basketball game that is important for the development of the players. Ever element in your practice will be covered and the coach will be making you think about all the little things. It doesn'Creatt even matter if you are a new coach or working for 30 years, this program will definitely help you a great deal. Rent this Running a Successful Basketball Practice DVD today.

BD-03784 John Chaney: Discipline, Vision, and Coaching Wisdom Former Temple University head coach John Chaney to his Owls teams to we postseason tournament berths in 24 seasons in charge of the program. The Hall of Fame coach went to five Elite Eights and was the NABC Coach of the Year in 1988. In this video, Coach Chaney shares what he has learned throughout his career. Philosophy Want to know why coaches fail? Coach Chaney explains why and what separates the best coaches from the rest. He goes into his rules for both on and off the court and why it is important that players be respectful and held accountable for their actions. Chaney explains that discipline is a higher form of intellect and he shows you how to use it to motivate players. Cutting and Destroying the Defense Communication is one of the keys to developing winners. Chaney explains how developing a language with players and drilling it every day leads to success. Coach Chaney teaches his players to constantly read the floor. He shares his “Push & Pull” method as well as how he likes to attack defensive footwork and maintain floor balance. Chaney knows what he is talking about as his teams routinely led the nation in the fewest turnovers per game. Defensive Philosophy Coach Chaney was always a big believer in constant disruptive behavior. He didn’t care if it was man or zone. He simply had three goals on defense. Make the offense pick up the basketball Crowd the ball handler Obscure the vision of the offense In addition to these, Coach Chaney also shows you how he like to guard ball handlers, when to go for the block, and how poor vision leads to poor decisions. This is a great video full of all the little things that made Coach Chaney one of the most successful college coaches of all-time.

Your players should be able to think and act in all areas of defense and offense. You can save time by using drills that simultaneously work on offensive and defensive skills. Get insight and philosophy from Coach Knight This 2-DVD set includes over 2 hours of instruction and practice footage. Bob Knight, the legendary coach and trainer of basketball, demonstrates 30 game-action drills in this 2-DVD set. Then, he combines it all into 5-on-5 sets. You will feel the intensity and high expectations surrounding Knight's basketball practices, which build mental toughness for your players and team. You will put your players under increased pressure during practice to help them prepare for fatigue and game stress. Knight also includes drills for ball handling, shooting, screening, and other drills that will prepare your team for a win on the court. These drills can be used to improve your practice time and also work on defense and offense. The "Whole" Knight incorporates all these "Part" drills. This allows for many team offense and defense drills. These drills will allow you to quickly work through your offensive sets. Knight also demonstrates press offense drills, which allow you to practice against both a full court press or a half-court trap. This video will help you coach, train, and compete in basketball, whether you are a youth player or a professional. Main feature: 191 minutes. Bonus material: 31 minutes (2 DVDs). 2009.

You can take advantage of larger teams Find out how to win when you are undersized Plays and drills to attack large teams In 2008, Coach Stevens stormed the college basketball scene. He was the third-youngest NCAA Division I coach and led his team to 30 wins. Stevens is well-known for his ability lead teams of smaller size to success. He will demonstrate how small teams can thrive in this system. Stevens uses negatives to make them weapons by utilizing defense, rebounding and ball security. Stevens outlines five key strategies to beat larger teams and nine areas to focus on as you implement this system to achieve undersized success. Stevens shares his perfect blend of philosophy and drills to show how his teams can defeat any national powerhouse. These drills and ideas will help you defeat larger, more athletic opponents. 46 minutes. 2009.

Get better at basketball coaching Learn from Frank Allocco Your team can reach new heights! To be the best, learn from the best. It takes a lot of effort, time and sacrifice to build a high school program. By changing attitudes, skills, and athletic ability, Coach Allocco established a De LaSalle dynasty. Allocco is a master tactician and his expertise lies in his ability motivate, challenge, and improve individuals and teams. Discover the 17 components that make up the most prestigious scholastic program in America. Allocco promises that each component can be used in your program to achieve amazing results. Learn from your players how each game should be played and show team ownership. Four core practice drills are key to the consistency that comes from 17 intangibles. Use Allocco's principles to build master programs. This DVD is essential for high school basketball coaching. 77 minutes. 2009.

Don Meyer's coaching legacy has been unparalleled. He has won more than 20 games 26 times during his career, and he holds the record for the fastest path to 700 wins in college basketball history. The high success rate of Coach Meyer's teams has been due to his passion, zeal and teaching ability. This DVD reveals the secrets of game preparation and game situations. Meyer shares six key game preparation tips for his team and his opponent. He also discusses his five stages for defense and how they are implemented. He explains how to win close games and prepares for them in twenty special situations. He shows you how to defend against the efficient 1-4 low offense. These unique situations were developed over Meyer's 1,200-game tenure as a head coach. Each one has been thoroughly tested and will give your team an edge over your opponent in close games. These special situations techniques can help you win more games, from warm-ups to final buzzer. 71 minutes. 2008.

Coale discusses in this DVD the importance of drill consistency, practice planning, and positive communication. Coale's "echo technique" allows her team to repeat her instructions throughout the practice, keeping everyone on the same page. The "North Carolina fastbreak" drill is a key activity in Sooner practice. Players must communicate clearly, listen and communicate. Another small detail that yields big results is "Walking the Arch". This is a strategy used by cutters to open screens. The V-cut is no longer an option. "Walking the Arch" allows shooters to get open and helps space the perimeter. The slip screen is used to block out rebounding and post player techniques. Coale explains five pressure release options as an important part their motion offense. 12 Little Things That Matter will challenge you and provide valuable insights for your program. 74 minutes. 2007.