Bill Self High Post Screen Offense There are few teams as skilled at running a complex ball screen offense as Kansas. In this video, you will learn from the great Bill Self, head coach of the Jayhawks, who uses a free-flowing, organized system of offense to continually rise to the top of the NCAA rankings year after year. Self has led Kansas to 14 straight Big 12 regular season titles. His Jayhawks won the 2008 national title and were the runners-up in 2012. All 16 of Self’s Kansas teams have made it to the NCAA tournament. Including stops at Tulsa (1997-2000) and Illinois (2000-03), Self has taken 21 straight teams to the NCAA tourney. In this video, Self details his offense using whiteboard diagrams and practice demonstrations. Coach Self outlines the basics of the High Post Screen offense which begins with the primary fast break and leads into secondary transition. That leads to multiple scenarios all beginning with the same set up. On the practice floor, Self shows you his basic rules that each player must follow in order to keep the offense moving. He then reviews the two-game entry which maximizes the high-and low-post options within the Kansas offense. High Post Screen Offense - Transition Self concludes his discussion of the Kansas offense by demonstrating his transition offense as well as all of the scoring possibilities in the half-court offense. In addition to the primary fast break, Coach Self breaks down Kansas’s secondary break using whiteboard diagrams. He also shows you two baseline out-of-bounds plays that can be used against man or zone defenses to get an easy layup. This 108-minute video is perfect for those looking to install the Kansas High Post Screen offense. The practice demonstrations include eight players new to the Jayhawks program so you see firsthand how players are able to pick up the system quickly. This is an excellent video for those looking to add these strategies into their current offense. Rent this High Post Screen Offense DVD today.

Pack Line Ball Screen Defense Ball screen offense has become the go-to system for basketball programs at almost every level. As a result, teams must be able to defend ball screens and all the associated actions. Arizona head coach Sean Miller, a three-time Pac-12 Coach of the Year, shows you how to establish an easy system that can effectively shut down any ball screen you will face. Coach Miller starts from the ground up and uses on-court demonstration to show you exactly how it is done. Starting with closeouts, Miller progresses to a help defense that defends ball screens in any defensive scheme that is run. Vegas Closeouts Good man-to-man defense starts with being tough on the ball. Coach Miller demonstrates for you three variations of the Vegas Closeouts Drill. You will see how players increase pressure on the ball and handle fakes without giving up an advantage. Two variations of the drill teach players how to stunt and recover against dribble penetration. Side Ball Screens On side ball screens, Coach Miller uses a “jump” technique to stop the ball. It’s similar to a hard hedge as it prevents the ball handler from turning the corner. It also allows the on-ball defender to get over top of the screen and prevent the other defender from fouling. The “jump” technique also helps defenders disrupt the pick and roll as Miller demonstrates. You will also see how to communicate ball screen coverages even in loud-game scenarios. Middle Ball Screens To defend ball screens in the middle of the floor, Coach Miller shows you several defensive concepts. One is the “plug” technique which allows the defender guarding the screener to help and take away a ball handler’s ability to shoot a 3-pointer while still recovering to the screener. You will also see how you can use the “jump” tactic to these types of screens. Miller also employs the “weak” strategy where defenders force a dribbler toward help against flat ball screens. Pack Line Defense Ball Screen Breakdown Drills The success of any defense comes down to the quality of the drills used to reinforce the concepts. Coach Miller shows you three drills he uses to defend multiple ball screens. 2-on-2 Ball Screen Defense Drill: Teaches the on-ball and screener’s defenders to defend sideline, middle, and step-up ball screens. 3-on-3 Ball Screen Defense Drill: Teaches defenders how to help on middle ball screens with a roll and replace and a sideline pick and pop using an “X” technique Van Gundy Ball Screen Drill: Teaches teams to defend multiple ball screens in one possession in a 5-on-5 situation. Coach Miller’s success speaks for itself and part of it is because of the defense Arizona plays. Use Miller’s principles and concepts to develop a consistent approach to defending and conquering ball screens. Rent this ball screen pack line defense DVD today.

open Practice: Ball Pressure Defense Drills grey Giovanine, Head Coach Of Division Iii Power Augustana, Demonstrates A Series Of Defensive Drills Designed To Help You Improve At Defending Ball Screens, Taking Away The Pick And Roll, And Minimizing Breakdowns In Your Defense. Coach Giovanine Is An 8-time Cciw Coach Of The Year And Was The National Division Iii Coach Of The Year In 2017 After Leading Augustana To The National Championship Game. giovanine’s Program Has Become Dominant In Division Iii Because Of A Commitment To Defense And Rebounding. In This Video, You Will Learn The Basic Fundamentals Of Man-to-man Defense And Through Drills And Game Film You Will Learn How To Implement A High-level Championship Defense. philosophy giovanine’s Mantra Is Simple – Defend, Rebound, And Run. It Is A Philosophy That Has Treated Augustana Well. Coach Giovanine Digs Further Into His Philosophy By Simplifying The Game To Its Six Core Elements And Then Stating A Program’s Identity. Part Of That Identity Includes The Pillars Of Defense And How Five Players On The Floor Must Act As One. Finally, You Will See The Traits That Coach Giovanine Uses To Define His Program And How They Can Be Used To Track Your Defensive Success. stance good, Solid Fundamental Defense All Starts With The Stance. Coach Giovanine Teaches The Illinois D Series Which Includes The Proper Defensive Stance. A Series Of Five Drills Helps Players Improve Their Ability To Stick With Defenders All Over The Floor. defense In Transition defense Begins As Soon As An Opponent Grabs A Rebound. The Ability To Get Back In Transition Is Paramount To A Defense’s Success. Coach Giovanine Offers Three Different Transition Defense Drills To Train Players To Succeed In Numbers Disadvantage Situations. The 3-on-2 Chaser And The Tip To Perfect Drills Are Taught And Demonstrated To Help Your Players Execute Basic Fundamentals Of Defense In The Midst Of Transition. build Your Defense coach Giovanine Helps You Build Your Defense From The Ground Up Beginning With The 1-on-1 Operational Drill. Players Work Closeouts, Denial, Help Against Dribble Penetration, And On-ball Defense. The Drills Progress To Post Defense As Well As Two More Drills That Have Players Force Constant Closeouts And Help Them Learn How To Prevent Open Shots Without Giving Up Penetration. shell Drill if There Is One Drill That Will Help You Install Your Defense, It Is Coach Giovanine’s Shell Drill. Using Four Different Progressions Of The Drill, Players Learn How To Position Themselves Correctly, Anticipate Cuts, Passes, And Penetration, Defend The Perimeter, And Rotate To Protect Against Baseline Drives. The Implementation Of The Defense Culminates In The Perfect Defense Drill Where Players Are Challenged To Play Perfect Defense For A Whole Possession.

Basketball Practice 1 When it comes to the very first practice session of the 2014-2015 season. You will go through a live, unedited practice video in which you will learn on working on the defense, transition, and half-court offensive execution. You will also learn the principles and fundamentals of man-to-man defense and you will learn this with the help of breakdown drills. When it comes to the 3 V 3 Circle Drill, the players will be working on the close outs, defensive positioning, and bluff and recover to help on dribble penetration. When it comes to the offensive side, there will be a mixture of exciting breakdown rills that will help you to improve passing and the shooting. You will be to learn to teach the common actions with the help of In/Out Shooting and Angle Passing drills. The 10 set plays will be used when the Bulldogs will start to develop their offensive system. The coach will explain everything so beautifully that players will be able to learn very little things that are very valuable. These little things will help achieve big goals. The best part about this program is the constant communication and teaching of the coach and his staff that will really help you. From every mistake to success, everything will be discussed. Basketball Practice 2 When it comes to the practice 2, the coach Few will continue working on the defensive system. Most of the drills will be focusing on making the intensity of the on-ball pressure better. When it comes to the Z Drill and the Snake Pit the main focus of the defenders will be keeping the ball in front of them. Now there are several drills and every drill have its own function like the Pressure Trap Drill which will teach the players about playing aggressively. The emphasize will also be on team’s coordination with one another in order to defend the ball screens with hard shows, soft shows, traps, switches, and X-outs. For the individual skill work, the team will break down by position. For the post players, they will be working on the high/low entries and will be finishing in the post. Now for the guards, they will be going through the drills which will focus on driving, spacing and relocating. Well, the guards and the bigs will be getting shots in the Gonzaga’s half-court offense that they will be simulating. The practice session will come to an end with a 5-on-5 half-court scrimmage. This is not the end as the coach will go into the detail analysis in which he will teach the Bulldogs set versus man-to-man defense. Basketball Practice 3 Now for the last practice of the program the coach will focus on the building blocks of the offensive and defensive strategies. In order to read the ball screens in the best way possible the coach will make you go through new drills specifically for this purpose this will teach the players how to quickly dismantle defensive reactions. When the coach is done with working on the fundamentals, the next thing that the Bulldogs will work on will be off-ball screens and helping on drives. Furthermore, the coach Few will also showcase an icing the pick-and-roll in this practice. Icing is a ball screen defense in the NBA that forces the ball handler, in a side pick and roll, towards the baseline and away from the middle. Gonzaga's Blue coverage is also introduced. Blue is a big-on-big double on the post and this is when the offense has two inside and three on the perimeter. The coach will also make you learn the art of trapping and rotation. The Bulldogs will be using a scoring system that will reward the defense in many ways and for that purpose the coach will be using the 4-on-4 shell drill. Rent this basketball practice DVD today.

  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.

Mike Anderson is all about fast paced basketball and playing the game with high spirit and tempo. He was a part of the Arkansas basketball program back in the 90s era. He was there to help the legendary coach Nolan Richardson during the National Title run. He made use of the high speed, pressure defense and used to play 40 minutes of hard nose basketball. He is currently using his years’ experience and hard learned rules to help his teams practice in the best way possible. All the live practices videos will be taken live in action in the first two weeks as the season kicks off. The practice sessions will go on for more than two weeks and will end just before the first game of the team. The coach focuses highly on decreasing the turnovers, individual defensive intensity and getting out on the fast break. The full court is used for most of the practices which includes team’s overall skill development. During all these drill workout sessions, the coach gives full attention to the pressure defense and getting up and down the floor quickly. Practice 1 The very first Practice sessions works on your skill development. There will be time-saving practice workouts that will work on your passing, footwork, ball handling and shooting all at the same time. There is a two-ball shooting drills practiced which will increase the efficiency of your shooting accuracy while taking spot-up shots and while shooting off the dribble. The players attack the rim while practicing the guard/post breakdown. The players will also work on their footwork and past moves. Similar to 1-on-1 drill, there will be some defensive breakdown drills displayed as well. These drills will help you deny the passes to the wing and forcing he ball baseline. On the other hand, there are 2-on-drills practiced as well for the development of defensive awareness while stressing wing and post denial. Your offensive sets vs. man defense will be reviewed closely by the Arkansas coaching staff. The squad will also run plays 5-on-5 and practices running each option of the player while simultaneously developing spacing and timing. Your secondary break options will also be reviewed by the Coach Anderson’s team. The PRACTICE 1 will come to an end with the live 5-on-5 action when the coach is focusing highly on the team’s half-court, trapping, attacking and defensive zone system. Practice 2 There are different sessions related to the 5-on-5 competitive scrimmages. Players will be forced to utilized their skills and fundamentals at the game speed. There is a warm-up session for the players in which the players will perform number of defensive and offensive drills like the 1-on-1 Zig Zag. In which the players will guard the ball the full length of the court and the Medicine Ball Weave that will help develop your strength while running on the floor. From curl shooting to rebounding to finishing to the v-cut attack moves to 3-on-3 in the half court the skill development segment will work on all these skills. Guards work on shooting back screens and pin down screens. Furthermore, the Coach Anderson will also work on some 2-on-2 and 3-on-3 controlled scrimmage drills into the segment. The 5-on-5 scrimmages, the players will work on the multiple aspects of the Arkansas up-tempo philosophy which includes their fast break offense, half court man-to-man defense, match-up zone defense and 41 full court press. Practice 3 In the practice 3 the skip passing, wing catch attacks and passing, screening and re-posting will be practiced by the players. Guards work on catch and shoot, one dribble pull ups and dribble hand offs. Furthermore, you will see a complete explanation of the defensive skills beginning with the proper trapping then moving to post defense and 2-on-2 rebound outlet.

Basketball Practice with Scott  Cross The players will be learning the basic breakdown drills that the coach uses to teach the players aggressive full-court and half-court defense. Apart from this, the Coach Cross will also explain fundamentals of team’s ball-screen offense. Basketball Practice Video 1: The coach will start from the defensive end of the game and the first practice session is all about defensive drills. The players will be learning the defensive principles that have helped the teams of Coach Cross to succeed year after year. The Coach Cross will build a solid foundation of defensive stance and with this he will explain how the players can build man-to-man defense. The Coach Cross will spend lots of time on all this and he will also be building up to a 4-on-4 half court competitive game with a focus on taking charges and communicating. There are ladder drills which are being used in a closeout drill and will end with the players taking a charge. In their Spurs Shell Drills where the players need to earn their stops to be successful and in this drill the coach will show you a twist to your shell defense. When in a 2-on-2 Turn Drill, a foundation will be laid by coach in order to build a successful Run and Jump Full Court Press. All these drills are very important as it will take the players out of their comfort zone and will push them to their limits. Basketball Practice Video 2 The 2nd practice session is all about new and innovative drills. The 2nd practice is a continuation of the first one as Coach will carry on from the first Disc. In this practice session, the coach will be working even more on the man-to-man defense with the help of numerous progressions. For the Run and Jump Full Court Press the coach will lay out his vision. He will make use of competitive drills in a 2-on-2 full court and half court set-up to explain his vision properly. The coach Cross will explain his half court man offense called Cross keeping in mind that the defense creates scoring opportunities. You will get a new look to a 3-out-2 in motion offense including quick hitting strikes that you will be able to use out of the original set. This will help you keep your opponent on its toes and he will be guessing all the time. There is another competitive drill used by Coach Cross which is Box Shell Drill in which several down screens are set that will help the players get open and also the defenders will be learning how to fight through the traffic. Basketball Practice Video 3 When it comes to the third practice session, the coach will be giving information about how to teach the players to run pick and roll offense with the help of reading how the defense is actually playing you. Number of breakdown drills are being used by coach Cross to demonstrates this and this will give the players the valuable base. This base will lead them to make plays and develop an attacking and aggressive mentality off of ball screens. The focus will be on reading and reacting to the defense in three ways: caboose, split and twist. Whether its cavalier pick and roll or pick and roll shooting, you will gain lots of knowledge and will be learning how to teach a ball screen offense. This ball screen offense is very handy for you as it will generate lots of scoring chances. There two very competitive drills that have made the UT-Arlington successful and you will get to learnt these two as well. One drill is 3-on-3 Run and Jump and the second one is Boys to Beast Drill. So, what these drills will do exactly? Well, it will push the players to learn how they can deceive, trap and pressurize their opponent anywhere on the floor. Furthermore, the coach Cross will also show you some of the out of bounds options that team will run along the baseline. Rent Scott Cross' basketball practice plan DVD today.

Basketball Practice DVD with Mike Maker The offense of Mike Maker's is so good that it is known as the Princeton Offense on steroids. This amazing classical version will ignite spark in the players and also maintains the discipline which is very important and which will help the players become really efficient in offense. You are going to experience how this coaching veteran of 23 years will prepare the players for the upcoming season. There are several breakdown drills in the All Access DVD set. These drills are and variations are devised by none other than Coach Maker. You will get to know his 90/10 concept. Which means 10 percent are focused on defense while the 90 percent focus is on offense. In order to refine his players offensive skills set, the coach will make the players go through offensive drills. You will see how the coach Maker will make you learn many Princeton options in a 5-on-0 setting. He will also allow the players to execute the drills properly and according to their individual strength and limits. He motivates the players to go with their natural instincts as they dive deep into the controlled 5-on-5 scrimmages, allowing offense to evolve. Basketball Practice Scrimmage The players along with the coach Maker will be spending lots of time on team scrimmaging. During the scrimmages the focus will be on Princeton Offense. Furthermore, the teaching process will be on as well during the drills. The coach and his staff spends lots of time on correcting the players. This way of explaining of the offense in motion is very useful and it is an integral teaching tool for the coach. It is very difficult to find a team that can execute so fluently within an offensive concept which is as sophisticated as the Princeton offense. After all this you will understand the reason why it's called the Princeton on Steroids. You are going to learn a lot and will be benefited from numerous drills and skills. Each of the drill is an extension of the overall offense. When it comes to the individual or separate drills, the players will learn how Maker teaches his man-to-man defensive principles with the help of the drills like 3-on-3 and 2-on-2. Rent Mike Maker's Basketball Practice DVD today.

Basketball Practice & Film Session The players will go through three different film sessions and you will see how good Coale is with the interaction. The film sessions will break down good and bad from the previous practices. After this, the players will be going through different drills in order to work on the fundamentals and these drills will also work as a warm-up for basketball practice. Offensive System When it comes to the half-court motion offense, Coale’s teams are really great. There are basic fundamental drills being used to work on the motion offense. There are drills like the motion shots(2-on-0, 3-on-0, 4-on-0) along with some specific action that also include penetrate and pitch, slips and cutting & spacing; 3-on-3 screening and this screening also include the pins, flare screens and back screens; 2-on-2 ball screens; and offensive rebounding. Furthermore, the coach Coale will also work on several multi faceted shooting drills that will stimulate game like shots. Basketball Defensive System When it comes to the defensive side of the game, the Coach Coale has done a tremendous job here as well. The players will go through a competitive and fundamentally sound man-to-man defense. There are drills which are made for both individual and team man-to-man defense skills. From improving individual skills to team skills the coach will pay attention to all parts of the defensive skills. Lots of drills and techniques are covered which include transition defense rule and responsibilities, 1-on-0 and 1-on-1 closeouts and build to 3-on-3 and 4-on-4 shell as well as the Cameron Drill. The Cameron Drill is very handy as it is a multi-part drill which will work on closeouts and jumping to the ball. Rebounding and Transition Well, the Rebounding and Transition are very vital parts of Coale's basketball practice routine. In order to get control of any offensive or defensive rebound, the players will learn the techniques the Sooners use so effectively gain position under the rim. The transition drills are very good as it makes the players more competitive and it will help the players to focus on pushing the ball up the floor every time. Furthermore, there is more that the players learn like the coach Coale will also introduce her early offense actions off the dribble-Deep, Drag, and Up. Oklahoma Coaches Clinic The players will also get an extra bonus as well. The players will also witness the 2010 Oklahoma Coaches Clinic. The clinic session is very vital as it will feature Oklahoma Strength and Conditioning Coach Tim Overman will also share activation drills in order to improve posture and stretching. Furthermore, the coach will also share his valuable experience and thoughts regarding the ACL injuries and also improving a players jumping ability. On the other hand, the Assistant Coach will also come to the rescue as he will share some of the post and guard drills. These drills are also used in the fall and spring individual workouts. For the guards, the coach Coale will share a 7-spot shooting drill, pick-ups, rip through series using a toss back, 2-ball pass and shoot, and a 3-cone touch drill. Now when it comes to the post players the coach will share several teaching points and drills that is full of toss back outlets, one hand catches, power slams, fast finishes, back-ups, diagonals to bury, and offensive rebounding techniques. In order to teach the primary break and two defensive drills, the coach Coale will make use of Lead Up Drills. The coach will also make you go through the sideline in-bounds play and this is being used versus a man or a zone defense. When the players will use this set, the players will be able to have a numerous actions and options to run and this will be based on how the players will read the defense. Rent this basketball practice video today.

The method and idea that made Frank Martin Kansas State Wildcats a huge success in the Big 12 will be shared with the coaches. You will get a look at the Wildcats firs four practices of the 10-11 season with this “All Access”. You will get useful information and knowledge about the technique and work which was put forth by the Wildcats players and coaches in order to try and make themselves improve every single day. In order to compete at a championship level, the base of fundamentals is being built in the first days of the practice. A full court “pressure” mentality is being used to make players get strong mentally and physically. He made his philosophy on teaching the whole-part-whole method of offensive and defensive concepts. The basketball is being forced in the full court with his defense and keeps the ball handler out of the middle of the floor. When it comes to the offensive side of the game, the coach Martin uses a disciplined motion offense which is full of correct screening angles on and off the ball. During this motion offense the inside and perimeter play are equally encouraged. Warm-Up You will learn the drills for the individual improvements which are full of full court passing, entries into the post, attacking the rim with the pressure of a defender, sealing in the post, shooting drills to gain correct repetitions and also the working high/low. For the individual improvements, there are shooting drills that will help in outstanding offensive fundamental play by gaining correct repetitions. From full court drills 1-on-1 to 2-on-2 to 3-on-3 to 4-on-4, coach Martin implements all these drills along with the 5 on 5 transition drill. All these drills will teach the players his keys for successful full court disruptive pressure. The players will develop a “push the basketball ahead” mentality which will get the basketball up the floor as quickly as possible. The players will manage to develop this push the basketball ahead mentality through the repetition of the drills. The coach Martin also gives importance to the slicing to get the basketball to the other side of the floor; rim running the posts, this will put a huge pressure on the transition defense and will lead to pretty easy baskets; spacing on the court, in this case the players will attack the middle with the dribble and will try to take advantage of the post touches, flare screens and also the ball screens. Man-to-Man Defense The championship man-to-man defensive principles are very helpful and the Coach Martin teaches the man-to-man defense individual stations and in team defensive stations. So, what exactly happens in these stations? Well, with the help of these stations, you will learn Martin’s “mirroring the basketball on the perimeter” principles and one-on-one closeout technique. You will go through several defensive drills that will teach the right on-ball defensive positioning, how to take away the ball handler’s pivot foot, defending against the back screen, how to avoid multiple screens and staying in contact with your man and more. Motion Offense Well, all the practice sessions come to an end with the Coach Martin motion offense practice. In this practice, the coach Martin explains the concept of the players movements against the man-to-man half court defenses. The Carolina secondary action is being used by the coach Martin and it will allow the players to flow right in their half-court man attack. For an inside touch the players will be taught to look high/low, set staggered screens, dribble hand-offs and the ball screening on the wings and also at the top of the key.

40 Minutes Baseline-to-Baseline Defense by Vic Schaefer Vic Schaefer transformed the Mississippi State women’s basketball program making it an annual national contender. Schaefer won the 2018 Naismith Women’s Coach of the Year award after leading the Bulldogs to a second consecutive national runner-up finish. In 2017, it was Schaefer’s Bulldogs that ended Connecticut’s 111-game winning streak. Now, coach Schaefer goes into detail about the intense defensive pressure his players put on opponents. In this video, you will see whiteboard discussions to show you the basics of Schaefer’s defense. He will also demonstrate with a team that is not his and then teach with his own team in live practice sessions. The video shows you how Schaefer installs his defense and how he instills the concepts. Daily Defensive Drills Coach Schaefer has a set of drills that are done daily to build the foundation of the defense. The drills include: • Defensing the Floor: a 1-on-1 full-court drill that stresses stance and positioning in defending the ball • Mirror Drill: a sprinting drill that forces a defender to get past the person with the ball and get back into on-ball defense • Shell Drill: all coaches run some form of Shell, but not with Schaefer’s attention to detail and variety Key Defensive Concepts Coach Schaefer addresses some key concepts of his defense throughout the video. He teaches each completely and then repeats it in a live action setting. These concepts are seen repeatedly in 2-on-2, 3-on-3, and 4-on-4 situations throughout practices. • Hard denials one pass away • Great ball pressure • Keeping the ball on one side of the court • Moving on the pass Zone and Press Defense Coach Schaefer then breaks down two of the defenses he uses. First is the 1-2-2 zone, which he calls “15.” You will see Schaefer detail each player’s responsibility and how the defense can morph into a 2-3 zone. From there, Coach Schaefer moves on to his full-court run and jump press. This is a high pressure defense designed to attack an opponent. In addition, Coach Schaefer discusses defending down screens, ball screen defense, defensive rebounding, and more. He includes two rebounding drills which are essentially competitions. Each drill emphasizes blocking out and moving your feet. This video is loaded with all the defensive strategies and drills you need to put together an entire defensive system.

4-Out 1-In Attack and React Offense Finally, there is an offense simple enough to learn and run at any level. Andrew Grantz, current head boys’ basketball coach at Fort Myers HS in Florida, introduces you to the Attack & React Offense in this video. Grantz, who served as an assistant coach at Indiana University Southeast and as a graduate assistant at Pittsburg State, took the best elements of the Read and React and the Dribble Drive Motion offenses and created his own system – the Read & React. Coach Grantz begins by introducing the 16 phases of the Attack and React Offense. He starts with the most basic and shows you how you can use as many or as few of the phases as your program needs. Using whiteboard diagrams and on-court demonstrations, Coach Grantz breaks down each phase. The great thing is that the Attack & React system teaches players how to play basketball instead of simply running a bunch of set plays. Foundations of the Attack and React Offense Coach Grantz lays the foundation of the offense by presenting the initial three phases of the offense: Phase 1: The Dribble Drive Phase starts with the basics of attacking the basket. Coach Grantz explains the action above and below the drive line as well as the importance of 3-point line spacing, the pitchout, the lift, and other actions. Each player learns how to react to all ball movements. Phase 2: The Pass and Cut Offense is dominated by the Give-and-Go. This simple action provides double gaps which can lead right into the flow of the dribble drive. Phase 3: The Post Entry is the final piece of the basic set up of the offense. This includes not only the post-up, but also the high and low “Laker” cuts. The remainder of the phases consists of add-ons to the Attack and React offense. Coach Grantz explains rules for baseline drives, the dribble through, ball screens and other screening actions, and counters. As an added bonus, you will also see how to advance the ball quickly up the court in transition and how out-of-bounds situations can flow right into the Attack & React offense. The best part of the Attack & React Offense is that you can pick and choose which phases to include in your own variation of the system. Fit the offense to your personnel in this player-friendly offense that can break down any defense. This 176-minute video can help any program create a fun, effective offense. Rent the Attack and React Offense today.

With 2008 AP Coach Keno Davis, learn the secrets to basketball's 3-2 match up zone defense Strategies and tactics to develop the 3-2 match-up area Demonstration active hands and communication to improve team defense Coach Keno Davis believes that offense leads to defense. Players can quickly defend by running specific lanes and end up on the correct defensive side of court. This spread 3-2 match-up is a great way to quickly convert from offense to defense. Davis emphasizes that this zone is built upon solid fundamental man-toman principles. The shooting ability of the opponentÕs perimeter players will determine ball pressure. The 3-2 match-up is won by covering the right areas. These areas include corner trapping, corner trapping and post double down with 4 or 5. Corner coverage with mismatches is also important. Davis uses drills to reinforce the principle of active hands, communication, and active hands to build this defense. Screening against the zone is one offensive strategy. This defense can cover all on-ball screening actions with specific coverage and teaching points. The match-up of 3-2 can cover set plays, baseline runner, high post coverage, and two-guard front. 53 minutes. 2008.

2-3 Zone Defense: Taking Away 3-Pointers & Creating Turnovers Joe Gallo coached Merrimack College to an NCAA record for most wins by a program in its first year after reclassifying to Division I. Merrimack went 20-11 in 2019-20 and 14-4 in the Northeast Conference which was good enough for first place. What has been part of Gallo’s success as a head coach is a defense that routinely was in the top-5 in the nation in turnover percentage and steals. In this video, Gallo goes into the coverages and positions of his zone defense and how to defend different offensive alignments. He begins with a look at his philosophy. Philosophy & Mindset Gallo’s defensive philosophy is to use a zone defense and prevent easy shots. Players are taught to develop a mindset of allowing no 3-pointers, no easy layups, and only giving up contested 2-point shots. Offensive players can never simply catch and shoot. Coach Gallo’s zone defense has five main rules: Move on the flight of the ball. Hands never drop below your waist. Stay down (no ball fakes, no shot fakes). Don’t get screened. Nobody shoots from where they catch the ball. Using Zone Defense Going through each position, Coach Gallo reviews the different slides, closeouts, and responsibilities. He explains the angles players should take when closing out, how to move and what actions to anticipate. For the zone to work, all five players must be in the correct position at all times. Coach Gallo talks about the different ways the zone defense can be beaten. He reviews what to do when the ball goes into the short corner, the middle, and when dribble penetration occurs. He also shares drills and breakdowns that work against stopping each of these stresses on the zone defense. If you are a coach looking for a stifling zone defense, this is it. Coach Gallo does a great job of breaking down each piece of the zone puzzle in an easy and understandable way. This is must-have for your defensive library. Read our 2-3 Zone Defense Guide

The 1-2-2 Press - Three-Quarter  University of Iowa head coach Fran McCaffrey has built winners everywhere he has been. His Hawkeyes have made seven postseason trips in his ten seasons. One of the reasons for Coach McCaffery’s success is his 1-2-2 press. In this presentation, he shows you how the press can be used in a variety of ways and how any coach can adapt it to fit any coaching style. Using on-court demonstration, you get an in-depth look at four different versions of the 1-2-2 three-quarter court press: Traditional, Grey, Late-Game, and Contain. Traditional It all starts with the basics. Coach McCaffery explains each player’s role and responsibility within the press. You learn how to read an opponent’s attack, which will help in later versions of the press. McCaffery shows you how to trap at half-court and get the late trap in the front court. He also shows you how to fall back into the 1-2-2 zone and how to morph into a 2-3. Switching When teams figure out how to break the traditional 1-2-2 press, you can call “Grey” which is faster-paced pressure defense. It looks like the traditional press but then switches to man-to-man principles after the first pass. Opponents are forced to put the ball into the hands of poor ball handlers which opens up scoring opportunities. Late Game A third option in McCaffrey’s pressure system is Late Game. When you are looking to seal a lead, you can use this option to force teams to dribble more and use more clock. By forcing opponents to dribble more and pick the ball up, you can also create 10-second calls. Teams are forced to go east-west instead of up the court. Contain Used to finish off an opponent, “Contain” forces opponents into multiple traps. You will learn how you can get the ball out of the hands of your opponent’s best ball handler. Contain also forces a lot of bad decisions which lead to turnovers and scoring opportunities. If you have a team that is built for pressure, Coach McCaffery’s 1-2-2 zone press is for you. You will see how to create pressure and indecision. It also creates uncertainty as you learn to disguise the defense. There are a multitude of strategies in this DVD that can help any coach and team become successful. Rent this 1-2-2 press DVD today.