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WOW! If you're looking to super-charge your defense, get this DVD! Coach Kevin O'Neill is known as one of the game's great defensive minds and this is a remarkable clinic of man to man defense ideas that will excite and motivate any coach to make his team better on the defensive end of the floor. Beginning with a Core Beliefs recitation of No Layups and No 3's, KO offers incredible insights and nuggets of wisdom on Half Court Defense and Transition Defense and why the two have to work together. A great set of half court, full court and advantage/disadvantage drills is covered, as is a unique approach to defending pick and roll actions - "Downing The Screen." Among KO's pearls of wisdom is his simple assessment of defensive position: "There's only three places you can be: on the ball providing tremendous pressure, in the correct help position, or on the bench!" Running Time: 75 Minutes. 2011.

The perfect complement to the Baylor Man To Man Quick Hitters DVD, these Zone Quick Hitters provide outstanding actions that will get you great shots, both inside and outside, against any zone defense. Focusing on actions that get the ball inside first, Assistant Coach Mark Morefield diagrams and explains almost a dozen plays that are the cornerstone of the Bears’ zone offense. Effectively using overloads, screens and both ball and player movement, these plays are classic quick hitters that can get you great shots in a few seconds. And just as important, they are simple to teach and easy to use at almost any level of the game.

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Brian Gregory: 3-Phase Attack to Beat Any Zone Defense Brian Gregory has built a solid career at Dayton, Georgia Tech, and now South Florida with an attacking style of offense. In this video, Gregory shows you his three-phase attack zone offense. You’ll learn how to attack under, below, or behind any zone defense in an efficient manner. Gregory used this zone offense to win an NIT title at Dayton and a CBI championship at South Florida. Three-Phase Attack The idea in Gregory’s offense is to score early in transition when the defense is not set. Offenses can force the defense to move with ball and player movement. The three phases of the attack are: Transition & early offense Movement Actions Set Play Actions Coach Gregory shows you how to get the zone off balance in each phase. This helps create easy shots in three sweet spots on the floor. You will see each phase demonstrated against a 2-3 zone. Movement Sets Coach Gregory begins with the Movement phase. This is the common denominator that ties all three phases together. In this phase, Gregory shows you two sets from a 1-4 look. Both use continuity movement that offers players some freedom. There are a few rules depending upon whether the ball goes into the high or low post. Transition & Early Offense The best way to the beat the zone defense is to simply beat it down the floor. Coach Gregory gets his players to push the ball on every possession. He shows you three different options for beating the zone defense before it gets set. The options work against both man and zone defenses. Set Plays You will see four set plays all based out of a 1-4 High setup. One is designed for your best 3-point shooter that incorporates a lob to the basket. Using these set plays will allow you to get the ball to your best players at high percentage spots on the floor. Coach Gregory also shows you two of his favorite man beaters and how to run them against zone defenses. He also gives you three options for beating a 1-3-1 zone. If you are looking for simple, easy ways to beat zone defenses, Coach Gregory offers you just that in this presentation.

Vivian Stringer is one of the all-time great women’s college basketball coaches in the sport’s history. She is the first coach in NCAA history to lead three different women’s programs to the NCAA Final Four – Cheyney, Iowa, and Rutgers. Much of her success has come from a belief in creating chaos on defense. In this video, Coach Stringer teaches and takes you through the “55” full-court pressure defense. This on-court presentation starts with Stringer walking each player through their positioning, responsibilities, and rules. She goes into great detail to ensure that the defense forces the action and controls the dribbler. The goals of the defense are to cause turnovers, create fast break opportunities, control the tempo of a game, and increase scoring opportunities by using an aggressive, trapping defense. Coach Stringer then goes through the 1-, 2-, 3-, and 4-man switch in the run and jump defense. She finishes by outlining the most important elements of the base “55” trapping defense. Teams that may be smaller or less talented will find Coach Stringer’s defense can help them stay in games with those superior opponents. Stringer has used full-court pressure to overwhelm and frustrate opponents for years. To say it has worked is an understatement. Stringer is fifth all-time in career wins in women’s college basketball with 1,055 heading into the 2021-22 season. If you are searching for a way to make your team more competitive, Coach Stringer’s presentation is a must-have. Learn the philosophy and teaching points of the full-court trap as well as the run and jump defense from one of the best in the game’s history.

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AAU Coaching Girls Basketball Series: Full and Half Court Team Offense Oklahoma women’s head basketball coach Sherri Coale turned around the Sooners’ program by implementing an offensive system that can beat any defense. In this video, Coach Coale, who has 10 total Big 12 Conference championships, provides you with a complete tutorial on all things offense. Learn how to attack man and zone defenses with a continuity offense and set plays that you can easily install and use right away. Man-to-Man Offense Coach Coale gives you the basics on an easy continuity system that can become the foundation for building a motion offense. 5-Game Motion is a perfect continuity offense for teams with players of the same size and skill level. 4-Game Motion incorporates a post player near the basket and incorporates cuts and screens all while spreading the floor to create room for dribble penetration. Zone Offense You will see how to effectively use your post players to create advantages in the middle of a 2-3 zone. Posts learn to seal in and seal out to wreak havoc on the middle player in the zone. Players learn how and where to attack zone defenses. By developing this mentality, Coale’s players learn to attack zones from any angle on the floor and from the most obvious spot – the high post. Coach Coale demonstrates a number of easy set plays that can be used to attack zone defenses. The sets contain multiple scoring looks that become available when the defense takes away the No. 1 option. Sideline and Baseline Inbounds Coach Coale teaches her players to have a scoring mentality on sideline and baseline inbounds plays. It’s not just a matter of “getting the ball in.” Coach Coale shows you the scoring options available for each play against man and zone defenses. She also offers up counters and tweaks to each play to keep defenses on their toes. Transition Fast break basketball comes down to what an offensive player must do every time down the floor. Get fouled, move the ball, and make a decision. When the primary break fails, Coach Coale details a secondary break that offers scoring opportunities from inside and out against any defense. The secondary break then flows easily into the continuity offense. Press Breakers In the final part of her presentation, Coach Coale demonstrates how she can break any full court press. She keeps it simple and then uses a 2-on-2 Safe and Secure drill to teach her players to be strong with the ball. Finally, everything culminates with two last-second plays that are designed to get your best players the shot needed to win a game. Coach Coale gives you a comprehensive look at her offensive system, one that can help any program succeed. Using the set plays and offensive ideas presented in this video can help create a winning offensive system at any level.

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Features & Benefits    Get better at basketball coaching    Jay Wright - Learn from Jay!    Your team can reach new heights!    To be the best, learn from the best.   Jay Wright, Villanova Head Coach 2001-2022   Jay Wright believes in the importance of developing a positive attitude for his team. This attitude is evident in Jay Wright's practices, particularly the tone-setting, early-season practices. This video will show you how Coach Wright walks through a practice during the first week of the season. His practice, like all great coaches, is well-organized, energetic, positive, and enthusiastic. All players practice a set-lift shooting technique before they go to practice. This is to emphasize the importance and importance of shooting. A 30-minute segment includes seven minutes stretching, four minutes of passing, nine minutes of shooting, four minutes of footwork and four minutes of handling the ball. Wright's dedication to fundamentals and solid technique is evident in this half-hour. The next step is a series small group drills that have both an offensive and defensive focus. The drills include the post feeds, lay up drill, one-two-step jumpers and jab series. The Wildcat staff expects players to push themselves and work hard. Wright emphasizes communication between staff and players, which helps to build a strong bond. Wright encourages positive attitudes and good habits as he drives his teams to achieve elite status every year. This practice demonstrates Villanova's philosophy of fundamentals, team and individual drills, as well as full-court play. Wright's coaching style is evident by his constant praise and instruction of his players during practice. Practice ends with "Win the Game", an intense scrimmage that builds team spirit. Jay Wright's practice session includes all the necessary ingredients to build a championship team each year.   97 minutes. 2006.

Dan Monson: Multiple Set Offense with Multi-Scoring Options In today’s game, the 3-point shot is taking over. Long Beach State head coach Dan Monson has revolutionized his offense with an up-tempo system that generates 3-point attempts. Using this philosophy, Monson had a stretch of three straight Big West Conference regular season championships in which he earned the conference’s Coach of the Year award. In this video, Monson shares his ideas of how to generate more 3-point shots in the offense. He details his philosophy including transition, the secondary break, and how set plays can become transition plays resulting in a fast break 3-point attempt. 3-Point Philosophy and Fundamentals Monson reveals his philosophy of being a 3-point shooting team. He also explains that if you commit to shooting more 3s you have to emphasize it in practice. Coach Monson shows you how to plan practices to incorporate more shooting. He reviews the importance of good footwork as well as passing. Monson shows you a simple drill that will help your players become better at shot preparation. The Flow Game To Monson, the Flow Game is the secondary break. In this segment, Coach Monson breaks down eight different options that can be run in transition. He shows you the responsibilities of each position in this early ball screen offense. All the options create pick and roll opportunities from various spots on the floor. Coach Monson teaches you how to take advantage of defenses using these options. Fly Sets and Transition to Fly Coach Monson then shows you five quick hitting plays from his Fly Series. These plays can be used in a half-court setting or run from the fast break. Iowa: Find an open shooter in the corner with the “Hammer” action. Pop: Using an unusual alignment and tons of movement, this play confuses defenses and creates multiple shot opportunities. Wide & Flat: Open up the court for the point guard with two plays that synchronize screens for your best shooters. Spartan: Follow up your double drag pick and roll with additional screens to create an open shot. Coach Monson also gives you his favorite zone beater, “Slash.” The play uses quick ball movement and dribble penetration to occupy defenders and leave a shooter open for a 3-point attempt. If you are looking to generate more 3-point opportunities, Coach Monson’s 48-minute video is the perfect place to start.

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Gillispie's philosophy focuses on toughness, defensive transformation and "in-your-face" man defense. Gillispie uses half-court shell drills to establish his defensive mentality. This drill has 12 points. They focus on man pressure, help-side defense, passing denial position talking, jumping to the ball vision of the ball and rotation. This drill teaches you how to handle back, fade and up screens. Gillispie uses the entire court shell drill for his transition defense. This drill starts at one end and has a 4-on-4 alignment at the other end. The half court shell drill begins once you are in the half-court. The diamond drill is used to protect baseline penetration and allow for proper rotation as a team. The 5-on-4 defensive drill stresses defense. Communication, help, rotation, and close outs are the key points. Next is the 3-on-3 transition drill. This drill starts at 3-on-3 and ends at 5-on-4. In addition, Gillispie shares two favorite special plays for winning close games. 72 minutes. 2007.