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BasketballCoach.com Presents: 35 Best Shooting Drills Coaches will always talk about how championships are won on the defensive end, but if your team does not have the ability to shoot and knock down open shots you will have a hard time reaching your goals. This video helps all coaches learn the complete science of shooting for post players and for perimeter players. A variety of drills is presented from some of the best names in the game including Arizona head coach Sean Miller, Kansas head coach Bill Self, and many more. Warm-Up Drills Improvement in any basketball skill always begins with a warm up. Nebraska head coach Fred Hoiberg takes you through the warm up he did as a player starting from when he played youth basketball all the way until his days in the NBA. The drills start close to the basket and move out to work on increasing shooting range. Former St. Joseph’s head coach Phil Martelli offers a warm up drill that can be done with four players at a basket using two basketballs. The drill includes “game spot” which is an area where the shooters shoot from most often in game situations. Rick Barry was one of the greatest shooters of all time. He demonstrates the proper fundamentals of shooting the jump shot stressing form and mechanics as well as the concept of shooting “up to the basket.” Transition Shooting Shooting on the move is an important skill that Northwestern head coach Chris Collins addresses. He presents a drill that emphasizes footwork and finishing in the paint against contact. The drill progresses to executing a pull-up jumper. Steve Alford was another great shooter who teaches players to catch and shoot on the move. His drill stresses executing game shots at game speed. Players use tight cuts, pop cuts, and flare cuts to get open and shoot on the move. Big Man Shooting A good shooting big man is a luxury. Michigan State head coach Tom Izzo demonstrates the jump hook and Kevin Eastman shares the McHale Drill, a chair drill that works the mid-range jump shot and scoring off of a rebound. This video of chock full of shooting drills from some of the best to have played and coached the game. It’s a one-stop shop for drills to help your players become better shooters.

Iowa State surprised the nation with the mind-blowing program in the 2011-12 season which was a top 25 ranking and even finished at the third place in the Big 12 Conference which was unexpected. The coach Fred Hoiberg was able to bring back his former alma matter by making use of the pressure defense mentality along with the addition of a quick-striking, transition-based spread offensive attack. This was his 2nd year when he resurrected his former alma matter. Fred Hoiberg’s teams have been ranked among the nation’s top-50 in scoring in his first two season and that was all because of the exciting and up-tempo style of play. You will be invited by the Coach Fred Hoiberg for three days of practice just before the 2011-12 season as the team starts preparing for an upcoming trip to Italy where the team will play a series of exhibition games. In order to develop a strong and successful basketball team, the focus of coach Fred Hoiberg remains consistent with his core beliefs. • Up Tempo Offense – The up-tempo play is displayed by the coach Hoiberg in many of his drills. The Progression Drill in particular shows the build up from 1-on-1 full court play to their 4-on-4 full court shell drill. • Base Defense - Having a base defense that can deal with the many counters that offenses will throw at you is essential. His constant work in these practices with help-defense concepts is one of the highlights in this series. • Fundamental Skill Development - Hoiberg insists that fundamental skill development must be consistently addressed in order to help his players reach their potential as individuals and as a team. Every drill in the All Access set has a clear vision and purpose and every drill work on different parts of your game. You will be able to build a practice plan by understanding the art and practicing the drills that will keep your players engaged. This is not it as you will also get the chance to see how the coaching staff is being used in the most efficient way in order to improve your performance. You will get an idea on how to incorporate your staff and have them teach and get the credit of your team’s success. The solid foundation at Iowa State is all about the Coach Fred Hoiberg. When you will go through the All Access set, you will get a complete idea of why he has been successful and why he makes the team perform in the best way possible. You will get to learn lots of new tips and tricks. You will learn the tweaks on how to build the foundation for your team. Video 1: The video set gets started by installing a series of quick-strike plays which are aimed at distorting the defense early while being in an offensive possession. You will be entertained with the walk-through fashion that will enable you learn the Post Set Series and 50 Series. There are drills which will work on your defensive close-outs, jumping to the ball and also defending the win pick-n-roll. During all these drills the coaches will work on positioning and reinforcing techniques. When it comes to the defensive drills, the coach will focus on the rotational patterns on the middle drive and baseline drive. The coach Fred Hoiberg works heavily on improving the defensive habits. Video 2 Important offensive concepts are developed in the 2nd video by the Iowa State team. The shooting program of the Iowa State team is very effective and, in this program,, the post players and guards are divided which will allow the coaches to focus on the proper shot for their position. During the workout, the guards will use some very skilled moves that will also include the slide shot. On the other hand, the cyclones will run a Dummy offense in a 5v0 setting that will review different quick strike offensive plays. All these several quick strike offensive plays have been brought over from his time in the NBA. The practice session will come to an end with the alive 5v5 scrimmage in this scrimmage the coach

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Fred Hoiberg Defensive Strategies & Drills Current Nebraska head coach Fred Hoiberg has had his fair share of success. He spent 10 years in the NBA and won back-to-back Big 12 tournament titles as the head coach at Iowa State from 2010 to 2015. For his efforts, Hoiberg was the 2012 Big 12 Co-Head Coach of the Year. In this dynamic presentation, Hoiberg focuses in on the defensive concepts that have helped his teams stifle their opponents. The presentation is unique in that it features five live practices. Hoiberg begins by explaining his transition defense philosophy, which includes who will hit the boards on offense, who gets back on defense, and how to build the wall. Hoiberg likes to build a wall to take away key scoring areas on the floor. You will see several drills on the whiteboard that teach transition defense concepts and Hoiberg also demonstrates the Line Transition drill. To improve the defensive skills of guarding ball screens and dribble hand-offs, Hoiberg likes to use 3-on-3 drills. Each drill focuses on a unique aspect of defense such as hand position, staying active, or communicating. All the drills are diagrammed and then demonstrated on the floor. Fred Hoiberg Defensive Strategies for Undersized Players There is a segment on how to defend the post with undersized players. Hoiberg shares some key points on how to force post players to turn the ball over. It’s done by using high, active hands as well as taking away any baseline moves to force posts to the center of the floor. You will get an inside look at how Coach Hoiberg uses an NBA-style of defending ball screens. Different calls are used to communicate how the defense will play any type of screen. Here, Coach Hoiberg shows two drills for defending ball screens. Finally, Hoiberg shows you the “Down-Back-Stop” drill. It’s a full-court game simulation where one team starts with possession. That team transitions down the floor and then plays defense in transition before the drill stops. The teams then huddle to review the previous rep and talk about the next one. Coach Hoiberg’s presentation is an outstanding look at how to prepare undersized defenses for opponents, how to defend screens, and how to create turnovers . Rent this Fred Hoiberg Defensive Strategies DVD today.

Off Season Basketball Shooting Drills with Fred Hoiberg It is one of the most fundamental skills in basketball – shooting. In this video from Nebraska head men’s basketball coach Fred Hoiberg, you will discover a collection of shooting drills from some of the best shooters of all time. Hoiberg, the former Iowa State head coach, spent 10 years in the NBA and, most recently, was the head coach of the Chicago Bulls. Throughout his career, Hoiberg has collected a number of drills from players like Larry Bird, Chris Mullin, and Reggie Miller. Hoiberg’s 2012 Iowa State team engineered the biggest turnaround in Big 12 history when it won 23 games and beat defending national champion Connecticut in the NCAA tournament that year. Hoiberg’s Cyclone teams were always among the nation’s leaders in scoring and his 2013 team led the country in 3-pointers per game. In this 52-minute off season basketball shooting drills video, you will see Coach Hoiberg put his players through an offseason shooting workout. The drills he uses come from the likes of Bird, Mullin, and even himself. Hoiberg led the entire NBA in 2005 in 3-point field goal percentage shooting a blistering 48 percent from behind the arc. Off Season Basketball Shooting Drills & Workout The workout begins with warm-up drills for shooters. Each drill emphasizes footwork, balance, and finishing every shot. You will see 10 more shooting drills that cover a number of different situations. Some have conditioning elements while others attempt to replicate coming off a screen in a game-like atmosphere. Transition shooting, shooting off the catch, and finishing at the rim are all skills that are addressed in these drills. At the end of each drill, shooters complete a round of 3-pointers. Players make two 3-pointers from five different spots – corner, wing, top, opposite wing, opposite corner – before coming back around to make one at each spot. Once the 3-pointers are finished, players make five free throws in order to continue to the next drill. Coach Hoiberg is a firm believer that shooters are made in the offseason. Using the drills presented in this video, players can create the muscle memory and mental toughness to become top-level shooters in your program. Rent this off season basketball shooting drills DVD today.

Basketball Offensive System with Fred Hoiberg A well-spaced, disciplined fast break can lead to plenty of success on the basketball court. Nebraska head men’s basketball coach Fred Hoiberg can attest to that. Hoiberg, the former Chicago Bulls head coach, took Iowa State to back-to-back Big 12 Tournament championships in 2014 and ’15. The big reason why the Cyclones were so successful was the transition offensive system that Hoiberg employed. Iowa State was one of the highest-scoring teams in the nation and led the country in 3-pointers per game. In this 77-minute basketball offensive system video, you will get an extensive look at Hoiberg’s transition system. Using whiteboard diagrams, Coach Hoiberg takes you through midseason practice sessions focusing on simple primary and secondary fast break actions. Along with the diagrams, you will get a glimpse at Coach Hoiberg’s playbook. Some of the key points deal with spacing, opening lanes for playmakers, and always being in a position to force a defense to make decisions. Coach Hoiberg then moves to the court for demonstrations of the primary and secondary fast break. Using 5-on-0 and 5-on-5 situations, Hoiberg shows players the spots on the floor where wings and posts need to be to create proper spacing. Big men create space by running the floor, for example. Coach Hoiberg also discusses how players are to react on a middle or baseline drive. Basketball Offensive System for Transition After the primary break, Coach Hoiberg gets into the secondary break actions that involve drag screens, a double stagger screen, and a pin down screen. You will see two quick hitters that Hoiberg likes to use to take advantage of aggressive defenses. Late-game situations are also covered in this video. Coach Hoiberg shows you a late-game inbounds play to get a quality 3-point look for your best shooter. If the long-range jumper isn’t there, the play has an alternative – a layup for a post player. Coach Hoiberg also goes through a late-game situation where your team is ahead, drilling to players to get good looks at the basket. In the final segment of the video, Hoiberg shares two more out-of-bounds plays and also talks about his philosophy of having three distinct phases on in-season practice. He then discusses each phase and how it is used. Hoiberg also talks about tailoring an offense to suit personnel. A sound, well-spaced transition offense can leave defenses out of position. Coach Hoiberg gives you some ideas in his presentation on how you can make that happen for your program. Rent this Basketball Offensive System for basketball DVD today.

Basketball Practice Drills and Skill Development Looking to improve your team’s overall skill level? New Nebraska head men’s basketball coach Fred Hoiberg can help you do so in a series of live practice sessions where he demonstrates the drills that helped him turn around the program at Iowa State. The former Chicago Bulls head coach executed the biggest turnaround in Big 12 history when his Cyclones won 23 games in 2012 and beat the defending national champion in the NCAA tournament that season. Hoiberg demonstrates 16 different drills that you can use to improve your team’s fundamental basketball skills. In this 62-minute video you will see practice footage containing: Team warm-up Five post breakdown drills Six guard breakdown drills One rebounding drill Two shooting drills One passing drill One transition build-up drill Hoiberg uses these same baketball practice drills to build his players’ offensive and defensive skill sets as well as their overall court awareness. The breakout sessions for guards and posts help develop a strong repertoire of offensive moves. You will see Coach Hoiberg take the guards and posts through shooting drills that help players get shots up within the offense. Basketball Practice Drills Key Points In each offensive drill, Coach Hoiberg stresses spacing and court awareness. These skills take time to develop. You will see a number of two-player drills where Coach Hoiberg teaches pick-and-roll defense as well as contesting shots and rebounding. Included in the live practice sessions is footage of some team drills. These include the Three-Man Weave, Speed Shooting, 4:15 Shooting, 3-on-3 Rebounding vs. Pads, and a Transition Build-Up drill. In all of his coaching stops, Hoiberg has stressed spacing and always being ready to shoot. This has helped his teams, especially Iowa State, be among the nation’s highest-scoring teams and best 3-point shooting teams. You also get a look at Coach Hoiberg’s team warm-up, which helps players get ready for high-energy practices. Hoiberg takes players through various slow and fast tempo drills to prepare for practice. This is a fantastic video for coaches that want to improve both individual and team skills. Rent this basketball practice drills DVD today.

Fred Hoiberg: Transition Basketball with Six Secondary Break Sets When current Nebraska head coach Fred Hoiberg was at Iowa State, he was able to transform the Cyclones into a fast-paced and effective offensive juggernaut. Much of his success – four consecutive 20-win seasons, four straight trips to the NCAA tournament, back-to-back Big 12 tournament titles – can be traced to Hoiberg’s transition offense. In this video, Coach Hoiberg shows you the transition offense. He goes deep into several multi-tiered transition plays with multiple looks and discusses the philosophy behind them as well. You will get a glimpse of Hoiberg’s entire transition offensive playbook. Hoiberg’s transition offense begins with the basic set, which he calls the primary break. First, he goes over spacing rules by position. To be effective in transition, you must have proper spacing, sharp cuts, and precise passing. You will see it all in an on-court demonstration. Coach Hoiberg continues and teaches each of the following sets: Primary Break, Flex Set (with six options) Wide Pin Down Set (four options) Drag Series (four options) Isolation Set (three options) “1” Transition (three options) “2” Transition (two options plus transformations into 3-Out-2-In, 4-Out-1-In, and 5-Out sets) If that isn’t enough, Hoiberg even explains and shows you a walk-through of another half-court set you can use right out of transition. You also get to see two bonus zone adaptations one using a runner and the other with a screening option. To close the video, Coach Hoiberg answers questions that coaches have when they implement this scheme. Hoiberg offers many ideas on how to use the different actions and how to keep opposing defenses guessing. Using this scheme, Hoiberg’s Iowa State teams were among the NCAA leaders in transition points. This is a great video full of teaching points and best suited for advanced high school and college basketball coaches looking to run and get easy baskets in transition.