Offensive Moves (12)

 Triple Threat Basketball Attack - Become an Offensive Force with Pro Trainer Jason Otter Having a great offensive attack starts with proper Triple Threat. You need to be able to threaten the defense every time you have the ball. If you can shoot off the catch, shoot off the dribble, go either way with your shot, you will be unstoppable. Unfortunately, most players don't work enough out of triple threat and never develop the skills needed to become the best offensive player they can be. Now you have the ulitmate in triple threat basketball instruction that will show you exactly what you need to work on and how to do it. Video Previews of Jason's Triple Threat Basketball Attack

Orlando Magic Assistant/Player Development Coach Jay Hernandez' Pro Scoring Moves provides players with techniques that will help get their shots off, create separation, and score like the top Pros in the world! This video will cover specific moves that have been taught to Pro players for years. The Trigger series, Pound Pivots, Show Pivots, Slide by Series, 2 Footed Stepbacks, and more are covered in this highly anticipated video. Pro Scoring Moves will give you the best opportunity to shake off the best defenders and add more points to your stat sheet.

Jason Otter's Encyclopedia of Dribble Moves (aka Streets to the Courts) is the ultimate dribble moves video.  Jason starts by breaking down each move in detail.  He explains body position and footwork in relation to the defense.  So you will understand how to effectively beat your defender with the move.  Next, you will practice the specific dribble for the move while moving up and down the court.  The final step is to practice the move full speed.  Jason has set you up to succeed by teaching the moves in these 3 pieces instead of jumping to practicing it at full speed right from the start. Jason covers these dribble moves with variations of each move for a total of just under 40 total moves: Crossovers Between the Legs Behind the Back Spins Stutters In & Outs What The Boss Says Chris Hungerford HoopsKing.com CEO Streets to the Courts is one of the first DVDs we produced and it is still the best dribble moves video I've seen.  Jason did such a tremendous job in breaking down each move and then building up to learning the moves so it becomes easier to actually learn them with good fundamentals.  One mistake we made was calling it "Streets to the Courts" as I think that scared off some people thinking it was a streetball video.  We renamed it Encyclopedia of Dribbles moves because that better reflects the content of the video.  I always recommend this video to anyone who has a guard who wants to really get into beating their man off the dribble.  It's a great video and I highly recommend it.

Pro Scoring Moves 2 is going to give basketball players even more offensive moves to their arsenal.  Watch as Jay Hernandez breaks down some of the most advanced offensive techniques taught to the Pros.  Jay is the Player Development Coach for the Orlando Magic.  Ball Placement, Footwork, & Timing are all emphasized and broken down so players can easily understand how to make the moves work for them in real game situations.  New and enhanced graphics emphasize what players and coaches should be focusing on.  Start getting the most out of your scoring ability and putting moves on your opponents with moves that are proven to work against the best defenders.

Specific Techniques to Get Open Get Open as a Post Get Open off Penetration Get Open with a Screen Get Open without a Screen Getting Open Tips of the Pros Multiple Skills Drills

Dorian Lee's Offensive Juggernaut System contains:1. Explosive Finishing Moves2. Art of the Quick Release3. Nuclear 1st Step

  Jay Hernandez' Freeze Pullups will teach you how to get your shot off and create space against any defender off the dribble.  Jay breaks down all of the moves on each side of the floor so you can score from anywhere on the court.  Jay is currently an assistant coach/player development coach for the Orlando Magic and trains NBA players on a daily basis with these same moves.  Maybe you are a great scorer off the catch, but can you get your shot off without a screen?  If you want to be the player that takes that final shot you are going to have to be able to create your shot off the dribble without having to rely on teammates to get you open.  If you can score off the dribble, you will be unstoppable because the defense won't know what's going to happen because you could get open with a screen or reject the screen and go off the dribble. An important component of scoring off the dribble is having control of the basketball and being able to handle it very well.  You can't be fumbling the ball when you are trying to get into your shot so Jay has included all the necessary dribbling drills that will help you have a quick shot off the dribble.  Just do these ball handling drills 5-10 minutes a day and you will develop a quick release shot. Jay will also cover how to score in transition off the dribble.  If you want to be a big time scorer then you always need to be a threat anytime the ball is in your hands.  You'll have to put in the work with the moves Jay is teaching you in the video to get that kind of green light from a coach.  If you can prove to your coach you can come down and score anytime, you will become a dominant player. Learn the moves of the Pros that Jay has taught to players like Kemba Walker, Ben Gordon, and more.  This is NBA instruction!  

The Professor aka Grayson Boucher Teaches You His World Famous Moves! Finally, after years of requests from coaches, players, parents and fans...The Professor reveals the secrets behind his crazy handles! Get ready to go 1 on 1 with The Professor and school those defenders with his sickest moves. The Professor provides step by step, detailed instruction regarding: Footwork Body Control Ball Handling Moves From: Top Of The Key The Post The Wing Breaking down each move in 5 steps: 1) Detailed description 2) Demonstration (no defense) 3) Demonstration (defense) 4) Interview sharing how he created move 5) Actual AND1 / ESPN / BALL-UP highlights of each move in game

This is the ultimate in teaching players how to read a ball screen and how to react to create action getting your team a good shot. Ganon Baker teaches the attack skills, passing lanes and scoring skills necessary to adeptly use a ball screen. He also demonstrates how to read the defense when using the screen. You will learn the appropriate response to a soft hedge, hard hedge, defense going under, separated hedge, and a double team. The DVD finishes with eight drills to develop the skills taught in the DVD. Running Time: 41 Minutes. 2010.

In this DVD Ed Schilling teaches 23 different scoring moves from the perimeter and the post. Chapters include moves from the block, short corner, triple threat moves, dribble attack moves, and finishing moves. Any player can learn a go-to move from this DVD. Schilling simplifies the teaching of the moves that will aid players at any level. “Ed Schilling is one of the best teachers in the game of basketball. His ability to make players improve is the best that I have seen,” says John Calipari. Running Time: 70 Minutes. 2008.

Discover the Secret to Mastering the Court Are you looking to elevate your basketball game? Look no further! Space & Pace Ball Handling is here to transform your skills and set you apart from the competition. With our innovative approach focusing on three critical pace changes, you'll gain the upper hand by mastering the art of creating space and controlling the pace. This comprehensive 93-minute workout is not just a series of drills; it's a game changer for players at any level. Why Space & Pace Ball Handling? Master the Ability to Change Speeds: Learn the essential dribble move of changing speeds to outmaneuver your opponents effortlessly. Dynamic Space Creation: Utilize hard stops, a dynamic hip swing, and float dribble to create the space you need to make critical plays. Enhanced Decision Making: With more space, you'll have more time to see the court and make the best decisions under pressure. Game-Like Scenarios: Apply these moves directly into your team’s offense during the workout for real-world application. Versatile Training Options: Perfect for group workouts or individual practice, adaptable for full court or half-court pressure situations. Transform Your Game Today With Space & Pace Ball Handling, you're not just practicing; you're evolving. This program is designed to teach you how to beat better players by focusing on superior technique from the start. Whether you're looking to gain an edge in your team's offense or to sharpen your skills for personal achievement, this training is your path to success. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Can beginners benefit from this workout? Absolutely! This workout is tailored for players at all levels who are eager to improve their ball handling skills. Do I need any special equipment? No special equipment is required. All you need is a basketball, some space to practice, and the dedication to push your limits. How quickly will I see improvements? Like any skill, improvement depends on your commitment and the amount of practice you put in. However, with consistent effort, you should start seeing notable progress within a few weeks. Don't let this opportunity pass you by. Take control of the court with Space & Pace Ball Handling. Get started today and watch your game reach new heights!

Manhattan Head Coach and longtime Rick Pitino assistant coach Steve Masiello demonstrates five skill development drills for maximum improvement. With an emphasis on game-like actions and either a time or score threshold, these are drills that will improve dribble moves, rim finishes, ball handling, 3 point shooting, mid range jumpers and more. Starting with an “Open Court Moves” series, Coach Masiello then moves to “3’s, 2’s & 1’s” – a 42 point shooting drill that uses three different shots from seven spots on the floor, while “8 in 30” is a layup/finishing drill that teaches focus, speed and success. “9 On The Fly” is a great 3 point shooting drill that also serves as an excellent conditioning drill and Coach Masiello teaches a unique “1 On 1” drill that fosters competition. Running Time: 25 Minutes