Out of Bounds Plays for Middle School Basketball He has a very high win percentage throughout his career. This is seen in his two undefeated seasons by which the 30-0 streak in 2003 stands out quite prominently. He has one run in the Roses championship. Throughout his career, he has about 284 career wins in the fifteen seasons which he was actively involved in. he is the one who established and is currently the director of the QBI which stands for the Quality Basketball Camps. Out of Bounds Plays to Score 10 Points a Game One thing that is crucial is the ability to take advantage of the baskets which are gifted to you once the opportunity is presented. In the current game, the need to get at least ten marks or points from situations which presents itself due to the out of bounds rule is very essential. This is in order for us to gain an edge which we can use offensively.  In this video series which is divided into four part, we would Nick Cammarano illustrating and demonstrating at least eight plays out of ten which would give the team the perfect opportunities and vision to make use of all the out of bounds situations which they find themselves in. there are some great techniques or sets which would can be used in a man marking defense or a zoning defense. These would help you gain an advantage. The coach starts his demonstration by discussing about some techniques or drills which would help in all inbound plays. The names of two of these drills are “Follow the leader” and “rapid fire shooting”. For each drill which is to be learnt, the players who are involved in the drill are expected to perform a lot of reps. It would help the players to understand very important things about shooting. One thing which most of the players would learn is how to use rebounds and turn it into an offensive play. This is one part of basketball which has the ability to turn a game on its head. Also, in this out of bounds plays video, another thing which would be learnt is the simply sets which is used to force an out of bounds situation. These sets usually make use of an alignment which comes in either stack or box setting. This would allow most of the players to understand and practice many set plays which are quite complicated and if not handled properly can disrupt the play of a team. The eight out of bounds techniques which are promoted by Coach Nick are really simply and very easy to understand. It would keep your opponents on their toes as they try to predict the next play which you would make. One of the major things which would allow a team to be successful in all out-of-bounds play is quickness and learning your opponent set plays. It is also impossible to ensure that the ball is always in the hands of the individuals who score for fun. This video is one of the easiest ways in which you can teach your students in middle school on how to use the out-of-bounds techniques flawlessly and improve their quickness when playing the game. Rent this out of bounds plays DVD today.

3-2 Match Up Zone Defense for Middle School Basketball This matchup zone covers all areas of the perimeter and it prevents dribble penetration. You will learn how to teach your players to effectively guard out-of-bounds-under plays. There are five breakdown drills that will teach various actions for different positions in the zone. Your Athletic basketball players will be able to trap and bait opponents into making bad passes that can lead to easy baskets. The goal of the defense would be to prevent a situation whereby the opposition scores easy and high percentage baskets. You will discover how you can use the 3-2 match-up zone to cover all the defensive situations that your team might face. The 3-2 match-up zone will help your defense to create confusion that will force opponents to take ineffective shots out of the corner of the zone. You will learn how the zone should move along with coverage areas for each player. There are 5 breakdown drills that can help players learn about the different aspects of the zone such as high post flasher and defending screens. 3-2 Match Up Zone for Aggressive Defense Your players will be able to defend against 5 offensive set-ups. Your post players will learn to bait shooters into making bad shots from the corner of the court while your guards buzz around creating illusions of no diving angles on the floor. Your opponents will be forced to make countless shooting errors this way. If you want an aggressive defense, you can use the 3-2 match-up zone as a trapping defense that confuses the opponents, creates turnovers, and creates havoc on the defensive end. They will also learn how to use two different alignments, how to shift the zone to defend the baseline out-of-bounds situations, and how to tilt the zone to defend all types of offenses your team might face during a game. The 3-2 match-up zone defense system forces opponents to make countless bad shots, thereby increasing your team’s chances of winning matches. Rent this 3-2 Match Up Zone Defense DVD today.

Basketball Box Offense Video Your layers will be able to use an easy-to-run offense that creates enough opportunities for every member of your team to score in the game. There are 10 set plays that you can teach your basketball players to effectively force the opposition off balance. Implement breakdown drills that will build your offense by teaching screening, cutting, and how to read the defense. The strategies presented by Nick Cammarano in this basketball box offense video will enable multiple players to score easily on the court. The Box Offense program surely is a great offensive system that maximizes the number of times players can score in a game. Every part of the box offense program aims to create an unstoppable scoring machine. There are on-court demonstrations in the 5-on-5 or 5-0 settings as well as whiteboard diagrams to enable coaches to understand the Box Offense system or program properly. Basketball Box Offnese Set Plays There are 10 different sets and wrinkles that you can use to teach your players the basic box setup. The great thing about each of the set plays is that they are designed to create scoring opportunities during the course of the game. If your strongest offensive man is your post player, get him the ball by means of screens, solutions, and many other options. If your most skillful players are the guards, use screen and roll situations to let them be more aggressive towards the loop. Since everyone has scoring opportunities, your players will love to run the box offense. This program is designed for middle school basketball players and it is easy to understand the components and to implement them. It addresses every possible game situation and makes sure that the best players get the ball at good scoring positions. This way, you will create a formidable team that will bring you much success. Rent this basketball box offense DVD today.

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  Rental Term Highlights  We only rent DVDs in the USA.  No rental DVD orders will be mailed outside the USA. This DVD is for rent only and is not for sale.   Before you can rent a DVD, you must download and submit a Rental Membership form. This is a one time requirement. No monthly subscription fee is required. 5 Day (Single Titles) or 10 Day (DVD Sets) Viewing Period FREE Shipping! The price of the rental includes shipping and return shipping. There are no shipping charges added on either way.

  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.

All-In-One “Complete Player” Workout Lyndsey Fennelly was a 2007 All-American point guard at Iowa State University and a second-round draft choice of the WNBA’s Indiana Fever. Fennelly went on to become the course director of Point Guard College and in this video demonstrates the All In One workout. The workout, which works a variety of different skills, was one of the reasons why Fennelly was so successful as a player. Shooting The workout was designed to develop the complete player. It can be done individually or with other players. The workout focuses on areas that make players more dangerous. These include working on shooting the 3-pointer, attacking the basket, finishing around the rim, and finishing with the back to the basket. Ball Handling Fennelly begins the workout with a series of one-ball ball-handling drills. Players move up and down the floor in an attempt to get loose and work up a sweat in preparation for the core of the workout. Starting with ball-handling drills also helps players build the confidence needed to put the ball on the floor and attack defenses. Creative Finishing In the second part of the workout, Fennelly encourages players to think outside the box when finishing. Players work on creative finishes and put them to the test. Fennelly demonstrates six atypical finishes around the rim. The idea is for players to learn not just to take shots but to learn to make shots. To become a complete player, one must be able to shoot. It doesn’t matter if it is long-range 3-pointers or mid-range jumpers. Players have to be able to hit shots. Fennelly demonstrates the one-dribble pull ups where players learn to catch and shoot and use shots fakes to create open shots. Players learn to consistently create and knock down shots from anywhere on the floor. The All In One workout is a dynamic skill development workout. Coaches can use the instruction in this video to build a complete, unstoppable player that is confident in his or her abilities. Rent this Complete Player workout DVD today.

Duke Basketball: Post Player Drills Post play is extremely important at all levels of basketball. In this video, former Duke player and coach Jeff Capel takes you through a post player workout packed with drills that will develop skill and mobility. Capel was an outstanding player at Duke, became an assistant for the Blue Devils, and is now the head coach at the University of Pittsburgh. His stops at Virginia Commonwealth and Oklahoma resulted in multiple trips to the NCAA tournament. Creating a Championship Post Player To begin, Coach Capel demonstrates six offensive techniques that post players should master: Jump hook Drop step Quick go (one dribble into a running hook shot) Quick spin move Reverse pivot into a jump shot Rip-and-drive Coach Capel teaches each move on both sides of the paint so that players develop the use of both the right and left hands. Breakdown Shooting Drills Capel then takes you through five intense shooting drills. The idea is to help post players develop the ability to score from multiple spots on the floor using flashes, duck-ins, rolls, pops, and more. The drills include: 4-Around-1 Breakdown Drill: A breakdown of shots and situations your post players will see in your offense 4- and 5-Shot Drill: These drills work on shots that posts will regularly take in games. Wing (Wide Action) and Angle Ball Screens (High Action): These drills work on improving the effectiveness of the two-man game. 5 Spot Skills (out of rips and off of offensive rebounds): Forces post players to develop skills from the perimeter, which is often uncomfortable. Coach Capel’s post player development workout is essentially the same that is used at Duke. Use it and your players will become unstoppable multi-skilled and mobile big men. Rent this post player drills DVD today.

Building a Championship Team Certain teams and programs are in the spotlight year after year. They are always contending for and winning championships. How do they do it? What makes them champions? Eliot Smith, athletic director and head boys basketball coach at Lick-Wilmerding HS (CA), says that success leaves clues. “Forget about the scoreboard,” says Smith. “If you want to be the best coach that your kids have ever had, then teach your players and teams those winning qualities that will last with them for the rest of their life.” Championship Team Qualities Smith has spent nearly three decades teaching those qualities to boys and girls at Lick-Wilmerding HS in San Francisco. Some of what he teaches includes: How to Build a Winning Program How to Be a Great Coach How to Get the Most Out of Your Players How to Earn that Trust with Your Parents How to make All of Your Kids Look, Act, and Think Like a Champion High school athletes are continuously developing their skills and knowledge of the game while also developing emotionally every day. Sometimes, it’s hard to get kids to buy into “the big picture.” Coach Smith centers his philosophy on one simple idea – Champions Find a Way. His players play with confidence knowing it is okay to make mistakes. They also know they can take chances as well. How to Be a Great Coach Coach Smith outlines five ways to get the most out of your players and get them to buy into “the big picture.” Compliment your players often Focus on the positive Create an attitude that inspires players to hustle Prepare for battle Get players out of their comfort zone, “put your foot in the circle” You will see Coach Smith model his championship attitude by listening and watching game footage that is provided in the presentation. Learn how to build a tradition of excellence, a team-first attitude, and develop a mentality in which champions find a way! Buy this championship team DVD today.

Complete Player Development Workouts for Perimeter and Post Players Mike Procopio has worked with over 100 NBA players including the likes of Kevin Durant, Kobe Bryant, and Dwyane Wade. Coach Procopio is an instructor at the Michael Jordan Flight School and Skill Academies and is an Attack Athletics Player Development Trainer. In this video, he gives you one of the most comprehensive skills development presentations on record. From the warm-up to shooting and dribbling drills, Coach Procopio can help you improve your team’s fundamental basketball skills. Shooting Drills Coach Procopio gives you a progression of position-specific shooting drills that emphasize catching and shooting without the dribble, the post up, and coming off the pin-down screen. A series of 1-minute shooting drills incorporate both posts and guards. You will see Coach Procopio demonstrate the “peel cut” and “fade cut” scoring opportunities that are difficult to defend within the motion offense. Footwork technique, reading screens, and attacking defenders is part of the individual wing portion of the workout. Coach Procopio goes over four different reads off of the pin-down screen. He will add defenders which incorporates more decision making in the drill. Players are also taught a variety of moves that permit quick scoring opportunities. The one dribble pull-up jump shot is an excellent scoring chance and players work on it in a number of directions. Coach Procopio also teaches Kobe-like jab steps and shot fakes which help create space and make players harder to defend. Position-Specific Drills Guards work on post up opportunities as well as feeding the post. The wing workout concludes with a challenging 3-point shooting drill where players must make shots from different spots on the floor. The post portion of the workout features 15-foot jumpers and one dribble pull-up shots from different areas on the perimeter. Posts are also taken through a number of drills that work on 15-foot perimeter jumpers and one-dribble pull-up shots. They also work on the proper technique for the pick and pop, screen and roll, and roll and replace. Each of these is used on a nightly basis in the NBA. Coach Procopio’s skills video will improve your team’s scoring from every position on the floor, which makes this presentation a must-have for any coach’s library.

These made-to-score plays will help you score crucial points Under pressure late in the game, learn how to get your best free throw shooter into your hands A simple, but effective offense that can be used against the Box & 1 defense These made-to score out of bounds plays, special situations and other play-styles will help you pick up important points! Coach Mihalich guides you through special situations using 5-on-0 or 5-on-5 action. BASELINE OUT-OF BOUNDS: Mihalich shows his out-of-bounds play base, starting with five plays from the T-series. They are all run out the same formation. Each player will find a play in this series, making it a favorite. You will have five different options in the same formation. It is also extremely difficult to scout or guard with five options. He also displays his 40 series, baseline below versus a zone and a special play for when you need a 3-pointer. SIDELINE OUT OF-BOUNDS Then he takes you to his sideline for out-of-bounds play. The same philosophy applies to him, with five plays per player using the same set. Three sideline specials are also shared by him that can be used when you need to make a 3-point shot. SPECIAL SITUATIONS Mihalich uses a press breaker system that allows vertical, horizontal, and diagonal passing options. This helps to move the ball faster and create 2-on-1 or 3-on-2 situations. To get the ball in your hands, use a press breaker. Do not beat the press, score from it! Mihalich also shows his success in offensive attacks against the Box-and-1 defense. This DVD will show you how to get more points from each game. This was produced at the Richmond, VA clinic in Fall 2009. 68 minutes. 2010.

Six areas to sharpen the skills of your players To keep your players focused during practice, incorporate a variety drills Andy Kennedy, 2007 SEC Coach-of-the Year, shares his practice ideas and insights You can hold your players responsible for improving with Coach Kennedy's 15 best practice drills. You can use Kennedy's drills to improve the skills of your athletes in six areas. ball handling Rebounding Ball screens fast breaks closeouts help defense Kennedy's weak-side rebounding drill is a highlight of this DVD. It can be used to train your players and improve their ability to spot weak shots. Kennedy's extraordinary ball screen breakdown drill provides instruction on pick, roll, pick and pop, and slip screen actions. Avoid complacency in your practice by using Kennedy's full court fast-break drill. This allows your players to focus on both the defensive and offensive sides of the ball. To foster communication and cover the open man, use game speed drills like the closeout or help and recover defense drills. These drills can be used as ingredients for a focused, effective practice. 66 minutes. 2009.

darrin Horn: Core Drills To Build Your Defense former Western Kentucky And South Carolina Head Basketball Coach Darrin Horn Helps You Create A Defensive Identity In This Video From Coach Horn’s Days With The Gamecocks. Defense Comes Down To Stopping The Ball, Protecting The Basket, And Developing An Overall Toughness And Coach Horn Presents A Set Of Drills Designed To Do Just That. you Will Hear And Examine Four Questions That Coach Horn Brings Up That Are Important To The Foundation Of Your Defense. How You Answer These Questions Will Help You Create And Mold Your Team’s Defensive Identity. Your Answers Will Lead To What You Emphasize In Practice Right Down To The Very Drills Used To Build Your Defense. coach Horn Will Teach And Demonstrate Eight Different Drills That He Uses In Practice To Build The Foundation Of His Defenses. These Drills Emphasize The Skills Needed To Create A Championship-level Defense. You Will Learn Techniques For Stopping The Ball In Transition, Communicating On Defense, Protecting The Basket, Stopping Passes, Having Active Hands, Preventing Splits In Traps, And For Developing Toughness On Defense. for Each Drill, You Will Learn Its Purpose And How It Is Related To Coach Horn’s Overall Defensive Philosophy. He Also Reviews Teaching And Coaching Points For Each Drill So That You Can Easily Adapt The Drills To Your Players. The Drills Are Easy To Implement And Can Help You Build An Intense, Aggressive Defense That Reinforces Toughness In Your Program. if You Are Looking For That Defensive Philosophy Or Identity That You Can’t Seem To Find, Coach Horn’s Video Is The Right Choice For You. 61 Minutes. 2009.

You can learn everything you need about the skill development of players from National Champion coach Billy Donovan Short sessions of practice outside help players develop individual skills. Five drills that focus on individual shooting, passing, cutting and individual moves. The Florida Gators won back-to-back National Championships thanks to Billy Donovan's tireless work ethic and leadership. This success can only be achieved by a dedication to personal improvement each day. His reputation as an outstanding teacher of the game has been built on his ability to make players stronger, more efficient and more effective on offense. Donovan holds 30-40 minute sessions in the off-practice to teach perimeter, shooting, dribbling and post play skills. Five drills are used to develop skill. Five drills are designed to improve individual shooting, passing, cutting and individual moves. They also focus on conditioning, pivoting from the perimeter, and post-play development. This five-drill series is the key to DonovanÕs success in Florida. This video course offers a challenging and competitive plan for player development. 70 minutes. 2008.

Coach Crean shares drills and practices that are crucial to the success of his program at both ends of the court. Crean opens with a series set plays that run 5-on-1. Crean demonstrates some powerful scoring opportunities. Every play has multiple scoring options that are open to any offense. Practice time spent on out-of-bounds plays pays off when it comes to game time. Crean demonstrates four plays and explains six ways to score quick baskets. The drills to build the press offense start with a full court drill 2-0. You can choose from 3-0, 4-4 or 5-0. Each segment includes ball handling, passing and decision making. Close out drill involves four players, who must quickly react to their man and push their ball handler higher. The drive and kick and baseline drives are another game-like drill where players practice shooting and passing. Crean also offers a few shooting drills for competitive play. Coach Crean's team has the opportunity to put the pieces together in a short scrimmage setting, allowing them to practice many of the skills they learned from the breakdown drills. 103 minutes. 2007.