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Sean Miller, University of Arizona coach, teaches you how to defeat your opponent using man-to-man defense Instruction on man-to-man defense and philosophy Demonstrations on-court of drills to break down the man-toÐman defense Sean Miller is committed winning games through his man-to-man defense. His defense has six cornerstones that lead to unselfishness, an attribute that is characteristic of all great teams. Miller believes in defensive statistics and shares his evaluations in practice and in games. Miller has divided the court into four areas. Each area represents a player's specific responsibility. Your team's defense will be more effective if each player executes their responsibilities. Learn how to heat up, pack lines, keep your ball out of the lane, and force jump shots. Miller shows you how to get back, post up and close out on the ball. You will see how each drill transforms into Miller's complete man-to-man system. This video will show you how to identify and implement a group of drills that will improve your team's man-to-man defense. These defensive keys will help your team limit easy shots, transition baskets and post scoring. Produced by the Chicago Clinic Fall 2008 72 minutes. 2009.

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Man to Man Defense with Matt Painter Matt Painter has built his Purdue basketball program on the foundation of a man to man defense that is consistently among the nation’s leaders in field goal percentage defense and defensive rebounds. Painter has earned four Big Ten Coach of the Year awards and taken the Boilermakers to two Sweet Sixteen appearances, including 2019 when Purdue made it all the way to the Elite Eight. In this video, Coach Painter provides a lecture segment where he discusses the philosophy of his defense and an on-court practice segment where you will see the Purdue defense in action. Ball Screens Ball screens are prevalent in all offenses and defenses must be prepared. Coach Painter shows you how his players beat ball screens. It begins with loud communication so that all players are on the same page. Painter goes on into great detail with his players to prevent a ball handler from getting to the rim. Post Defense Coach Painter has built the Purdue defense on size and that size has helped the Boilermakers control the rim effectively with good post defense. Here, he shares a technique his players use to push players out of the post. Purdue also puts pressure on post players with the “Scrape” and “Snap Back” techniques by guards. In 4-on-4 drills, Purdue players demonstrate these various concepts as well as how they optimize defensive rebounding through the spacing of help-side defenders. Perimeter players are challenged in the drill having to deal with constant cutting action as well as providing help in the post and maintaining awareness of their man. Shell Drill Coach Painter shows you a number of different versions of the Shell Drill and how you can use it to emphasize either post or perimeter play. Some variations work on developing closing out and positioning. Others focus on providing early help on dribble penetration. Using both lecture and on-court demonstration, Coach Painter adds layers to the Shell Drill including a description of how he counters teams that are effective at curling screens. The heat gets amped up in the Perfection Drill as players strive to do everything right on defense through an entire possession. Painter makes the drills more competitive by penalizing the defense for allowing scores in a half-court 4-on-4 setting. Using a team approach that emphasizes keeping the ball out of the paint, Coach Painter has turned Purdue into a college basketball power. Coaches can learn Painter’s philosophy and system and build the foundation for a successful defense. Rent this man to man defense DVD today.

Geno Auriemma: Building the Perfect Offense A great defense is definitely needed to win a championship, but true champions have to have the ability to score too. In today’s game, the ability to put points on the board is crucial. Legendary Connecticut women’s head basketball coach Geno Auriemma details the concepts, drills, and plays he has used for years to help the Huskies dominate against man and zone defenses. Offensive Breakdown Drills Coach Auriemma stresses the importance of building individual skill development with offensive progressions. He shows you the drills that he has used on a daily basis to improve the basic skills of dribbling, passing, shooting, cutting, and screening. Watch as he demonstrates two drills that teach players to attack the basket with as few dribbles as possible. Players learn to make different types of layups as well as short jump shots. The UConn offense is based on Coach Auriemma’s 1-4 high set, so he prepares his players to learn it with seven breakdown drills. Using two and three players at a time, they work on UCLA cuts for layups, scoring off of down screens, and getting post players involved in the offense with handoffs and backcuts. 1-4 High Offense Coach Auriemma details the actions of his 1-4 high offense and how it can flow right into side ball screens, get open shots off of down screens, and make plays using off-ball screens at the wing. You will see how to make adjustments to counter a defense that denies the high post. Coach Auriemma also reveals how to take advantage of mismatches. In addition to the different actions, Coach Auriemma shares four set plays from the 1-4 high alignment. Attacking Zone Defenses The 1-4 set is also used by Coach Auriemma to attack zone defenses. He likes to use the alignment to create 1-on-1 matchups. In this segment, you will hear Coach Auriemma’s philosophy on zone offense and how he likes to attack both the 2-3 and the 1-2-2 zone defenses. This video offers up several offensive strategies any coach can use to get easy baskets against both man and zone defenses and it is brought to you by one of the most successful basketball coaches of all time.

Cheryl Reeve: Corner Offense, Set Plays and Practice Drills Cheryl Reeve helped build the Minnesota Lynx franchise into one that has dominated the WNBA. Reeve has guided the Lynx to four WNBA championships and has twice won the league’s Coach of the Year award. A big part of her success comes from the drills you will see in this video. Not only do the drills help in player development, they also help to establish a certain culture, one that has helped the Lynx win. Practice Drills You will see Coach Reeve’s version of the classic layup drill and other full-court drills that help prepare players for her up-tempo style of play. These drills emphasize conditioning, competition, and efficiency. Players work on changing direction and attacking the basket off the dribble. Other drills include: Three-Man Weave: Works on spreading the floor and firing the ball ahead in transition while eliminating bad passes and missed layups. Secondary Drill: Learn to use ball screens in the secondary break and how to teach them to your players. Speed Drill: Work on quick outlet passes and advance passes to players running the floor in a continuous fast break drill. Corner Offense An alternative to the Triangle offense, the Corner offense is great for teams with good shooters, big guards that can post up, or teams that don’t have a dominant post player. Proper spacing spreads the floor for cuts to the basket and post up opportunities by guards. Coach Reeve breaks down the multiple options in her Corner offense, showing you how ball movement helps to open up scoring opportunities. Split screens, flare screens, and dribble handoffs are all used to create 3-point attempts or easy layups. You will also see how Coach Reeve counters certain defenses by using back door cuts, corner passes, and ball reversals to get two-man actions on the weak side. No matter what a defense throws at you, the Corner offense has an answer. Set Plays Coach Reeve demonstrates some set plays that she has used with great success. There are three plays out of the Corner alignment, two variations using spread ball screens, and an end-of-game play for a 3-point shot. The plays include: Cheek: This is a great play that uses a back screen to post up on a smaller guard or get an open 3-pointer. Thumbs Up: Using misdirection with a screen the screener action on the perimeter, this play can result in either a layup or 3-point shot. Punch: This is a great play to involve the weak side of the Corner offense and get an open look for your best shooter coming off a screen. This is a wonderful look at an offensive philosophy that has been used with great success at the game’s highest levels. It is simple enough that coaches at levels can benefit from the drills and plays taught in this presentation.

Continuity Offense from the Inside Out Aaron Aanonsen has led Lakeland College in becoming one of the most prolific scoring offenses in NCAA Division III. Lakeland was seventh in the nation in 2011-12 averaging 88.5 points per game. Coach Aanonsen shows you his 3-out, 2-in Continuity Motion Offense that uses multiple screens to create mismatches inside and out. You will see three entries for the offense: a wing entry, post entry, and a 4-high entry. All allow your players to start the offense by reading the actions of the defense. Incorporating curls, back screens, and hand-offs within the entries helps to weaken wing pressure and allows the offense to control the flow of the game. Each entry into the offense flows easily into the motion offense. To take advantage of defenses that cheat or switch, Coach Aanonsen teaches you Point Check, Post Check, Strong, Stay, and Cutting Game. Each is a counter that easily alters the predictability of the basic continuity offense. Coach Aanonsen also adds five quick hitters to get different players open looks at the basket. Each play returns easily to the motion offense.  The final part of the offense is then introduced by Coach Aanonsen. He details the 4-low inbounds series that includes eight plays. This allows the offense to adjust with quick variations that don’t force you to vary the starting point. One of the great things about this offense is that it can build confidence. Players know where their shots will come from allowing them to repeatedly practice those shots. That’s where the confidence comes from. This offense is great for a coach that wants some structure and control. It’s also great because it’s not as predictable as an offense that runs 100 percent set plays. It’s an offense that can be used at the high school or even middle school level. It will reduce turnovers and produce high percentage shots.

Bob Knight, a legendary coach and author of man-to-man defense concepts, explains everything. Your opponent will experience a physically exhausting, mentally draining, and dominating experience. Get coaching advice from a legend in the game This 2-DVD set includes over 2 hours worth of instruction and also includes practice and video footage. Bob Knight, a legendary coach and player, will take you to the court to teach you everything you need about man-to-man defense. This two-disc set will show you Coach Knight in a way you have never seen before. He will demonstrate how to get your team on the ground and ready to take down your opponent. This defense will make your opponent feel stifling, dominant and mentally exhausting. Knight works with the ballside defenders and emphasizes creating an atmosphere of denial during the offensive possession. Knight moves into help-side defense and demonstrates the importance of playing defense together. He emphasizes the importance of blocking out, and shows how to do a good block out. Knight shows you his unique method of defensive conversion through his demonstrations and on-court instruction. Knight also shows you footage from a practice as well as two games so that you can see these techniques in action. Knight offers coaching tips you won't find anywhere else in the video. Your team should learn the same defensive principles that helped Bob Knight win over 900 victories and three national titles. Main feature: 98 minutes. Bonus material: 88 mins (2 DVDs). 2009.

The Blitz Secondary Break The goal of the offense is to score and California women’s head basketball coach Lindsay Gottlieb shows you how to improve your team’s ability to do so. Coach Gottlieb presents a secondary break offense that will attack an opponent’s defense before it has time to set up. Learn to read defenses get quick baskets as well as drills to improve guard and post play from the 2013 Pac-12 Coach of the Year. Using a whole-part-whole teaching method, Coach Gottlieb breaks down her primary and secondary transition offense. The Secondary Break The primary transition offense flows right into the secondary break which spreads the floor and allows players to put their skills to work. Coach Gottlieb shows you how she teaches whole concepts with a walk-through. This helps the individual player see how each piece of the puzzle is connected. Each part of the secondary break has multiple options. Reversing the ball creates an additional seven actions that can be modified for the skills of the trailer. Gottlieb’s offense allows for flexibility. You can play big or small as you will find scoring opportunities for both guards and post players. There are two-player options, strong side triangles, and more presented here. Blitz Secondary Break Individual Breakdown Drills With the whole concept of the offense in place, Coach Gottlieb then works players on their individual skills in a series of breakdown drills. Guards learn to develop transition jump shots as well as how to attack the rim, and use on-ball screens to score. Post players learn how to create an early post-up opportunity, score 1-on-1 in the post, and attack from the top of the key. These drills are paramount to developing the skills needed to run the offense. Blitz Secondary Break Team Breakdown Drills Coach Gottlieb puts it all together with a series of team drills used to break down the early offense. The Transfer Drill teaches players to play fast. All of Gottlieb’s team drills mirror actual game play from rebound to score. A number of scenarios are reviewed to help players become more efficient in the transition offense. You will also see Coach Gottlieb’s transition series. She will use a number of drills – 3-on-0, 4-on-0, and 5-on-0 – without a defense to help players understand their roles in transition. The 3-on-0 teaches players four different scoring options. The 4-on-0 teaches ball reversal through the trailer for a quick basket. Finally, the 5-on-0 teaches the flow into the secondary break when the primary break doesn’t produce a scoring opportunity. It is the success with the secondary break that has helped Gottlieb take six of her seven California teams to the NCAA tournament, including a trip to the 2013 Final Four. Learn the secondary break from one of the game’s best. Rent the Blitz Secondary Break DVD today.

Beating Full Court Pressure and Matchup Zone Defense Former NCAA mentor Dave Odom registered over 400 career wins as the head coach at Wake Forest and South Carolina. He took his teams to nine NCAA tournament appearances and won three NIT championships. A three-time ACC Coach of the Year, Odom shares an aggressive offensive attack to counter defensive pressure in this video. In addition, he demonstrates how to counter the matchup zone that has stymied teams at the college level recently. You will see how to use counter action and baseline screens and cutters to put a defense on its heels. Attacking Full-Court Pressure  The first part of Coach Odom’s presentation deals with handling full-court pressure defenses. You will see a number of drills that build upon one another to help your players get the ball up the floor safely. With an emphasis on seeing the entire floor, Coach Odom shows you how to easily dissect any full-court press. Coach Odom showcases two different press breaks that can also be used an aggressive offensive attack depending upon the type of pressure. Each press break allows for at least three good passing options open at all times and emphasizes ball movement via the pass instead of the dribble. Countering the Matchup Zone The final segment of the Coach Odom’s presentation is dedicated to his matchup zone offense. Coach Odom offers a variety of tips for beating the matchup zone including the use of misdirection and false action. The use of both can confuse the defense and force it out of position. Using baseline screens and cutters, the matchup zone defense is forced to make a choice between leaving the low post open or leaving an open shooter. Another option is shown where the offense flows into an overload situation. The offense can use this advantage in the post to overpower the defense. Coach Odom provides a number of outstanding strategies for alleviating pressure defense. Add his presentation to your collection and reap the benefits it brings to your program! Rent this beating full court pressure DVD today.

Use intense drills and fast-paced instruction to teach the dribble drive How to make your drills more challenging Your dribble drive offense should be run at its highest level Dribble Drive Motion Offense, a 94-foot attack on the basket. John Calipari demonstrates how to create this mindset in your basketball practice by using his favorite dribble drive drills. Every competitive drill involves sprinting, passing and hard-line drives to reach the rim. Your offense will have many opportunities to score on the open floor with Calipari's attack drills. Calipari runs these drills quickly, intensely, and requires maximum focus. Each drill is unique because of peer pressure, special conditions, and time constraints. These drills are all required to ensure that the machine works at its best. These drills will help you score consistently in the full and half courts. 67 minutes. 2009.

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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.

Ganon Baker Basketball IQ Development Drills  Basic Set Up Drill When the defense is broken down with multiple actions then a good offense is being created. The coach explains everything very beautiful when it comes to breaking the defense and how the players should read several defenders to create on of four decisions as a playmaker. You will learn different things like the art of variation and how it progress in the drill and how to re-attack the right way. There are some useful things that will make you understand how to: Teach players to get to the paint to draw more fouls and get higher percentage shots - Get players to react on offense depending on how the defense plays them - Teach players to drive to the basket - Teach players to wrap or sink to the corner based on the direction of the drive This drill can be used as a warm-up and it is a staple in a Ganon's training library. Floaters You will learn the method of utilizing four different shooting techniques. These techniques are very useful in improving the range and versatility of your mid-range game. The coach will introduce you to a very handy drill that will make the players to think on the fly while perfecting their skill to shoot floaters from different angles on the floor. So, this technique will add an extra layer of skill to your game. Furthermore, you will be experiencing three new ways as well which will help you learn to protect the ball when driving through traffic. Ganon Baker Basketball IQ Development Drills - Ball Screens There are numerous ways in which the defense can attack pick and rolls. A great offensive players stands ready what comes his way and that's what makes him stronger and reliable. There are several strategies that you will see in order to attack six of the most common defensive tactics that are being utilized in order to stop the ball screens. These strategies will definitely help you take your game to the next level. The main focus for the players will be to execute the shots in the moments of chaos. There is a perfect drill for this purpose and the coach will show you that. Ganon Baker Basketball IQ Development Drills to Score Closeout Drill If the offensive players are strong enough then they can continuously beat their defenders in the closeout situations. The coach will demonstrate everything like how to attack the closeouts depending upon how the defender is playing. There are some other things as well that you will learn like how you can break down your defender with the jab game to initiate your drive. This is a multi-dimensional drill and it is very helpful in teaching you the art of scoring off four dribble hand-off techniques, and four - two foot - can be used by the players to score at the rim. Mavs Drill When it comes to the post players, their job is to be a recipient of an assist depending on their abilities or the player who clogs a teammate drive. There are six strategies that you will learn with the help of this drill and this drill will also help you to space post players in response to middle or baseline drives. There are four different ways for delivering the ball to your teammate and you will learn all those four.  Use these Ganon Baker Basketball IQ Development Drills to make your practices more game-like. Pocket Pass Drill The Pocket Pass Drill is very effective and it will teach you the art of playing with the middle pick & roll. You will also learn how to thread the needle with the help of defenders to your rolling teammate with a perfect pocket pass. Rent this Ganon Baker basketball iq development drills DVD today.