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The Dribble Drive offense Coach Vance Walberg is one of the most recent trending strategies in the world of basketball. It has taking the teams by storm! In this on-court presentation, Coach Walberg shared his individual breakdown drills by positioning and demonstrating the team drills he uses while teaching the offense. INDIVIDUAL DRILLS Coach Walberg offered a detailed breakdown of positions of the individual skills needed to run the dribble drive most efficiently. He brought up over 40 drills to compliment his Daily 45 drills (as seen in Mastering the Dribble Drive Attack Offense) and included not just offensive footwork movement but also getting shots within the offensive framework. When you follow this presentation, you'll pick some of his favorite drills such as "20 Minutes of 3's." in this scheme; players are paired up and must get through several preliminary shooting exercises before shooting 3's. The players would chart their shots to see how many they make in the time allowed. It is one of the greatest conditioning drill and it will enable you determine who will be your "Streak Shooters." Coach Walberg also shared individual drills for the 4-man including quick ups, lobs, jump-jump, re-locations, clean-ups, combinations, and the "Drop 4 series". TEAM DRILLS Coach Walberg utilized over 60 breakdown drills/sets to instruct and illusterated the formations and action of the Dribble Drive offense. These breakdowns are three-man groups including 1-2-4 breakdown, 1-4-5 breakdown, and 2-3-4 breakdown. In these breakdown groups, Coach Vance Walberg would take you through the dribble drive actions that may take place and the movements involved. He as well shared examples of the rack series, drop series, drag series, fist series, pistol series, quick series, replace series, kickback series, 415 series, re-loop series, thumbs up series, and skip series. Combining different players, Walberg explained the series actions and how the formation of plays comes together for the Dribble Drive. In the on-court presentation,Walberg wrapped it all in his "Two Stops or One Turnover Drill" which is a half court, 5-on-5 drill used to reinforce the breakdown drill work. This DVD set demonstrated deeply how the Dribble Drive offense works and ways to help teach it to your team. It is a must have for anyone using or thinking of installing the Dribble Drive.

Advanced Dribble-Drive Offense: Dribble Drive Zone Offense  & Transition Game The founder of the Dribble Drive Attack offense, Vance Walberg is back with a deeper look into the offense. The former Sacramento Kings assistant reviews the basics of his dribble drive offense and then goes into some new innovations in the system. You’ll see some of the basics like offensive terminology, spacing, player positions, and more before Walberg gets into what’s new with the dribble drive zone offense. Over the years, Walberg has made changes to the Dribble Drive. You will see some of those new innovations in this presentation. Some of those changes include the S-gap, the use of the dribble, T-cut, rub cut, X cut, corner cut, and thumb cut. Walberg also describes the value of eyes up, the value of the shoulders, and the tear drop shot and pass. Transition into the dribble drive offense is important to the offense’s success. Coach Walberg teaches player positioning and responsibilities in transition as well as points of emphasis using five fast break drills. These help players create proper spacing to flow right into the dribble drive. When trying to stop the dribble drive, most opponents will go to a zone defense first. Coach Walberg shows you how to take advantage of zone defenses using a variety of actions. These include 2-game, push action, push with 2-game, and more. Each action is explained and then Coach Walberg takes his players through it on the floor. Coach Walberg then looks at ten of the most frequently asked questions about the dribble drive. He shares his answers and then leads right into some in-game video that helps to explain the various components of the offense. This DVD is a must-have for coaches looking to install the entire Dribble Drive Attack offense into their programs!  Rent this dribble drive zone offense DVD today.

The Dribble Drive Motion Offense basketball genius teaches you how to get full court pressure One of the most innovative basketball coaches teaches full court pressure defense This defensive strategy shows where players should be. Vance Walberg is a well-known coach and innovator in the game. He has created a unique style of basketball in his 30 years of coaching. Walberg shows you his complete court defense system in this DVD. He believes it is more innovative than his Dribble Drive Attack Offense. Ironically, this defense was responsible for developing his Dribble Drive Attack Offense. Walberg's defense system is based on full court pressure of 2-2-1 pressure. Walberg divides the court into quarters, making it easy to understand and implement the defense. Walberg explains each player's role and shows how to make this defense work. This defense also gives Walberg three zones on the entire court. Combining pressure defense with the Dribble Drive Attack Offense is a proven formula for winning basketball. His teams were able to go 159-18 after Clovis West installed his entire system. His teams were 133-11 at Fresno City College. This system works, and it's a winner. 90 minutes. 2008.

Vance Walberg: Half-Court Pressure Defensive System Coach Walberg, the creator of the Dribble Drive Attack offense, completes his defensive system with this deep dive into his half-court defense. This presentation, along with his other DVD “Full Court Pressure Defensive System” offers coaches a complete defense to match up against today’s modern offenses. Coach Walberg begins with a review of the basics of the full-court defense including key concepts like ball pressure, dividing the court into quarters, player assignments, and terminology. He then transitions to the half-court where he explains and demonstrates each player’s position and responsibility against the common 4-Out 1-In and 3-Out 2-In sets. You will learn the essentials of how to play a high pressure half-court defense night after night. These essentials include: Half-court terminology Screen out responsibilities and drills Defending the post Handling the skip pass Handling screens Defending the pick and roll Defending the dribble hand off or kick back To master the half-court pressure defense, Coach Walberg shares a number of drills. In the Shell Drill, it starts versus a 4-Out or a 3-Out 1-In set. Communication and movement are stressed and Walberg then progresses into other drills such as the Paint Touch drill, Baseline Penetration drill, Middle Penetration drill, and Pick and Roll drill. Walberg uses a point system with nearly all of his drills to make them more competitive. One of Walberg’s favorites is the Perfect 35 drill where a defense must top the offense for 35 seconds with no fouls, no offensive rebounds, no paint touches, and without giving up a score. This drill also uses a point system to make it more competitive. The drill is a great conditioner too. Coach Walberg concludes the presentation with some game film examples of his defense in action. You’ll learn plenty from his commentary as he watches the film. One of the game’s most innovative coaches, Walberg offers you the opportunity to implement his entire pressure defensive system by pairing this half-court defense video with his previous full-court presentation.

Origins of the Unstoppable Dribble Drive Offense + Breakdown Drills The dribble drive offense is about teaching players to play basketball, not to just run plays. That is the mantra of Clovis West (CA) HS head coach Vance Walberg, who used to be an assistant with the Sacramento Kings. Before that, Walberg was the head coach at Fresno City College where he won a California state championship in 2005. Walberg is also the founder of the dribble drive offense and in this video he will share many of the concepts that have turned this offense into the latest craze. Dribble Drive Offense Tactics To understand the dribble drive offense, you must first learn Coach Walberg’s numbering system. A traditional “5-man” is a 4 in Walberg’s system and vice versa. After the numbering system and a few other details, Walberg shares the three things that never change about his offense: It’s attack mentality – every time a player touches the ball, they must think “score” It opens gaps – after passing the ball, players need to cut to open up space to score Spacing off penetration – once the ball has been taken inside, athletes must make sure they space the floor properly to provide additional scoring opportunities Dribble Drive Offense Actions With the basics in hand, Coach Walberg then runs through a number of early offense actions in the dribble drive. He demonstrates how to attack defenses based on how they defend off-ball players. The idea is to teach players to read defenses and attack them where they are weakest. You will see how an easy basket is created when a post defender steps up to help on a drive. The driving player can lob to the post defender’s man giving him an easy layup or, at the very least, a trip to the free throw line. Dribble Drive Offense Daily Drills To perfect the dribble drive offense, Coach Walberg offers a number of daily drills. To improve conversion of more quick buckets inside, you will see a drill that requires post players to make three layups in quick succession. The idea is to make them more comfortable making these shots so they will make them in game situations. There is also a 5-man drill that Walberg shares. This drill mimics an action that is often utilized in the dribble drive offense. Coach Walberg finishes up with the “Drop Layups” drill and a few other shooting drills. Drop Layups helps players focus on all the little things that are important in the dribble drive – passing, timing, attacking the correct spots on the floor, and relocating. At the end of the video, you will see the Olympic Shooting, 5-Spots, and Star drills. Each is a great shooting drill that can be used at the beginning of a practice. Coach Walberg shares with you why the dribble drive offense has been so successful in this 71-minute video. This is a fantastic resource to use as you implement your own dribble drive system. Rent this Dribble Drive Offense DVD today.

vance Walberg's Dribble Drive Offense Was That Idea That Was Birthed 10 Years Ago, And Since Inception, It Has Taking The World Of Football By Storm. This Incredible System Has Metamorphosed Into An Offensive Attack Taken On By So Many Renowned Coaches Including John Calipari, Larry  brown, Lawrence Frank And Hundreds Of Coaches At All Levels Across The Globe. coach Vance Walberg Used A Unique Two Point Guard (attackers) Set Which Is Complemented By Two Wings And A Rim-running Post Player To Make The Illustrations In This Presentation Come Alive. In The Video, The Offense Featured Two Unconventional Ideas:  no Screens And The Post Player Runs To The Weak Side Of The Floor. However, The Two Features Created More Space For Dribble Penetration. walberg Also Broke Down Each Player's Movement On The Floor According To The Level Of Ball Penetration. You Will See How Players React To Penetration And How They Move Into Drag, Drop And Rack Zones With The Goal Of Creating Spaces And Gaps And To Get To The Rack. walberg Also Taught Middle And Baseline Penetrations And The Kick-back Option That Is Able To Produce Open 3-point Shots Or Open Drives To The Basket. Additionally, Coach Walberg Also Touched His "daily 45 Drills," Which He Enjoys Running In The First 45 Minutes Of Each Of His Practice Sessions. these Fast Moving Drills Dealt On The Necessary Fundamentals Needed To Run The Dribble Drive Attack Offense - Including His Popular "blood Drills," Which Focuses On Shooting, Passing, Footwork, Cutting, Catching And Pivoting. Walberg Also Illustrated Every Part Of The Dribble Drive Attack In Various 3-on-2, 2-on-1 Full Court Breakdown Drills. all Through The Presentation, He Highlighted The Key Drills And Teaching Points Which He Used To Build The Offense. This Is Why According To sports Illustrated; Vance Walberg Is "the Master" Of The Dribble Drive Offense And One Of The Top Innovators In The Game Of Basketball In Recent Times. If You Are Looking For A Fun And High Scoring Way To Play From The Inventor Himself, Install This Offense, Follow It Keenly, And Thank Me Later!

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