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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.

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.

Basketball Team Practice Drills Getting a team to work together and develop chemistry is almost an art form. One of the best at doing it is Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski who has led the Blue Devils to five national titles and 12 Final Fours. Coach K has recorded over 1,000 wins as a head coach because of the ability to get his teams to work together as a unit. In this video, you will sit in on a mash-up of Duke practice sessions as Coach K shows you the secrets of team building. Right from the start, Coach K sets the tone for practice with a number of passing drills. In a 3-on-3 drill, players are taught to aggressively trap and pressure the ball handler in the backcourt and create a help situation if the ball breaks out of the trap. There is the 4-Man V-Cut Series where the Duke coaching staff shows you how to get open while you look to attack the rim. Basketball Team Practice Drills in the Half Court Coack K moves on to half-court situations where he guides his team through a series of offensive movements against man-to-man defense. You’ll see dribble handoffs and screens off the ball as Coach K teaches players how to read defenses and attack every counter a defense can offer. Because of the importance of ball screens, there is an extensive ball screen segment in the video. You will see both 2-on-2 and 3-on-3 situations where you will learn how Duke defends on-ball screens and how the Blue Devils attack coming off a ball screen. As the practice session finishes, Coach K uses 4-on-4 and 5-on-5 full-court situations to tie everything together. Players execute what they have learned in the practice session in a live situation. Coach K teaches his team how to play off of one another in a practice setting, which is how the Blue Devils develop that attacking philosophy that has made them so successful. This is an excellent opportunity to learn how to teach basketball using team drills. All the drills can be implemented into any team’s philosophy or style of play to develop players fundamentally. Learn from the leader in the coaching profession as Coach K develops individual talent and then molds them into a unified force. Rent this basketball team practice drills DVD today.

  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.

Multi-Option Screen & Roll Offense Northern State University head coach Saul Phillips understands how important the pick and roll is in today’s modern basketball. Phillips honed his offense while at Division I Ohio University and North Dakota State. His Bison teams won two Summit League titles and Phillips was the 2014 league Coach of the Year. In this video, Coach Phillips shares his multiple option screen and roll offense. Coach Phillips’ system is a great for teams that are constantly playing bigger, more athletic opponents. Teams that like to pressure passing lanes are teams that Phillips loves to attack with his offense. In the video, he starts out explaining the offense from a 2-on-2 setup. He begins by showing three types of ball screens: Vertical: Basic flat screen above the three-point line with Phoenix Action Standard: Coach Phillips shows you how to read the hedge and what options are available with the screener facing the sideline Chip: This is a screen in transition where the screener sets and pops Next, Phillips shows you how to “pink” and “plus” the screen. These actions counter defensive pressure and weak side help. Then, he gets into options for the screener who can post after rolling or create a mismatch by screening away for a shooter. Coach Phillips then demonstrates three different sets in his offense – Gold, Open, and Vertical. This is done is a 5-on-0 setting. Coaching points include putting your best players in the best possible positions to make smart decisions. Phillips talks about a number of defensive pressure situations – hard hedges, traps, and switches – and how to defeat them. This is an outstanding video for teams at any level looking for ways to create mismatches and take down teams that like to apply defensive pressure.

Mastering the Open Post Motion Offense Former Wittenberg University assistant basketball coach Chris Endres offers coaches a look at how to defeat any defense with just one offense – the Open Post Motion Offense. Endres gives you everything you need to install the Open Post Motion offense, one that can be used against man, zone, or any combination defense you face all season. Coach Endres begins with the philosophy of spacing and progresses to how to use screens to and away from the ball, cutting to the basket, lane cuts, and post play. Endres teaches you the principles and concepts of the offense and then takes you to the court to demonstrate. You will find the Open Post Motion offense to be one that attacks the defense, no matter what it may be. Coaches are taught a variety of screens and cutting actions with the offense. Coach Endres goes over the down screen, the back screen, the cross screen, violent cuts, the shuffle screen, and combination screening. Also included are various options for the cutter and the screener after the screen has been set. Adding these options opens up a whole new world within the Open Post Motion offense. Using what Coach Endres teaches and demonstrates for you, you will be able to create an offense that is unstoppable against any defense. You can run the offense against man, any zone defense, or any combination defense such as a box-and-one. The beauty of it all is that the Open Post Motion offense can be taught at any level of basketball. Use it at the high school varsity level all the way down to youth levels of competition. That can help create continuity within a program. The freedom offered within this offense will allow any coach to continually put pressure on any defense. The offense becomes unstoppable and impossible to scout. Add this attack to your program today! Rent this open post motion offense DVD today.

Tony Barone: My 10 Best Competitive Defensive Drills Former Creighton and Texas A&M head coach Tony Barone shares with you his philosophy of defense as well as the drills that helped him build great defenses. Winning championships always comes down to defense and Barone, now a Memphis Grizzlies front office executive, discusses his system which is based upon forcing the ball to the sideline and baseline. Shell Drill Coach Barone demonstrates a shell drill that helps defenders perfect their individual skills while also developing the team chemistry needed in a successful defense. He also shows you four different variations of the drill that not only help your team work on its defense, but also on its offense. The result is a super-competitive drill that will make practices more productive. Team Drills Two very innovative team defense drills help to ensure each player understands his or her responsibilities as they relate to teammates. Coach Barone emphasizes communication and teamwork to prevent the ball from going to the sideline or baseline. The drills demonstrate effective weak side help defense and how to produce defensive stops. Rebounding Drills Defense and the ability to rebound are such crucial pieces of championship programs. In addition to his defensive drills, Coach Barone reviews three rebounding drills that help your players understand how to shrink the size of the floor and control the boards. Each rebounding drill forces your players to compete, which is necessary in building a championship program. Each of Coach Barone’s drills fit perfectly into his defensive system. Learn how you can incorporate his style and drills into your everyday practices in this 68-minute video.

Dan Ninham's relentless pressure defensive system has produced the nation's second-best record of consecutive 100 point games with eight. His constant baseline-to-baseline defensive pressure has caused opponents to average 31 turnovers per match. Ninham offers three different defenses, each with a fire, high, mid, low, and low option. The offense is kept on their toes with ball pressure, traps, and pass denial by using a unique combination of full, 3/4, and half court alignments. Two-man traps can be set up in specific spots at the back court or mid court. Mirroring the ball and the glass wall are two ways to optimize trapping situations. He also offers drills for trapping and stealing. The system of attacking the ball and forcing it to turn is a well-organized and efficient one. This pressing system creates high possession and easy basket scoring. This system will ensure that your team is always pushing the 100 mark. 61 minutes. 2008.

Get the ball as high as you can! Learn how to swing the ball side-to-side! Your team can reach new heights! Learn how to identify numbers and attack them when they favor you! Breaking is all about speed. You need to move the ball as fast as you can, swing the ball sideways, look for numbers, and attack those that are in your favor. Larry Brown demonstrates drills and points of instruction to help you improve in these areas. He starts with full court basketball progression passing drills. These drills include running, catching, communication and full speed lay-ups. Coach Brown then focuses on getting it inside the post after pushing the ball up to the floor. Brown teaches offensive rotations using post feeds, skip passes between wing and wing, back screening for ball reversals, post to post butt screen in the paint, and post to wing pass skip passes. Brown also presents the pick and roll. As an additional part of his scheme, he introduces Swing and Dive. Coach Brown takes inspiration from current NBA players and teams. He also shows four great offensive looks using the pick and roll package. 79 minutes. 2007.

Game-Winning, Special Situation Strategies: Inbound Plays, Free Throw Rebounding & Jump Balls Jeff Walz is one of the best coaches in women’s college basketball and has the resume to prove it. His Louisville Cardinals won the ACC title in 2018 and 2019 and Walz was the conference coach of the year in 2018. In this video, Coach Walz shows you a variety of plays and strategies for the special situations that coaches face all season long. Free Throw Rebounding In the search for stealing extra possessions in a game, Coach Walz presents some strategies for offensive rebounding in free throw situations. You will see how to change your game goals around free throw shooting. It will improve your players’ confidence and increase their aggressiveness in attacking the boards. Sideline Inbound Plays Coaches are faced with several inbound play decisions each game. Coach Walz offers up seven sideline plays that can help your team score through a variety of unique actions. These plays include: Triple: Multipurpose set play that will run shooters off screens while also providing the ability to attack the rim with a dribble handoff In: Spreads the defense out to isolate a talented post player in scoring position near the rim Cardinal: Another multipurpose play that features post-ups off screening action and flows into screen-the-screener action Other plays help distort defenses and make them susceptible to attacks off cuts and ball screens. Baseline Inbound Plays Coach Walz shares four baseline plays that can create layups. These plays include: Indiana: A staple in Walz’s playbook that helps teams get an easy scoring opportunity Illinois: The defense is lulled into a making a mistake with screen-the-screener action and slips High: A 3-point shot is the result coming off of an elevator screen Coach Walz also demonstrates a baseline inbound play that exploits zone defenses and creates open jumpers from the corner. Jump Balls Score right off the bat with two jump ball plays. Learn how to take advantage by understanding the rules regarding jump balls. Walz shows you how to separate from defenders and get easy layups. Another jump ball play confuses opponents and ends up with an open 3-point shot. This is an outstanding collection of awesome situation plays that can help you own all the special situations you come across.

John Beilein’s Basketball Shooting Drills & Player Development Five years ago while coaching at Michigan, John Beilein allowed several of his practices to be filmed with just one promise. None of the footage would be released until he retired from coaching. With Beilein’s jump to the NBA, he has agreed to allow this footage to be released. Coach Beilein has developed some of the best shooters in the game. In this video, he shows you his shooting secrets and the system he used to take good shooters and make them great ones. Perfecting Shooting Form Coach Beilein teaches the shooting technique he has taught countless players through the years. He demonstrates two different shooting steps – Pogo Stick and Split Step – which help players develop balance within their footwork. Coach Beilein then shows players how to “Read the Map” with their hands. They catch the basketball, square up to the rim, and work the hand, wrist, and follow through for a perfect upper body shooting motion. Basketball Shooting Drills & Skill Work For Coach Beilein, understanding footwork and the upper body is crucial in going through shooting drills. Players are challenged in each drill to meet a certain number of shots to develop consistency. Players work on simple form shooting as well as shooting on the move from different spots on the floor. Defenders are added to run at and pressure shots. Coach Beilein doesn’t just develop good shooters. He molds his athletes into complete basketball players and does so with additional skill-oriented drills. Coach Beilein has developed a numbering system that determines if a player is a master at their position. Players strive to reach those numbers and play at a high level. Coach Beilein is one of the best teachers and tacticians in the game today. He has developed some of college basketball’s best shooters and using his shooting and skill development series, you can do the same with your players. Rent this basketball shooting drills DVD today.

Horns Sets vs. Man-to-Man Defense Northern Iowa basketball has flourished under head coach Ben Jacobson who has found a way to carve up defenses in the half-court with a variety of horns sets. In this Horns Sets video, Coach Jacobson shares many of his half-court set plays and why they actually work. At UNI, Jacobson has had great success winning two Missouri Valley Conference regular season titles and three conference tournament championships. More often than not, Coach Jacobson has guided the Panthers to a top three finish in the MVC during his tenure. Learn why his sets work and how he has adapted them to build a solid foundation of play. Horns Sets In Coach Jacobson’s version of the Horns set, he puts his top two post players at the free throw line and his best shooter in the corner to create space in the defense. The posts create various screening actions which lead to multiple scoring options. Coach Jacobson focuses on the details, especially setting screens, so that his players understand how to attack the defense. Jacobson helps you understand how your players should use the various types of scoring actions. For example, in the base set a dribble hand-off into a double screen is used to allow your best shooter to turn the corner and attack the basket or pull up for an easy jump shot. Comeback Action is a play where the post sprints out and sets a ball screen for the shooting guard. Players must be able to read defenses to understand when and how to attack. 2-1-2 Sets The final segment of Coach Jacobson’s presentation focuses on a number of 2-1-2 sets where players learn to attack screens coming from the wing. Post players learn these plays are great opportunities for them to score. Posts set screens and roll back into the paint where they can seal off a defender and post up. Coach Jacobson’s presentation is full of set plays that work against any defense. This video is 67 minutes of pure offense and if you are in need of some ideas to spark your scoring, you will find it here! Rent this Horns Sets DVD today.

Team Drills for Basketball with Tara VanDerveer Stanford head women’s basketball coach Tara VanDerveer is one of the most respected coaches in the profession and rightfully so. She has 1000-plus wins, two national titles, and seven National Coach of the Year awards to her credit. She has developed numerous players throughout her forty-year career and in this video she shares with you how she has done so. Team Drills for Basketball Philosophy Coach VanDerveer begins her presentation with a look at her philosophy behind developing successful basketball players. Hear some of the tips that have benefited VanDerveer throughout her illustrious career. Coach VanDerveer has a strong belief that players must be able to pass and catch without missing a beat. The same holds for shooting which all starts with the layup. She teaches shooting based on the acronym BEEF, which stands for Balance, Eyes, Elbows, and Feet. In addition to passing, catching, and shooting; players must also be able to get in a stance and play defense. These are the fundamentals to any successful program. Ball Handling & Dribbling Any player, regardless of position, must be able to handle the ball to a certain degree. Coach VanDerveer shares some drills such as ball slaps, taps, and figure-8s that also serve as a good warm up. Players can then progress to moving with the ball. One of her favorite drills comes from Ganon Baker, a well-known skills development coach. Players make one-hand passes, make a move, and then pass back with one hand helping players develop balance with both the right and left hand. Passing Series Coach VanDerveer offers a series of drills to improve passing beginning with her USA Passing Drill where players catch on the move and finish at the rim. The 3-Ball Passing Drill teaches players to communicate by passing, catching, and calling out names on the move in the paint. The drills are then expanded to the full court where 3-Lane Passing is introduced. Shooting Drills Shooting drills begin with a variety of layups – overhand, underhand, and reverse. Players work on proper footwork and eventually add a defender to the drill to create game-like situations. The shots then move away from the rim and Coach VanDerveer helps players create angles to make bank shots and open jumpers. The Partner Transition Drill incorporates full-court passing and a finish with a layup or a jump shot in the paint. Defensive Drills Finally, players must be well-rounded and understand how to play defense. They work the Mirror Drill to learn how to defend 1-on-1. Offensive players work their 1-on-1 moves as defenders learn to defend. In Ricochet Rebounding, post players learn to “hit and get” and finish with an outlet pass. This is an outstanding comprehensive video from one of the game’s best that will help you in your quest to develop successful basketball players and successful programs. Rent this team drills for basketball DVD today.