Described as 'a series of broken plays,' the Wheel Offense can effectively break down the defense. Coach Biancardi breaks down the drills that make learning this "driving motion" offense achievable. Within these drills, an emphasis is put on cutting, footwork, shooting, stride and jump stop and dribble penetration. One-on-zero is a drill that works on cuts off screens using the inside pivot. The player faces up and shoots off the straight, curl or fade cut. The post duck-in drill develops a key piece of the Wheel. The two-on-zero drill works on penetration, shooting, reading and passing.Biancardi "teaches" the baseline drive and the opposite corner pass plus "one more". Other drills work on setting up open shots, adding defense, and establishing 'live' conditions. Biancardi does an excellent job of breaking down the Wheel into practical drills that reinforce skills and institute a clear understanding of this offense.

46 minutes. 2007.

World renowned women's basketball coach Tara VanDerveer has compiled more than 600 wins in her 25+ year collegiate coaching career. In this video, Coach VanDerveer shares the offensive drills that have greatly contributed to her team's successes. VanDerveer has used all of these drills with her teams to create more, and better, scoring opportunities than opponents, increase competitive intensity in her players and help her athletes master the fundamentals. VanDerveer shares 25 drills --- pre-warm-up, warm-up, individual skills including shooting and rebounding, as well as post and perimeter routines. Coaches will learn how to use timed and competitive drills in a purposeful way to add variety to practice, make corrections and to complement and refine any offensive set. These dynamic drills will challenge players to become better students of the game leading to better basketball and teamwork!

67 minutes. 2005.

Coach Keady uses on-court demonstration to teach 13 offensive drills for creating an intense and challenging practice atmosphere. Keady is renowned as one of the most intense, demanding, and successful coach in college history. Coach Keady has compiled more than 500 wins in his 45+ years of college coaching. In this DVD, Coach Keady shares the offensive drills that have greatly contributed to his team's success. Keady has used all of these drills to create better scoring opportunities while increasing competitive intensity in his players and a mastery of the fundamentals. These drills can be used during pre-practice, individual skill development, and during your everyday practice. These individual and team drills will enhance the development of any player you have on your team at any level of play. If you want to change the atmosphere in your practice, these drills will improve the critical fundamentals in an atmosphere of hard work and dedication.

61 minutes. 2005.

Jay Wright's unique ability to teach proper fundamentals and footwork is key to the national success of his Villanova program. All of his players, regardless of their position, use the skills they learn in practice to gain an edge over powerful opponents in the Big East. Wright defines four major scoring areas on the floor: wing, prime time (block), mid-post (off block), and slot (high post) positions. Because his players come from different backgrounds and systems, his ability to instill solid footwork into all his players is impressive. His motto is that "Players must be comfortable on either foot" so his workouts focus on pivoting on both the inside and the outside foot from both sides of the floor and why both are important. Wright demonstrates his Jab Series which creates potent scoring options from anywhere on the floor. Taught with or without the use of a screen, this series forms the bedrock for perimeter effectiveness at Villanova. A compliment to the Jab Series is the Swing Series that incorporates the reverse pivot, bully move and two-footed hop jumpers. Jay Wright's instruction will greatly enhance your team's ability to attack on offense and score more points.

50 minutes. 2006.

In this DVD, Coach Weber assembles the pieces that make up a successful press attack; it must be simple, provide continuity and be consistent. Features of this presentation include Press Attack by Fast Break, which requires a quick inbounds pass to the point guard up the floor. Nine drills are shown, including the 18 second drill and 35 second drill that challenge players in the full court. A big part of Weber's press breaker is running the baseline to counter what the defense presents. Weber shows over 10 drills that he uses every day in practice. These include the Keep Away drill, which teaches passing and playing against double teams. It doubles as a conditioning drill as players can work with 10 lb. weighted balls in passing drills. The Circle Drill, 2-on-1 backup dribble drill, 3-on-3 drill, 3 vs. 4 drill and the Chaos drill are just some of the excellent drills featured in this presentation. In addition, Weber covers two attacks - Zone Control and Texas - to use against half court traps. Weber's DVD on press offense reflects years of observation and coaching at the highest levels. The principles and drills presented are rooted in time-tested fundamentals. Assure error free basketball when facing pressure by installing this sound system of attacking pressure!

46 minutes. 2006.