Jackie Stiles' skill development was driven by her determination to devote time to handling the ball. She credits her ball handling ability to her success in the game.

This 3-part DVD covers:

• Stationary Drills
• Drills on the Move
• Drills vs. Defense with a Finish

Stationary Drills: Stiles puts players through a series of 10 challenging drills, including: crossover, double bounce, three dribbles through the legs, half cross, V series, around the world, and the figure eight series.

Drills on the Move: The speed dribble opens the "on the move" segment of Stiles' program. She shows how one, two, three and four dribbles can be maximized by pushing the ball out in front of you.

Drills vs Defense: Using cones on the floor, Stiles demonstrates 26 different moves that are effective against the defense. Once the basic moves are mastered, Stiles teaches players to combine moves into combo dribble moves.

This is an excellent workout for any player to use to become a great ball handler.

61 minutes. 2007.

Coach Sutton's basketball drills stress the importance of making mistakes out of aggression rather than omission in a constant effort to push for improvement. It is this push for improvement that drives the innovative force behind Sutton's intelligent approach to engaging players' minds and teaching them to communicate effectively. Throughout this basketball workout, Sutton incorporates two balls into every single drill. With the use of tennis balls, Sutton is able to motivate players to advance their hand-eye coordination skills with a number of practical and beneficial drills. Many of these same drills are also performed with basketballs, and Sutton demonstrates several other two ball basketball drills, as well. To develop perimeters skills, Sutton demonstrates the "Rip Hamilton Drill" to work on building motion offense and moving without the basketball. Coach Sutton never fails to entice us with his thoughtful ingenuity, and this basketball workout DVD is a clear example of his expertise. These workout drills are straightforward, yet clever, and easy to implement for all levels.

69 minutes. 2009.

Produced at the Spring 2008 Myrtle Beach, SC Clinic.

Creating separation from defenders is what makes great offensive players. World renowned skills trainer, Ganon Baker, dedicates this DVD to gaining advantage over the defense with footwork, separation and explosive moves. By using ball-handling drills that push players beyond normal comfort zones, Baker instills the value of turnover free play. Learn how average athletes can use angles, screens and misdirection cutting to get free for open shots and scoring opportunities. Twenty drills and a dozen moves with and without the ball form the core of Baker's instruction. By learning the secrets behind each move your players will become more effective using screens and cutting into the paint to score. Baker believes in building physical strength to maximize potential and shares cutting edge core exercises like the basketball push up and the Rocky drill. Learn the dangerous Euro move that has infiltrated the international basketball world. Not only will your players get more open shots, they will also create separation with the ball using each move. By improving the art of separation your players can become a threat to score on every possession.

77 minutes. 2009.

Is your team soft with the ball? Does your team turn it over more than you would like? Don't let turnovers keep you out of the win column. 2009 McDonalds All-American coach Pat Clatchey shows you how to make the most of each possession. His ball security and toughness drill package will develop a sense of confidence and aggressiveness in your athletes. His drills combine toughness, ball handling, decision making, pivoting, passing, catching, balance, shooting and finishing at the basket. Learn how ripping the ball cuts down on turnovers and increases good shots. Clatchey shows you how to maximize player involvement when using these drills to guarantee multiple reps. Add competitive elements to these drills make them challenging and game-like. Additional features include post feeding, one-dribble separation, explosive offensive moves, breaking pressure and transition basketball. With this excellent basketball drill package you can add ball security and toughness to your program.

61 minutes. 2009.

Pat Clatchey has built a championship high school program from the ground up. His commitment to teaching and improving individual skills has greatly impacted his program. The first of 10 drills focuses on ball handling mastery. Drills incorporate basic ball handling skills coupled with creating separation, exploding by defenders and finishing at the basket with contact. Drills help players of all positions gain confidence in their ability to handle the ball in the half and full court. Explosive moves are combined with retreat and separate skills to handle any kind of defensive pressure. By making drills competitive, players learn how to protect the ball without turnovers, improve conditioning and gain toughness. Use of cones and chairs add game like elements to several drills. Build confidence and consistency within each player by utilizing four demanding shooting drills, highlighted by the 3-2-1 drill. This combination of skill improvement ball drills will individually and collectively help your team score more points and win games.

42 minutes. 2009.