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Open Basketball Practice with Gary Waters Former Cleveland State head coach Gary Waters transformed the Vikings into a winner by developing the fundamentals needed to play a pressure style of defense and a continuity ball screen offense. In this video, Waters, the winningest coach in Cleveland State history, shows you how he organized practice and gives you some of the drills he used to lead to the Vikings to a 2011 Horizon League championship. Warm ups for Basketball Practice The first 15 minutes of each practice worked on individual player development with a heavy emphasis on individual skills. Guards work on ball handling and posts work on finishing at the rim. A number of ball handling drills are used while posts work on drop steps, jump hooks, and jump shots in the paint. Part of the warmup at the beginning of practice also includes a series of dynamic stretches, jump rope, and agility ladders. These help to prepare the body as well as work on individual quickness and agility. Jumping rope is made competitive to help athletes increase foot speed. The team jumps in 30-second intervals with a goal of 100 to 120 repetitions. Transition Drills for Basketball Practice The next segment of practice is all about transition. Coach Waters works first on fast break offense before flipping to transition defense. Players spot up in transition in a full-court shooting drill. They also learn to start the break with an outlet drill where they work on a quick outlet pass. Coach Waters explains the transition offense and identifies the various scoring options. The transition segment ends with a 5-on-5 ‘get back’ drill where the defense tries to recover from a disadvantage situation in the fast break. This a great drill for developing both offensive and defensive transition. Defense Drills for Basketball Practice To build proper defensive habits, Coach Waters shares a number of on-ball defense and close-out drills. You will see the basic rotations of his defense in the 4-on-4 Step Up Drill. There are also variations of the drill that will force the defense to change its rotations to stop dribble penetration. Ball Screen Offense Drills for Basketball Practice Coach Waters teaches his players the continuity ball screen offense by demonstrating the pattern and scoring options in a 5-on-0 setting. You will then see four breakdown drills that help to build the offense and train players to use the ball screen. You’ll see the whole offense in action in two different 5-on-5 scrimmages. This is a great look inside how a coach designs a whole practice system to build a program from the ground up. Rent this basketball practice DVD today.

Basketball Practice Drills with Greg McDermott Take a look behind the curtain at a typical Creighton University men’s basketball practice in this basketball practice drills video with Bluejays head coach Greg McDermott. You will see a variety of breakdown drills and a 4-on-4 shell drill all geared toward making your team better defenders. McDermott knows a thing or two about defense having taken Creighton to three Missouri Valley Conference tournament championships and the 2013 regular season title as well. With the focus on defense, McDermott shares with you a series of drills that build from basic concepts to larger team strategies. Players demonstrate these individual skill drills as McDermott provides his insight. Two great drills are seen here: Slide, Run and Pivot Drill: Players work on their defensive slides as they learn to explode into a move. Balance and footwork are the keys to success in this drill and in the game of basketball. Ranger Drill: This breakdown drill teaches the proper defensive rotations in a baseline drive-and-kick situation. Players get into the correct defensive positions, take charges, and hustle to block out. Coach McDermott works religiously with his players on closeouts. The ability to closeout is critical to building a sound team defense. McDermott uses two drills that help his players in this area. Three Line Closeouts: Coach McDermott demonstrates three different closeouts players must be able to execute – the Kobe, Korver, and Rondo. Each is different but must be mastered in the Creighton system. Berlin Closeouts: Players do not closeout their man in this drill. They work to the correct defensive position. Basketball Practice Drills for Team Defense Team defense is emphasized in the Shell Drill. Players must be able to deal with screens and McDermott discusses the components of screen defense. Finally, there is a 5-on-5 segment where you get to see the defensive concepts in action as well as some of Creighton’s offensive sets. Coach McDermott does share some of his offensive breakdown drills for perimeter and post players. He uses offensive breakdown stations that include: Guards: One More Drill, Shots Out of the Offense, Game Speed Cuts Forwards: Flips, Figure 8 Shooting, Walling Up & Boxing Out Coach McDermott’s practice is an excellent example of a fast-paced, well-balanced, and effective session. In 81 minutes, McDermott covers nearly every important aspect of defensive play offering something for everyone to take away. Rent this basketball practice drills DVD today.

Offensive Breakdown Drills and Skill Development Iowa State head women’s basketball coach Bill Fennelly has built a solid career by developing players on the offensive end of the court. Fennelly has over 670 career wins, has won two Big 12 regular season titles and one tournament title, and has taken his Cyclone teams to two Elite Eight appearances. In addition, Fennelly has served as a USA Basketball head coach and he led the 2011 World University Games team to a gold medal. In this offensive breakdown drills video, Coach Fennelly shares the finer points of player development with an emphasis on the offensive end of the floor. You will be amazed with the wealth of knowledge Coach Fennelly presents in relation to player development over the course of a season. The presentation is full of skills and drills that will not only help players develop their individual skills, but also the team as a whole. You will find that Coach Fennelly’s drills work on developing multiple skills, which allows for the maximizing of practice time. Offensive Breakdown Drills for Individuals & the Team Coach Fennelly’s drills include instruction on each of the following: Shooting free throws under pressure How to eliminate costly turnovers by taking care of the ball Enhancing players’ abilities to attack and finish at the rim against contact Scoring proficiency: learn 10 shooting drills that can be customized depending upon the time available and the types of shots you want players to take Learn to play with spacing on offense to open up lanes for dribble penetration and post feeds It doesn’t end there! Coach Fennelly adds more with a number of great drills that can be used in any program at any level. Coach Fennelly gives you some great ideas to help you develop your own drills as well. This is an outstanding presentation to add to any coach’s library. Rent this offensive breakdown drills DVD today.

Je Off-Season Basketball Skill Development Workout Off-season basketball skill development can go a long way in determining how well a team will perform during the regular season. Stanford University head coach Jerod Haase has a proven method for improving players’ skill levels. His toolbox of drills includes many that date back to his association with coaching great Roy Williams. Coach Haase shares with you a number of highly intense and competitive drills that can be used not only to improve skills, but also to keep athletes conditioned. The presentation begins with Coach Haase discussing how to approach skill development with a teammate on the court. He then goes into shooting drills that require players to get their footwork right. Coach Haase then shows how he incorporates “game action” into the drills as well as explaining how to avoid wasting time when doing any drill. Ball Handling Development The next part of the presentation focuses on ball handling. Coach Haase runs players through a number of stationary and on-the-move ball handling drills. Haase has one of his former players demonstrate the two-ball, on-the-move dribble workout, which is one of the highlights of the presentation. The idea of adding movement to the two-ball drill will challenge players to improve their ball handling skills. Post Player Drills & Counters Also presented is a post player workout. Haase likes his posts to develop a favorite move and a counter to it. They work on those skills to become great at a few things instead of just good at several skills. You will also see a great drill that teaches post players to own the block prior to receiving an entry pass. Shooting Off the Dribble Shooting from a stationary position is a critical skill, but having the ability to shoot off the dribble or on the move will determine a shooter’s greatness. Coach Haase shares a variety of drills to work these skills as well as a transition shooting drill. The drills are fun, competitive, and can be done with teammates or individually. Coach Haase’s series of drills are designed to improve players’ skills and teach competition. They can easily help your players work hard in the offseason all while enjoying the process. Rent this basketball skill development DVD today.

Strength Training for Athletes the  Next Level – A Real Time Workout Barry Kagan is a well-respected strength and conditioning coach who has worked with over 100 NCAA All-Americans, 15 NCAA national championship teams, over 50 professional athletes, and more than a dozen Olympians. In this video, the fifth of Coach Kagan’s Sport Performance Preparation Series, Coach Kagan helps reduce the complexity of the weight room and accelerate your technique progression and learning. This strength training for athletes video is your virtual training partner and is to be used on your handheld device as you train. Two athletes on the video will take you through the prehab warmup and guide you through your workout. They will also remind you to fill out your lifting card to track your progress. There is also reference material that can be used for exercises that you may have forgotten how to do as well as real time demos of the dynamic warm up and the dynamic flexibility routine. This DVD includes a number of downloadable files designed to ease the transition of learning from the video to actual hands-on participation. Files included are: Introductory Body Weight Circuit Weight room warm up and injury prevention sequences Introductory Workout Day I Introductory Workout Day II Dynamic warm up routine (for on-field workout preparation) Strength Training for Athletes Technique Tips Also included in the strength training for athletes DVD are abridged reviews of technique for all of the exercises that are part of the Introductory Workout routines. You have an instant source of reference for exercises that are more complex. The video is a valuable resource for new lifters or those that may be intimidated by the weight room. It is also valuable for parents, coaches and physical educators that want a convenient guide to assist them in real time while athletes are learning their lifting routines. This DVD is not a stand-alone product. It is to be used in conjunction with Video 1 of Coach Kagan’s Sport Performance Preparation Series. This video is designed to assist any lifter and a coach or parent with the set-up, pace, and completion of the routines until an athlete reaches a point where he or she can make it through all the introductory workouts. Coach Kagan’s series of videos contains all the tools needed to help athletes reach their pursuits. Athletes in all sports can benefit from the knowledge and teaching of one of the country’s top strength and conditioning coaches. Rent this strength training for athletes DVD today.

Offensive & Defensive Drills  In this final part of his three-part series, Mike Procopio demonstrates how you can develop effective and savvy players using 3-on-3 and 4-on-4 drills. The Director/President of Hoop Consultants and the Director of Basketball Operations for ATTACK Athletics in Chicago, Procopio has worked with the likes of Kobe Bryant, Dwyane Wade, Caron Butler, and 75 other NBA players. It was Procopio’s work as Bryant’s coach that helped him help the Lakers to their last two NBA titles. 3v3 & 4v4 Shell Drills From Building Your Half Court Offense with Shell Drills, players have developed the necessary fundamentals to run your offense. In this new video, Coach Procopio shows you how to implement those concepts into competitive 3-on-3 and 4-on-4 offensive & defensive drills. This system allows players to put up shots that they would normally take in a game. In the 4-on-4 drills, the focus is pick-and-roll and screen-the-screener actions. These details were covered in earlier DVDs. Now, players can put them to use within a competitive setting. This is a great way to teach the fundamental understanding of 5-on-5 principles and movement. In 3-on-3 action, Coach Procopio breaks down proper spacing, attacking angles, and cutting action within your offensive system. You will see several cuts – pin down, cross screen, and down screen – demonstrated. Beginning from a 3-on-0 situation, each action is implemented progressing to 3-on-3 where players again take game-like shots. NBA Actions & Post Play You will also learn how to incorporate popular NBA actions like Floppy and Zipper into your 3-on-0 breakdowns. This teaches players how to properly execute screens. Post players learn all the scoring options available to them and Coach Procopio goes into great detail about moving without the ball and maintaining great spacing. All of Coach Procopio’s drills have specific options that allow players to be creative while focusing on the offense (or defense). With all of Procopio’s drills and insight, your teams will be able to run any offense with a better understanding of how it is supposed to work. Rent this offensive & defensive drills DVD today.

 Off Season Strength Training & Conditioning Off season strength training is vital to any player’s success. The problem is that most strength and conditioning programs are just lifting weights and running mile after mile. There’s more to it than that and Tim McClellan (M.S., C.S.C.S.), a private strength and conditioning coach, can train you to reach your goals. McClellan has trained over 200 NCAA All-Americans, a number of Olympic gold medalists, and even professionals in eight different sports. You can “hire” Coach McClellan to run your off-season workouts. In this basketball-focused DVD, Coach McClellan and Mountain Pointe (AZ) advanced physical education instructor Jeff Decker outline a comprehensive workout program that helps to improve athleticism and reduce injuries. Warmup Coach McClellan takes you through a neurological warmup that features work on the agility ladder, dot jump, jump rope, and line hop exercises. These help to develop quickness, footwork, and coordination. The drills also help stimulate key muscles and joints needed for high-level strength and conditioning training. Mobilities After the warmup, athletes perform a number of mobility stretches to loosen the muscles and joints. Each of the movements shown focus on the quadriceps, hamstrings, glutes, and hip flexors. Injury Prevention Exercises The third phase of the workout deals with exercises that help to prevent injuries both for the upper and lower body. You will see basketball-specific exercises that develop balance, strength, and mobility. These allow players to stay in games during a long, grueling season. Plyometrics Plyometrics are explosive jumping drills. Coach McClellan uses basketball-specific plyometrics to train explosiveness. He starts with low-level exercises and builds up to advanced drills to develop that explosiveness. Power Development Players have to have strength and power. Coach McClellan takes you through a demonstration of weight-bearing exercises. These combine several elements of explosion, balance, strength, and power. Strength Movement Drills The body has to be programmed to move quickly and in different directions. Coach McClellan demonstrates drills that focus on basketball movement. Control, balance, symmetry, and power are emphasized in this segment to develop strength in the upper body, lower body, and core. Agility Drills All the movements taught help to develop proper footwork. This is important because it allows athletes to change direction while moving at high speeds. If you want to be a championship-caliber basketball player, you have to build the foundation. That starts with a comprehensive strength and conditioning program. Coach McClellan and Coach Decker give you the blueprint to do just that with this presentation. Rent this off season strength training DVD today.

You can take advantage of quick passes or cuts Give your perimeter players more scoring opportunities You can defeat zone and man-to-man defenses with success Keep things simple and let your players use Dave LeitaoÕs 4-Out-1 In Offense. Leitao's offense works well for smaller teams who want to attack the basket with positioning, movement, quick passes and cuts. As an assistant head coach at Connecticut, Jim Calhoun, Leitao helped lead the Huskies towards the 1999 national championship. He built this offense on a pass-and-cut foundation. This offense uses basket cuts, pick-and-rolls, loops and fades. They are executed according to the ball movement and how the opponent defends. There are three ways to attack the defense with the dribble. Loop, crack back, and fade. All of these options help build a foundation for ball movement and player movement. Your players will be able to turn mismatches into opportunities, with the ultimate goal being able to get more than one defender to protect the ball. Leitao also shows how to play a 2-man game, and posts up opportunities to allow your team to pass the ball to their best scorers. This simple but effective offense can win against both man-to-man and zone defense. This eliminates the need for players to think and allows them to respond to defense. 72 minutes. 2010.

Your players should learn to read and respond to defenses in order to be able to execute different offensive actions Make it easy to create photos using new screening and cutting methods You can read defenses quickly and make open looks for baskets John Saintignon California State University, Stanislaus Assistant Coach Coach Saintignon walks you through the basics of running the secondary break for your team. The secondary break is responsible for reading the defense, while the primary break moves the ball up the court. There is no need for the secondary break to call any plays. It will just be your players responding to the defense. Saintignon walks you through several options from the secondary break. He starts with the wing entry option. This option searches for cutters, and eventually leads to a 3-out 2-in triangular offense. Saintignon offers other options, including Screen and Roll, Screen and Roll and Dribble Clear. Saintignon walks you through his playbook, with diagrams that show where each player needs to be at any given time. Your team will be able read defenses and have open looks for baskets with this secondary break attack. 61 minutes. 2009.

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Today's man-to-man defense systems can anticipate and eliminate many offensive options thanks to preparation and scouting. If your offense fails, Coach Hinson can help you rebuild and keep your effectiveness. Relocation is about getting the ball in. Hinson uses terms like the box and line of deployment to coach the post. The elbow drifts to the elbow after a baseline drive. Elbow penetration is the opposite movement. Hinson divides up the floor into four quadrants, and assigns each player a role within each quadrant. Players are also given rules to follow when they penetrate. This clinic presentation shows the entire offense using five players. This offense provides the post with two options and a 45-degree angle option when the ball enters the posts. This allows the whole team to stay on the same page with regards to offense at all times. This offense has flexibility. It can be run in a 4-out or 1-in alignment, as well as 3 out, 2 out, and for all baseline plays out of bounds. 55 minutes. 2007.

Get better at basketball coaching Learn from Winning Hoops! Your team can reach new heights! To be the best, learn from the best. Coaches need to be able to quickly and effectively find new plays using today's sophisticated scouting techniques. This will help keep your opponents guessing and off-balance. You also need to have a large number of plays available for coaches in case you are running out of time. The "best-of the-best" plays will be available that are quick and easy to remember. Winning Hoops Over 20 years. These quick hitters, who had been tested in games, were submitted to Winning Hoops Some of the most respected coaches at the college, high school and professional levels. High-quality plays like: 1-4 High Quick Hitters Angle Box-Set Quick Hitters 1-2-2 Set Play Quick Hitter Quick Hitting Pick-And-Roll Plays Last-Second Quick Hitters Quick Hitter For Post Player Quick Hitter For Good Scorer Inside-Out Quick Hitter Sideline Inbounds Quick Hitter "Carolina" Quick Hitter Quick Hitters Vs. Man Defense Quick Hitters Vs. Zone Defense Multi-Options for Quick Hitters 3-Point Quick Hitters Quick Hitter From The Flex 1-4 Low Quick Hitters Quick Hitting Lob Play Point Guard: Quick Hitter 1-3-1 Quick Hitter Plus, much more 74 minutes. 2007.

The battle of the boards is a great way to build a championship team. This DVD is from the Winning Hoops The "Best-of the-Best" series will give you the best rebounding drills by some of the most respected college and high school coaches in the country. These team rebounding drills, which are hard-nosed and well-practiced, will make your team's rebounding more fun. You'll get highly effective drills such as the 3-man rebounding war, the weak-side rebounding drill, the triangle box-out, rebound-to-transition drill, the 7-point rebounding game, the "banger' offensive-rebounding drill, the "rebounding pit," the 1-on-1 rebounding challenge, the downscreen box-out drill, circle rebounding, 5-player rebounding drill, 4-on-3 rebounding, braveheart rebounding and much more! 76 minutes. 2007.

Alan Stein explains the importance of off-season workouts Drills that push players outside their comfort zones to make them more mentally and physically tough Seven basketball-specific conditioning drills are also included Competitivity is something that can only be learned through daily practice. Alan Stein believes that players must step out of their comfort zones to become more mentally and physically challenged. The workout's difficulty is set by the standard warm-up. There are 11 drills for tennis ball agility, quickness, and anticipation training. Players develop dynamic flexibility as a conditioned response. Coach Stein shares nine drills that prepare players for full-speed practice. Stein uses cones to help players practice their help defense. When you are doing drills, it is important to see the play and not only react to commands. Drills that may be used include the Touch Glass Outlet, get-backs, Spin-Retreat Break, and the 4 man/3 point drill. This program uses heavy balls for the conditioning phase. Stein also shares seven drills that are basketball-specific. The presentation ends with finishing drills, which require concentration and endurance. 73 minutes. 2007.

Dribble Moves for Basketball Coach Luther Riley is an ex college coach and a four-time Mississippi state champion. His programs are established and grown through an emphasis on skill development and ball handling. This DVD offers an inside look into the exact drills that Coach Riley uses to help development some of the most unstoppable scoring skills a player can have. Dribble Moves for Basketball with Chairs The session begins with chair drills. These drills are used to improve scoring opportunities from the perimeter by teaching players proper rip-through and dribble-drive techniques. The DVD also stresses the importance of moves on-the-move. It teaches a variety of killer dribble moves such as the stutter, crossover, behind the back, and change of pace to just name a few. If practiced with enthusiasm, perfecting these drills and moves will add a tremendous amount of skill to your game. The drills used are very flexible as they can be completed individually, as a summer workout routine, or in a small group, for in-season player development. Rent this dribble moves for basketball DVD today.