and Greg Turcott, Shoreline Community College Head Coach

Add an alternative offensive approach to your game plan that applies constant pressure on your opponent's defense.

Legendary Loyola Marymount star Bo Kimble made a name for himself as the centerpiece of the fastest-paced, highest scoring juggernaut in the NCAA while attending Loyola Marymount University. Now, Kimble, along with Shoreline Community College Head Coach Greg Turcott, carry on the Paul Westhead tradition with a high-flying fast break game that leaves opponents gasping for air and creates wide-open layup and three-point opportunities for your offense. Witness for yourself the nuances of this "organized chaos" and discover why it can be so successful--even more so in today's era.

Kimble and Turcott, install the offense for you in an easy to learn, step-by-step fashion, beginning with the alignment of the player positioning on the court, followed by explanations of the various options within the system as they pertain to each of the five players. You'll also get a series of break down drills that illustrate the options previously drawn in a whiteboard session. Drills progress from 3 v 0 to 5 v 2 action where the specific axioms required by the offense are discussed, demonstrated, and reinforced. With Coach Kimble on the whiteboard and Coach Turcott giving coaching points on the court, they combine to give a complete explanation of the system in an easily understood fashion.

This scheme is designed to wear down the opponent over time and to force them to play an uncommon style of basketball. Kimble diagrams each of the individual offensive options sequentially on a white board. Each player on the court is assigned a number and that number corresponds to a responsibility for the fast break. The numbering system helps players get to areas on the court, which helps create space for the fast break offense to be most effective. Players and numbers can be interchangeable; your personnel will determine where you feel certain players would best fit.

Following the whiteboard introduction, each option is shown live on court first using 5 v 0 cycle drills. These drills teach your team how to play fast by reinforcing the responsibilities and options of each player.

The coaches then put their team through breakdown, continuity and sequence drills.

• The breakdown drills allow two to four players to focus on their options while quickly moving down court. This allows for more repetitions in their roles on the court.
• The continuity drill runs the team through the cycle of plays with active defense to "train the eyes" for teammate recognition and open passing lanes up ahead.
• The sequence breakdowns are optional passing sequences to beat adjusting defenses to the basic main plays. The drills covered are adaptable to individual workouts or full team situations.

Sales of this video benefit Kimble's "Forty-Four for Life" foundation, dedicated to reducing cardiac arrest fatalities by placing defibrillators in public gathering places.

49 minutes. 2012.

Get the tools you need to implement the same offense that led Matt Bollant to back-to-back 30 win seasons.

Join Coach Bollant and his players as they breakdown the components to this highly effective motion offense. This is not your traditional X's and O's clinic! Coach Bollant stresses execution, timing, and intensity above running from Point A to Point B. He provides you with high-intensity, fundamental passing and cutting drills will make your team better, one player at a time. These essential concepts, drills and actions will give every coach insight into what makes the Wisconsin Green Bay program so successful.

Coach Bollant runs his players through their mini-clinic workout drills to start this DVD. His focus on developing the player first is clearly seen and the precise execution of the drills demonstrate his attention to detail. Drills such as Start, Stop and Turn and his Four Line Drill will develop the fundamentals necessary to have success in any offense--but, especially in the motion offense. Drills such as the V-Cut and L-Cut drill will help your team learn to initiate this offense through varying speeds and timing.

Bollant doesn't limit his instruction to just the court though. He discusses many aspects that are necessary to developing a solid team. His four ways to communicate a screen are just as important as his on-court lessons on how to set the screen.

Bollant also runs his team through a series of post drills where the focus is on the work the players do before they catch the ball. This emphasis on footwork and body control will assist your players in creating easy shots for themselves once the ball arrives.

After coach Bollant covers the proper footwork and post up angles, he introduces you to his 4-out-1-in motion principles necessary to put the offense in place. Understanding the timing within a fast-flowing offense will make this motion tough to guard physically and mentally.

Lastly, you'll see five highly effective sets that either lead into the motion or can be implemented as quick-hitters to exploit a defense's weakness. With a backdoor play, a 1-4-high set, 3-point plays and a secondary break, your team will be virtually unstoppable.Matt Bollant's motion fundamentals will allow you to run a quick, fast-flowing motion offense with such speed and precision your opponents will be left in the dust.

65 minutes. 2012.

Run with a purpose and take advantage of scoring opportunities after a made or missed basket.

Widely respected women's basketball coach Mike Divilbliss breaks down the secondary break into a system suited for all levels of basketball instruction. Coaches will learn to implement this system as a means to build a program with consistent winning tendencies over the course of multiple years even through changes in personnel. This DVD features teaching segments that introduce Coach Divilbiss' philosophy on the secondary break. He teaches how to get the ball in-bounds quickly and details each of the five positions and their responsibilities.

Watch how Coach Divilbiss explains the secondary break with five key segments:

SECONDARY BREAK BASICS
Coach Divilbiss introduces the secondary break, the basic alignment and rules of the break:

• Each of the five positions and their responsibilities are covered
• Emphasizes the importance of getting the ball inside to the post player
• Stresses quick ball movement ("side-top-side") for open 3-point shot opportunities
• Teaches proper spacing and how to look for scoring opportunities before entering into secondary break

In this on-court clinic presentation, Matt Painter shares some of his very best special situation plays. These plays include several scoring options depending on the game time and score from a variety of location on the court.

• Full Court Home Run Plays - Go the length of the court and score with a few seconds left on the clock. See options for a lay-up and for a possible 3-point shot.
• Cross Plays - Create last second opportunities off of your opponent's made free throw.
• Full Court Situational Plays - Four effective ways to get down the court quickly.
• Out-of-Bound Plays Under the Basket - Two options: "Quickie" to use vs man or zone defense, screening for the big and "augie," a mini stack with several scoring options.
• Sideline Out-of-Bounds Plays - See three different plays that create mismatches and multiple shot options.
• Ball Screen Set - A basic series that puts the defense in a bind and gives you six options to score.
• 4-Man Flex Set - A point option that gives the point guard the option to shoot or pass to the wing.

71 minutes. 2011.

Join Jim Ferry as he shares his insights on quick hitting sets out of the secondary, half-court, box, 1-4, 2-1-2 and stack formations.

Using these set plays, Ferry shows how to get into screen-the-screener situations in order to get good looks at jump shots and post-up isolation in the paint.

Coach Ferry takes viewers through five key scoring strategies: transition, secondary offense, half-court entry, late-clock situations and foul line. He also explains how to use the dribble and pass to key either shuffle or flex action off the break.

In the half-court, he uses various offensive strategies to move his best players around the court. With calls such as quick, 4-5-cross, shuffle and quick to top, he demonstrates how to effectively exploit the weaknesses of the defense.

Coach Ferry ends his presentation with special sets designed to attack even and odd front-zone defenses.

If you're looking for fresh ideas on maximizing opportunities for your best ball handlers or if you need proven strategies for attacking the zone defense, this DVD is for you.

2011.

Steve Pikiell shares a unique coaching strategy built around the use of consistent "core" concepts.

He begins with an on-court, step-by-step demonstration of his 2-2-1 defense, which features three simple components-no middle, no lay-ups, good defense. Teaching and practicing these key concepts eliminates game-day guesswork and over-thinking.

Coach Pikiell moves quickly to his out-of-bounds series with simple rules like getting the ball in safely and scoring a pre-determined number of points. By implementing these limited, easy-to-follow strategies, his teams have dramatically reduced the number of points given away on turnovers. He also demonstrates several out-of-bounds plays from his "winner's series."

Switching his attention to the secondary offense, Pikiell emphasizes the importance of key ideas like spacing, ball reversal, post touches and shot selection. He also gives a specialty zone offense that puts players in constant motion and keeps the knockout player just one pass from the ball.

This high-energy, fast-paced DVD is a must-have for any coach who wants to augment his favorite plays with easy, yet proven strategies.

46 minutes. 2011.