This video is of former BYU’s Men’s Head Basketball Coach Dave Rose
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If you are not, I have a link to be able to watch the video on the Championship Productions site.
I have also listed some other transition drills that have already been posted on the site below the video.
If you are interested in purchasing this or any other Championship DVD, you can use this link:
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This drill will help you incorporate the skip pass into your zone offense for open threes or post shots.
The idea is to shift the zone with the first skip pass, then skip back over the zone to the original side for an open shot.
Using a good screening angle on the second skip your best shooter can prepare to knock down a big three point basket.
This drill was posted by Coach Randy Brown in Fast Model’s library. The library has thousands of diagrams of basketball drills and plays.
We start with an entry pass to 2 on the right wing. Defenders are set up to simulate the defenders in the zone.
X2 take the ball as zone shifts. Ball is skip passed over the top to 3.
The idea is that “one skip deserves another.” Once the defense shifts to the first skip the offense sets up for a second skip. 3 catches with eye on rim then dribble up the sideline to set up screening angle on opposite side.
As 3 dribbles up sideline, 5 “screens in” X2 to open 2 in the right corner. Scoring options are; 1. Open three point shot for 2 or 2. Pass from 2 to 5 in the post as he seals X5 as he rotates to him.
This video is a team shooting drill that also is a good conditioner.
The competitive aspect is competing against an established standard and/or your team’s best score.
The video is a You Tube video so make sure that you are on a server that allows You Tube access.
I have also listed some skill development drills that have already been posted on the site below the video.
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Click here for more information about the DVD that this sample came from: Individual & Team Drills for Building a Transition Offense
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This video is of a 4:00 session of Arizona Basketball Coach Sean Miller going through some fundamentals on beating 1 on 1 pressure of the dribbler
The video is a YouTube video so make sure that you are on a server that allows YouTube access.
If you are interested in learning more about the DVD that this sample was taken from, click here: Sean Miller: Beating Pressure Defenses
I have also listed some skill development drills that have already been posted on the site below the video.
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If you are interested in learning more about the DVD that this sample was taken from, click here: Sean Miller: Beating Pressure Defenses
The video is 4 minutes long.
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This drill was posted by Coach Trevor Daugherty on Fast Model’s Basketball Coaching Plays and Drill library.
You can see all of the plays and drill they have posted on this link:
Fast Model plays and drills library
Coach Daugherty stated: ” This is one of my favorite hustle drills that I have seen out there, great combination of team unity and effort..”
Below the diagram and the description of the drill, there is a You Tube video of Shaka Smart doing the drill himself to end VCU’s Final Four practice in 2011
X1 starts by defending post,
Coach1 throws ball to corner who drives,
X1 must take charge, then sprint to sideline where Coach2 rolls by towards endline for diving save,
X1 then sprints to opposite sideline where he must jump to save ball thrown by Coach.
Make sure your sound is on to see the You Tube video below of Shaka Smart demonstrating the drill at the 2011 Final Four.
Even though the video was filmed several years ago, the drill still has value.
It will have even more value if you add in your own ideas and make it something that fits what you do.
Here is another video of Shaka Smart going through a portion of his diamond press:
If you are interested in seeing more about Coach Smart’s Havoc Pressure Defense DVD, click here:
With many programs doing some planning in the next few weeks for their pre-season conditioning, here are three videos of conditioning drills from Alan Stein.
The videos are You Tube videos, so if you are on a server that blocks You Tube, you will not be able to see them.
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The first video shows 2 drills working on change of direction, athletic explosiveness, and starting and stopping quickly.
The second video defines his term “hockey stop” and demonstrates another change of direction drill.
I really like Alan and his work. I would however, change the name on the third drill to something other than Suicide.
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If you are interested in learning more about Alan’s DVD that this drill came from you can click this link:
Alan Stein’s DeMatha Basketball: Agility & Conditioning
This second video is an another drill and Alan defining his Hockey Stop Term.
If you are interested in seeing information on the DVD this drill is from, click here: Alan Stein In Season Conditioning
