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15 Basketball Plays to Score in Any Situation In any given game, coaches are faced with must-score situations. Championship coaches are prepared for these situations. In this video, Purdue head coach Matt Painter helps with that preparation as he offers up some his best special situation basketball plays. Each play includes several scoring options depending on time remaining and position on the court. Painter, a four-time Big Ten Coach of the Year, has led Purdue to three Big Ten regular season titles (2010, 2017, 2019) and two Sweet Sixteen appearances. In this on-court clinic presentation, Coach Painter shows you how to score in crucial situations. Plays included are: Full-Court Home Run Plays: Painter shows you several options for when you have to go the length of the floor with limited time on the clock and the game on the line. Watch both layup opportunities and potential 3-point shots. Cross Plays: Watch plays off of an opponent’s made free throw in the last seconds of a game when you must score. Full-Court Situational Plays: Coach Painter shows you four effective ways to down the court quickly and into scoring position. Out of Bounds Plays Under the Basket: Painter shows you “Quickie” which is used versus man or zone defenses offering a screen for your post and “Augie” which is a mini stack that offers several scoring options. Sideline Out of Bounds Plays: Watch and see how Painter creates mismatches and multiple shot opportunities in three different sideline plays. Ball Screen Set: Coach Painter puts the defense in a bind and offers you six options to score when you need it most. 4-Man Flex Set: This is a play for your point guard and gives him the opportunity to take an open shot or pass to the wing. Be prepared for those special situations with proven plays from one of college basketball’s best young coaches! Rent this basketball plays DVD today.

The 4-Out 1-In-Motion Offense creates easy scoring opportunities Avoid switches and traps Increase the ability of your players to understand defenses Mark Few will lead you through the offensive strategy that the Bulldogs used in 2009 to become the fifth-highest field-goal percentage and third highest scoring margin teams in the country. Few begins with a brief overview of his offensive philosophy. Then, Few takes you inside the strategy that produced Adam Morrison, the nation's top scorer in 2006. Few discusses the fundamentals of the 4-out 1-in Motion Offensive. He emphasizes good spacing and the ability to read defense. Few shows six sets to show how you can create different looks for your players, building on the basic formation. Few shows several screens that can be used to open up players and create scoring opportunities, including the pick-and roll. These plays and concepts can help you open up the floor and give you an advantage on the offensive side. Few's insights and strategies will help you create great scoring opportunities for your team. 73 minutes. 2009.

Your players should be encouraged to work hard and remain disciplined. Practice is more important than playing games Set the Tone - Win, lose or draw games on defense Matt Painter is one of America's most respected and successful coaches. He shows four Purdue basketball practices that demonstrate the principles, drills and techniques that took the Boilermakers from the top of the NCAA rankings to three regular season Big Ten titles, the Sweet Sixteen (4x), and onto the Elite Eight in 2019. Coach Painter emphasizes the four main parts of the game, and he organizes his practice around these. Half-court defense Rebounding Take care of the ball Transition defense Painter sets the tone for each practice by beginning with his defensive breakdowns. Painter dissects PurdueÕs man-toÐman defense using a variety drills and exercises. Painter's practices include transition motion, post and perimeter skill, transition motion, secondary breaking, free throw work and man defense. Painter concludes each practice by giving a competition drill that includes a rebounding drill, shoot out (No Man's Land), and a limitation drill (60 point drill). Your team can be champion-ready with competitive drills, one-on-1 teaching and breakdowns. 4 videos (485 minutes). 2010.

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  Rental Term Highlights  We only rent DVDs in the USA.  No rental DVD orders will be mailed outside the USA. This DVD is for rent only and is not for sale.   Before you can rent a DVD, you must download and submit a Rental Membership form. This is a one time requirement. No monthly subscription fee is required. 5 Day (Single Titles) or 10 Day (DVD Sets) Viewing Period FREE Shipping! The price of the rental includes shipping and return shipping. There are no shipping charges added on either way.

  Rental Term Highlights  We only rent DVDs in the USA.  No rental DVD orders will be mailed outside the USA. This DVD is for rent only and is not for sale.   Before you can rent a DVD, you must download and submit a Rental Membership form. This is a one time requirement. No monthly subscription fee is required. 5 Day (Single Titles) or 10 Day (DVD Sets) Viewing Period FREE Shipping! The price of the rental includes shipping and return shipping. There are no shipping charges added on either way.

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Man to Man Defense with Matt Painter Matt Painter has built his Purdue basketball program on the foundation of a man to man defense that is consistently among the nation’s leaders in field goal percentage defense and defensive rebounds. Painter has earned four Big Ten Coach of the Year awards and taken the Boilermakers to two Sweet Sixteen appearances, including 2019 when Purdue made it all the way to the Elite Eight. In this video, Coach Painter provides a lecture segment where he discusses the philosophy of his defense and an on-court practice segment where you will see the Purdue defense in action. Ball Screens Ball screens are prevalent in all offenses and defenses must be prepared. Coach Painter shows you how his players beat ball screens. It begins with loud communication so that all players are on the same page. Painter goes on into great detail with his players to prevent a ball handler from getting to the rim. Post Defense Coach Painter has built the Purdue defense on size and that size has helped the Boilermakers control the rim effectively with good post defense. Here, he shares a technique his players use to push players out of the post. Purdue also puts pressure on post players with the “Scrape” and “Snap Back” techniques by guards. In 4-on-4 drills, Purdue players demonstrate these various concepts as well as how they optimize defensive rebounding through the spacing of help-side defenders. Perimeter players are challenged in the drill having to deal with constant cutting action as well as providing help in the post and maintaining awareness of their man. Shell Drill Coach Painter shows you a number of different versions of the Shell Drill and how you can use it to emphasize either post or perimeter play. Some variations work on developing closing out and positioning. Others focus on providing early help on dribble penetration. Using both lecture and on-court demonstration, Coach Painter adds layers to the Shell Drill including a description of how he counters teams that are effective at curling screens. The heat gets amped up in the Perfection Drill as players strive to do everything right on defense through an entire possession. Painter makes the drills more competitive by penalizing the defense for allowing scores in a half-court 4-on-4 setting. Using a team approach that emphasizes keeping the ball out of the paint, Coach Painter has turned Purdue into a college basketball power. Coaches can learn Painter’s philosophy and system and build the foundation for a successful defense. Rent this man to man defense DVD today.

 OPEN PRACTICE: DEVELOPING INTERCHANGEABLE PERIMETER AND POST PLAYERS MATT PAINTER ABOUT THE COACH He is the head coach at Purdue University. He was part of the team who won the 2017 big 10 regular season. He has also been able to win about three titles in the big ten. He is also the coach of the year on three occasions for the Big Ten regular and he has also served as the assistant coach of the under-19 national team where they finished first. ABOUT THE VIDEO The talent of your players would do you no good if you have terrible tactics both offensively and defensively. Therefore, it is important that you develop the skills of your players as early as you can. This coach shows you in this video how to approach any skill development program by using the same drills which the Purdue Boilermakers use in their practice session. This program also identifies with the concept of motion offence which is also used by Purdue Boilermakers. This video would afford most coaches an opportunity to teach their students effectively on how they can develop their skills effectively. There a number of concepts which would be highlighted and then basic screen which highlights his motion offence concept would also be looked at in the video. This would be accompanied by post feeds and ideas which would help to make your practice more effective. We shall start with Perimeter Breakdown Drills THE PERIMETER BREAKDOWN DRILLS This drill is composed of about eight smaller drills whose job is to ensure that your players spend their session working out every part of their body. These drills would allow your players to be able to work on various tactics which would allow them to be able to stop offensive plays which are designed to tear them apart. Painter also shows coaches how to teach and develop their post players. He does this by through the help of some practice drills. These drills show the players how to ensure that the paint is completely locked down in a match and teaches these players how to defend against drills and set plays that are pick and roll in nature. These post players would be interested in learning how to dribble and score through many methods including ball screens. This can be developed during the two breakdown shooting drills which would ensure that the post players improve when it comes to scoring. LIVE SKILL DEVELOPMENT Once the players in practice have been able to perfect a new set play around the rim area, it is now important that these skills which have been learnt should be used to make sure that they score in a real game situation. That is why Coach Purdue ensures that this happens by sharing them into five against five and allowing them to test the new move which they have been able to perfect. This would see the players probably doing up to 40 motion offences. This video would be able to show how coaches can develop the skill of their players through these exercises. 

Game-like Transition Drills for Basketball Practice Coaches should strive to get their teams to play like they practice. That’s easier said than done, but Purdue head coach Matt Painter makes his practices as game-like as possible. It seems to be working for the 2019 Big Ten Coach of the Year who led the Boilermakers to the 2019 Elite Eight. His Purdue teams have won three Big Ten regular season titles and advanced to two Sweet Sixteen appearances. In this transition drills for basketball video, Painter shows you three fast break and transition drills you can use with your team. You will see how to effectively work on your press defense and press break as well as learn how to design drills to emphasize what is important in your own basketball program. Transition Drills for Basketball Coach Painter demonstrates the Progression Drill, which goes from 3-on-2 to 2-on-1, and the Kansas City drill to emphasize transition basketball in your practices. These drills: Show you the value of kicking the ball ahead in transition Show you how to get your team to talk effectively and the consequences of not doing so Emphasize more than just the 3-point shot and work on getting ball inside Show you how to condition players in game-like transition drills Press Situations Coach Painter presents two drills to work on the press from both an offensive and defensive perspective. The 7-Minute Press Game and the Competitive Press drills are designed to practice breaking the press and press defense in a game-like situation. In these drills, you will see: How to use “double points” to penalize your team for turning the ball over How to work on man and zone press in the same drill How to best use your assistant coaches so they can lead teams 5-Ball Shooting The 5-Ball shooting drill addresses game-like shooting and conditioning. The drill also gets players communicating with one another. Coach Painter shows you how you can make the drill competitive so that every shot and layup matter. Throughout his entire presentation, Coach Painter gives ideas on how to make practices more competitive and more game-like. If you are a coach looking to run more competitive practices, this is the video for you! Rent this transition drills for basketball DVD today.

Matt Painter Defense DVD:  Building a Championship Defense Matt Painter’s 2019 Purdue team won a Big Ten championship and earned a trip to the Elite Eight. The Boilermakers’ accomplishments are directly related to Painter’s trademark defense. Painter has led Purdue to two Sweet Sixteen appearances, three Big Ten titles, and he has been named the Big Ten Coach of the Year four times. In this video, Painter shows you how he builds his man-to-man defense from transition to half-court. You will see the drills he uses to ensure he has a defense he can count on every night. Transition Defense Matt Painter Defense video teaches transition defense by first explaining how offenses are taught. Then, Painter gets into how to stop the outlet pass. One guard plays a sort of “centered safety” who prevents the easy outlet pass and forces the opponent’s point guard to come back to the ball. This buys time for the defense. Building transition defense starts with 3-on-2 and 2-on-1 drills. These drills teach players how to rotate, protect the rim, and force a jump shot instead of a layup. Painter progresses into 4-on-3 and 5-on-4 drills to teach the same concepts. Scrimmage Drills for Transition Defense Coach Painter presents a number of drills to reinforce transition drills. The first is the Kansas City drill. Three teams of three players each simulate transition in a cutthroat-style drill. Another series of drills begins with a free throw and progresses from 2-on-1 to 3-on-2 to 4-on-3, 5-on-4, and eventually 5-on-5. The Rush Drill is used to help players understand how to play when they are at a disadvantage. Four offensive players attack against a defense caught in transition. Half-Court Defense Painter introduces two variations of the Shell Drill to teach stunting and rotational slides. These are the cornerstone for any strong defensive team. The first drill is the 4-Out Shell. This teaches how to defend cutters, baseline drives, and dribble-thrus. Painter uses these situations to work on the correct rotations. The other drill is the 3-Out/1-In Shell. This drill helps defenses understand how to defend post players. With the ball above the free throw line extended, the post is denied with a full front. Post release is also covered with baseline drives from the wing and the big man rotating to stop the drive. You will also be introduced to Bluff and Stay and Flat, Not Deep concepts. These and others are why Painter has been so successful. Now, you can incorporate some or all of Painter’s ideas to improve your own defense. Rent this Matt Painter Defense DVD today.

Purdue head coach Matt Painter has turned the Boilermakers into one of the nation’s top programs. His teams have been to 12 NCAA tournaments with five of those trips going to the Elite Eight. Painter has guided Purdue to three Big Ten regular season titles and one conference tournament championship. Not surprisingly, he also has won four Big Ten Coach of the Year honors. In this video, Painter goes on the court to show you all the important elements of his zone offense. From rules to Xs and Os, you will learn how to get more layups, open shots, and free throw attempts using Painter’s zone offense. Coach Painter shows you how to build the offense by first using 3-on-0, 4-on-0, and 5-on-0 situations. The offense utilizes concepts from the Motion offense and it helps to teach those ideas without a defense. Painter also teaches players to use shot fakes, pass fakes, misdirection dribble, and the rip-and-go to successfully execute the Cut-Through Zone Offense. Spacing is a must and players must keep 12-foot to 15-foot spacing. They must also constantly change their movements using cuts to the high post, speed/hard cuts to the short corner, and the misdirection dribble to keep the defense on the move. The results of these actions include natural overloads that create open shots. Another benefit is that it continually puts your players in good offensive rebounding positions. Once the players have a solid grasp of player movement, Coach Painter then adds the defense. The offense works in a 5-on-5 setting against a 2-3 zone to start. Painter also introduces some man principles in the zone offense, one of which is the ball screen. If you are looking for new ways to attack zone defenses, this DVD by one of college basketball’s hottest coaches will give your team new ideas on cutting options, using the dribble effectively, feeding the post, and how to find cutters.

Special Situations Basketball Plays with Matt Painter Purdue head coach Matt Painter opens up his playbook in this special situations basketball plays video to show you a variety of ways to create a balanced offense. Coach Painter dives into an offensive system that has helped his Boilermaker teams win three Big Ten regular season titles and earn two trips to the Sweet Sixteen. An offense needs to have structure but at the same time leave room for players to make plays. Watch as Coach Painter shows you how to attack both man and zone defenses with three motion attacks. Chalk Talk First, Painter discusses the key elements of building a successful motion offense. He talks about explaining shot selection to your players as well as dribble rules, post play, and screening. During the practice portion of the segment, Coach Painter shows you how the offense can be initiated. Starting with a free throw or off an inbound, Painter goes through the offense in a 5-on-0 setting. You will also watch two drills that Purdue uses to teach their offense. 4-on-4 No Dribble Drill: develops coordination of the offense with great ball movement and cutting action Transition Motion: teaches players how to flow into the half-court offense from a fast break Inbound Plays Watch as Purdue practices a number of their half-court inbound plays. These plays are safe from any location on the floor versus man or zone defenses and they can create all sorts of scoring opportunities. Coach Painter discusses the actions of his Split baseline series and how to run Split into screen-the-screener actions, side ball screens, stagger screens, or the zone offense. Box Z is another play to run against zone defenses and it morphs into four different zone attacks. Another three inbound plays use handoffs, stagger screens, and baseline drives to score in short clock situations. Full Court Plays Coach Painter addresses another special situations basketball plays as he walks his team through a number of full court plays. He uses “Box” as a sideline inbound against a pressure defense. He explains how to create space for the ball and how to defeat the trap. The Free Throw Transition drill shows you how to break the 1-2-2- zone press. Painter discusses when the inbounder should run the baseline and he gives you three inbound plays to help find an open player against the most aggressive full court presses. Painter also reviews beating the 2-2-1 and Diamond presses. All coaches can benefit from Coach Painter’s extensive knowledge of special situations. Expand yours with the help of the 2019 Big Ten Coach of the Year! Rent this special situations basketball plays DVD today.