Our newest DVD, Scoring Without the Ball is the most advanced player improvement video ever produced. The techniques in this basketball video will increase your basketball IQ, and help you develop a set of skills the vast majority of players do not possess.
The video's longest chapter (24 minutes) is on how to react to your teammate's dribble penetration, an essential skill because the drive is the most common offensive act in basketball today. Included in this chapter is an explanation of the Circle Movement. (In short, if defenses are taught to rotate and help one direction, offensive players should rotate the opposite direction!)
Offense without the ball is an essential skill to becoming a complete player, but almost totally overlooked in basketball today.
Bottom line: Every player and coach who has a grasp on the basics should study Scoring Without the Ball. This basketball video is the most thorough and groundbreaking study on playing without the ball ever conducted. And with pro footage proving the techniques work in real games, it's a fact that you're going to benefit from using the skills in this DVD.
Don't Just Get Open, Get Open To Score!
3 hours, 30 minutes in length
» Sections on every aspect of playing without the ball, including getting open when denied, running the fast break, the give and go, using screens, setting screens, and more.
» With footage from men's and women's international pro ball, sharp graphics, and professional filmmaking, this video will both entertain you and enhance your basketball IQ.
» The video certainly explains the basics of moving effectively without the ball for younger players, but much of the DVD is geared toward advanced concepts for high-level players and coaches.
» The basketball video contains 7 chapters, plus bonus sections by Hall-of-Famer Nancy Lieberman and future Hall-of-Famer Jason Kidd. There is a summary of each chapter below.
» The pictures below are still frames from the video. The text to the right of each picture explains the still.
» Scoring Without the Ball was written, filmed, and edited over nearly thirteen months. During that stretch, the only goal was to help players who have a true desire to do whatever it takes to take their game to the next level. >
Barry Brodzinski,
Five-Star Basketball Shooting Instructor
Coach Brodzinski has worked with some of the best shooters in the country during his time as shooting instructor at 5-Star. His expertise is on display in this DVD. The art of shooting is viewed from five different angles; getting open, using screens, the jab series, dribble moves and free throws. Each of these represents areas that players must master to become scorers. Getting open is often difficult for most players. Using the V- and L-cuts shown here, players can use skill to get open to receive the ball. Next, Brodzinski demonstrates how to effectively use the down screen, back screen and ball screen. The third area involves creating space by using the Jab Step. Highlights are the Pro Step Jab, the quick shot move, the jab and cross opposite and the Space Maker Move. Using dribble moves is another way to create shots. The cross over, inside-out dribble and the spin move are described and demonstrated. Lastly, a big emphasis is put on foul shooting. To make it realistic, foul-shooting practice must be done under duress while tired. The Combo 24 foul shooting drill combines sprinting with foul shooting. Players learn to concentrate and make important foul shots while exhausted. This DVD will assist players in becoming the best offensive players they can be!
