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Basketball Passing Drills & Ball Control Passing is a fundamental skill in basketball that players must master. Lyndsey Fennelly, an All-American point guard at Iowa State, is now a basketball trainer and coach and in this video demonstrates how she trains players to become dynamic ball handlers and efficient passers. Fennelly was a second-round pick of the Indiana Fever after leading Iowa State in assists during the 2006-07 season. She is the former course director at Point Guard College. Coach Fennelly begins the training session with a warm up. Players progress through 10 different ball handling drills that build confidence. Fennelly has her players dribble at game speed to get them out of their comfort zone. In just 10 minutes per session, players can really build their dribbling confidence. After the warm up, Coach Fennelly then begins to add drills that simulate game-like conditions. She adds movement and contact. Players work from the wing to attack the rim using different dribbles and finishes. Coach Fennelly teaches four different attacking moves in the Wing Attack Drill. Players develop dexterity and placement of the off arm to protect the basketball. Fennelly also teaches the Eurostep here training the technique from baseline to middle and from middle to baseline. Basketball Passing Drills for Games Coach Fennelly also includes drills designed to improve passing. This is often overlooked by coaches today. Fennelly’s drills are designed to promote passing confidence so that players can make difficult passes under pressure. Four types of passes are taught – hook, push, rugby, and behind the back. Coaches looking to build better ball handlers and better passers will take much away from Coach Fennelly’s video. Most of the drills presented can be done individually, with a single partner, or with a team. No matter the skill level, the drills in this 46-minute video can help develop players that are unstoppable scoring and passing threats. Rent this basketball passing drills DVD today.

Strength and Conditioning Warm-Ups for Basketball Strength Training and Conditioning video wtih Danny Manning. The basketball season is a long one and the best teams are able to sustain their efforts through multiple 36- (high school) or 40-minute (college) games and do so successfully. In this video, Ryan Horn, the director of sports performance at Wake Forest, pairs up with Demon Deacons head coach Danny Manning to show you how to improve players’ strength and agility all while minimizing the risk of injury. Coach Horn uses on-court demonstration to show you a series of simple exercises that he uses to get player ready to practice, play in games, and get through an entire season. Each of the exercises is simple and doesn’t require any extra equipment. The idea behind this workout is to build explosiveness and agility in athletes. At the same time, the workout helps to reduce the risk of injury. Strength Training and Conditioning 3 Stages  Coach Horn’s presentation is broken into three stages. Stage 1 includes preparatory drills. These are drills that help players warm up and develop fluidity in their motions. They also prepare the body for the more difficult exercises to come. The Pogo Hop series helps enhance players’ reactive abilities. By using small hops in a variety of directions, these exercises help to strengthen the ankles, shins, and legs. The drills also prepare these areas of the body for more difficult drills later in a workout. Other preparatory drills include high knees and straight leg skips. The second stage of strength training and conditioning drills is the Combo Agility series, which works on developing posture and range of motion. Players go about 70 to 80 percent of their full effort in these drills. Slides and back pedals simulate movements in games. These simple drills can be done quickly, but the results can have dramatic effects on players’ overall performance. The final stage of drills is the Stop and Go series. These drills are high intensity movements that prepare athletes for games and double as injury prevention drills. Stop and Go drills teach athletes how to correctly decelerate, an important part of injury prevention. This 68-minute video is great for athletes at any level. The exercises are very simple to teach and do not require a lot of practice time. Your team can get stronger, faster, quicker, and prevent injuries in a short amount of time following Coach Horn’s guidance. Rent this strength training and conditioning DVD for basketball today.

Basketball Plays, Drills, and Concepts from Around the World Terry Layton understands basketball from a global perspective and shares his knowledge of the sport with you in this video. Coach Layton has over 300 wins at the high school, junior college, and college level in the U.S. and has another 300-plus wins at the international level. He has worked as a talent scout in Latin America, done work around the world with Athletes in Action, and serves as a Nike scout and International Basketball Consultant for Latin America. Coach Layton shares his knowledge of the international game in this instructional DVD where he first discusses the international style of play. He will show you how to incorporate the pick and roll into a flex offense and teach you how to neutralize the first defender back in transition. You will also learn a Yugoslavian set play that creates a scoring opportunity for every player on the floor. Initially, Coach Layton discusses why international players have a better understanding of spacing on a basketball floor. It can be traced back to soccer. Most international players have played soccer at some level. Soccer helps players understand spacing much easier on a basketball floor. Understanding spacing can help teams score more and Coach Layton shows you how. Basketball Plays On the Court Demonstration Using on-court demonstrations, Coach Layton teaches proper spacing as part of the Magnano Flex, a very successful offense that is used around the globe. The Magnano Flex prevents defenses from simply camping out under the basket and defending all of your cuts around the rim. Coach Layton then shows you a transition offense that creates advantages by taking advantage of the first defender back. This method of attacking a defense creates a very aggressive transition game that coaches can use to their advantage. You will also see a few sideline out of bounds plays and set basketball plays from Coach Layton. The Yugoslavian play incorporates screening in the post away from the ball. You will see one of the hottest new trends in the international game – screen, pick, pop, and roll. Each action or play has its own practice drills that Coach Layton shows you so that players understand the movements and how to break down any defense. Coach Layton provides you the knowledge and expertise to effectively implement concepts from around the world. This 57-minute video provides you will actions the best teams in the world are using. Rent this basketball plays DVD today.

Perimeter Player Development Today’s game of basketball is much more dependent upon the perimeter game. Players love to shoot the 3-pointer as well as drive to the rim, but what is often neglected is the pick and roll defense, handling the ball with both hands, footwork, and maximizing the dribble. Marquis Hines, former three-time Wisconsin Division I state championship head girls coach at Vincent HS, discusses what it takes to be a complete, all-around perimeter player. He shows you a series of drills that focus on the skills needed to become a polished offensive threat. The presentation begins with several drills to train the mid-range jump shot. It progresses to the fade-counter move for mid- and long-range shots. Coach Hines demonstrates drills using chairs for closer pull-up jumpers and how to get to the rim. Finally, players learn to shoot off of a down screen. Coach Hines explains the specific footwork that perimeter players must have to improve their shooting form. Coach Hines is a big believer in training ball handling. He puts players through a series of dribbling drills that utilize chairs as stationary defenders. Hines teaches the correct form for a crossover dribble, between the legs, and around-the-back moves. He also explains the importance of the first two dribbles which helps to eliminate unnecessary dribbling, create space, and gain an advantage. The Definitive Pick and Roll drill is a 2-on-2 situation where Coach Hines discusses how to hedge, show, and be in help mode in order to take away any advantage created by an on-ball screen. The presentation ends with individual shooting drills that work on stepping into the shot all while maintaining balance when using an off-the-ball cut. Coach Hines’ presentation brings guard play back to its heyday while preparing perimeter players for the nuances of modern basketball offense.

Practice Planning for Basketball & Program Development Learn how to build your program from the ground up from one of the best high school coaches of all-time. Bob Hurley was the long-time head coach at St. Anthony’s (NJ) HS where he built a program that captured 28 state parochial championships and three USA Today national championships. A member of the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame, Hurley shares with you the building of a successful high school program and how he structures practices. Coach Hurley’s video is packed full of information including new ideas, concepts, and drills to help you lay the groundwork for a successful basketball program. Building a High School Basketball Program Coach Hurley presents the keys to developing a successful program. These eight keys cover everything from having an emphasis on fundamentals and physical fitness to playing hard and his “WIN” statistics. Coach Hurley discusses his coaching philosophy and provides an outline of what you should be thinking about when attempting to build a high school basketball program. In the final section related to building a program, Coach Hurley walks you through his team’s contract. All players and their parents must sign the contract in order to play for Hurley. The contract contains 18 different points and it covers items both on and off the court. Basketball Practice Planning and Drills One area where coaches seek information is in practice planning. Coach Hurley gives you his thoughts and philosophy regarding the topic. He presents eight areas that you should consider when planning a practice. These include items such as practice set up, using the clock, and having 30-second “quick meets,” similar to a timeout, at practice. You will also witness 15 of Coach Hurley’s favorite drills that he used with his teams. The drills include both half-court and full-court situations and work on the fundamentals of basketball. You will see dribbling, passing, catching, shooting drills, and more. Coach Hurley is one of the best high school coaches ever and one of the reasons was his toughness. His demanding style helped players achieve their goals and produce over 1,000 wins in Hurley’s career. More than 100 of his athletes went on to play Division I basketball, a testament to the abilities of Hurley. Add this video to your collection and take some of his ideas as you build your program. Rent this practice planning for basketball DVD today.

Get 48 quick hitting sets Plays that will allow you to identify your best player You can keep the defense guessing with counters and disguises. To confuse any zone defense, create overloads Tara VanDerveer: Women's Basketball Hall of Fame. More than 750 career wins What are your go-to plays when you need quick help from your best player and the game is at stake? This comprehensive instructional video by Championsip Productions shows Tara VanDerveer, Women's Basketball Hall of Famer, her top quick hitter moves for making easy baskets. Three quick entries from the 1-4 High Post setup allow you to lay up in just three passes. VanDerveer then adds 10 twists to these entries that give counters to help keep defenses away from your plays. These plays can be run in a box or stack to keep the defense guessing. Without having to learn any new plays, your team can create confusion in the defense. What is the best way to face a zone? VanDerveer shows four sets from a single guard set that can all be run out of one stack set. VanDerveer shows an example play with three guards and a triple stack to confuse the zone. This creates match-up problems in the zone. You get 48 sets of counters and scores that will help you score quick points on your opponent and keep them guessing! 73 minutes. 2010.

john Calipari's Dribble Drive Offense With Post Play follow This Presentation And Watch The University Of Kentucky Head Coach, John Calipari, Give Answers To Some Of Your All Times Questions Such As: What Skills Should I Be Teaching My Post Players For A Dribble Drive Offense? How Do I Get My Post Players Involved In The Dribble Drive? in This Video, Coach John Calipari Will Lead You From Beginning To End Of A Widespread Workout Which You Can Use With Your Posts To Build Up The Necessary Needed Skills To Play The Dribble Drive Motion Offense. coach Calipari Kicked Off By Leading His Posts Around The Ball Handling Drills Which Is Able To Develop Even The Weakest Of Hands, Offer A Feel For The Ball And The Confidence Your Players Needed To Dribble The Ball With Their Head Up. calipari's Dribble Drive Offense Post Player Drills coach Calipari Also Unveiled The 10 Drills That Would Enable Any Player To Practice The Elements Of Spacing, Soft Hands And The "feel" Bigs Needed To Score Near The Basket. knowing That Pick And Roll Offers The Bigs A Variety Of Options To Score Once They Set A Screen, Coach Calipari Focused On Teaching Proper Spacing, Which Would Give Your Bigs A Number Of Options To The Rim Or The Ability To Find A Spot To Score. He Also Showcased Other Techniques Needed To Get An Opening Once The Post Defender Starts Cheating Up To Help Defend The Drive. to Wrap Up The Practice, Coach Calipari Lead The Posts Through A Perimeter Shooting Drill And A Rim-running Drill That Educates Post Players On How To Establish Position Inside When Running The Floor. you Can Make Your Dribble Drive Motion Offense Hit On All Cylinders With This Great Offering From John Calipari. Get It Today! rent Coach Calipari's Dribble Drive Offense Post Drills And Coach Like A Pro.

Do not let the defense get in the way of creating better shots. Find drills that will help you develop confidence in ball handling skills for your wings You need to create tough rebounders that can turn offensive rebounds into points John Calipari, 2x Naismith National Coaches of the Year, gives insight and demonstrations on-court Your wing players should learn to outrun their defenders and take the big shot. John Calipari, University of Kentucky Head Coach, shows you how to work with your wing players and develop the skills required to run the Dribble Drive Motion Offense. These drills have been used to produce back-to-back top five NBA draft picks as well as the second highest scoring average for 2009. Coach Calipari starts with a series ball handling drills to help develop a feeling for the basketball. These drills focus on hand/eye coordination as well as a push-pull technique that will help your wings feel the ball better. You will be able to throw the ball with confidence using crossover, behind-the-back and between-the legs techniques. Calipari emphasizes: Layups -Calipari offers a series of lay-up drills which focus on speed, moves, and finishing with contact. Calipari demonstrates how to protect the basketball by teaching it. Calipari also shows a stick-back drill to transform your wings into aggressive rebounders that turn offensive rebounds into point. Shooting- 25 high energy breakdown drills will allow your wings to practice a variety shots (lay-ups and 3-pointers, pull-up jumpers, etc.) during the natural flow. Calipari also offers a 4-minute shooting drill to get your wings ready for the big shot at end of the game. Calipari then shows you two drills that will prepare your wings for the big shot at end of game. The shooting drill, which lasts four minutes, forces the wings to shoot from five different spots on the floor. One-on-one drills are used to improve the wing's decision-making skills. This video course contains drills that will help you take advantage of all the Dribble Drive Motion Offense has to offer. This course will teach your players how they can create their own opportunities. 53 minutes. 2009.

Tom Izzo, three-time National Basketball Coaches of the Year, will show you how to dominate your opponent using quick hitting. Warm-up drills are included to help your team stay focused and ready for practice Here are 11 quick hitting drills that will help you fine tune your set plays Coach Tom Izzo shows off his mastery of setting up plays. Izzo shows 11 quick hits from the Quick Strike and Thumbs Down sets. Each play offers multiple counter looks and isolation opportunities. Izzo also uses a warm-up drill called the O'Neill Drill. This drill represents his entire defensive system. All of the components of a competitive drill are rolled into one: player communication, decision-making and transition offense. Izzo believes that this drill can be used to train your team for any defensive situation they may encounter in any game. The 2-on-1 and 5-on-5 progressions place pressure on the defense by using a numbers disadvantage. It requires communication and effective help-side defense each time they go down the floor. 76 minutes. 2009.

The Oak Hill Academy program by Steve Smith is one of the most highly regarded in the USA. This DVD features Coach Smith's favorite out-of-bounds plays, full court and half-court sets against zone and man-to-man defenses. Smith starts by explaining how practice can help players prepare for many different game situations. These special plays will teach you how to use the handoff, post your guards and score. The basic sets include multiple options in the same play. This will allow you to expand your playbook beyond just a few plays and give you dozens of scoring possibilities. This system of plays will help you to use your player's strengths and make it easier for you to get the ball in scoring areas more often. Smith offers a variety of scoring plays and ideas, regardless of whether you're a deliberate offensive or quick scoring coach. 64 minutes. 2008.

Coach Dixon's 4-Out-1In offense is anchored by good post play. Dixon shares drills that strengthen play inside the paint. McHale and Mikan drills are used to improve concentration, eye-hand coordination and finishing at the rim. Superman is an explosive drill in which the ball is moved from the floor to its destination. Dixon emphasizes the catch and whereabouts of the catch, patience and being able to locate the defense. He also stresses the importance of knowing your options and being comfortable before you make your move. Post Series teaches a variety of skills and concepts that are essential for successful post play. This is done through 1-on-1 competition. Playing in the post requires that you keep your feet on the ground and not get in the way. Dixon also discusses drills that help with defense and scoring. Dixon also teaches you how to get in scoring positions, catch the ball and use the inside jump hook to step through the paint. This DVD is the complete package for low post players! 42 minutes. 2007.

Drill progression is the key to player growth. Coach Crean demonstrates how this progression works, moving from an individual mode to the 1-0, 22-0, 3-3, and 4-0 modes. Crean emphasizes explosiveness in every drill, and all drills are intended to help each player score. This development is made possible by ball handling drills. Players use cones on the ground to practice seven drills that change speed and direction. The perimeter/post drill 2-0 works on the inside/out game. The perimeter player is given a second ball to work on flare screens, entry passes, the Houston cut, and go cuts. This drill is multi-purpose and can be used in any game situation. Post players learn to "punch in" on their weaker side, post big and finish strong. Post spacing is when the post defender is in front or behind. Two-step separation is a key skill. This involves the player separating from the defender. Perimeter players must learn to fade at each point on the screen in order to seperate from their defenders. Other important skills include the middle drive, spotting upward and two-step separation. Crean ends with the weak side series. The 4-0 progression combines all the pieces into one cohesive offensive attack. 73 minutes. 2007.

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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.