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Archie Miller: Transition Offense Basketball Drills Develop a system of attacking opponents on every possession with help from Indiana University head coach Archie Miller. The former head coach at Dayton who took the Flyers to an Elite Eight, Miller is known for getting his teams to play an up-tempo style of basketball that puts pressure on opponents. In this video, you will see two different transition offenses that can be used after made shots or misses. Miller gives you some quick hitters that will work well in any offense. There is an effective system for breaking presses as well as drills for creating an up-tempo style of play. There is even a question and answer segment where Miller gets more specific with some of his offensive strategies. Carolina Transition Offense Basketball Drills – Makes When an opponent scores, Coach Miller’s team goes right into its Carolina transition. The transition offense works to create scoring opportunities for each position on the floor and then flow directly into the motion offense. Miller uses the 5-on-0 Run Through Drill where players learn to feed the ball into the post on rim runs or advance the ball with passes “up the street” or “across the street.” Phoenix Transition Offense Basketball Drills – Misses On missed shots, Coach Miller’s team pushes the ball up the floor using the Phoenix transition offense. Immediately off of a rebound, the Phoenix fast break starts. It is a flexible system that can take on a variety of configurations and fits well with any combination of personnel on the floor. Coach Miller shows you the Phoenix Build Up Drill to teach you how easily it is to use motion-like principles to get into a number of drag ball screen situations. Transition Triggers The transition offense is not complete without a way to attack the press. Here, Coach Miller demonstrates three triggers that a point guard initiates: the flip, spin, and through. You also see how the Carolina transition offense can be modified to break the press. Miller explains player spacing and rotations as part of an effective press break. Transition Drills Coach Miller shares four practice drills that help you install the transition offense and help your players understand the nuances of each. Read and React Drill: forces players to think on the fly and run a set play using the Carolina break Phoenix/Carolina Combination: develops both fast break styles in the same full court trip with a 5-on-0 run through Circle Transition: 5-on-5 scrimmage drill with emphasis on competition Free Throw Transition: another 5-on-5 scrimmage drill off a free throw Q & A Coach Miller delves deeper into ball screens and different methods he uses to counter defensive tactics against ball screens. He also talks floor balance and modifications for the Phoenix break based on personnel. All in all, this is one of the most complete transition offensive system videos you will find on the market. In 41 minutes, Coach Miller provides you with a system that will pressure opponents from the opening tip until the final buzzer. Rent this transition offense basketball drills DVD today.

coach Miller’s Feats In The Basket Ball World Are Such That Has Left Indelible Marks In The Minds Of So Many Lovers Of The Game. In All Of College Basketball Teams, Coach Miller’s High-octane Offensive Teams At Dayton Have Been Named As One Of The Most Feared Teams. Overtime, Coach Miller Developed An Intense Shooting Program That Aims At Stretching A Player's Talents To Bring Out The Best In His Players. In This Video, Coach Miller Showcased Some The Strategies That Made His Teams’ Tough; Which Is Putting Pressure On Opponents With Their Ability To Shoot The 3-ball. Follow This Presentation And You Will Learn What He Does To Keep His Team Motivated. you Will Also Explore The Shooting Program Criteria And The Perimeter Shooting Basketball Strategies Especially The Hubie Browns Drilling Skills. This On-the-move Drill Video Will Help You Focus On The Fundamentals Of Your Footwork; Wing To Wing, Top To Top And Wing To Other Wing Shots Are Taken. There Is Also A Meticulous Charting Program That Can Tangibly Help The Players Monitor Their Growth As A Shooter Throughout The Course Of The 6-week Session. towards The End Of The Video, Coach Miller Introduced Two More Game-like Post Shooting Drills Which Are Easy To Implement Or Practice And Can Instantly Help Your Team Develop The Required Skills For Any Game. Are You A Smart Coach Who Is Looking To Build Capable Players Who Would Become A Scoring Threat Out To 3-point Range? This Video Has Been Made With You In Mind!

Archie Miller: Off-Season Skill Development Indiana University head coach Archie Miller guides you through an in-depth workout designed to build skills as well as condition your athletes. Miller formerly the head coach at the University of Dayton where his Flyers won back-to-back Atlantic-10 titles in 2016-17 and advanced the Elite Eight in 2014. Miller details the strategies and drills he used at Dayton and currently at Indiana to develop players. You will see on-court demonstrations with Miller’s coaching staff. They will take you through a number of drills that you can implement into your off-season program right away. Coach Miller also goes through his offseason plan and how to make sure players are pushed to do their best. Coach Miller teaches the warmup, ball handling, and shooting drills and also a set of competitive drills that simulate game situations. Miller wants all of his drills – no matter what they are – to be done at game speed. All players learn the following moves from any position on the floor: Power layup Reverse hook Pull up jumper Step through Reach out layup Perimeter-to-post Coach Miller goes unconventional with his shooting series. It’s not the typical spot shooting drill. Instead, a clock is used to push players to go at game speed. The end result is a tough, challenging shooting workout. Drills include the following: Spot Shooting Series – 1-Step & 2-Step Spot Shooting Series on the Move 3 Men, 2 Balls Drill (shoot 2s, 3s, pullup jumpers, half-court speed pullup jumpers, and line shooting) The other thing Coach Miller does is chart players’ progress to help them build confidence and hold them accountable. Players will want to improve as they see their numbers after every workout. They will continue to buy into the program as they see their progress. Coach Miller’s offseason development program is challenging and helps build the skills your players need to be successful.