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Open Practice: On the Line Half-Court Defense & Full Court Presses Learn to build a powerful, smothering man-to-man defense from one of the best defensive minds in college basketball, TCU head coach Jamie Dixon. The former Pitt head coach, Dixon took the Panthers to 11 NCAA tournaments in 13 seasons before moving on to his alma mater. In three seasons with the Horned Frogs, Dixon has two NIT Final Fours, one NIT championship, and one trip to the NCAA tourney. One of the big reasons for Dixon’s success is a defense that is tough to crack. In this open practice style video, you will watch as Dixon teaches in practice in whiteboard sessions and on the court. He provides a number of drills and concepts that you can use to install a successful man-to-man defense. Individual Defensive Fundamentals No matter what style of defense you play, great defenses are made up of strong individual defenders. Dixon builds these defenders using a series of four fundamental drills. These drills develop the closeout technique, improve instincts to jump toward the ball, challenge shots, help of dribble penetration, and play great denial defense in the post. Disadvantage Drills Placing defenders in disadvantaged situations forces players to unite. Dixon uses the George Karl drill to create confusion for players by forcing them to recognize the biggest offensive threats and communicate every possession. The 3-Out 1-In alignment in the Shell Drill helps players understand angles on the floor and how to defend in the post. Two other team drills put defenders at a disadvantage and teach players to scramble and provide constant help on defense. Players have to use great positioning, communication, and technique to succeed. Shell Drill Dixon uses the Shell Drill to teach players how to fight through down screens and flare screens. Players get plenty of reps and Dixon provides numerous teaching points on technique. He also adds in post defense making his Shell Drill one of the most comprehensive you will find. Help rotations are also important as they prevent easy baskets when defenders get beat by dribble penetration. Watch as Dixon breaks down the responsibility of each player in a help position and see how those players can provide support and then recover. Transition/Press Defense The final element of Dixon’s defensive playbook is transition defense and press defense. Dixon will show you how to protect the rim in transition and trap ball screens in man-to-man. Learn how to apply a 1-3-1 press after a free throw and create traps to force turnovers. You will also see the Diamond Press, which extends pressure to the full court. Coach Dixon’s teams have been known for their defense throughout his career. He consistently produces lock-down defenses year-in and year-out. Learn how he does it in this excellent open practice video.

Open Practice: Offensive & Defensive Systems Learn how to design the perfect practice, one that focuses on both offensive and defensive skills. IUPUI head coach Jason Gardner, a former All-American at Arizona, goes through a full practice layout that includes a number of individual drills as well as full team drills. The open practice covers a wide range of skills from transition offense to defensive half-court drills. Players work on man-to-man defense, weak side and help defense, and learn to defend ball screens. Developmental Drills for Skill Improvement No matter what level you coach, improving the basic skills of passing, ball handling, and shooting will benefit any team. Players are taken through a warm up that improve players’ abilities to make correct passes, improve condition, and teach players proper spacing while running the floor. Gardner teaches players how to get open against defensive pressure with a variety of shell drills. The drills are dual purpose as players learn how to jump to the ball on defense and how to be at the help line. Coach Gardner has players work through defense at game speed in game situations. Drills include: Wisconsin Passing Weave Shooting Shell Drill Weak Defense on Ball Screens Green or Hard Show Pacer Drill Transition Shooting Defensive Breakdown Drills Coach Gardner shares his breakdown drills that define his defensive system. All of his drills emphasize communication and are done at game speed so that the drills are competitive and game-like. Gardner stresses precision in the hard show and in stunting instead of switching on ball screens. Many of Coach Gardner’s drills show athletes how to defend the post to guard screens against man-to-man defense where offenses space the floor with a variety of strategies. The shell drills are a great lead-in to the half-court defense. You also see shooting drills that are ideal in the early offense in transition. The drills break down how to space the offense with the post getting down the floor first. The trailer follows looking for a catch and shoot from the perimeter. Gardner’s coaching style is very low-key, but he does demand a lot from his players. He insists they pay specific attention to detail in each and every drill. There is no reason you cannot do the same with all that is presented in this 94-minute video.

Open Practice: Offense Drills Develop your program’s offensive skills with the help of Indiana State head coach Greg Lansing. In this open practice style video, Coach Lansing puts his team through 13 individual and team drills designed to promote offensive success. With an intensity and attention to detail rivaled by few, Coach Lansing builds the foundation for offensive success with drills that cover ball handling, footwork, team drills that teach the motion offense. Skill Development Drills Coach Lansing shows you six drills you can use as a warm up to get players moving at the start of practice. These drills help improve passing, ball handling, and shooting. The passing drills, like 4 Corners, emphasize improving skills such as the jump stop, pivoting, catching, and communication. Moving without the ball is a skill all players must have. Coach Lansing uses the Make 15 drill to teach players to get open against defensive pressure. Players use a bounce pass to score off of a backdoor cut. Players then work through a series of cuts while trying to make 15 consecutive layups. The actions taught in the drill are adaptable to any offense and include the following: V-Cuts Passing and Receiving Pivoting Making and Passing to the backdoor cut Finishing in the half-court Offensive Breakdown Drills Lansing then gets into Indiana State’s offensive system and shows you five breakdown drills that teach it. You will watch as Coach Lansing emphasizes precision passing, cutting, feeding the post, player movement, and pushing the ball in transition. All of the drills are done at game speed and force players to compete and be precise. Multiple drills work on feeding the post versus defensive pressure as well as spacing the floor to work on perimeter movement. The Quick Swing Drill works on using fast reversals to find an open shooter when the defense collapses into the paint. One of Lansing’s favorite drills is Space Up Shooting. The drill breaks down how to space off of drive and kick movements. Players also use ball screens, quick swings, and post feeds as part of the drill. It is one of the many Lansing uses to teach offense. His full speed approach to practice can surely benefit your program with an amazing intensity and attention to detail.

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Features & Benefits Your passing game will be more versatile Learn 10 misdirection passing plays These plays can be incorporated into your two-minute offense Lew Johnston Western Branch HS (VA) Head Coach, 5x District Champions, 4x "Coach of The Year" District Coach Johnston discusses his passing skills within the Spinner S’Wing-T offense. Johnston covers play action passes most effectively, but Johnston also covers motion screen and quick fire passes to help you adapt to different defensive situations. Johnston shares 10 misdirection passes that will help you get over tough defensive lines and into the end zone. He uses whiteboard diagrams and video footage. The 41 Sweep Pass makes use of the misdirection from its running play to draw defenders towards the line, creating several options for 25 yard passes. Johnston covers the essential primary blocks that are often overlooked, but which are crucial to this play's success. His quick plays are a great part of a 2-minute offense. They also help keep the ball moving. For example, the 92 Spread is a great play that can be used to get out of bounds safely and stop the clock. These plays, combined with the solid foundation of the Spinner S’Wing-T will ensure that you are always one step ahead of any defense. 48 minutes. 2009.

Basketball Drills with Scott Sutton Looking for creative ways to add variety to your practices? Former Oral Roberts University head coach Scott Sutton has the answer. In this open practice video, Sutton, the son of legendary coach Eddie Sutton, shares a number of different drills all designed to improve your players’ performance. Coach Sutton sharpens players’ skills in shooting, rebounding, and even installs offensive and defensive concepts with breakdown drills. Coach Sutton’s video is the perfect way to start off your new season with practice drills covering a wide variety of topics. Sutton takes you inside the first practice of a season at Oral Roberts, one that can serve as a blueprint for your early season practices. Shooting Basketball Drills Coach Sutton shares two drills that give players enough repetitions to work on improving their shooting accuracy. The 5-Balls Drill motivates players to focus on their form in a competitive environment. The Perimeter Pass & Shoot Drill teaches players how to make an extra pass to find the open shooter. Rebounding Basketball Drills Two more drills focus on teaching players how to rebound. The 2-on-1 Rebounding Drill is one that serves the purpose of finding out who the tough players on your team are. Players must learn how to collision opponents and hold their position in order to grab rebounds. Conditioning Basketball Drills Coach Sutton uses several drills to serve as conditioning tools in addition to working on certain basketball skills. The Hourglass Drill works on defensive slides but also forces players to communicate. The 84 & 2 Drill forces players to make critical layups in transition. Both of these drills teach important basketball skills while also adding a conditioning element. Motion Offense Basketball Drills At Oral Roberts, Sutton used a drill to work on down screen execution in the Motion Offense. There are two variations of this drill that work on multiple cutting options off of down screens. Players learn to cut sharply and make their movements as explosive and efficient as possible. Transition Basketball Drills The 4-Man Break Drills teaches Coach Sutton’s primary fast break. The 5-on-0 Secondary is a great drill for teaching a number of transition offense concepts as players run through all of their fast break options. Coach Sutton also runs through the press break offense so players learn how to space the floor properly and how to use multiple cutters to advance the ball up the floor. Defense Basketball Drills Six defensive drills are part of Sutton’s emphasis on a Day 1 practice. These drills teach players how to defend the post, pressure the ball, and deflect passes. The Dog Drill teaches on-ball defense in a 1-on-1 environment. Defenders work to no allow the ball to be advanced up the floor. The Mr. Iba Drill is an all-purpose drill that lets you know who your best defenders are. Coach Sutton’s video is an inside look at Oral Roberts University’s first day of practice for the new season and can help you plan your early season practices. Rent this basketball drills DVD today.

Basketball Practice with Kelvin Sampson Houston head basketball coach Kelvin Sampson has won everywhere he has been as evidenced by five coach of the year honors in four different conferences. In this video, you go inside three practices at Houston where Sampson is preparing his team for international competition in China. Coach Sampson uses the whiteboard to break down his drills and offensive and defensive sets. You also get live practice footage as Cougars players put Sampson’s teachings to work in drills and live scrimmage action. The initial basketball practice session focuses on defense. Coach Sampson provides his philosophy for turning a team into great transition defenders. You will see a number of demonstrations and drills that Sampson uses to install the defense. The team builds its culture through a series of warm up drills that demand intensity from players as they work on fundamental basketball skills like passing, shooting, and ball handling. Players work on transition defense in 2-on-1, 3-on-2, and 4-on-3 drills. Each of the drills has a trailing defender to simulate game action. Sampson emphasizes that players communicate, stop the ball, and match up. Players move into the Shell Drill to work on the team’s defensive principles and to defend specific actions like pin downs and staggers. Coach Sampson interjects with the whiteboard to talk about help defense and the team works on rotations on a baseline drive, defending cuts, and stopping the slot drive. Coach Sampson places high value on rebounding and uses a few different drills to build toughness. The offense is also introduced here with Sampson using the whiteboard to diagram how it all works. The video then moves into the second practice where Coach Sampson focuses on installing the major components of the offense. Players run through three baseline inbounds plays, four sideline inbounds plays, and two half-court set plays. The players do it first in a 5-on-0 environment before finally going against a full defense. Basketball Practice Template In the third practice, Coach Sampson continues building the defensive system with an emphasis on denying passing lanes. The practice features plenty of 5-on-5 action including half-court scrimmages. Full court pressure strategies off of a made throw are reviewed and much more. This open practice from one of the game’s top coaches gives insight into how a championship program is run. You will find a number of drills you can implement into your program as well as ideas on how to build a winning culture. Rent this basketball practice DVD today.

Tom Izzo Drills for Basketball Man-to-Man Offense, Practice Drills, and Scouting Watch and learn how Michigan State head coach Tom Izzo builds his teams into perennial contenders for the NCAA title in this open practice video. Izzo, who has led the Spartans to eight Final Fours, grants access to a practice devoted to transition offense, man-to-man and zone offense, and installing the matchup zone defense. Film Session The begins by having you sit in on a film session where you get a glimpse at the level of detail Izzo provides to his players. With practice video from the day prior, Izzo corrects flaws in foot placement, player positioning, and situational recognition. Transition Offense Learn the Five Man Break Tom Izzo Drills and see how you can incorporate dribble handoffs, ball screens, and wide pin downs to score in transition. Izzo also runs the 3-on-2 Continuity Drills where you will learn how to take advantage of outnumbered fast break situations. These drills help your players play faster and convert in transition. Player Development Izzo works on shooting on the move with perimeter players and post players work on four scoring moves from the high and low post. The Three-Man Shooting Drill has become an Izzo favorite because it gets players shots in game-like situations through actions run in the Spartans offense. You will also see how this drill can be applied to teaching dribble hand offs and side ball screens. Zone Offense Using a 5-on-0 half-court offense, Coach Izzo shows you how to break down a zone defense with four set plays. Each target specific weaknesses in a zone defense. Arm Chop targets two zone defenders for an open 3-pointer at the top of the key. Each play is demonstrated in a full 5-on-5 half-court scrimmage setting. 2-3 Match Up Zone Defense Izzo uses breakdown drills to teach the matchup zone defense. You will learn the correct rotations and how rotations can change in an overload situation. Izzo emphasizes technique and player communication on “bumping” defenders with the ball at the wing. The concepts are then expanded to a 5-on-5 scrimmage situation. Coach Izzo offers up a little everything in 217 minutes. You will see developmental drills, drills for transition offense and defense, and the matchup zone. The video is a great way to experience one of the greatest coaches of this generation. Rent this Tom Izzo Drills DVD today.

Open Practice: Offensive Breakdowns and Drills University of Maryland women’s head basketball coach Brenda Frese has taken teams to the Final Four (2014 & 2015) and even won a national championship (2006). She has done so with an up-tempo style of play that she has built through a number of position-specific drills. In this video, she shares breakdown drills designed to simulate game-like situations. Players learn to handle the ball, pass, and shoot in live situational drills. Shooting Frese uses position-specific breakdown drills based on the sets from her offense to develop shooters. Players participate in full team competitive shooting drills. Coach Frese shows you how to get your entire team into the drill working on shots that each player will take in game situations. Individual Skill Work and Offense Breakdown In this segment, Coach Frese uses Maryland’s primary offensive set, Thumbs, and breaks it down into shooting drills for both guards and posts. Post players work on Sikma moves on the block and scoring moves from the high post. Guards work on post feeds and actions that happen after the pass. The 4 Series helps to develop shots after using and refusing ball screens. Posts work on scoring against different looks on rolls and pops. Passing, Rebounding, and Defense Coach Frese demonstrates three drills that work on passing, rebounding, and defense. They are: 5-4-3 Flawless Drill: Passing drill that focuses on advancing the ball up the floor for easy baskets in transition Triangle Rebounding Drill: Teaches players how to gain position for an offensive rebound Pistons Drill: Players focus and work on defensive concepts such as closeouts, denying cutters, and maintaining defensive position with ball movement Press Break 1-on-1 & 1-on-2 Refine your press offense and sharpen up your team’s passing skills with three breakdown drills shared by Coach Frese. She also instructs her players how and where to get open on the floor. She shows you angles and areas of the court you can and cannot attack. Players learn to get open in 1-on-1 situations and as well as how to get open in a 1-on-2 situation and handle a trap without turning the ball over.

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Open Practice: Offensive Drills and Strategies Discover a diverse, adaptable offense that will take your team to the next level in this video from University of Central Oklahoma head Bob Hoffman. Coach Hoffman focuses on-ball screen offense, quick hitters, set plays, and more using live practice footage and whiteboard sessions. Coach Hoffman is the former head coach at Mercer University who took the Bears to their first-ever NCAA tournament back in 2014. Before hitting the court, Coach Hoffman discusses the keys to his offense. One very simple key is keeping plays simple but adaptable in both setup and execution. This makes it easy for your players but difficult for defenses to defend you. Another element of Hoffman’s defensive philosophy is a belief in fast tempo secondary transition. He draws up a few quick hitters from his version of the Carolina Break. These actions are used depending upon what the defense does and then easily flow right into the offense if an immediate scoring chance is not available. Next, Coach Hoffman shares two box set plays used to score off of a delayed screen. Both plays use early screening action and can adapt into any Horns set you would like to run. Dead ball situations are ones that Hoffman believes are scoring opportunities. You don’t just work to get the ball inbounds, but you use the play as a direct attempt to score. Coach Hoffman draws up two baseline inbounds plays to attack either man or zone defenses. On the practice floor, Hoffman’s players run their ball screen offense in a 5-on-0 format in both full- and half-court segments. They begin in transition and then run through several series of their early offense. “Double” is one such series where both posts set a double screen for the point guard in transition. The play is simple but confuses the help defense, which must decide which player has the ball handler and the roll player. “Chin” is another series that uses a down screen to free up a post to run into a high-ball screen without a help defender. Coach Hoffman also shows you how to flow into early ball screens in your transition offense along with variations. The practice setting also reveals a number of other aspects of Hoffman’s offensive system. You will see four baseline inbounds plays that use stagger screens and screen-the-screener actions. There is also a segment where Hoffman’s players practice against a 1-2-2 zone using “Muscle” and “Muscle Runner” set plays. Both overload the defense and create post-ups with a high-ball screen and quick reversal to a corner shooter. Coach Hoffman’s presentation is a culmination of 25-plus years of coaching offense. It’s a diverse and adaptable strategy that players can learn easily and keeps opposing defenses guessing.

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Basketball Practice Template with Ben Jacobson Three-time Missouri Valley Conference Coach of the Year Ben Jacobson of Northern Iowa shares his basketball practice template and drill instruction in this video to help you produce better results in live game action. Coach Jacobson has been extremely successful at Northern Iowa – he has the most career wins of any UNI head coach – and he doesn’t hold back in this open practice presentation. Jacobson shows you how he builds his on-ball and off-ball defense at Northern Iowa. Warm-Up for Basketball Practice The warm up portion of the presentation consists of Coach Jacobson and his staff demonstrating a number of drills used to improve footwork, balance, and the closeout. Jacobson stresses two key fundamentals – closing out to contest the shot and keeping the hands wide to defend the dribble. The warm up drills then progress to longer closeouts where players must take short steps to remain in contact with the floor as they execute the closeout. The warm up drills progress to 3-on-3, 4-on-4, and 5-on-5 scenarios where Coach Jacobson emphasizes being light on the feet, keeping the head on a swivel, and always being ready to move. Transition Defense Drills Teams that win in transition are usually teams that win plenty of games. Teams must be able to convert offensively in transition when they have an advantage. Likewise, teams must be able to defend in transition when they are at a disadvantage. Coach Jacobson shares a transition drill that addresses both the offensive and defensive ends. Half-Court Defense Coach Jacobson’s basketball practice template concludes with two drills he uses to teach his half-court defense. Teams must have the ability to produce stops in the half-court game especially when at a disadvantage. Jacobson presents these drills: Butler Drill: Starts as a 4-on-3 drill where the defense must communicate, cover for each other and rotate. Emphasis is on defending the ball one-on-one to reduce the number of rotations. Shutout Drill: This is a 5-on-5 drill that teaches the defense to make stops until the 35-second shot clock runs out. The clock resets when the offense scores, gets an offensive rebound, or is fouled. Coach Jacobson’s 72-minute basketball practice template video is a wonderful presentation if you are looking to raise the level of your team defense this season. You will see how you can organize your practices and get the most of your time on the court. Rent this basketball practice template DVD today.