Teach your players the fundamentals of becoming an all-around player

Kevin Sutton leads an intense, hard-nosed competitive workout that incorporates ball handling, shooting, individual one-on-one moves, and defensive technique. In this innovative DVD, Coach Sutton incorporates transition drills that work on finishing at the rim, ball handling in the full-court and transition conditioning.

Warm-Up & Agility Drills
Coach Sutton gets the players ready for practice with the New Jersey Nets Warm-Up and a close-out transition drill. He then presents seven stretching drills that include a dribbling component and a series of agility and strength training drills using a speed ladder.

Skill Development Drills
With a myriad of fundamental drills, Sutton transitions between drills in a fast-paced manner. In these drills, he places the emphasis on constant, all-out effort, keeping the shoulders low, and finishing high at the rim. Using 2-on-0 and 2-on-2 drills, players work on dribbling with two balls, shot preparation, and making passes on time and on target.

Pro Player Series
In this series, the patented moves of NBA greats Kevin Durant and Chauncey Billups are walked through and demonstrated at game-speed. The Billups Series teaches the players to play at two different speeds while maintaining a low center of gravity. These shooting drills require players to power shuffle, use the power shuffle into a screen and the utilize the jab step. The Durant Series teaches players how to play with their back to the basket on the perimeter while maximizing the amount of ground they cover on the first move and minimizing the amount of dribbles it takes to get there.

Transition Drills
Sutton demonstrates five separate 3-on-0 drills with three balls, building on the skill development series that is shown earlier in the video. With three lines beginning at half-court, the players work on passing and dribbling with multiple balls, using ball-screens, and shooting both off the catch and off of the dribble.

Order this DVD today and take your players to the next level with innovative drills from one of the game's greatest skill development coaches!

88 Minutes. 2011.

Produce players that are fundamentally sound and execute basic basketball skills at a high level using Pat Clatchey's "Drills that Develop Skills."

Warm-Up Drills:
Learn four drills that incorporate basketball specific movements, rather than traditional stretching, to get players ready to practice. By involving basic fundamentals into this phase, players become more comfortable with the ball in their hands and can make both hands a weapon.

Ball-handling and Passing Drills:
Includes five drills to improve ballhandling, court awareness, passing and catching to develop your athletes into well-rounded basketball players.

Use these drills to improve dribble moves and train your athletes to finish at the rim, read the defense and to properly use the ball screen when attacking.

Shooting and Footwork Drills:
By teaching your players proper footwork and repetition, their skill level will continue to rise. These competitive shooting and footwork drills will continually get the best out of your players. Coach your players how to operate under times of stress with Clatchey's "Win-Lose-Overtime" and "1-on-1 Live" drills.

This DVD presents you with fourteen drills to develop your players skill set. Order this video and see how Pat Clatchey developed 25 Division I players!

50 Minutes. 2011.

When it comes to teaching basketball fundamentals no one does it better than Bob Knight. In this jam packed 2-disc bundle, Knight delivers all the tools you need to develop skills for offense, defense, conversion and rebounding.

Philosophy
Coach Knight shares his philosophy on practice and how you can go about making each one as efficient as the next.

Conversion
Developing a great conversion game is based on two simple rules: Getting back on defense quicker than your opponent and getting the ball up the floor as fast as possible on offense. Knight demonstrates drills to work on these areas and increases the pressure of the drills by adding "thinking components" to them.

Mental Toughness
In every drill Knight demonstrates, focus and "observation" are paramount to its success. Not only are the drills physically demanding, but also mentally exhausting. With 20 innovative drills designed to prepare your players for the pressure of the game, it is easy to see why Coach Knight is the all-time winningest head coach in Division I Men's Basketball.

Fundamental Offensive Drills
Knight teaches the importance of quick, fast-thinking passing drills to stress communication, action and thinking. He shows competitive shooting drills that turn up the pressure on the shooter and are executed at game speed. He teaches the value of the free throw and the importance of spacing, screening and cutting within any offense.

Fundamental Defensive Drills
Coach Knights demonstrates his 2-on-2 and 3-on-3 help & recover drills and how to defend, score and rebound at the post position.

Over 50 game clips are shown covering effective offensive rebounding as well as good block outs.

As a bonus, you will receive Coach Knight's Clinic I (retail value $60). Filmed in Indiana in 1983, this clinic features more thoughts on winning theory. This clinic is no longer available for purchase anywhere.

Regardless of what level you coach, this 2-disc bundle is guaranteed to provide you with techniques and concepts you can use to build a successful program.

Parts of this DVD set were produced at the spring 2010 Tunica (MS) and Las Vegas (NV) Championship Basketball clinics.

3 DVDs (201+ minutes). 2011.

Get your team's basketball technique as close to perfect as possible.

Jay Wright's ability to transform his players' skills through individual workouts is legendary. Few are better at molding a player to his system with solid teaching, hard work and repetition. In this on-court presentation, Coach Wright takes you through nine drills that will develop your team's shooting, footwork, passing and dribbling fundamentals.

Shooting:
A strong believer in footwork and balance, Wright consistently incorporates these elements into every shooting drill he shows. Wright divides his shooting drills into two areas - technique and game shots. He begins with his Get 50 Drill that reinforces shooting technique. Players take 10 shots in five drill areas (form, Mikan, reverse Mikan, Bradley and 1-2 step) to reinforce perfect shooting form, develop touch around the basket and finding a "game-speed rhythm." The game shots area focuses on two drills that place an emphasis on proper technique in game pressure situations.

Footwork:
Set a solid foundation for your shot with good footwork. Wright demonstrates two drills that will train your players to pivot on both feet, to create proper spacing, and to reinforce the rhythm of getting from the catch into their shot - all from a variety spots on the floor.

Passing:
In the Passing segment, Wright takes the players through three drills that work on footwork and communication, as well as chest and bounce passing, ball handling and feeding the post.

Coach Wright is one of the best coaches when it comes to player development and these drills will help players at all levels develop and improve.

80 minutes. 2010.

Improve key basketball skills and concepts in your program using 14 of Ben Jacobson's best offensive and defensive drills.

SHOOTING & SCREENING:
He shares a few of his team's effective shooting drills by incorporating his motion offense screening actions to get his players to develop communication, reading screens and working on screening while getting shots. In these 3-man shooting drills, the players are getting two shots out of each screening action including the diagonal down screen and elbow screen. Coach Jacobson demonstrates his screening philosophy as well as the options his players have after reading the defense.

He then goes into his 2-minute layup drill, which is a full court drill used to work on passing and catching as well as conditioning.

DEFENSE:
In the defensive drills segment, Jacobson shares his defensive philosophy which is 80 percent Pack-Line defense and 20 percent ball denial-push, sideline-rotate baseline.

He takes you through the alley drill, which is used to work on defending the ball without fouling and containing the dribble.

He moves into his 3-on-3 defensive shell drill that his teams work on every day and focuses on the early help position and guarding up in the gap to stop dribble penetration. He uses this drill to build his defensive fundamentals including angle of approach, closeouts, guarding the dribble and help rotation. Train your players to set the defense in all situations and force the offense to play into a set defense as often as possible.

REBOUNDING:
In his numbers rebounding drill, Jacobson shows you how your players can ride with the opponent away from the basket to create space to gather a "clean" rebound.

The session ends with his defensive disadvantage drill which puts all the fundamentals worked on earlier together in a scramble situation.

Improve your practices this season with this excellent selection of drills and concepts!

68 minutes. 2010.