Get new ideas to formulate a game plan for your team to focus on strength's and develop quick hitters that play to those strength's.

Mark Few demonstrates 10 quick hitting plays he uses with his team to get the ball into the post, utilizie the ball screen or getting the ball to the player with the "hot hand." These quick hitters include staggers, a multiple look from the 1-4 set, double stack, a 3-point shot for your four man and more. These quick hitters are generated from a 1-4 set and are run to exploit aggressive shows (or no shows) on defense. In addition to 3-point shots, these sets open up lanes for driving to the hoop or getting the ball inside to the post.

Coach Few reveals offensive strategies, goals, and player positioning for these set plays and explains how the play will allow your team to control the game. These are excellent sets to take advantage of an opponent out of a timeout.

This is a valuable DVD if you are looking for a variety of set plays to add to your teams playbook.

Produced at the Spring 2010 Las Vegas, NV clinic.

74 minutes. 2010.

Which go-to plays do you turn to when the game is on the line and you need a quick basket from your best player?

In this comprehensive instructional DVD from Championsip Productions, Women's Basketball Hall of Famer Tara VanDerveer shows you her favorite quick hitter plays for creating easy baskets.

Get lay ups in less than three passes using three quick entries from the 1-4 High Post set up. From these three entries, VanDerveer adds 10 different twists that provide counters to keep defenses from cheating your plays. Keep the defense guessing by running these plays out of a stack or box set. Your team can confuse the defense without having to learn new plays.

Facing a zone? VanDerveer shares four quick sets out of a single guard start that all can be run out of a stack set. In an attempt to confuse the zone and create overloads, VanDerveer shows a play that is run with two guards and a triple stack that instantly creates match-up problems for the zone.

Overall, you get 48 sets and counters that will allow you to make quick scores on your opponent and keep them guessing every time!

73 minutes. 2010.

Here's your chance to apply maximum pressure on your opponent's defense before they get set. Coach Lutz shows you how to score from out of bounds, early offense or in half court sets. Man-to-man and zone quick hitters will provide a balanced attack regardless of the defensive alignment. Getting into gaps, skip passing and lobs are just a few of the scoring plays against the zone. Lutz's incorporates player strengths to add to the effectiveness of each play. Lutz shares nine quick striking plays in transition and from half court sets. Each play is designed to put players in specific scoring areas on the floor where they can be effective. By plugging each of your players into these quick scoring plays you will increase your point totals and increase offensive ownership.

61 minutes, 2009

Coach Izzo provides for you on-the-floor examples of how he has mastered the art of designing set plays. Izzo demonstrates 11 quick hitting plays from the quick strike, thumbs down and loop set series. Each play features isolation opportunities and multiple counter looks. In addition, Izzo features a great warm-up drill he refers to as the O'Neill Drill, which represents his entire defensive system in one drill. Player communication, decision-making, transition offense and conditioning are all wrapped into one competitive drill. Izzo believes this drill can provide training for every defensive situation your team will see in any game. The 2-on-1 to 5-on-5 progressions put pressure on the defense using a numbers disadvantage and demands communication and effective help side defense on each trip down the floor.

76 minutes. 2009.

Produced at the Fall 2008 Cleveland Clinic.

Coach Riley credits many factors for his unparalleled success at Provine High. On the floor, his 1-4 set creates a multitude of scoring opportunities on the offensive end. Now he shares the secrets on 15 of his unique quick hitters from the 1-4 alignment. All five players are put in situations to score, screen, reverse the ball and penetrate. The 1-4 alignment starts in a box and Riley shows how it can become a 1-4 in several ways. Proper spacing and a balanced court allow action to occur on both sides of the floor. Each quick hitter utilizes a variety of strategies: On ball screen, ball reversal, swing the wings, lob passes, screen away, stagger screens, flare cuts, box set and double screens. He also shows how the back door series starts from defensive wing pressure and takes advantage of the defense to produce baskets.

56 minutes. 2008.