Get an "All-Access" look at three of Joanne P. McCallie's practices at Duke University
Add a variety of offensive and defensive drills to your drill catalog
Get an insiders look at the Duke early offense and half-court offensive philosophy
with Joanne P. McCallie,
Duke University Head Women's Basketball Coach;
2005 National Coach of the Year (Michigan State);
Gold medalist coach of the 2006 U-20 National Team and the 2007 U21 World Championship Team
Learn the essentials to running a successful practice from one of the top women's coaches in the game today-Joanne P. McCallie! This is your chance to watch three practices leading up to Duke's opening contest for the 2009-10 season in which the Blue Devils finished 30-6 and earned a 2 seed in the NCAA Tournament.
TEAM WARM UP:
Coach McCallie begins each practice with a team warm-up/stretching segment, individual development drills, and team development drills. These drills are designed to improve ball handling, passing and shooting skills while incorporating McCallie's offensive and defensive philosophy. You will see break down drills for post and perimeter players, situational transition drills and full court conditioning drills.
OFFENSE:
Get an in-depth look at McCallie's offensive system from the early offense philosophy and calls to half court options into the shot clock play, plus a look at what they do versus zone defenses. You will see how Duke executes its early offense through different reads and calls versus a 5-on-0 setting as well as in a 5-on-5 scrimmage. You also get an in-depth look at some of Duke's half-court offensive sets they use versus man and zone defense.
DEFENSE:
On the defensive side of the ball, McCallie shows some of her man defensive drills as well as her match-up zone. See how Duke defends on the ball, works on transition defense and defends the post. Get a look at McCallie's hybrid 1-2-2 match-up defense. The match-up begins as a 1-2-2 set utilizing both zone and man principles. See techniques for disrupting the ball, eliminating passing lanes and placing pressure on the offense. She adds to the defense by showing where and how they trap to cause disruption to the offense.
Experience is what makes Joanne P. McCallie one of the top coaches in the country. Incorporate her concepts into your program for next season.
Unprecedented inside look into UCONN women's basketball and Coach Auriemma
Behind-the-scenes look into UCONN women's basketball practices
Numerous tips on basketball drills and practice planning
with Geno Auriemma,
Five-time Women's Basketball National Championship Coach;
6X National Coach of the year
Naismith Hall of Fame, over 30 Big East regular season and tournament titles
Never before has such a prestigious program opened its door to the coaching world as in this landmark basketball DVD from Geno Auriemma. Take a courtside seat as Coach Auriemma coaches and narrates his way through the first four practices of the 2008-09 season. From the tone-setting circle to the last made free throw, Auriemma takes you through these extensive practices from beginning to end. The genius of Auriemma's coaching shines through with the aid of more than 40 drills and hundreds of possessions. Passing, ball handling, shooting, transition, half-court offense and skill development highlight these practice drills. You will learn the techniques Auriemma uses to build the nation's highest scoring offense. Auriemma unveils defensive transition and rebounding secrets in half- and full-court drills. During the four-day stretch you can see how Auriemma organizes his practices, designs his drills and how each drill fits perfectly into the big picture. He shares the intricacies of the on-ball screen and roll in half-court teaching and full-court play. Take a page from this nationally renowned program and use this DVD to build your drill catalog, defense and offensive attack.
Unprecedented inside look into practice with Basketball Hall of Fame coach, Jim Calhoun
Behind-the-scenes look at beginning of season practice planning
Basketball drills for all aspects of practice including shooting, conditioning, full and half court drills
with Jim Calhoun,
2004 and 1999 NCAA Championship Coach
Basketball Hall of Fame,
2X NCAA Championships, 16 Big East Titles
over 700 career victories
Join Jim Calhoun in an unprecedented behind-the-scenes basketball practice experience. Coach Calhoun shares his on-floor brilliance as he takes his team through its intial practices of the season. He highlights 13 aspects of practice through drills and team play. These components include offense, defense, transition, rebounding, skill work, fundamentals, shooting, screening, post moves, zone offense, 3-on-3, 5-on-0 and 5-on-5 competitive play. The whole-part-whole teaching method is on display as Calhoun breaks down all elements of his offensive and defensive system. You will see how he mixes full- and half-court drills to begin building his team's identity. Calhoun includes 33 half- and full-court drills that covers his system from A to Z. You will see the purpose of drills and how each fits into the big picture. Conditioning, free throws and extensive position-specific skill development are added between team play and drill segments. The drills and team play are applicable to your team as you build your own system and style of play. Experience what makes Jim Calhoun one of the best coaches in the history of the game. This is like no other basketball video! It will change the way you practice and begin your season.
Create an environment where your players play hard and disciplined
Make practice tougher than games
Set The Tone - Win or lose games on the defensive end
with Matt Painter,
Purdue University Head Coach;
2008 Big Ten Coach of the Year;
2009 United States U19 National Team Assistant Coach, Gold Medalist at the FIBA U19 World Championship
Matt Painter, one of America's most successful and respected young coaches, showcases four Purdue basketball practices demonstrating the drills, principles and techniques that have taken the Boilermakers to the top of the NCAA rankings.
Coach Painter emphasizes four basic parts of the game and structures his practice around them.
Half-court defense
Rebounding
Taking care of the ball
Transition defense
Painter sets the tone of each practice by starting out with his defensive breakdowns. He dissects Purdue's man-to-man defense with a variety of drills and exercises.
Painter's practices include post and perimeter skill work, transition motion, secondary break, free throw work, man defense, shell work, motion offense and much more.
Painter ends each practice with a competitive drill including a rebounding drill (Rebound War), a shoot out (No Man's Land) and a limitation drill (60 Point Drill).
Get your team into championship form with breakdowns, one-on-one teaching and competitive drills.
Get "All-Access" to Pat Summitt's season-opening practices at the University of Tennessee for the 2009-10 season
Basketball drills for all aspects of practice including shooting, conditioning, full and half court drills
See the Lady Vols method of defending ball screens, backscreens and downscreens
with Pat Summitt,
University of Tennessee Head Women's Basketball Coach;
2008 NCAA Champions;
8-time NCAA Championship Coach, over 950 career wins
Never before has Pat Summitt opened the doors to Lady Vols practices. Take a courtside seat as Coach Summitt coaches and narrates you through the opening practices of the 2009-10 season.
The genius of Summitt's coaching shines through with the aid of more than 20 drills and hundreds of possessions in these practices. Passing, ball handling, shooting, transition, half-court offense and skill development highlight these practice drills. You also get a look at the Lady Vols offensive sets in transition and in the half court set.
During these practices you will see how Summitt organizes her practices and designs her drills so that each drill fits perfectly into the big picture. She shares the intricacies of the on-ball screen in half-court teaching. Learn how to incorporate the rocket closeout drill, the persistence drill, the recovery drill, and the circle drill to assemble your half court defense.
Conditioning, free throws and extensive position-specific skill development are added between team play and drill segments. The drills and team play are applicable to your team as you build your own system and style of play.
Experience what makes Pat Summitt one of the best coaches in the history of the game.
Get "All-Access" to Bill Self practices including drills, plays, defense, and coaching philosophy
This DVD set includes the first four practices of the 2009-2010 season when the Jayhawks were ranked #1
See the Jayhawk method of defending back screens, fade screens, ball screens
with Bill Self,
University of Kansas Head Coach;
2008 NCAA Champions;
4x Big 12 Champions
For the first time, Bill Self opens the doors to historic Phog Allen Field house and his Kansas basketball program allowing an "all access" look at the first four practices of the 2009-2010 season. This extensive DVD set, produced by Championship Productions, includes more than six hours of basketball instruction that takes you step-by-step through a Kansas practice.
Listen in as Self provides coaching perspective on his practices, teaches his players, and provides coaching points for the drills and concepts he uses at Kansas
Organized into segments, his practices include skill development, offense, defense, transition, rebounding, fundamentals, shooting, screening, post moves, 3-on-3, 5-on-0 and 5-on-5 competitive play.
The whole-part-whole teaching method is on display as Self breaks down elements of his offensive and defensive system.Discover drills for ballhandling, passing and defensive footwork. See how Self builds his defense from individual principles to the shell drill. Watch Kansas guard and post break outs. Take a look at Self's secondary offense and full court transition game.
See how Self organizes his practices, designs his drills and how each drill and segment of practice fits into the big picture. Experience what make Bill Self one of the best coaches in the country and incorporate his drills and concepts into your program today!
Learn drills to improve your players dribbling, passing, and catching
Get an inside look at Coach Mooney's version of the Princeton Style offense
Sit in on over 9 hours of practice with Chris Mooney and his 2010 NCAA Tournament team
with Chris Mooney,
University of Richmond Head Coach;
2010 A-10 Coach of the Year
Are you having trouble carving out practice time for individual player improvement drills? Look no further as Chris Mooney demonstrates a very organized practice that incorporates drills aimed at improving team passing, ball handling and shooting skills.
This Championship Productions DVD set gives you an inside look into the first four practices of the 2009-2010 season including coaching meetings, coaches' perspective on the practices and Mooney's programs goals.
Learn how to create a quick-moving 30-minute warm-up for your practices. Mooney's warm-up emphasizes shooting, passing, spacing, hard cuts and more, so your players can get warmed up using skill work.
Get an inside look at Mooney's version of the Princeton offense (Mooney was a four-year started for Pete Carril at Princeton). See how he introduces the offense to his team and practices the offense with and without defense.
Pick up defensive drills from one of the top defensive teams in the nation.
Coach Mooney ends each practice with a man-to-man scrimmage where they take everything they have worked on each day and stress in a live 15 minute scrimmage setting.
This instructional basketball DVD set gives you an inside look into four of Coach Mooney's practices and coaching meetings providing you with an inside look at what makes Richmond a hard team to play against.
with Mike Krzyzewski "Coach K,"
Duke University Head Men's Basketball Coach;
2008 Men's Olympic Basketball Coach (Gold Medal);
NABC "Coach of the Decade,"
12X NABC "Coach of the Year,"
Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame (2001),
3X NCAA National Champions ('91, '92,'01)
Get "all access" to Coach K's practices, including drills, plays, defense, coaching philosophy and more
This DVD set includes over six hours of world class basketball instruction
Sit on the sidelines and listen in as Mike Krzyzewski conducts two full Duke basketball practices
Mike Krzyzewski opens the doors to legendary Cameron Indoor Stadium allowing you all access to his practices, drills, plays, philosophy and more! Explore the inner-workings of Krzyzewski's time-tested system of success and learn how you can incorporate it into your program.
This extensive DVD set includes over six hours of world class basketball instruction including two full Duke practices and multiple clinic sessions featuring Krzyzewski and assistant coaches, and former Duke players, Steve Wojciechowski and Chris Collins.
Get an all access pass to two Duke practices! Listen in as Krzyzewski provides a coaching perspective of his practices, what he teaches, why and what he will be looking for during the practices. Throughout the practices Krzyzewski provides priceless wisdom and basketball knowledge as he coaches and teaches his players, and provides coaching points for the drills and concepts he uses.
The Blue Devils run a multitude of half- and full-court drills featuring a variety of game-like situations that build up from 2-on-0 to 5-on-0 drills into an action or set play. Get a look inside Duke's split drills where post players work on various angles for the pick-and-roll and "slips," while perimeter players work on penetrate-and-kick action and shooting on the move.
Moving to the defensive side of the ball, the Blue Devils work on various three-quarter and full-court pressure defenses and off-the-ball defenses.
Assistant Coach Steve Wojciechowski explains the importance of early communication and the point of pressure concept as he covers the "Duke Method" of defending ball screens both near the top of the key and on the wing. He demonstrates and teaches the hard show technique, switching and trap techniques in tremendous detail.
Switching to offense, the Blue Devils demonstrate various techniques in breaking 2-2-1, 1-2-2 and 1-2-1-1 full court pressure defenses. Coach K demonstrates the "quick pass" concept and the "catch and face" technique in attacking full court pressure.
Assistant Coach Chris Collins introduces Duke's elbow series, which features set plays that bring the post players above the elbow to allow for great spacing. This opens up the floor for small teams to create mismatches and provides good cutting action and movement.
Every inbounds play is an opportunity to score. With that frame of mind, Collins demonstrates Duke's "Line Series" and "Box Series" of inbounds plays.
Coach K provides you with shooting drills that simulate offensive sets to better teach those sets with game-like movement. You will see how Duke attacks the zone with the post players flashing from behind the zone, and the guards driving into gaps and catching the ball shot ready. He also directs 4- and 6-minute scrimmages where players work on game situations and decision making.
Everything is brought together with nearly 90 minutes of informative "question and answer" sessions that cover topics such as Coach K's experience with the gold medal-winning USA Olympic Basketball team, Duke's method for scouting opponents, advice for young coaches, the best way to teach shooting technique and much more.
This DVD set covers nearly every facet of building a successful basketball program the Duke Blue Devil way.
Get "All-Access" to John Calipari's first two practices as the coach at the University of Kentucky
Sit on the sidelines as Coach Calipari shares his drills, offensive system, and defense system
Get insight into his teaching techniques for the dribble drive, transition offense, and pressure defense
with John Calipari,
University of Kentucky Head Coach;
2x Naismith National Coach of the Year,
2009 Sports Illustrated National Coach of the Year, .761 career winning percentage
For the first time, John Calipari opens the doors to his Kentucky basketball program allowing an "all access" look at the first practices of the 2009-10 season. This extensive DVD set, produced by Championship Productions, includes more than five hours of basketball instruction that takes you step-by-step through a Kentucky practice.
The first practice is all about the Kentucky offense. Calipari shares his philosophy for practice planning as well as what they are accomplishing as they build their offensive system from their transition game into their Dribble Drive offense. He begins by running a 5-on-0 transition drill where he explains his transition options and what the players are looking for as they push the ball up the floor. You will learn his team ball handling drills, which leads into a progression of lay-up drills that concentrate on speed, moves and finishing with contact. Learn the key to protecting the basketball and see how Calipari stresses it in practice. Calipari continues to build their transition offense with a full court team layup drill, full court 2-man passing, 3-man full court, 3-man weave full court, 11 drill, Skip 2, 32, 33 Blood, and 44 drills. In this drill set, Calipari stresses attacking with ball quickness, staying low, and finishing plays while fueling his player's instinct to attack.
Everything is brought together at the end of the practice with nearly 40 minutes of informative Q&A. Calipari answers questions regaring what level players have to be at to run his system, player placement for the dribble drive, his terminology, his thoughts on playing against zone defenses and much more.
NBA veteran and current assistant coach Rod Strickland then shares ball handling techniques and ball quickness drills. Strickland was a point guard in the NBA for 17 years in addition to mentoring Derrick Rose and Tyreke Evans while at Memphis.
Assistant Coach John Robic, who is in his 13th year season with Coach Calipari, details spacing, player responsibilities, and base options for the Dribble Drive Offense. He also takes you through some of their big man and guard play work. The big man drills include touches, working on relocation, reading movement, sealing inside and some ball screen principles in the Dribble Drive.
The second practice presents drills, from 1-on-1 to 5-on-5, that Calipari uses to build his defensive pressure from the ground up. Learn how to incorporate the lunge, early help, back foot fakes, and close outs to assemble a disruptive defense. He also takes you through his transition defense rules and uses his full court combination drill, which starts 2-on-1 and progresses to 3-on-2, 4-on-3, 5-on-4, and finishes 5-on-5 to build the transition defense.
Using the shell drill, Calipari shows you the base responsibilities and keys to his defense, which include ball pressure, closeouts, jumping to the ball, and having good vision off the ball. He explains his 30 second "perfect stop" to stress perfection in the shell drill. He finishes the defensive practice by walking you through his unique Press Defense.
Throughout the practices Calipari provides his wisdom and basketball knowledge as he coaches and teaches his players, and provides coaching points for the drills and concepts he uses to build his system of play.
Experience what make John Calipari one of the best coaches in the country!
Get more than 30 of Duke's efficient half- and full-court drills that keep everyone on the team involved and improving with each practice
See 13 actions and quick hitters to use against any man defense
Learn how to apply Duke's "self scouting system" to your team meetings
Over 10 hours of instruction on 5 discs. A $400 value for only $199.99!
with Mike Krzyzewski "Coach K,"
Duke University Head Men's Basketball Coach;
2008 Men's Olympic Basketball Coach (Gold Medal);
NABC "Coach of the Decade,"
12X NABC "Coach of the Year,"
Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame (2001),
4X NCAA National Champions ('91, '92, '01, '10)
One of the things that separates Duke from the pack is how Mike Krzyzewski and his staff effectively personalize their offense and defense to fit their personnel. In this all access DVD package, you will learn the tactics and drills employed by Coach K and his staff to capitalize on the strengths of their personnel.
This video series was filmed at the beginning of the 2009-10 season; a season that saw the Duke Blue Devils claim the NCAA National Championship.
This DVD set includes:
More than 10 hours of exhaustive basketball instruction
Three full practices
Multiple clinic sessions
Video breakdowns featuring Coach K and assistant coaches, Steve Wojciechowski and Chris Collins.
Throughout each practice Krzyzewski explains his coaching philosophies on offense, defense, transition, basketball fundamentals and many more aspects of the game. He shares his wisdom on team concepts such as player roles, captain selection, team camaraderie and other practical ideas that can be implemented into your own coaching philosophy and team concepts.
Krzyzewski begins with a defensive walk-through where he demonstrates and teaches his players why and how to communicate on defense, how to create numerical advantages, how to guard ball screens, how to personalize their defense depending on the opponent, and teaching the big men where to position themselves to draw charges.
Moving to the offensive side of the ball, Coach K addresses key fundamentals and player responsibilities such as looking for early post opportunities, creating opportunities to draw fouls, how to feed the post, what reads to make off of several actions, and how to stretch the defense physically and mentally.
The drills and exercises throughout this video specifically focus on one or more of the previously listed areas of focus and are emphasized in great detail by Krzyzewski and his staff. You'll see a multitude of Duke's efficient half- and full-court drills designed to keep everyone on the team involved and improving with each practice. From 5-on-0, 3-on-3, 5-on-5, to perimeter and post offensive and defensive breakdown drills, and short scrimmages, you'll get an in-depth look at the drills and concepts that made Duke the 2010 NCAA Champions.
Associate Head Coaches Chris Collins and Steve Wojciechowski present an in-depth look at Duke's offense. Learn how to put constant pressure on the defense, confuse them and force them to be more cautious. Coach Collins covers 13 actions and quick hitters to use against man defense. Coach Wojciechowski then discusses man offense, with a goal of creating opportunities to play "inside-out" basketball by screening, posting and creating overloads. Wojciechowski also explains how many of the same quick hitters used against man can be used against zone.
See how Collins and Wojciechowski "self scout" their team in a film session. Learn what coaching points and concepts that they are looking to address with their players.
Order now and get ready for the biggest and best All Access DVD package ever produced!
Learn practice and coaching techniques from one of the most consistently successful coaches in the game
Get new ideas for your transition offense, zone offense and half court offense
Pick up a variety of fundamental drills for passing, dribbling, shooting, as well as defense and rebounding
with Jim Larranaga,
George Mason University Head Coach
In his 14+ years at George Mason, Jim Larranaga has become the school's and the Colonial Athletic Association's all-time leader in wins. His brand of basketball requires discipline, execution and total commitment.
Now you have sideline access with Coach Larranaga as he leads George Mason through four practices as they prepare for a pre-season trip to Italy. Throughout all four practices, Larranaga emphasizes fast-paced play, fundamental ball skills and tough defense.
Throughout the video, Larranaga coaches and teaches his players while running his drills, offenses and defense.
PRE-PRACTICE & WARM UPS:
Larranaga describes his team philosophy (attitude, commitment, class) as well as his programs 10 commitments for the upcoming season.
Heading to the court, you will see the Patriot's stretching and warm-up routine and how Larranaga communicates to his team what he wants to accomplish in each practice. Learn fundamental drills for dribbling, passing, and shooting. These are drills executed in a fast-paced, full court setting.
DEFENSIVE SKILLS:
Larranaga's hard-nosed style of play also shows in the way he teaches defensive fundamentals. The skills and concepts he highlights include defensive footwork, nose on the ball, close-outs, post defense and transition defense. The drills include lane slides, guarding the ball full court, 1-on-1 closeouts, 4-on-4 Chaser and 5-on-5 conversion. He also introduces a shell drill that allows simultaneous practice of multiple offensive and defensive concepts.
SHOOTING & REBOUNDING:
Get a lot of shots from every area of the court during your practices. From 2-line lay-ups, partner shooting, 3-point shots, B.E.E.F. repeats and free throws - every shot is practiced over and over again. Larranaga also emphasizes the importance of rebounding in every drill, both offensively and defensively.
OFFENSIVE SYSTEM:
Coach Larranaga takes you through his transition game as well as some of his half court offense. See how Larranaga teaches in a whole-part-whole method as he breaks down all of his offensive systems in a 5-on-0 and 5-on-5 setting. You will see his 41 game and 42 game used in transition and in the half court. See his Chin Series in the half court and how he breaks it down using drills to instill timing and player options.
Larranaga takes his team through repetitions his zone offenses to attack the 2-3 zone, the 1-2-2 zone as well as the 1-3-1 zone. These attacks include having one post player as in 34, 34X and 41 High. And having two post players in his "321 Crack & Carve" offense.Under Jim Larranaga's leadership, George Mason has more wins in March than any other CAA school and he has led the Patriots to heights barely imagined before his arrival - including a trip to the 2006 Final Four.
Use these ideas, concepts and drills to help run a more effective practice and reach new heights with your program.
Gain insight into how you can improve your practices and your team
Pick up a variety of intense practice drills that will elevate your team's performance
Get coaching insights from one of the top coaches in the nation
with Tom Izzo,
Michigan State University Head Coach;
3x National Coach of the Year,
2000 NCAATournament Champions
This is your opportunity to sit in on three Michigan State men's basketball practices! Watch from the sidelines as 3x National Coach of the Year Tom Izzo runs his athletes through warm ups, offense, defense, rebounding and more in preparation for the 2010-11 season.
In addition, you will experience a pre-practice meeting with Izzo and his staff as they break down practice footage and discuss the adjustments they need to make in their next practice.
Warm-Up Drills:
Each practice begins with individual improvement drills consisting of ball handling, full court passing drills to reduce turnovers, rebounding drills to train bigs to "attack the rim" and shooting drills. After the warm up period, Izzo runs the Daily Dozen drill focusing on hard attacking lay ups and attacking the basket. Throughout each practice, Izzo demonstrates ways to get a large number of shooting reps at game speed.
Transition Offense:
Izzo shares his philosophy for transition offense as he teaches his 3- and 5-man break drill. Izzo emphasizes staying wide on the court, attacking the middle of the floor with the dribble, taking advantage of post touches, screening away on the opposite wing, spacing and flowing into the flex continunity series.
Rebounding:
Use Izzo's 2 man rebounding, 3 man rebounding, and WAR drills to coach "Hit and Get" rebounding and attacking the rim with two hands. Included in the rebounding segments is transition work into 5 on 5 full court offense and defense that reemphaizes the previous transition drills and offensive schemes and promotes game like situations.
Defense:
Izzo constructs his championship man-to-man and zone defense principles by breaking them down in individual and team defensive segments. See how Izzo builds his defense using drills for closing out, jumping to the ball, high and low post defense and more. Get insight into how he handles ball screens, the pin down screen and how he uses man and zone against double screen.
Using 4 vs. 3 and 4 on 4 shell drills, Izzo puts together his overall team defense which includes ball pressure, communication and consistent help side recovery.
Shooting:
Izzo's staff then takes the players through individual team shooting working on catching and shooting, shot fakes, pull up jump shots off of the dribble and lay-ups. The post players begin their work with individual post moves featuring power moves, up and unders and turnaround jump shots.
Offense:
Izzo ends practice with a review segment of his half court sets versus man-to-man and zone defenses. His arsenal of man offensive calls and zone offenses, which are run out of 1-2-2, 1-4 high and 1-3-1 alignments, allow great scoring opportunities for your perimeter shooters by coming off of multiple screens and post up isolations.
Imagine what it would cost for you and your staff to travel to East Lansing, MI for three days to watch these practices. Now, for only $119.99, you can watch three Michigan State practices from your own home or office and implement the drills and concepts that have sent the Spartans to the Final Four six times. Order now!
Get your team to compete at a championship level everyday in practice
Gain great individual drills for post and perimeter players
Discover the keys to running a highly disciplined motion offense
with Sean Miller,
University of Arizona Head Coach; 2010-11 PAC-10 Coach of the Year; 2011 PAC-10 Conference Champs
Sean Miller, known for his ability to individually improve players and teams, provides insight into what has made his career a success. Within this three DVD set you will see three Wildcat practices in which Miller and his staff execute individual improvement drills, passing game offense, set plays, trapping defense of the post and special situations.
Warm-Up Drills:
Coach Miller begins every practice with pre-practice drills featuring individual workouts to improve offensive moves, shooting, conditioning and positioning for help side and on-ball defense.
During team practice you'll see a series of full-court drills to get your players focused on what they are going to accomplish that day at practice. Once the players have stretched, Miller's staff leads them through a 2-ball, 3-man shooting series to teach shooting and attacking the basket hard off of the dribble.
Transition Offense and Rebounding:
Miller shares his circle transition and 4-on-4 baseline touch series, which trains his players to sprint the floor hard in transition looking to score or get into their passing game offense. He also covers his Phoenix and Drag secondary screening series. Miller emphasizes taking advantage of post touches using post progressions, ball screening and a looping movement into their attack at all times.
Defense:
Miller teaches the pack line defense in which he wants to crowd the paint and shut down all gaps that allow dribble penetration into the lane to score. He teaches his defense with 2-on-2 gap closeouts, 3-on-4 shell, 3-on-3 shell and live play, and, using baseball scoring, his 1-on-1, 2-on-2, 3-on-3, 4-on-4 and 5-on-5 play to build on-the-ball toughness. Miller also shares his philosophy on trapping the post player and how he works on building it every day along with his zone defense.
Offense:
Miller uses film and on-court demonstration to teach his half court passing game offense. The Wildcat staff emphasizes screening, cutting, reads and details what needs to happen so the offense can be successful. You will also learn Miller's set play "family" series so that all players have a connection on the court with a purpose to aid each other.
Special Situations:
Get insight on Miller's baseline and sideline out of bounds series to get a quick score or to get the basketball into the passing scheme of offensive execution.
This All Access is a great learning tool for any coach who wants to improve not only his drills and strategies, but also learn effective ways to communicate with players and run efficient practices.
Instill an up-tempo style of play forcing pressure on the opposition on every play
Learn practice and coaching techniques with 6 hours of on-court instruction
Pick up the new match-up zone defense implemented for an undersized team
Bonus: Coaches clinic teaching out of bounds quick hitters and counters
with Jeff Capel,
former University of Oklahoma Head Coach;
2009 NCAA Elite Eight
Now you have an All Access pass to see how Jeff Capel and the Oklahoma Sooners prepare for the 2010-11 season. Throughout his three practices Coach Capel stresses the importance of pushing the ball in transition, turning up the pressure on defense and executing on every possession on the offensive end.
Pre-Practice & Film Room:
The players take the court with multiple ball handling exercises working on changing speed and direction while emphazining staying low to be more explosive, having your head up to see the floor and finishing strong.
The players head to the film session prior to practice allowing the coaches to break down areas that need improvement in the early season. Capel stresses the importance of jumping to the ball on defense, full-court pressure and allowing no easy catches for the offense.
Shooting Drills:
Capel's drills are designed to play at an up-tempo style of play replicating game situations. With the Full-Court shooting drill three players are constantly pushing the ball up and down the court receiving passes for game shots. Breaking up the monotony during practice, the team breaks down into pairs and begins working on jump shots and one dribble jumpers. Mixed group shooting allows for the guards and big men to work together on shooting off dribble exchanges, the secondary break and their pin-down series. These breakdown drills teach the proper techniques of how to receive and down screen, proper movement, rejecting and taking ball screens on the perimeter and post positioning. Coach Capel also teaches proper footwork with jab steps series against a mock defender.
Defensive System:
The main point of emphasis in the pre-season is the implantation of their match-up zone. Watch how Capel and staff build the match-up zone from a shell format to a full 5-on-5 full court live scrimmage. Learn how Capel's zone applies pressure on the basketball, takes away the corner drives and covers the elbow and supports help side defense. See the "41 Hot" press that puts pressure on the teams ball handlers in the full-court forcing the ball to poor ball handler.
Transition Offense:
Observe the way the up-tempo style is put into effect with structured principles. With drills varying from 3-on-3 Full Court to a 5-on-5 Full Court Transition Build-Up, the players learn to take shots in rhythm at game speed. Examine the multiple secondary breaks that Capel teaches and the reads off of each one including: Bounce, Slice, Flex, Post and Corner.
Out of Bounds Series:
Capel shows both his "Regular" and "Box" series that he has used since his days with the Duke Blue Devils. He demonstrates four plays from out of bounds showing multiple options out of each quick hitter and a counter for each one.
This DVD is a great addition to any coaching all-access library. With Coach Capel's eye for detail and executing correct basketball fundamentals, you will learn what it takes to compete in the Big 12 and the NCAA tournament.
An inside look into the West Virginia Basketball program and the coaching of Bob Huggins
Whole-Part-Whole method of teaching in over 6 hours of practice
See the West Virginia offensive system, defensive system, and the drills used in teaching
with Bob Huggins,
West Virginia University Head Coach,
Over 600 career wins,
former University of Cincinnati Head Coach,'00-'01 National Coach of the Year, Conference USA "Coach of the Decade" (Cincinnati)
Bob Huggins has proven success as a program builder, recruiter and game strategist who has directed his alma mater to 80 victories, the 2010 NCAA Final Four and the 2010 BIG EAST championship during his first three seasons at West Virginia.
In this all-access DVD presentation, Coach Huggins lets you inside his practices as he prepares his team for the 2011 season. Watch as Coach Huggins uses the whole-part-whole method to teach his players how to effectively execute the offensive and defensive system.
Offensive System
Coach Huggins runs his players through his offensive sets and the break down drills to help teach the necessary screens, passes, and scoring options. Huggins breaks the sets down in a 5-on-0 setting and follows this up with a half court 5-on-5 session.
Huggins also goes through his Cut & Fill Motion offense and drills used to help teach the movement of the offense, the zone offense, the press offense and breakdown drills to teach the press offense.
Defensive System
Coach Huggins teams' have always been known for playing a tough and aggressive man-to-man defense. In these practices, you get to see the drills used to teach individual and team defense skills. Huggins shares 14 defensive drills to teach his players to defend on the ball, close outs, help and recover, defending screens, and rotations.
Rebounding and Transition
These two key areas are reinforced by Coach Huggins in every drill. These areas are broken down further through eight individual development drills.
In these three practices, you will see Coach Huggins philosophy of breaking down practice into half offensive and half defensive work as well as having great intensity both ends of the floor. His belief in the need to develop players muscle memory into reactions through the uses of the specific breakdown drills is also evident. Coach Huggins shares everything they do on the offensive and defensive end of the floor and is a valuable set for coaches looking for drills to improve their players as well as get new ideas on the offensive end of the floor.
Duke University Head Men's Basketball Coach;
2008 Men's Olympic Basketball Coach (Gold Medal);
NABC "Coach of the Decade,"
12X NABC "Coach of the Year,"
Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame (2001),
4X NCAA National Champions ('91, '92, '01, '10)
One of the things that separates Duke from the pack is how Mike Krzyzewski and his staff effectively personalize their offense and defense to fit their personnel. In this all access DVD package, you will learn the tactics and drills employed by Coach K and his staff to capitalize on the strengths of their personnel.
This video series was filmed at the beginning of the 2009-10 season; a season that saw the Duke Blue Devils claim the NCAA National Championship.
This DVD set includes:
Throughout each practice Krzyzewski explains his coaching philosophies on offense, defense, transition, basketball fundamentals and many more aspects of the game. He shares his wisdom on team concepts such as player roles, captain selection, team camaraderie and other practical ideas that can be implemented into your own coaching philosophy and team concepts.
Krzyzewski begins with a defensive walk-through where he demonstrates and teaches his players why and how to communicate on defense, how to create numerical advantages, how to guard ball screens, how to personalize their defense depending on the opponent, and teaching the big men where to position themselves to draw charges.
Moving to the offensive side of the ball, Coach K addresses key fundamentals and player responsibilities such as looking for early post opportunities, creating opportunities to draw fouls, how to feed the post, what reads to make off of several actions, and how to stretch the defense physically and mentally.
The drills and exercises throughout this video specifically focus on one or more of the previously listed areas of focus and are emphasized in great detail by Krzyzewski and his staff. You'll see a multitude of Duke's efficient half- and full-court drills designed to keep everyone on the team involved and improving with each practice. From 5-on-0, 3-on-3, 5-on-5, to perimeter and post offensive and defensive breakdown drills, and short scrimmages, you'll get an in-depth look at the drills and concepts that made Duke the 2010 NCAA Champions.
Associate Head Coaches Chris Collins and Steve Wojciechowski present an in-depth look at Duke's offense. Learn how to put constant pressure on the defense, confuse them and force them to be more cautious. Coach Collins covers 13 actions and quick hitters to use against man defense. Coach Wojciechowski then discusses man offense, with a goal of creating opportunities to play "inside-out" basketball by screening, posting and creating overloads. Wojciechowski also explains how many of the same quick hitters used against man can be used against zone.
See how Collins and Wojciechowski "self scout" their team in a film session. Learn what coaching points and concepts that they are looking to address with their players.
Order now and get ready for the biggest and best All Access DVD package ever produced!
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