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Basketball Full Set Titles:
1. 113 Zone Defense, Anthony Jones, Dr. Phillips HS (FL), 2011 and 2013
National High School Invitational Champions: In this video you will learn the
proper slides/rotation of the 113 zone defense. This defense is designed to
keep the ball on the perimeter most of the time. The defense is also designed
to stop most ball penetration and prevent entry passes inside to post players.
In the 113 defense you will see how the defenders rotation is very basic when
the offense is in a typical high low set. However, you will see the 113 defense
morphs/disguised into a 23 and or 131 depending on the offensive set. However,
the 113 defense has the same philosophy when it changes into a 23 or 131 set.
With many repetitions you will find that the 113 zone defense is very affective
and is used often to contest all shots and great rebounding. 50 minutes. 2012.
2. The CATT Offense:
Dismantling the Pressure Man-to-Man Defense, Karl Salscheider, Bemidji State
University, Winningest Coach at BSU: Are you tired of turning the ball over
against athletic, overly aggressive man to man defenses? Consider the CATT (Cut All the Time) offense. This offense
rectifies your issues of poor spacing and poor decision-making that too frequently
puts points on the board for your opponents instead of you. This offense
capitalizes on the defenses overextension that results in layups instead of
turnovers. Teach your players better spacing, better cutting, better clearing,
better footwork, better decision making, and how to better signal and read your
teammates prior to a V cut so as to make the optimal, timely pass. Breakdown
drills, applications and contact information will be included. 45 minutes.
2012.
3. The Seal Offense:
Dismantling the 23 Zone Defense, Karl Salscheider, Bemidji State University,
Winningest Coach at BSU: Are you tired of either endlessly running cutters
through or too much standing around without a plan to score? Consider the Seal
offense. This offense has a strategic 12-3 approach generating either a layup
or an open 3 pointer. The purpose of any quality zone offense is to force the
defense into poor spacing, poor positioning, and indecision. The Seal does just
that, all in a matter of seconds. Teach your players to draw the zone defenders
out of position, identify and maintain fluid offensive equidistant spacing,
execute sharp passes, seal a pivotal defender, and create layup or open 3 point
shooting opportunities. When reasonably executed, this offense will most often
force the defense out of the zone. Breakdown drills, applications and contact
information will be included. 45 minutes. 2012.
4. Ball Spin Player
Development Workout, Danny Henderson, Marcus HS (TX), 2012 MaxPreps National
High School Boys Coach of the Year: Coach Henderson’s teams are known for their
high offensive skill level. His Ball Spin Workout teaches players how to score
off the catch and how to create space vs. superior athletic defensive pressure.
Coach Henderson’s teams spend 15 to 20 minutes daily on Ball Spins. In this DVD
he breaks down the offensive moves to precise detail. Through a very systematic
approach he makes it easy for players to understand how, when, and why to use
the moves. 55 minutes. 2012.
5. Partner Ball
Drills by Danny Henderson, Marcus HS (TX), 2012 MaxPreps National High School
Boys Coach of the Year: Coach Henderson’s teams are recognized as one of the
very best in high school basketball at offensive execution. One of the big keys
to this success is the Partner Ball Drills practiced daily by his teams. These
simple one minute drills enable players to master the fundamentals necessary to
execute offensively against the best high school defenses in the nation.
Fourteen total drills, broken down to fit Coach Hendersons offensive system,
are divided into two groups of seven and alternated daily. These drills can be
easily altered to fit your offensive system and the results will be amazing at
the expense of only seven minutes a day! 55 minutes. 2012.
6. The Lost Art of
Passing, Bob Mackey, Christ the King HS (NY), Two Time National Girls High
School Champion: Passing the basketball effectively has become a lost art. In
this video Coach Bob Mackey, Christ the King High School, the 2 time National
High School Coach of the Year shares his philosophy to improve this aspect of
the game. Utilizing practice drills that can easily be incorporated to your
program, Coach Mackey brings you into the Christ the King system that has won
16 New York State Championships. The 2012 New York City High School Coach of
the Year explains step by step how to improve your team’s ability to pass the
basketball. 55 minutes. 2012.
7. The Screening
Game, Bob Mackey, Christ the King HS (NY), Two Time National Girls High School
Champion: Screening is one of the most effective way to create scoring
opportunities for your team. In this video Coach Bob Mackey, the two time
National High School Coach of the Year (2005 and 2006) shares his best concepts
on utilizing the screening game. Create options for your players buy utilizing
the proven methods of the Christ the King Basketball Program. 55 minutes. 2012.
8. Practice
Organization, Bob Mackey, Christ the King HS (NY), Two Time National Girls High
School Champion: Organizing your practice time is a challenge facing all coaches
each season. In this video, Coach Bob Mackey from Christ the King High school
in New York takes you through some of the key points that he has used in his
practice sessions. Each phase is broken down and explained so you can apply it
to your team. We only get one chance to prepare our teams for the season, take
a look at what Coach Mackey does in practice and see if it can help your team
improve. 55 minutes. 2012.
9. Proven Half Court
Offensive Sets, Bob Mackey, Christ the King HS (NY), Two Time National Girls
High School Champion: Coaches spend hours working their teams in their half
court sets. In this video, Coach Bob Mackey from Christ the King High School in
New York takes us through some of his most successful half court sets. With
multiple state and national championships behind him, these sets work. See some
of the best Christ the King zone and man half court offenses. Each is broken
down so you can apply them to your program. The 2012 New York City High School
Coach explains step by step how you can improve your teams half court sets. 55
minutes. 2012.
10. Sets To Get Your
Best Players Shots, Paul McDonald of Vermilion Community College (MN), over 450
wins at NJCAA level: Every coach wants the ball in the hands of
their best players as much as possible. Paul McDonald (Vermilion CC Ely, MN)
shows you different sets to accomplish this goal in this informative video. For
the past 23 years, Vermilion has experienced tremendous success running these
sets in their half court offense. Although Vermilion is known for their
transition offense, their half court sets are crucial in their offensive
scheme. This video provides sets and quick hitters for all positions on the
floor. This video will show you options to control who gets the ball when you
want a specific player to get a shot or a touch of the ball. Also included in
the video are 2 solid BLOB plays and a great SLOB set. If you want to get
your best players some great looks, this video is for you! 55 minutes. 2012.
11. Transition
Drills To Get Your Team Running, Paul McDonald of Vermilion Community College
(MN), over 450 wins at NJCAA level: Paul McDonald provides viewers of this video
insight and drills to assist your team on a daily basis to get your squad ready
for transition basketball. Coach McDonald’s teams have won over 400 games and
have been consistently in the Top 5 nationally in scoring. His teams have won
numerous conference, state and region titles and he has coached 12 All
Americans in his tenure at Vermilion. He has been a finalist for the NJCAA
Coach of the Year twice in his career. This entertaining video will show
you many drills with full court action and will also help condition your team
so they are ready to run the floor. The drills in this video include a 5 on 4
fast break drill, Roll out 3 on 3, Fast Break Scramble 5 on 5 drill and Wolf to
name a few. Players love to run the floor and this informative video will help
coaches from all levels design practice sessions that focus on offensive and
defensive transition basketball. 55 minutes. 2012.
12. Offensive Skill
Development During Practice, Wendy Kohler of Alexandria HS (MN), 1997 Minnesota
State Champion and Seven Time Section Champion: Coach Kohler shows
you how to incorporate and alter offensive skills and concepts into your
practice to achieve the fundamentals necessary to be efficient and execute
offensively on the court. These drills can easily be incorporated into your
practice plans and hit all areas from ball handling, passing, shooting,
effective cuts, post entry, penetrate pitch and decision making. Coach Kohler
has 7 State Tournament appearances and will explains how these drills can
improve your teams offensive efficiency. 55 minutes. 2012.
13. Building the
Break and Energizing Transition Drills, Wendy Kohler of Alexandria HS (MN),
1997 Minnesota State Champion and Seven Time Section Champion: Coach Wendy Kohler
of Alexandria HS (MN): Play like you Practice…These drills will teach your
players split second decisions in transition, condition them into mentally
strong unit, and push tempo to a blistering pace while executing circles around
the opponents. Organized, uptempo and your players will love this system! 55
minutes. 2012.
14. Skills and
Drills for Youth Basketball Session I, Michael Peck, Findlay Prep (NV), Three
Time National Invitational Champion: Any young player aspiring to be a great
basketball player, he/she must develop the appropriate basketball fundamentals.
Having a high skill set, allows a player to continue in his/her growth and
progression toward mastering the game. This DVD includes some essential drills
for developing a foundation of basketball fundamentals. These drills are the
very same drills we use in our daily practices and workouts. Over the past 5
years these drills have been a direct reflection of our program’s National
Championship status while helping our individual players receive NCAA DI
scholarships, McDonalds All-American accolades and collegiate honors and
awards. 55 minutes. 2012.
15. Complete Post
Player Development, Michael Peck, Findlay Prep (NV), Three Time National High
School Invitational Champion: It
is important to have skilled post players. This DVD includes some essential
drills for developing a foundation of fundamental post play. These drills are
the very same drills we use for our post players in our daily practices and
workouts. Over the past 5 years these drills have been a direct reflection of
our program’s National Championship status while helping our individual players
receive NCAA DI scholarships, McDonalds All-American accolades and
collegiate honors and awards. 50 minutes. 2012.
16. Post Defense by
Michael Peck, Findlay Prep (NV), Three Time National High School Invitational
Champion: Defense is the backbone and foundation of our program. As
important as it is to develop offensive fundamentals and skills, it is equally
important to be able to play defense. This DVD includes individual and team
concepts and principles on how to defend in the post. Although individual
defense is important, it is critical to understand team defensive principles in
order to become an effective defensive player. This DVD is dedicated to our
defensive system and philosophy as it relates to post defense. In it, you will
see and gain a better understanding of the many different actions that must be
considered and covered when defending in the post. 50 minutes. 2012
17. Screen &
Roll Defense, Michael Peck, Findlay Prep (NV), Three Time National High School
Invitational Champion: Over the past decade, ball screens have become a staple
in nearly every offensive set or pattern. At some point during any given
possession, the defense is going to encounter a screen (pick) & roll
situation. This DVD includes the different ways on how we defend ball screens
(screen & roll) and more importantly, how to recover effectively.
Regardless of how we decide to defend any given ball screen, it is imperative
that we communicate what and from where it is coming, communicate how we are
defending it and communicate our recovery out of it. 50 minutes. 2012.
18. Mental Toughness
and Confidence Drills, Matt Cordes, 2010 and 2008 Minnesota Boys Class AA State
Champions: My session will touch on my coaching philosophy, and a few
drills that I use to help improve mental toughness and building confidence. I
believe it is as important to understand who we are coaching as much as
understanding what we are coaching. Mental toughness or having a positive
mental attitude is really the ability to remain focused in the midst of
distractions. This can be worked on in any number of drills by simply requiring
players remain focused even when distracted or tired. 47 minutes. 2012.
19. Teaching the
Pyramid of Success Through Drills, Bill Gottenborg, Seven Time Minnesota Girls
Class AA Section Champions: John Woodens Pyramid of Success is a great motivational
and teaching tool that can be used with players from the elementary age on up.
In this DVD, drills the players really enjoy are used to teach the Pyramid of
Success. The building blocks of the Pyramid of Success can help student
athletes be successful on the basketball floor and in life. 47 minutes. 2012.
20. 4 Out/I In Drive
Motion, Vern Capelle, Upsala High School (MN), 2011 Minnesota Boys Class A
State Coach of the Year: The 4 out/1 in drive motion is a motion offense that
incorporates the main concepts of the Dribble-drive offense. By utilizing the attacking
style of the dribble-drive, combined with the pass and cut options common to
motion offense, this offense will spread the floor to exploit defenses by
creating multiple gaps for attacking and scoring. This offense is also very versatile
and may be run out of various alignments and entries. The drive motion offense
also works great with set plays and in special situations. The drive motion
offense is will give your players multiple options to attack the defense and
exploit any mismatch situations. 47 minutes. 2012.
21. The Versatile
Point Guard Workout, Bryce Tesdahl, Bemidji State University: Bryce Tesdahl
demonstrates a series of individual drills to get your players to be the next
versatile point guard. The session starts with advanced ball-handling and
passing drills. Finishing at the rim is the next point of emphasis in the DVD
using a variety moves such as the euro step, floaters, inside hand lay-ups, and
finishing on the other side of the rim. Tesdahl teaches how to use the ball
screen multiple ways by attacking the rim, pulling-up, rejecting the screen,
and splitting the screen. The versatile point guard needs to be able to shoot
the ball on the move as well as having excellent agility and speed. Shooting
drills, tennis ball agility and speed drills conclude the DVD. Tesdahl just
finished up his playing career at Bemidji State University as the all-time
assists leader and is now the new Men’s Basketball Graduate Assistant at the
University of Minnesota Duluth. 50 minutes. 2012.
22. Offensive Drills
Including Footwork, Form and Shooting, Randy Holthusen, Red Lake High School,
MN:
The drills in the video are geared towards youth player development up to the
eighth grade. Proper footwork, form and how you receive the ball equal a good
shot. These basic 2 and 3 person drills will work on your form and footwork
from the left and the right side of court. Developing young kids footwork at a
young age will enable them to move on to learn new things. Coaches shouldn’t be
teaching kids how to shoot, dribble or pass at the varsity level. Teaching
these drills and proper footwork to kids in grades k-8 is crucial in their
development. 50 minutes. 2012.
23. The Versatile
Shooting Guard Workout, James Ellisor, Bemidji State University, 2012 NCAA DII
National Player of the Year: The session begins with a warm up and goes
into the Mikan Drill, a Shooting Drill focusing on Short Corner Left Side,
Middle of key, Short Corner Right Side. Ball handling drills include Dribble
Around the World (between both legs), 2 Ball Handling, Dribble at the same
time, Alternate Dribbles, In and Out Dribbles, Crossover Dribbles, Spin Move
Dribbles, and Behind the Back Dribbles. The individual moves segment includes
Double Crossover Around Two Cones, the Floater, layup, pull up shot, step back
shot, the Double Crossover Around Two Cones From Wing, the Reverse layup,
floater, and hesitation and finishes with Wing moves. 50 minutes. 2012.
24. The Versatile
Big Man Workout, Ben Strong, Guilford College, 2007 NCAA DIII National Player
of the Year, Ben Strong shows a variety of drills to encourage your posts to
score in the low, mid, and High post as well as the wing. In this DVD, the 2007
NCAA DIII National Player of the Year and NBADL player presents the drills and
skills the post player needs to take your game to the next level. The beginning
session focuses on ball handling. The post moves include the hook shot, up and
under, dribble middle/baseline to drop step, sweep through, Fake sweep through
to Jump shot, face up sweep through to spin, face up sweep through to spin and
pump fake, and quick spin off. Ben Strong teaches to read the down screen with
the movement without the ball using the tight curl, fade and going straight up.
The versatile post needs to bring the game to the outside as well. Perimeter
moves begin with catching the ball, Squaring up and looking at the basket to
read the defense. Perimeter moves include the catch and square jump shot, catch
square drive right or left, drive right or left to one or two dribble pull up,
driver right or left to step back, drive right or left to spin, and drive right
or left to spin with the pump fake. This is an outstanding position player
technique DVD to encourage the post player to be versatile inside and outside.
50 minutes. 2012.
25. The Controlled
Multiple Pressure Defense, Jack Bennett, University of Wisconsin Stevens Point,
2004 and 2005 NCAA DIII Men National Champions: If you are content
with a one defense approach to basketball, there is no need to read further. However,
if you are looking for a way to break the rhythm and comfort zone of your
opponent's offense, consider A CONTROLLED MULTIPLE APPROACH TO TEAM DEFENSE.
Using the sound principles of gap man-to-man defense that were inspired by his
brother, Coach Jack Bennett shows the positioning and slides of the 131 and
sliding 32 zones that helped his University of Wisconsin Stevens Point team win
back to back NCAA DIII National Championships. While man to man was the
foundation to our team defense, the selective use of zone principles
complemented our entire defensive package. We simply wanted opponents to be
concerned with both our man and zone defenses. Making teams use valuable
practice time to prepare for both, along with the element of surprise were keys
to our success. A by-product was the improved execution in our zone offensive
attack due to the quality of our preparation against strong zones in practice.
A CONTROLLED MULTIPLE APPROACH TO TEAM DEFENSE is worth exploring if you are
searching for a way to enhance your team defense and potentially gain more
victories this season. 110 minutes. 2012.
26. 23 Match Up Zone Defense, Rick Kehoe,
Bemidji HS, 2009 Minnesota Class 4A Section 8 Coach of the Year: You will
see different ways to approach playing a 2-3 defense. Many coaches and players
believe playing zone defense is easy and a time to rest. I believe you can use
it as a weapon to frustrate, confuse and create turnovers and offensive
opportunities. I have over the years evolved my teachings of zone defenses to
my players to incorporate many of the man to man principles. You will also
learn different rotations and strategies to use against the different offenses
other teams run against a 23 zone defense. 55 minutes. 2012.
27. Everyday Drills
to Make Your Team Accountable, Jim Gosz, Milwaukee King HS, Four Time Wisconsin
Boys State Champions: If you are looking for new drills and ideas to make your
practices more competitive and intense, this is the video. Coach Gosz having
served as head coach for 22 years at Milwaukee Rufus King and directed
basketball camps in Wisconsin for the past 30 years will present his favorite
drills that are sure to make your practices the best. Included will be
individual drills, half court drills, full court drills and shooting drills.
These are the same drills that have made Milwaukee Rufus King High School one
of the best full court pressure defensive teams in the country. 55 minutes.
2012.
28. Focus on
Fundamentals, Jerry Krause, Gonzaga University, Hall of Fame Coach: Focus on Fundamentals
is a two DVD packet centered on the basketball basics; coaching fundamentals
and basketball skill fundamentals. Rationales for coaching and skill basics are
first explored followed by teaching types and basketball skills and related
rules. Hall of Fame Coach Jerry Krause offers practical principles aimed
at the John Wooden recommended goal for all coaches (and adults), i.e., “Aspire
to Become a Master Teacher.” Basketball fundamentals of stance, starts, stops,
steps, turns and jumps are identified and described to be executed with balance
and quickness. Coaching fundamentals to become a master teacher are also
explained, how you develop players and your team, the use of the basic laws of
learning and the use of critical cues. Finally, challenges of teaching and
learning are described to assist coaches and players in reaching their full
potential. 110 minutes. 2013.
29. Build Your Own
Zone Offense, Jerry Krause, Gonzaga University, Hall of Fame Coach: Hall of Fame Coach
Jerry Krause identifies and describes a series of principles and skills used to
effectively attack zone defenses. This menu of techniques is designed to
successfully build player and coach confidence to successfully attack zone
defenses with the inside-out approach. The techniques of zone offense that are
identified and described are fast breaks, alignment, spread and swing plus
moving the ball and players. Specific zone offense techniques described
and shown are attack second sides, offset matches, penetrate on pass and dribble,
use of quick stop/triple threat tools, through cuts to overload and change the
perimeter. Finally, an adaptable screening zone offense is shown to get
the ball inside and produce outside scoring for selected outside
shooters. A special play is shown that is effective against both zone and
player to player defenses. Coaches are encouraged to select menu
techniques suited to your personnel and situation. 55 minutes. 2013.
30. Defending Ball
Screen Actions, Larry Hunter, Western Carolina University, Ranked #11 in NCAA
DI Wins: In attacking the man to man defense at most all levels of
basketball utilizing the ball screen action is a fairly significant part of
most offenses in today’s game and especially at those levels where there is a
shot clock. How effective your team is at consistently defending these ball
screens will often go a long way in determining your success at the defensive
end of the court. This DVD will talk about how to incorporate the various ways
to defend ball screen actions into an organized system. The various ways of
defending ball screen actions include the blitz (hard hedge), soft hedge and
shadow, squeeze and go under, trap or double team the dribbler, switching, and
downing. Specific ball screen actions are discussed and the technique and
rotations used to defend the action. Offensive ball screen actions
include the transition brush screen; SBS (with pair sides and a low post; and
in an open post situation); MBS-PE (with two bigs; and a big and a
perimeter shooter); Double Middle Ball Screen; Stagger High Ball Screens; Horns
(basketball in the middle of the floor with screens on both sides of the ball).
55 minutes. 2013.
31. No Easy Baskets:
Transition Defense and Special Situations, Larry Hunter, Western Carolina
University, Ranked #11 in NCAA DI Wins: Every team wants to play the game
competitively and have a chance to win. One of the keys will be your
ability to not give up many easy baskets. This DVD is for all levels of
basketball. Philosophy and rules for transition defense are
emphasized. Drills and technique for defending the 2 vs. 1, 3 vs. 2, 4
vs. 3, 5 vs. 4, and 5 vs. 5 are covered. How to utilize various
transition drills to not only eliminate easy baskets but also to create high
intensity competitive segments for your practices. Emphasizing the
importance of special situation play can give your team a winning advantage.
Primary discussion is on UOB and SOB play. Some coaching and teaching
philosophies as well as a team building approach are also communicated. 55 minutes.
2013.
32. Perimeter Team Drills, Dennis Hutter,
Mayville State University, 2013 NAIA National Tournament: In this DVD you
will learn the same Individual Development Drills for Perimeter play that Coach
Hutter has used to help his team qualify for the National Tournament. These
drills also helped the Comets rank in the Top 10 in the country in numerous
other offensive categories including points per game and shooting
percentages. Coach Hutter and his players will demonstrate numerous
individual shooting and ball handling drills that will help your players
improve their individual perimeter play, thus improving your team’s overall
improvement. The workouts include individual drills, partner drills as
well as small group drills. All designed to improve your team’s perimeter
play. 55 minutes. 2013.
33. Building Your
Man to Man Defense With 3 on 3 Drills, Chris McLean, Northland Community
College (MN), Assistant Coach: This video will explain three drills that we
used exclusively to develop and build some of our core principles with regard
to our man-to-man defense. These 3 drills helped our athletes see what we
were trying to develop in real time and built confidence in our defensive
principles. Each drill is designed to divide the floor so that your
players can focus and drill on one aspect of your defense. It can be used
to teach defensive rebounding and transition, to help in your scouting report
and guarding first actions. In our opinion it also developed a certain
amount of toughness and accountability for our teams. 55 minutes. 2013.
34. The Pius XI
Flyer/Transition System, Joel Claassen, Milwaukee Piux XI High School, 14 Time
Wisconsin Girls State Champion: The Flyer/Transition offense is a
patterned fast-break system that offers 4 different transitions with multiple
options. These transitions can be run off of made and missed baskets. I
have run these transitions for over 20 years with my boys and girls teams with
a lot of success. Included in the DVD is our "Flyer drill" which lead
into the transitions! The transition 1 is the most often-used and usually
occurs after missed shots. Transition 2 and 3 occur most often when our long
pass to the wing is taken away or after made shots. Transition 4 is was
implemented 4 years ago to take advantage of the 4 and 5 player who can shoot
the 3 and/or has the athletic skill to face up on the perimeter. 55 minutes.
2013.
35. The Pius XI
Combination-Defense System, Joel Claassen, Milwaukee Piux XI High School, 14
Time Wisconsin Girls State Champion:This DVD details a defensive system based on
shots made and missed and inbound position on the floor. The type of
Defense is determined by those shots made or missed and where is the ball
inbounded. The first defense is our 32 match up which combines
zone/man/trapping depending on ball movement/cutters/and position skills. The
system as a whole will keep your athletes focused on the defensive
responsibilities at all times. We use a color system to identify our man
defense's and of course a number system for our zones. The man system uses 9
different man defenses (all colors) with basic man principles. Zones that we
run are the 32 match up and 131. Though the system sounds complicated, it is
remarkable how easy it becomes for your players to remember. 55 minutes. 2013.
36. Competitive
Defensive Drills, Tommy Brown, Lee University (TN), 2008 NAIA National Coach of
the Year: Creating competitive defensive drills that utilize
communication in advantage and disadvantage situations, such as 1 on 1 to 4 on
6 team drills. Also drills for rebounding and fighting through screen action to
help toughen the defensive mentality of the team. 55 minutes. 2013.
37. Man to Man
Defense With a Lack of Height or Quickness, Tommy Brown, Lee University (TN), 2008 NAIA National Coach of the Year:
Learning to defend post players with greater size and strength, Rebounding and
defensive strategies against bigger opponents are also included. Using angles
to keep your man in front and how to lessen the margin of error on the
defensive end of the floor. 55 minutes. 2013.
38. Rebounding Wins,
Kevin Vande Streek, Calvin College (MI), 2000 NCAA DIII National Champion: Although a
positive rebound margin is also an indicator of good defense, offense, and turn
over differential, Coach Vande Streek makes a strong case for rebounding margin
being the most important statistic in determining who wins a basketball game.
Successful rebounding teams have much more than size alone. Techniques,
strategies, characteristics, and emphasis are discussed and demonstrated in
this video to help individuals and teams rebound better and in turn, win more
games. 55 minutes. 2013.
39. Transition Defense: Defending Today’s Up Tempo Game, Kevin Vande Streek, 2000
NCAA DIII National Champion: Such a big part of today's game is the
strategy of up-tempo, fast break and fast paced offense. Players have a
more diverse skill set than they used to and are more athletic. Because
of this Transition Defense needs to be a part of our over-all coaching
philosophy, our game plan, and therefore a part of our daily practice
plan. Coach Vande Streek talks about concepts for transition defense and
gives a framework, strategy, and drills for how to get back quickly,
take away the easy shot and move into a half court defense
seamlessly. 55 minutes. 2013.
40. Back Screening
Motion: A Simple, Flexible and Highly Effective Offense, Steve Bergman, Iowa
City West High School, 2013 and 2012 Undefeated Iowa High School State
Champion: Learn the ins and outs of the offense used by Steve
Bergman who led his team to back to back State Titles in 2012 & 2013 and
the #6 ranking nationally. Motion is a hard concept to teach. The
Back Screen Motion is simple to install and master. This offense gives you all
the advantages of classic motion without all of the frustrations. It can
be run in as many formations as you can imagine and it can be designed to feature
any player on the floor. The result of using this offense has been 53% FG
shooting the last two seasons. This video will provide simple breakdowns
of each concept and build toward 5-on-5 competitive work. 80 minutes. 2013.
41. Man to Man
Defense: Making Your Opponents Uncomfortable, Steve Bergman, Iowa City West
High School, 2013 and 2012 Undefeated Iowa High School State Champion: Iowa City West has
won 4 State Titles in Iowa’s large school class in the past 15 years under
Coach Bergman, 2nd most in Iowa history. For the past 23 seasons,
Steve Bergman’s West High teams have been known for their great man to man
defense. Year after year they are one of the top 4A schools in Iowa in
FG% allowed. If you want your team to be hard to prepare for and a team
opponents dread to play, this video is for you. This video will include
Coach Bergman’s philosophy of defense, individual and team skill breakdowns and
all the drills needed for you to implement this defense with your team.
80 minutes. 2013.