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Basketball Defense Drills Steve Fisher was long-time NCAA coach at both Michigan, where he won a national championship in 1989, and San Diego State. In accumulating nearly 500 career wins, Fisher left a trademark for tough, aggressive, and sound defense. In this video, he shares with you the keys – communication and positioning – to his dominating defenses. Using over 15 practice drills, Fisher gives you everything you need to build a suffocating defense. Basketball Shell Drill The Shell Drill and all of its variations is something that should be done every day if you are looking to coach a successful defense. Coach Fisher demonstrates the Shell Drill and shows you how to use it to translate learned defensive concepts into success in game situations. Fisher drills defensive positioning that shuts off passing lanes while at the same time providing solid help defense. He shows how to prevent dribble penetration with the use of stunts. You will also see how Coach Fisher rotates defenders to double the ball and cover the first pass out on drives to the baseline. Your players will learn to keep the man in front and play with a greater sense of urgency when off the ball to improve help defense. Coach Fisher insists that the Shell Drill should be used daily and uses it to teach the finer points of defense. Using the Shell Defense Drills with your players can help them become comfortable with your defensive system and learn what to expect come game time. Other Defense Drills & Techniques Coach Fisher shares a number of additional concepts and drills in an effort to ensure that you have well-rounded basketball players that are solid all-around defenders. Numbers Rebounding Drill: Defenders scramble to contest an open shooter and secure the ball. Trace Drill: Learn the proper closeout technique and how to pressure the ball without giving up the drive. “Black” & “Left”: These tactics force an offense to move the ball into particular areas of the floor where the defense is at an advantage. “Regular” & “Lock”: Learn two methods for disrupting baseline inbound plays. Late-game strategy: Coach Fisher shares his ideas on taking away a star player’s ability to make a play at the end of a game. This 73-minute video is a detailed, well organized presentation from one of the college game’s great coaches. Fisher will give you everything you need to develop a hard-nosed, aggressive defense that can create turnovers and produce more wins. Rent this Defense Drills for Basketball DVD today.

Steve Fisher: San Diego State Offense and Drills Steve Fisher built a career on an up-tempo style of play that led him to 495 career victories including an NCAA national championship in 1989 as the head coach of the Michigan Wolverines. He moved on to San Diego State where he had 12 20-win seasons and led the Aztecs to the Sweet 16 twice. In this video, Coach Fisher teaches his offense and shows you the drills he uses to do so. You’ll learn how to create opportunities at the rim as well as open three-point shots. Shooting Drills Offense all starts with the ability to make shots. Coach Fisher teaches a competitive shooting drill that forces players to move with a purpose. He demonstrates a partner shooting drill that gives players shots at the top of the key, elbows, corners, and behind the 3-point arc. Transition Offense The fast break was one of the keys to success at San Diego State. Watch as Coach Fisher shows you how to get the ball up the floor quickly and create easy shots. You will see how the transition offense can generate uncontested three-pointers and easy entry passes into the post. For those times your guards can’t get the ball up the sideline, Fisher gives you a few options. One is a drag screen in transition with a big where he rolls and replaces to space the floor. Half-Court Offense Coach Fisher’s offense is based on two sets: Shuffle and Scissors. Shuffle is a series that provides a wing-to-block cut off of the back screen from the post. There is also a variation where two separate stagger screens are used to free up shooters on the perimeter. Fisher also shows you how to beat teams that deny swing passes and reversals. The Scissors set is essentially a Princeton offense variation with two bigs at the elbows. Using down screens, back cuts, and ball screens, Scissors provides open shot attempts at will. Fisher adds in quick hitters and counters to keep any defense guessing. This video from an NCAA championship coach makes an outstanding addition to any collection! Rent the San Diego State Offense today.

Coach Fisher is a great teacher and shares with you his favorite drills. He also explains why they are so powerful. The warm-up drill he uses involves ball handling from baseline to halfcourt and back. All shooting drills are competitive and focus on communication and good passing. You'll find the 4 plus 1 shooting series, the 2, 2, 2 and 1 shooting drill, and the Fire fast break drill among the featured drills. Step-by-step demonstrations of time-tested game play are provided. Heat is a play that offers multiple options and screens. "Florida", a play that gives a lob for the lay-up at the post, is called a play. The "X" play can result in at least one basket per game on the free throw line. Fisher shares his "4th play" to win at the buzzer. This collection is full of great drills and plays for both team and individuals! 73 minutes. 2007.