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You have "all access" for Coach K's practice sessions, including defense drills and coaching philosophy. This video collection includes six hours of world-class basketball instruction As Mike Krzyzewski leads two full Duke basketball practices, you can sit on the sidelines while you listen in. Mike Krzyzewski invites you to the legendary Cameron Indoor Stadium, where you can access his plays, philosophy, and practices. Learn how to incorporate KrzyzewskiÕs proven system of success into your own program. This video collection includes six hours of world-class basketball instruction, including two full Duke practices as well as multiple clinic sessions with Krzyzewski, assistant coaches, and ex-Duke players, Steve Wojciechowski, and Chris Collins. All access to 2 Duke practices Krzyzewski shares his coaching perspective about his practices, how he teaches them, and what he will be looking out for during practices. As a coach and teacher , Krzyzewski shares his basketball knowledge and offers coaching points for the drills and concepts that he uses. Blue Devils have a variety of half- and complete-court drills that feature a variety game-like situations. These drills range from 2-on-1 to 5-on-1 drills into action or set plays. Duke split drills are where perimeter players and post players work together to develop their pick-and roll and "slips" skills, while perimeter players focus on penetration-and-kick actions and shooting on the move. The Blue Devils are now on the defensive side of things. They use various pressure defenses, including full-court and three-quarter-court pressure defenses, as well as off-the-ball defenses. As Assistant Coach Steve Wojciechowski explains how important it is to communicate early and what the point of pressure concept means. He also covers the Duke Method of protecting ball screens at the top of the key as well as on the wing. He shows and teaches the difficult show technique, switching, and trap techniques in great detail. The Blue Devils move to offense and demonstrate different techniques for breaking full court pressure defenses 2-2-1, 1-2-2, and 1-2-1-1. Coach K shows the "quick pass", and "catch and faces" techniques for attacking full court pressure. Assistant Coach Chris Collins introduces DukeÕs elbow series. This includes set plays that elevate the post players above their elbows to allow for excellent spacing. This allows small teams to create mismatches, and it provides great cutting action and movement. Each inbounds play can be a scoring opportunity. Collins shows the "Box Series" and "Line Series" inbounds plays by Duke. Coach K will provide you with shooting drills to simulate offensive sets and help you better teach them with game-like movements. As Duke drives into the zone, you will see the guards driving into gaps while the post players flash from behind. He also leads 6- and 4-minute scrimmages, where players practice game situations and make better decisions. Nearly 90 minutes of informative "question-and-answer" sessions bring everything together. They cover topics like Coach K's experience coaching the gold medal-winning USA Olympic Basketball Team, Duke's strategy for scouting opponents and advice for young coaches on how to teach shooting technique. This video series covers almost every aspect of creating a successful basketball program, the Duke Blue Devil style. 4 videos (438 minutes) 2009.

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Geno Auriemma Practice Video - Go to a Connectiut Practice The Basketball coaching world has never ever seen a prestigious program like that before. In this great basketball DVD from Geno Auriemma you are going to learn a great deal. Coach Auriemma will make you learn everything and will walk you through the first four practices of the 2008-2009 season. The Coach Auriemma will narrate everything which will include the tone-setting circle to the last made free throw. You will go through all these extensive practices from start to the end. Geno Auriemma Practice Video features over 40 Drills The amazing coaching knowledge, experience and intelligence of the Coach Auriemma gets brighter through the aid of more than 40 drills and hundreds of possessions. From passing to ball handling to shooting to transition to half-court offense to the skill development, these practices drills will be full of these. You will understand the tricks and methods that helped Auriemma build the nation’s highest scoring offense. In half and full court drills you will learn the defensive transition and rebounding secrets. You will also learn how the coach puts everything in place during the practices, how he designs his drills and how each drill fits perfectly into the larger picture. You will learn all this when you will go through the four-day stretch. The deep details of the on-ball screen and roll in half-court and full court play will be shared with you. Rent this Geno Auriemma Practice video today.

All Access Defensive Practice Plan with John Beilein After taking over as head coach of the NBA’s Cleveland Cavaliers, head coach John Beilein has allowed a series of “all-access” practice sessions to be released. With over 40 years of coaching experience, Coach Beilein has developed a style of defense that has suited his teams well. In this video taken while Beilein was at Michigan, you will get inside Beilein’s defensive system, see his preferred method of running the Shell Drill, and an effective late-game press and trapping system. Remember, all this comes from a coach who won coach of the year awards in three different conferences – Big Ten, CAA, and MAAC. Beilein won two Big Ten regular season titles, two Big Ten tournament championships, and reached the Final Four twice. It’s safe to say Coach Beilein knows a thing or two about basketball, specifically playing defense. Shell Drill, Ball Screens, Post Defense For Beilein, the Shell Drill is an opportunity to work on a number of defensive fundamentals. He will emphasize players getting into gaps to deny drivers and doing so with long, active hands that don’t drop below the shoulders. Players also get work on closeouts, rebounding with two hands, and dealing with cutters. Players transition to ball screen defense where Coach Beilein teaches technique on how to get through and around screens. He covers both high and side ball screens as well as post defense. Beilein covers the post defense before and after the ball is entered into the post and goes over the responsibility of the individual as well as the team. Press & Trapping System In late-game situations, Beilein likes to employ an aggressive trap to force ball handlers into making mistakes. You will see Coach Beilein teach players to get the primary trap in the full court before working to get a secondary trap in the half court if the initial trap is broken. One of the things you will notice is that Coach Beilein likes to keep things simple. He breaks down each drill and concept by demonstrating how he wants his players to move and act on the floor. You will pick up a good amount of Coach Beilein’s coaching philosophy as well as some great drills that you can use to enhance your defense. Rent this basketball defensive practice plan DVD today.

4-Out Drive & Kick Offense for 3-Point Shots Today’s game of basketball relies much more on the 3-point shot than ever before. In this video, former Duke player and coach Steve Wojciechowski shows you how to create an offense based on shooting more 3s. Wojciechowski, now the head coach at Marquette University, shows you his “Warriors Game” which uses pace and space to get 3-point opportunities. You’ll see three specific drills – the Steph Curry, the Ray Allen, and the Magic 10 – that will help your players improve their 3-point shooting. In addition, you will develop the fundamentals needed to play Coach Woj’s system and learn the breakdown drills to incorporate the system into your existing offense or use it as your own. Offensive Fundamentals & Systems With his years of experience as a Duke assistant and a member of the 2008 and 2012 U.S. Olympic gold medal coaching staff, Coach Wojciechowski will help you develop offensive systems and fundamentals that best fit your team and its skill set. Coach Woj shows you how to get your best players in the best possible position for high-percentage shot attempts. You will see how Coach uses spacing in the offense and teaches basic fundamentals like catching the basketball and facing the basket. Warriors Game At Marquette, Coach Wojciechowski’s offense is based on pace and spacing. All five players work together for a common goal – a 3-point shot, a layup, or a free throw – on every single possession. In this segment, you will learn a number of things including the double drag and a number of ball reversal options. Coach Woj shows you a ball reversal to a through cut, to an exchange action, and to a chase ball screen. It’s all part of the Warriors Game. Year-Round Shooting Program Since the 3-pointer is such a big part of the Marquette offense, Coach Woj shares with you how he gets his players to take 1,500 shots a week in the offseason. The Steph Curry Drill puts players in game-like situations where they take 3-point attempts in three-minute intervals. The Magic 10 Drill forces players to hit consecutive shots before advancing and the Ray Allen Drill works on players’ footwork while on the move. Coach Woj will also help you develop your own shooting drills where players can get quality reps in minimal amounts of time. Today’s game is changing and the 3-pointer is as important as ever. For coaches searching how to emphasize the 3-pointer in their offenses, Coach Wojciechowski’s video is the perfect guide.

the Video On Basketball Defense By The Coach Bob Knight Is A Perfection And You Will Not Find A Better Video Than This One. In The Video, The Coach Bob Knight Will Teach You The Most Crucial Steps And Techniques To Master The Art Of Man Defense. you Will Have To Look Closer Into The Techniques And Methods Of Bob Knight Man Defense. These Are The Drills And Workouts Which Led Bob Knight To Become One Of The Best Coaches In The Basketball World. philosophy well, The Philosophy Of The Bob Knight Defense Relies Heavily On The Great Ball Side And Weak Side Help. The Philosophy Of Man Defense Of Bob Knight Is A Clear Depiction Of Man-to-man Principles. The Coach Explains Why Finding The Right Defensive Fit For Your Team’s Personnel Is Very Important. conversion & Rebound rebound Of The Basketball And Transition Defense Are Two Of The Most Important Areas To Be Worked On. With The Help Of Tough Drills And Workouts Shown By Bob Knight Will Help You Face Your Opponent’s Fiercely And Will Help You Deny Any Type Of Transition Attack And Finishing Of Possessions With Securing Rebounds. ball-side & Help-side Defense the Tough On The Ball Pressure Is The First Rule That Makes The Defenses Of A Team Strong. Keeping In Mind The Idea Of Forcing The Ball Into The Corner, The Coach Bob Knight Explains How Ball Side Help Must Close Down The Drive And Apart From That The Recovery To Your Man Is Low And Short. You Are Going To Learn Some Of The Best Rules Of Basketball Like Seeing Both Your Man And The Ball To Avoid Back Cuts And Never Losing Sight Of The Basketball. defensive Drills there Are Eight Defensive Drills That Will Cover Each And Every Part Of Your Defenses. The Coach Bob Knight Will Cover All Of Them. From Rebounding To The Transition Defense To The Man-to-man Pressure To The Help-side Defense To The Ball-side Defense To Post Defense You Are Going To Learn Everything. the Coach Bob Knight Also Shares His Hidden Secrets That How You Can Handle The Modern Day Offense Game Like The Dribble Drive Motion, 5-out Motion And The Flex Offense.Read our BEEF Shooting Guide here.

BasksetballCoach.com Presents: 35 Best Passing Drills Many of the top coaches at the highest levels of the game of basketball will tell you one of the most important stats related to winning is assists. The assist is reflective of a team’s ability to take advantage of an opponent and put players into scoring position. This video takes you inside practice sessions with some of the games top coaches and trainers and gives you the tools necessary to improve your team’s passing skills. There is a wide variety of drills that work on everything from catching, bounce passing, outlet passing, and much more. Warm-Up Drills Monteverde (FL) Academy head coach Kevin Boyle, a three-time national champion, shares a pair of warm-up drills that work on passing and movement without the ball. Players work on V-cuts and perimeter exchanges in the first drill. The second has players work on shot fakes, middle drives, baseline drives, and drift passes to the corner. Michigan State head coach Tom Izzo, a Naismith Hall of Famer, uses a three-player drill to work on the fast break. The drill starts with a rebound and an outlet pass by a post player. The focus of the drill is on advancing the ball as much as possible with each pass. Gregg Marshall, the 2014 Naismith Coach of the Year after leading Wichita State to the Final Four, shows you a drill to work on passing by post players. Posts must block out, rebound the ball at its apex with two hand, and make an outlet pass to the correct side of the floor. Legendary high school head coach Bob Hurley of St. Anthony’s in New Jersey shows you an outlet passing drill he used to begin his practices. Players work in pairs and begin the drill by simulating a rebound off the glass. The player receiving the pass dribbles to the middle of the floor and makes a jump stop inside the free throw circle then passes to the rebounder who has run wide. More from the Best There are plenty more drills like the Four-Man Weave from Connecticut women’s head coach Geno Auriemma, who has 11 national titles and two Olympic gold medals. The list of contributors that you will see in this video includes Kentucky head coach John Calipari, Arizona head coach Sean Miller, Bill Self of Kansas, and many more. It is a literal “who’s who” of some of the best teachers of basketball fundamentals in the business.

Ed Cooley: Aggressive Transition Offense Playing transition offense in basketball is more than just running up and down the floor. Ed Cooley, head men’s basketball coach at Providence College shows you how to organize your transition offense in this video. Learn how to execute the fast break at a high level from the 2010 Ben Jobe National Coach of the Year. Coach Cooley shares with you his three phases of transition offense after a miss, his secondary break, and scoring against a set defense. Spacing the Floor One of the key components of running the fast break is spacing. Coach Cooley uses on-court demonstrations to show you the importance of a point guard pushing the ball up the floor and looking to get the ball to a post player for an easy basket. You will learn the concept of “street runners” which are wings that run wide up the floor looking for a drive, an open 3-point attempt, or a dish to the post. It is here where Coach Cooley also introduces his three phases of transition after a miss. Scoring off a miss and getting a score within the first three to five seconds of offense Secondary break using ball reversal and the trailing post player Scoring against a set defense and getting into your continuity offense Getting the Ball Out of Bounds Too many teams spend too much time inbounding the ball after a made basket by their opponent. Coach Cooley drills the idea of “tap and go” with the inbounder and point guard. This starts the transition offense. A simple two-player drill is used to teach this concept where the inbounder gets the ball quickly to the point guard in order to get the ball up the floor as quickly as possible. The Secondary Break When the initial fast break doesn’t result in a shot attempt, the second part of the transition offense begins. The ball is passed to the trailer running the floor. The trailer can swing the ball to the wing and screen away for the point guard. This results in a post-up opportunity or a pass back to the top placing the ball back into the hands of the point guard. The secondary break can also utilize a ball screen. The ball screen is used to take advantage of space and to also try and create some mismatches. The use of ball screens in the secondary break makes it very difficult for the defense. End-of-Game Quick Hitters Coach Cooley also shares with you a number of quick hitting plays designed to produce points in an end-of-game situation. Each play takes into account how many points are needed. For example, the first quick-hitter is a fake dribble hand-off. If you need two points, the point guard can drive to the basket. If you need three, there is an opportunity for a pass off of a fade or pin-down screen. If you are looking to increase the tempo of your offense, learn the transition offense from one of the game’s elite coaches. Coach Cooley covers all aspects of the fast break offense allowing you to easily implement some of his ideas into your offense. Rent this transition offense DVD today.

28 Sideline Out of Bounds Plays One of the forgotten elements that coaches must keep in their arsenal at all times are late-game sideline out of bounds plays for short clock situations. In this sideline out of bounds plays video, Austin McBeth, the lead trainer at Smart Basketball Training and an assistant coach at the University of Illinois-Springfield, presents you with nearly 30 different sideline out of bounds plays designed to give your team an opportunity to score late in a quarter, half, or at the end of a game. Getting the Ball In Each of Coach McBeth’s plays take advantage of an over-aggressive defense, one that plays all-out denial defense and pressures the inbounder. Coach McBeth shows you how to get the ball in play first and then presents a series of options to get your best players the ball for a quick scoring opportunity. Here’s what you will see: How to get your best player isolated for scoring opportunities with less than 5 seconds to play How to use pick and rolls, backscreens, flare screens, and stagger screens to get the ball to your best player How to score with 3, 5, or 10 seconds remaining on the clock Late-Game Sideline Out of Bounds Sets Coach McBeth shows you several plays from the sideline when there are three to six seconds remaining on the clock. Each play is designed to get the ball to your best player and McBeth presents multiple options if the primary one is not available. Here, you will see: How to use an elevator screen to get an open 3-pointer How to get a 3-point shot off without being fouled and with little time on the clock How to get a 3-point shot off with or without screening action End-of-Game Sideline Out of Bounds Sets In some situations, you need to immediately get a shot off after the inbound pass. Coach McBeth provides a number of ways to score right after the inbound pass. These plays can give you and your team a chance to score when the clock is running out. Coach McBeth does a great job of providing you with effective sideline out of bounds plays that will surely help you in crunch time of games. Rent this sideline out of bounds plays DVD today.

Basketball Drills & Practice w/ Oklahoma Coach Lon Kruger This basketball drills DVD contains three of the first practices of Oklahoma's season. Legendary coach Lon Kruger shows you how he builds Oklahoma's offense and defense from the ground up. He uses a combination of break down drills, individual player development, and shell drills to work on both the parts and whole of what he is teaching. You will also see why Kruger has won so many games with the the he motivates and teaches his players. This basketball drills DVD contains the foundation of everything OU does during the season. While all of the skills, fundamentals, and offensive sets are not exhaustive, it shows how he teaches the basics. It includes individual skill development, conditioning, half court offense, half court defense, and transition work. It can be daunting to set-up your entire program in three practices but Kruger shows how it can be done. Coach Kruger constantly emphasizes communication. You will see how he encourages both his players and assistant to continually use their voices to help communicate. His assistants are very involved and vocal during the practices and it adds a wave of energy for each drill. Kruger is not a drill sergeant of a coach but rather uses a softer, more encouraging tone to motivate his players. Day 1 Basketball Practice Coach Kruger has defense as the main focus of day one. He uses a variety of shell drills to teach the foundation of their defense which include positioning, communication, effort, physicality, covering cutters, screens, and help side responsibility. He also moves the defense into the full court. He goes over the fundamental transition rules and briefly covers their full court defense and the responsibilities of each layer of the press. After watching this one practice you get the feel that OU really likes to run an up tempo game. Much of the practice is devoted to both offense and defensive transition. On offense, Kruger teaches his players how to use the trailer as both a ball-screened and ball reversal pivot man. He teaches his players to be patient when attacking so they can see all of the options and make the right play at the right time. Day 2 Basketball Practice Day two begins with a really cool series of 11 drills. The drills begin with individual player development and progress to include break down drills of the teams offensive and defensive schemes and actions. It is a great way warm up the team, work on individual skill, and team schemes. This day also includes a huge dedication to breakdown drills. Kruger uses 1-on-1 all the way through 4-on-4 drills to reinforce the fundamentals they want to see on offense. Players will develop chemistry along with learning the basics of their offense which include moving without the ball, screening, passing, and dribble penetration. Kruger also briefly goes over their basic zone offense principles. Defensively, Kruger piggy backs off the the first day be reinforcing what they learned about the press. He focus on teaching disadvantage situations by using more breakdown drills. Day 3 Basketball Practice The practice lay-out and drills are very similar to the previous two days, however, with a noticeable shift of expectations. Kruger moves from the mechanics of what they are doing to getting results from each drill. He continues to hone the half court offense and defense while also introducing his full-court man press. In day three, the Sooners work more in groups of five. They get repetitions in primary and secondary fast break with 5-0 full court trips. They also spend a large amount of practice time going live with a 5-on-5 scrimmage. During the scrimmage Kroger and his staff continue to coach and emphasize the principles they are trying to teach on offense and defense. This all-access look into Oklahoma's basketball team has the potential to change the course of your program and coaching career so do not wait to rent this DVD. Rent this basketball drills and practice DVD today.

Man-to-Man Defensive Fundamentals: A Foundation for Success In this video, learn the philosophy of Roy Rana, head basketball coach at Ryerson University in Canada. Rana’s defenses were crucial in his leading the Canadian U-19 National Team to a gold medal at the 2017 FIBA championships. Learn how Rana teaches players to stop pick and rolls, play lock down transition defense, and build outstanding individual defenders. Individual Defense Fundamentals In today’s game, players need to understand how to defend dribble penetration, stop easy transition baskets, and defend any pick-and-roll situation. Coach Rana uses three different 1-on-1 drills to teach the proper footwork in the stance and closeout. Coach Rana then progresses to 1-on-2 and 3-on-3 situations where players learn to stunt, recover, and work on help side defense. Pick and Roll Defense Defeating the pick and roll has become a necessary skill for all players on the floor. Coach Rana will illustrate how your players can ice a ball screen all while maintaining sound help side defense. The pick and roll comes in many shapes and sizes and players must become comfortable in defending ball screens, skip passes, and dribble hand-offs. All are explained by Coach Rana in this video. Transition Defense One of the more common situations that defenses face is the shorthanded 5-on-3. Coach Rana describes how to buy time for the remaining defensive help to recover. Players learn how to stop the ball, guard the basket, and defend the first pass. Doing so can give defenders enough time to recover into a 5-on-5 situation. Coach Rana stresses communication as a key to stopping opponents at half court allowing defenders to get back into an even situation. Special Situations The end of a game presents a number of situations that, if practiced properly, can put more Ws in your win column. Defending late game situations can increase your propensity to win. Defending an out of bounds play under the basket with less than 10 seconds to play or a sideline out of bounds with less than five second are situations that, if taught correctly, can improve your team’s winning percentage. You will witness Coach Rana’s amazing attention to detail and see firsthand how man-to-man defense in all situations leads to success. 78 minutes. 2016.

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BASKETBALL WORKOUT SEAN MILLER ABOUT THE COACH He is the head coach of the University of Arizona. In 2014, he won the 2014 Pac-12 champions. He was also the coach of the year when he won it. He is also the three times conference coach of the year. He has been the coach of the year in 2010 A-10 Xavier. ABOUT THE VIDEO Basketball was introduced to Sean Miller at a very young age by his father. This is the reason that Miller sees it as important to also teach the game to his boys like a father would teach his sons. This video would keep you a massive hint as to how he has chosen to pass the game down to his sons. In the video, you can see clearly Sean miller teaching his boys the importance of having great handling skills. He also ensures that there is no difference between the workout which the Arizona Wildcats are going through and that of his sons. While this exercise is often regarded as tough for anyone who tries it, it is necessary if one is to develop power on his weaker hands and to gain the necessary handling in the game. One thing which is normally taken for granted in the sports is passing. Many people skill passing when it comes to training themselves on their individual skills. Through this video, the coach shows how to practice and improve this aspect of your game through the use of a wall. This is what the coach uses for his son. This allows them to practice drills that work with their chest region, then a bounce and of course, the overhead pass. In this video, Sean Miller also covers the shooting aspect of the game. He teaches his sons the same drills which he uses on students from Arizona. While it may be a bit worryingly due to the fact that his sons are not adults, there is little or no need to be afraid. Most of the workout here is to allow basketball players to develop the basics which they would need to play the game well and this is exactly what young players need. He also focuses on the attacking pressure. One skill or set which is used in basketball is the application of pressure in order to force the other team into making a mistake. He teaches them how to ensure that they are not swayed by a defender and how to remain open for fellow teammates. He also ensures that they cover the triple threat drill in the video. The coach makes this video an all-around thing by also focusing on certain defensive qualities which is sure to help you in your game. The video concludes after he explains to his sons how to use screens properly. The video is quite straightforward and easy to use. It helps young players to have the best shot at learning the game completely through sets of drills shown in this video.

Perimeter Player Basketball Drills for Girls Learn Sheri Coale's Perimeter Player Basketball Drills. Oklahoma women’s head basketball coach Sheri Coale has built the Sooners program into one of the nation’s best. Coale has 10 conference championships – six regular season and four tournament – and has taken Oklahoma to the NCAA tournament every year since 1999. While building a program, Coach Coale understands the necessity of learning the individual skills needed to be part of a bigger team. In this video, she presents to you over 20 individual skill development drills that will help you design meaningful player workouts. From ball handling all the way to shooting the basketball, you will learn how you can provide effective workouts, especially those for perimeter players, to enhance your program. Ball Handling Perimeter Player Drills Perimeter players must know how to advance the basketball safely and securely. Coach Coale starts with an effective ball handling progression that begins with simple stationary dribbling. Players progress to figure eights, wrap arounds, and even two-ball drills. The progression takes players through more complex drills in an effort to develop players that can effectively dribble the ball up the floor while envisioning the entire court. Passing & Catching Basketball Drills Two of the more overlooked fundamental skills in the game of basketball are passing and catching. Perimeter players must become familiar with a variety of passing options. The chest pass and bounce pass are just two of many. Coale shows how players should catch the basketball and immediately be in triple-threat position. Use of the feet and positioning are stressed here as Coach Coale emphasizes putting perimeter players in a catch-and-shoot position upon receiving a pass. A number of drills are presented including partner passing and shooting off of a number of different screens. Perimeter Player Basketball Drills - Shooting The final segment of the video stresses one of the most important fundamental skills in basketball – shooting. Coach Coale shows you basic screen actions and cutting in order to get your best perimeter shooters open. There is emphasis placed on setting different screens – down screen, back screen, flare screen, and the pin screen – and how your perimeter players can score off of them. Coale stresses working at game speed so that players get in the habit of getting open and shooting from spots where they will shoot in games. This 78-minute perimeter player basketball drills video from one of womens college basketball’s best is one of the best for helping your players develop the fundamentals of basketball.