Stop reacting to your opponent's offense! Learn an up-tempo defense that will enable you to dictate to the offense, put your opponent under pressure and generate transition opportunities for your team.

Using a mixture of classroom presentations and on-field demonstrations, Gene Peluso outlines the basic rules and principles for his "30 Second Defense." Using easy to understand slide presentations and diagrams, Coach Peluso presents a variety of different defensive ideas and game scenarios. He then takes you to the practice field to demonstrate a wide variety of drills that will help your defense dictate to the offense, rather than simply reacting to it.

With both settled and unsettled drills--ranging from 1-on-1 to half and full field--Peluso shows how to take advantage of the special situations defenses face on the field. He includes clear explanations and on-field drills demonstrating:

• Full field 5-v-4 with the emphasis on aggressive defense and moving the ball.
• A variety of unsettled situations to ensure your players can improvise and react to what's in front of them.
• 4-v-4 Pressure Drill showing the fundamentals of off-ball play while putting maximum pressure on the ball carrier.
• 1-v-1 with Slider teaching your players how to play on-ball, as well as how to time slides.
• 2-v-2 Alley Drill with an emphasis on clearing and riding under pressure.
• Points System - This valuable technique will reward your players for executing the fundamentals correctly and implementing the defensive philosophy with the added benefit of ensuring practices are competitive and intense.

This is an aggressive defense that will dictate the pace of the game, provide your offense with more scoring opportunities and putting your team in a position to win.

87 minutes. 2012.

Control and dictate the movement of your opponent's attackers using body positioning, stick positioning and footwork.

Using marker board diagrams and on field demonstrations, Amy Bokker showcases a series of 10 progressive drills to develop the footwork, body position, and hand position you need to successfully play individual defense.

The drills progress from individual skills in one-on-one situations into small game situations that require teamwork and communication. More advanced drills include 4v4 man-to-man, double team drills and 6V6 team drills. These advanced drills will show you how to develop pressure, how to double team attackers, 1st 2nd and 3rd slide package movement, and how to defend and hand off cutters.

Coach Bokker also demonstrates a 3v3v3 drill that will enhance your players' situational field awareness.

These drills are meant to help defenders take charge of a determined attack individually and in team defense. Included are drills that focused on gaining possession of the ball and then moving it or protecting it for short periods. These competitive drills will keep your players moving and working in teams to gain the ball, defend against passes, and create turnovers through aggressive play, containment, and double teams.

Add these drills to your practice plan and watch as your defensive players take charge of their end of the field.

78 minutes. 2012.

In this first of its kind DVD, you will see the Stanford women's lacrosse team participating in an agility and conditioning workout--live! This session demonstrates how an agility and conditioning workout is executed, provides drills you can use to maintain your team's agility and conditioning throughout the season, and you will see how to incorporate these drills in a team setting.

Dynamic Stretching
See a series of stretches and agilities you can use to prepare your athletes' to move and explode throughout the training session.

Plyometrics
Develop balance and power using this series of stationary plyometrics. These drills directly correlate to the conditioning needed to be a great lacrosse player.

Low Hurdles
Coach Moser goes though a progression of drills designed to improve side-to-side movement and balance. She later helps develop a proper drop step and ends with a break down for defensive positioning.

Sprint Series
The Stanford team goes through a series of exercises to maintain conditioning. Moser incorporates coaching cues and helps correct common mistakes during the drills. The drills are competitive and will also help build that competitive spirit that every coach wants to see in their team.

46 minutes. 2012.

The most complete steeplechase DVD on the market, Drills & Techniques for Successful Steeplechase is packed with drills, workout templates, and philosophy that will assist you in training successful steeplechasers.

Legendary coach Chick Hislop, who has coached one of the best US athletes (Henry Marsh) ever to run the steeplechase event, has coached 13 runners under the 8:40 barrier.

Coach Hislop shares his vast knowledge on the steeplechase in the areas of philosophy, efficiency, hurdle workouts, L7 position, wall drills, side hurdle drills, running drills, and the water barrier. You will learn hurdle drills specific to the distance hurdler, while getting valuable coaching tips and demonstrations. These drills not only help with hurdling technique, but improve overall running economy.

The main focus of Hislop's presentation is the hurdle. In all you will see 17 drills that cover Hislop's hurdle ritual. This ritual helps teach the athlete proper technique and helps develop the strength needed to be an efficient distance hurdler. The water jump is also demonstrated to show proper technique. These drills have taken average collegiate runners and developed them into Conference and National Champions at the collegiate level. This is a great tool for coaches and athletes who want to learn from the best.

Hisplop also provides sample workouts you can use during all three phases of the season: Pre-Competition, Competition, and Championship.

This video provides invaluable tools to help men and women develop the skills and techniques needed to successfully run the steeplechase event.

109 minutes. 2012.

Russ Rose's collection of unique drills will spark your team's competitive fire! Great drills for stressing the importance of teamwork and letting your team play the game of volleyball versus working on individual skills. Each drill uses the "Wash Scoring System:" teams play a series of two-ball rallies and must win both balls to score a point, otherwise, it's a wash and no points are scored. This allows you to handicap the scoring of the games and control how the balls are delivered into play when you have a great deal of talent on one side of the net and lesser talent on the other side. The drills also allow you to separate your starters and force them to compete against each other.

40 minutes. 2001.