South Dakota State has made the transition to Division I under Scott Nagy and in this excellent on-court clinic DVD he uses the shell drill to emphasize ball pressure and communication and demonstrates two outstanding competitive rebounding drills. Coach Nagy discusses his defensive philosophy and the uses the shell drill to teach ball pressure, defending the give and go cut, flash cut, dribble penetration, down screens and down and away screens. He uses the shell drill to emphasize rebounding and encourages aggressiveness to the offensive boards. The DVD finishes with two competitive rebounding drills. Running Time: 59 Minutes
with Tom Izzo, 2000 NCAA Champions, 3X National Coach of the Year
Coach Izzo shares one of the most dominating man-to-man defensive and rebounding systems in college basketball today. Izzo's teams have been among the nation's leaders in rebounding margin (+11.7) and scoring defense (58.9) since he took over in the '95-'96 season. The seven defensive drills that Izzo covers include: 1) Defending backdoor cuts, 2) Help and recover, 3) Reaction drills, 4) Pick and roll, 5) Pin down picks, 6) Double screens and 7) Switching on screens. In addition, Izzo provides you with four competitive rebounding drills that you can use everyday in practice. All four rebounding drills will help your team become a cohesive rebounding unit. As an added bonus, Izzo discusses how to beat the 2-3 Zone Defense. Izzo shares four of his most effective quick hitters with numerous options for each play vs. the 2-3 Zone. This video provides one of the most unique opportunities to learn three "keys to success" in basketball today: stifling defense, dominating rebounding, and scoring opportunities vs. the 2-3 Zone. This is a must for any coach at any level!
Basketball Training Specialist, Ambidextrous Shooting Coach, World-renowned Instructor and Clinician
with Boo Williams, Legendary Coach, Clinician, and AAU Boys Basketball National Chairman
Ganon Baker has done it again with a breakthrough shooting workout that has it all. Footwork, shooting mechanics, teaching points and drills are on display in this intense one-hour workout. On this DVD, Baker instructs youth-team players on "the lost art of shooting." Players learn how to find shots in four ways: Catch & Shoot, Shoot on the move, Dribble & Shoot and Shoot off the fake. Average players can become offensive threats by working on these four facets of shooting. Because many players waste practice time with half-hearted shots, this DVD preaches players to "practice game shots at game spots at game speed." The workout shows how the serious player can use practice time to improve his shooting and scoring ability daily. Shooting mechanics depend on "perfect feet" by pointing 10 toes to the rim. A quick "one motion" shot is demonstrated that will help players shoot quicker and straighter. Jump shot basics are covered with six superior drills, including the demanding five spot shooting drill. An underrated aspect of the game is shot faking. When the fake is short, quick and balanced, the defender becomes the victim. The Iverson Jab and the Kobe Jab are taught and used in these drills. Shooting on the move is illustrated with the Iceland drill, a new version of the elbow to elbow shooting drill. The Downscreen, L-cut, and America's play drills teach players to play without the ball and create good shots. Conditioning plays a part in Baker's drills as seen in the Intensity Jumper chair drill and the cone drill. By incorporating multiple aspects of proper shooting, players execute combo drills to refine their skills. The workout concludes with seven shooting drills that test player's skills and intensity. The Australian 3-man 2-ball shooting drill, X-out drill, Tip & shoot, Close Out 1-on-1 drill, Chaser, and the Eastman Baseline touch drill will push players out of their comfort zones. This DVD is a value to players and coaches because of the creativity and intensity required for each drill. Players will also develop multiple ways to get open, shoot, and score. A great approach to shooting that will push the individual to improve and the team to excel.
with Mark Gaffney,
Five-Star Basketball Coach/Instructor and Lima (OH) Senior HS Head Coach
Coach Gaffney presents techniques and teaching points that will lead into drills for successful rebounding. To start, Gaffney demonstrates and drills the block out technique one-on-one. The back-to-back drill simulates the block out and is a competitive drill for both players. The purpose of the circle drill is to work on rebounding block out technique. One-on-one block out drill includes the close out, shot pressure, block out and the rebound. Moving to 2-on-2, the next drill puts a premium on blocking out and pursuing the ball. The cross block drill forces defenders to block out the player opposite them in the drill. The animal drill is worked on daily by Gaffney and develops desire, aggressiveness and a relentless attitude. Triangle rebounding drill is a 3-on-3 drill that uses two players in the corner and one player at the top of the key. It also progresses to 4-on-4 and 5-on-5. This drill is very game-like and can help establish excellent rebounding habits.
with Tony Bergeron,
East Longmeadow (MA) High School Head Coach;
Five-Star Basketball Instructor
Attack the rim on offense and deny the post on defense using strong footwork in any area of the post.
Tony Bergeron, Program Director for Five-Star Basketball Camps, delivers a collection of skills and drills to help you develop a dominate post player.
It all starts with strong body movements and footwork in the post, which are a pivotal part of being successful in both offense and defense. Coach Bergeron teaches you specific post moves such as front and reverse pivots, rip throughs, and jump stops; as well as corresponding drills for players to utilize them in the post.
Scoring in the post is an essential skill for a complete post player. If you can't score down low, you can't be successful on offense. Bergeron provides a variety of moves to help your players overcome the defender and get the ball in the hoop. Moves include the jump hook, turnaround jump shot, up and under, drop step, and what to do in a mismatch. These moves will give your post players a better chance to score in the low post, perimeter and at top of the key.
If the opposing player can't get the ball in the post, they can't score in the post. Bergeron concentrates on three methods of post defense: bump, fronting and punch-kick. He pulls all three methods together with his most successful drill that will help post players know where and how to move in order to prevent the ball from entering the post.
Five-Star Basketball has more graduates playing college or pro ball than any other organization in basketball. Past and present basketball greats have benefited from the Five-Star camps including Elton Brand, Patrick Ewing, Moses Malone and many others.
Turn your post players into offensive and defensive threats today!
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!
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!
Coach Cliff Ellis has authored a top notch rebounding DVD. The DVD covers intensity and technique, team defensive rebounding, transition rebounding, and offensive rebounding. Coach Ellis teaches technique for blocking out inside eight feet, outside eight feet, the shooter, free throw situations, and zone situations. He also demonstrates rebounding in transition - a very important part of the game today. The video uses team drills to teach the techniques and pick up the intensity. Running Time: 41 Minutes. 1999. "This classic has been re-made into a DVD. It is the best rebounding DVD I have seen."
Get an insider's view into the practices at one of the top college basketball programs
All-Access into the transition offense and triangle offense that has made Stanford so successful
Get insight into VanDerveer's man defense, zone match-up defense, and the drills they use to teach the fundamentals
with Tara VanDerveer,
Stanford University Head Women's Basketball Coach;
2010 NCAA National Runners-up; 2X NCAA Championship Coach,
3x NCAA Coach of the Year; 1996 US Women's Olympic Team Head Coach (Gold Medal);
Women's Basketball Hall of Fame (2002)
Coaching great Tara VanDerveer opens the doors for an All-Access look inside the successful women's basketball program at Stanford University. Using the first three practices of the 2010-2011 season, Vanderveer shows you how she and her staff prepare the Cardinal for competition.
Coach VanDerveer, one of only five Division I coaches with 800 career wins, shares her thoughts and philosophy regarding practice planning, teaching with the whole-part-whole method, player relationships, coaching with a positive attitude, strength and conditioning, and effective use of video technology.
She shares her take on the triple post, triangle offense. She also offers an in-depth look at set plays, transition game and sets, zone offense and end line out-of-bounds plays.
You'll see how she uses individual component drills to reinforce fundamental skills like ball handling, passing, finishing at the basket and proper footwork. Shooting drills are also covered.
VanDerveer's coaching staff breaks down their base man defense by teaching on-ball defense, closeouts, doubling the post and defending ball screens. Also covered are transition defense, match-up zone defense and 1-2-1-1 full court press.
As an added bonus, you'll see how the Stanford coaching staff prepares for practice. You'll get the inside scoop on how they review video and prepare the practice plan.
Take advantage of this unique opportunity to see how the architect of one of the nation's elite programs develops her championship teams. Order your DVD today!
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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