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  Rental Term Highlights  We only rent DVDs in the USA.  No rental DVD orders will be mailed outside the USA. This DVD is for rent only and is not for sale.   Before you can rent a DVD, you must download and submit a Rental Membership form. This is a one time requirement. No monthly subscription fee is required. 5 Day (Single Titles) or 10 Day (DVD Sets) Viewing Period FREE Shipping! The price of the rental includes shipping and return shipping. There are no shipping charges added on either way.

  Rental Term Highlights  We only rent DVDs in the USA.  No rental DVD orders will be mailed outside the USA. This DVD is for rent only and is not for sale.   Before you can rent a DVD, you must download and submit a Rental Membership form. This is a one time requirement. No monthly subscription fee is required. 5 Day (Single Titles) or 10 Day (DVD Sets) Viewing Period FREE Shipping! The price of the rental includes shipping and return shipping. There are no shipping charges added on either way.

  Rental Term Highlights  We only rent DVDs in the USA.  No rental DVD orders will be mailed outside the USA. This DVD is for rent only and is not for sale.   Before you can rent a DVD, you must download and submit a Rental Membership form. This is a one time requirement. No monthly subscription fee is required. 5 Day (Single Titles) or 10 Day (DVD Sets) Viewing Period FREE Shipping! The price of the rental includes shipping and return shipping. There are no shipping charges added on either way.

Set Plays for Motion Offense With over 800 career wins and numerous Coach of the Year awards, West Virginia head coach Bob Huggins has put together an offense that is tremendously hard to defend. His offense features a positionless, open post attack with lots of cutting and ball reversals that consistently dissect opposing defenses. In this video, Huggins shows you how he adds a variety of actions to his motion offense. The result, of course, is a high-powered scoring machine that rivals anyone in the Big 12. Motion Offense Fundamentals Before Huggins gets into the different set plays for motion offense, he makes sure that you understand the offense first. You must first be able to teach the 5-out motion offense. That includes proper spacing, cutting, and filling within it. Coach Huggins reveals how he teaches his players to keep proper spacing in an effort to create scoring opportunities. Actions to Score With proper understanding of the motion offense, Huggins then continues into some of his favorite motion actions. The traditional pass and cut action can be turned into a screen away to place the offense in a position to curl to the basket for an easy score. If overplayed, a slip screen may also be used. With a flex cut, Coach Huggins shows you how ball reversal and a screen away can create action on the backside. In addition, players can look to step off the lane line and set a flex screen which creates an easy open layup. For those looking for some continuity, Coach Huggins reveals the T-Game or Triangle. You will see how using a flex cut gets you into a triangle on the opposite side of the floor. Once set, you can use cross screens or down screens to open up scoring chances. When the ball reversal isn’t open, Huggins shows you how to use a dribble hand-off to either drive to the basket or get the ball reversed so you can continue the offense. If defenses continue to deny the ball reversal, Huggins gives you an option using a flare screen off the dribble hand-off. Ball Reversals and Post Feeds In the final segment of the video, Huggins shares how to incorporate the post players within the 5-out motion offense. Posts will cut and hold in the paint before moving to the perimeter. Huggins shows you how you can get the ball inside, especially on a ball reversal, at any time in the offense. This 66-minute video covers the hottest offense in basketball, the 5-out motion. It is an attack that is efficient and has the ability to generate multiple actions and, more importantly, many scoring opportunities. Learn it from one of the game’s best. Rent his set plays for motion offense DVD today.

Scorpion 2-3 Zone Defense SWARM Attack  If you’re playing the same old 2-3 zone defense and not seeing the results you’d hoped for, let Wayne Walters help you install the SWARM. Coach Walters is the former head coach at Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology and the inventor of the SWARM defense. Walters’ junior college defense forced more than 30 turnovers per game during the last four years of his career. If you want to learn switching and stunting defense concepts, this is the presentation for you. Coach Walters teaches you the basic SWARM defensive alignment along with the nine different coverages or stunts that change the rotations and the when, where, and who will execute the trap. Each stunt has a different rotation which forces your opponent to guess which player or passing lane will be open. The Scorpion 2-3 Zone Defense formation is used to lure opponents into initiating their zone offense. Once the offense commits, the defense becomes a 2-3 matchup, which Walters calls “Scorpion,” and that can transform into a man-to-man or even a 1-3-1. You will also hear about Stealth, Razor, and Laser which are used to describe coverages, rotations, and the roles of the guards and the low block defenders. Pressure Opponents with the Scorpion 2-3 Zone Defense With the foundation established, Walters presents a variety of ways to put pressure on opponents. You can show an aggressive 2-3 zone that traps the point guard at the top of the key. You’ll see how to stunt to this and stunt to the next pass or drive. The idea behind the Scorpion 2-3 is to never let the opponent get comfortable. For teams that do not have a strong point guard or when a wing trap is simply preferred, Coach Walters offers a series of stunts: Thunder, Gamble, and Bullet. Each play tricks the offense into thinking a certain passing lane will be open. That lane is immediately closed by the specific stunt related to the coverage being run. The Scorpion 2-3 zone defense will wreak havoc on your opponents because it is impossible to prepare for. The number of stunts available is just too much for an offense to handle. This 76-minute video teaches a defense that is simple yet complex. It is easy to learn and can be implemented at any level. Rent the Scorpion 2-3 zone Defense DVD today.

Fran McCaffery: The Rotation Continuity Zone Offense Iowa head coach Fran McCaffery has taken four different programs to the NCAA tournament. Much of his success is based upon his ability to break down defenses, which he does in this video. Using on-court demonstrations, Coach McCaffery shows you his Rotation Zone Continuity offense. It’s an offense that features detailed cuts, actions, and movements that result in quality shots for your best shooters. Coach McCaffery begins with the basic setup to initiate the offense. Players can also morph their set into a more traditional zone offense to beat any 2-3 zone. McCaffery then goes through each pass and shows you where players have to move in order to create the best scoring opportunities for themselves and for their teammates. Coach McCaffery continues breaking down the 2-3 zone showing you different entry angles including the high post, wing, wing reversal, and dribble penetration. He shows you how to stretch the 2-3 zone using each different entry and then attacking it from the baseline to produce layups. You’ll see each player’s responsibility as they move the ball from side to side. The defense shifts which opens up shots in the high post, baseline, or perimeter jumpers. With the basics mastered, Coach McCaffery outlines four different looks within the offense that can confuse the defense and produce points in special situations – coming out of a timeout, free throw, and end-of-game. Using 5-on-0 and 5-on-5 demonstrations, you will see how you can master the Rotation Zone offense and install it in your program. Opponents will have a tough time defending you and you will soon be breaking down 2-3 zones with the best of them.

Skill Development Workout: Guards As part of his individual player workout series, Wichita State head coach Gregg Marshall brings you this intensive guard workout designed to create better overall players within your own system. Wings need to have skills like moving off the dribble, scoring off of a screen, handling the ball in the half- and full-court, and getting to the rim and finishing. Coach Marshall presents drills to build each of those skills. Coach Marshall was the 2014 Naismith Coach of the Year and recorded over 300 wins as the leader of the Shockers program. Wichita State has won seven regular season and conference titles and Marshall took the Shockers to the 2013 Final Four. The guard workout begins with a wing series where players learn to read defenses and get to the rim using various ball handling drills and finishing moves. You will see V-cuts, curls, and the rip and turn. Each series introduces a new move to help your players improve their overall ability. Coach Marshall demonstrates a number of ball handling moves that can be used against any type of defensive pressure. Wings must be skilled at handling the ball just like a point guard. Using these moves, Marshall takes players through a series of competitive shooting drills in 3-on-0, 2-on-0, and 1-on-0 situations. These drills incorporate screening action, post feeds, and transition jump shots. Any individual workout must include work on defense. Coach Marshall includes closeout drills and defending the drive drills to help players improve their ability to defend. These drills also serve as a conditioner and help them focus on how to play defense when they are tired. In 53 minutes, Coach Marshall puts together an extensive guard workout that can help players develop into scorers on the offensive end and lock-down defenders on the other end. You will understand why Wichita State has been so successful under Coach Marshall after you have seen this action-packed video.

Defense has been an integral part of the Tar Heel basketball heritage. Coach Williams explains the whole system in this DVD. Important information is provided by Coach Williams. 20 = man to man, 30 = double the dribble, 40 = double the pass. Depending on where you pick up, the 20 series can be broken down into 22 and 23 or 24. The half court coverage is 32 and 33 = three quarter court pick up with double team on dribble. Williams wants a 3-1-1 balance of man-man, scramble, and zone defense. This is ideal for coaches who want to disrupt and change an opponent's offense. Williams shows the 32 defense coverages on the projection screen. He instructs players to follow the same instructions as the diagram. Based on the trap coming in front or behind, there are two variations of 32. The defense shows the 42 and 32 in this half-court session. The trap can be used to protect your sideline in situations that are out of bounds. This defense attempts to prevent the ball from entering. Williams answers questions from the crowd and runs the scramble against various offensive alignments. Williams shows the versatility of scramble defense by demonstrating its constant flexibility. 49 minutes. 2007.

  Rental Term Highlights  We only rent DVDs in the USA.  No rental DVD orders will be mailed outside the USA. This DVD is for rent only and is not for sale.   Before you can rent a DVD, you must download and submit a Rental Membership form. This is a one time requirement. No monthly subscription fee is required. 5 Day (Single Titles) or 10 Day (DVD Sets) Viewing Period FREE Shipping! The price of the rental includes shipping and return shipping. There are no shipping charges added on either way.

Rental Term Highlights  We only rent DVDs in the USA.  No rental DVD orders will be mailed outside the USA. This DVD is for rent only and is not for sale.   Before you can rent a DVD, you must download and submit a Rental Membership form. This is a one time requirement. No monthly subscription fee is required. 5 Day (Single Titles) or 10 Day (DVD Sets) Viewing Period FREE Shipping! The price of the rental includes shipping and return shipping. There are no shipping charges added on either way.

  Rental Term Highlights  We only rent DVDs in the USA.  No rental DVD orders will be mailed outside the USA. This DVD is for rent only and is not for sale.   Before you can rent a DVD, you must download and submit a Rental Membership form. This is a one time requirement. No monthly subscription fee is required. 5 Day (Single Titles) or 10 Day (DVD Sets) Viewing Period FREE Shipping! The price of the rental includes shipping and return shipping. There are no shipping charges added on either way.

 Read and React Offense Quick Hitters DVD The Read and React Offense Quick Hitters will help you get into the various configurations of the Read & React offense so you can give the offense different looks, run a set play to get a certain player a shot, yet flow right into the offense without having to reset and start all over.  Read and React Offense Quick Hitters for the 5 Out Offense Theese Quick Hitters will help you get into your 5 Out Pass & Cut Offense. Pass & Cut can become predictable so mixing in some quick hitters will give the defense a different look than they are used to.  You can use various quick hitters to get into the offense but don't use too many because you have to remember why you are running the Read & React Offense in the first place - because you want to teach your players how to play and not run a bunch of plays.  Use the Read and React Offense Quick Hitters or tweak them to however you see fit.    Read and React Offense Quick Hitters for the 4 Out 1 In Offense These Quick Hitting plays will help you set up your 4 Out 1 In Read & React Offense developed by Rick Torbett. Get your best shooter a shot, set your Post Up for success, or whatever you want to do.  You will get multiple options out of each play so be sure to cover all the options.  Don't just jump from quick hitter to quick hitter.  Make sure your players can run one play and know all of the options.  Sometimes less is more and when it comes to plays being able to actually run one play really well is better than not running 3 to 5 plays well.  Read and React Offense Quick Hitters for the 3 Out 2 In Offense The 3 Out 2 In Offense features 2 post players so the Quick Hitter options are very diverse.  Get your shooter shots off double screens, run pick and roll actions, there are many options out of the 3 Out 2 In.  Use the plays that best fit your team, learn to run them well, and keep your opponents off balance all season. Rent the Read and React Offense Quick Hitters DVD today.  

Princeton Offense Drills: Practice Warm-Up and Breakdown Drills In order to run the Princeton offense effectively, coach Lee DeForest presents this video which gives you all the Princeton Offense drills you need to teach and install the offense in your program. Coach DeForest shows you everything from basic warmup drills to teaching the proper reads in 3-on-0 and 4-on-0 drills. Everything in the video comes from time spent researching Hall of Fame coaches, teams that run the Princeton offense, and Coach DeForest’s own experience in the system. Practice Organization Coach DeForest helps you begin thinking about developing a drill book, preparing for an upcoming season, and how to analyze players’ skill levels. In planning practices, Coach DeForest helps you understand that there is more to a quality practice than just the Princeton Offense drills selected. Learn how to get the most from each session. You will also get ideas on how to develop a practice culture that helps players stay motivated and work their hardest. Individual Warmup Drills Coach DeForest starts practice with a drill series designed to develop the fundamentals necessary to run the Princeton offense. Using both whiteboard lecture and on-court demonstrations, you will see drill ideas for improving ball handling, footwork, and finishing at the rim. Coach DeForest puts players through the drill series – three stations – in just nine minutes. Team Warmup Drills Coach DeForest moves into the team drills which demand players to be at their highest levels of focus and energy. Players learn to build communication skills in drills like Star Passing where they must execute flawless passes and footwork. The Five-Man Weave and the Laker Drill will teach players how to pass and finish at the rim at high speeds while running the entire court. Ball Toughness Drills Coach DeForest includes two “ball toughness” drills that work on skills like pivoting and scoring while under pressure. The 12-Second drill helps players with their passing and dribbling against physical defenders. The 3-on-3 drill is extremely intense as players compete to get open on the perimeter. Offensive Breakdown Drills An emphasis is placed upon practicing shots that would be made in games. Coach DeForest demonstrates four drills to break down sets in the Princeton offense. Two drills teach the Over and Away screens that offer up to 15 options for scoring out of the Point Series. You will also see how to score with different cuts in the Chin Series and how to improve the execution of the dribble-at. All of these drills simplify complex scoring actions so they become second nature to your players. This video is the perfect complement to Winning with the Princeton Style Offense and gives you everything you need to teach it and install it in your program. Rent this Princeton Offense Drills DVD today.

Dan Majerle: Pro-Style Transition and Secondary Break Former NBA All-Star Dan Majerle has built a solid foundation at Grand Canyon University by utilizing what he learned in 14 professional seasons – up-tempo, fast-paced offense. In this video, Majerle shares what he learned from some of the best NBA coaches of all-time and shows you how to run a pro-style transition offense as well as a secondary break offense. Both can be run off of makes or misses and will allow you to exploit matchups and wear out opponents over the course of a game. Transitions Off a Miss The fast break off the miss begins with the outlet pass. Majerle then explains how the 2 and the 3 run the floor and where they are to position themselves. Coach Majerle also shows you how the 4 and 5 run the floor and the options they have in the primary break. If the primary break fails to score, Majerle demonstrates the secondary break showing three easy plays you can run. He shows you how these secondary break options deliver back doors, dribble hand offs, screens and double screens, and help with defenses that switch. Transitions Off a Make Majerle then shows you how the same concepts can be applied to the fast break off a made basket. He shows four different secondary break plays after a make. These include the two-player game, drag and double drag, and pinch the post. You will also see how Majerle empties one side of the floor to make space for his best player to operate. Shooting Majerle was well known throughout his playing career as one of the top shooters in the league. In this segment, Coach Majerle shares the fundamentals that are key to becoming an elite shooter. He emphasizes proper footwork, catching the basketball, the release, and shooting in game-like situations. This 62-minute video focuses on transition plays and options on the secondary break. If you are looking for more ways to score in transition and help your program take the next step, this video is for you.

Get better at basketball coaching Don Meyer, learn from him! Your team can reach new heights! To be the best, learn from the best. Integrate a defense system that emphasizes the importance of total team defense. This system is composed of nine defensive rules that are based on three key principles: intense pressure on the ball, strong support from the sidelines and quick inside help. 59 minutes.