• Get a detailed look at how you can gear your practices toward defending your opponent’s strengths and attacking their weaknesses offensively
• Learn how to stop a dominant post player with an undersized team
• Learn how to teach and incorporate the ball screen and off-ball screen action within your offense
• Features former NBA coach and current UTEP coach Tim Floyd (350+ wins as a head coach)

 

Click here to view the sample video / buy this dvd here:   All Access UTEP Basketball Practice with Tim Floyd – Basketball — Championship Productions, Inc.

 

with Tim Floyd,
University of Texas at El Paso Head Coach; 350+ career wins,
Coach Floyd has won championships in four different conferences (Pac-10, Big 8, Sun Belt, American South), former Chicago Bulls and New Orleans Hornets head coach

University of Texas at El Paso coach Tim Floyd provides access to three days of in-season practice sessions as they prepare for an upcoming game during the 2012-2013 season.

Coach Floyd provides you with a detailed look at how they gear their practices toward defending their opponent’s strengths and attacking their weaknesses offensively. You will also go inside a film session where they dissect their opponent’s tendencies.

This DVD set is one of the best of the All-Access series. You will watch Floyd and his staff plan a practice, see their offensive and defensive drills in whole and in part, and listen in as Floyd teaches his way through each practice.

PRACTICE BREAKDOWNS

Practice 1
Coach Floyd demonstrates how the Miners work daily to improve their defensive transition. You will get a look at the various drills that build from 5-on-2 to 5-on-5 getting back in transition and placing an emphasis on stopping the ball and influencing the first pass out. He utilizes his time by working on their “32″ half-court offense at the same time forcing his players to sprint back after a make or a missed shot. During the first practice, you get a detailed look at how the Miners work to perfect their “32″ motion offense along with transitioning from a set play to half-court offense quickly to beat the shot clock.

Practice 2
You will learn how to prepare a perfect practice as you watch Coach Floyd lead his staff through a detailed practice planning session. Floyd’s staff works to make each drill meaningful and purpose-driven as they prepare for their upcoming game against UNLV. Once on the floor, you will be able to pick up new quick hitting strikes that include post and guard pick-and-roll actions, including several that you can implement into your offensive system right away.

Floyd demonstrates how the Miners will defend strong post players when they catch inside by showing you their various traps, triangle and 2, and box and one defense. Finally, you get a great look at some valuable under the basket Out of Bounds plays that could help any team score an easy bucket.

Practice 3
Coach Floyd finishes his all access practice with an in-depth practice planning and scouting session. Before taking the floor, you get an hour of in-depth footage on how the Miners plan to take away the strong inside game of their next opponent.

Coach Floyd and his staff put together a challenging practice in order to prepare their players for a battle against a top rated opponent. As they prepare for the upset, you will see how Coach Floyd wants to perfect their “32″ Half Court Offense into their “Green” Dribble Penetration Offense late in the shot clock.

Watch as Floyd puts his players through a competitive game to teach his players how to react during any given situation. You get an in-depth look at how to the Miners use their Red and Brown defenses to trap with post players and with situational players. He provides a look at how to break pressure defenses in the full court and half court. You will also pick up a few new quick hitting actions to beat a pressuring half-court zone defense.

476 minutes (5 DVDs). 2013.

• Get a behind-the-scenes look into three practices with one of the most storied traditions in college basketball
• See Carolina’s Open Half Court Offensive Set including demonstrations each scoring option and counter
• Get inside tips from 2x NCAA Championship coach Roy Williams on perfecting man-to-man defensive strategies
• See the techniques and tactics that Coach Williams uses to develop a younger, inexperienced team in the Carolina traditions and expectations

 

Click here to view sample video / buy this dvd here:   All Access North Carolina Basketball Practice with Roy Williams – Basketball — Championship Productions, Inc.

 

with Roy Williams, University of North Carolina Head Coach;
699 career NCAA wins, 2x National Championship Coach (2005, 2009); 7 Final Fours, 2012 Regular season ACC Champions; 2x AP Coach of the Year

Anyone who knows anything about college basketball understands the rich history and tradition of North Carolina basketball. Roy Williams grants you access to one of the most acclaimed basketball franchises in the history of the game. In this All Access North Carolina DVD, you get the opportunity to see how North Carolina and Coach Williams get ready for the upcoming season through three practices during their first week. If you are a coach that is full of rich young talent, and are looking for ways to speed up their development, then this is an excellent DVD for you.

Disc 1:
Even with the talent that North Carolina attracts, Coach Williams shows in this first practice how important learning the fundamentals of the game is. Williams breaks the practice into two segments: offensive and defensive fundamental skill development.

On offense, Coach Williams teaches the players the following concepts:

• Posts work on in-game low post and trail post moves, while the guards work on attacking the rim with hard drives and precision jump-shooting.
• Full-court team drills to develop their up-tempo primary break with drills such as: 3-on-0 transition, 3-on-2, 2-on-1 continuous and 110 in 4:30.
• The team’s secondary break options: regular, B3, Dribble, among others.
• The offensive set `Open’ as an alternative to their primary and secondary break
• Freelance offense – whereby players learn to play together, out of their offense

Defensively, Coach Williams builds intensity, tenacity and intelligent ball pressure with drills such as:

• Get 15 shooting drills used by teams all over the world that will add a new twist to your practice library
• Make your practices more efficient with a progressive warm-up that also develops basketball skills
• Learn half court shooting drills that will maximize your gym time and space and condition your players

 

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with Terry Layton, Nike Scout and International Consultant for Latin America;
300+ Wins at the High School, Junior College and College level in the U.S., 300+ wins at the International level

See how international influences can improve your players.

Terry Layton, International Nike Scout on Latin America, has put together a set of DVD’s that will guide you through the ins and outs of international warm-up, shooting, full court drills, and explosive training. Coach Layton’s teaching will help you build your players starting with dynamic warm-up drills using a basketball to half court shooting drills that some of the best international shooters use. Coach Layton uses a progressive style to demonstrate how the international game has become a league comparable to the NBA.

Warm-up Drills
Coach Layton likes to add what he calls “the magic of the ball” to his warm up routines. By adding the ball to the warm ups it makes practice time more efficient. He believes that more time players have with the ball in their hand then the more fun they will have and more skills they can learn. He describes how to build a progressive warm-up routine with and without a basketball that focuses on basketball skills. He will teach you an order to follow as you work your players before practice begins. Your players will learn how to communicate with each other effectively and advance their skills as you implement a progressive warm-up routine.

Coach Layton uses reaction drills to develop a “thinking on their feet” mentality. To develop instinctual skills using coordination and reacting to unknown situations as they develop. He uses a progression in his ball handling skills to make them more complex and difficult as they progress, while still working on the same basic skills. Layton discusses the rhythm of play and how the change of speeds makes players hard to guard and how to train that aspect.

Coach Layton demonstrates an All in One drill that will help your players get game shots Each phase of the drill builds one skill after another. Layton shows you how to maximize two baskets to develop lay-up skills, post player shots, perimeter shots, dribble penetration and relocation, and passing skills. His All in One drill is the perfect warm-up routine that you can use and incorporate any other skill you want to work on.

Shooting Drills
Coach Layton offers some of the best shooting drills he has picked up over years of experience at the international and national level. Each shooting drill comes from some of the top coaches all over the world and gives you the opportunity to think about how you are training your shooters.

You will get 15 different shooting drills that incorporate the use of only two baskets. Coach Layton has perfected the art of maximizing your gym space, time, and entire team to get efficient workouts in a timely manner. Each drill is broken down into various phases that demonstrate game situations so your players are better prepared for any shooting situation. He provides conditioning, interval training, and combination drills that any coaching level must have to improve their players shooting ability

Coach Layton will use the entire half court to help you build a consistent shooter. Each drill will allow you to work on preparing for the shot, shooting over a defender, shooting off the dribble, using fakes to get open and post series shots to develop a strong post presence. His combination drills will help turn your players into conditioned and consistent basketball players.

Coach Layton provides you with four competitive shooting games that are fun and engaging and at the same time, push your shooters out of their comfort zone. He demonstrates dice free throws where your post players are practicing their blocking out technique and your free throw shooters are put into pressure situations.

This is a must have DVD for any coach that is looking to build a dynamic warm-up routine for their players to get lose for a game or before practice begins instead of using the same old lay-up/jump shot routine.

166 minutes. (2 DVDs). 2013.

• Learn drills that develop explosive movement with and without the ball
• Teach your players to play at multiple speeds on the court
• Discover seven full court drills and their variations that you can use to teach any skill and to turn essential skills into habits

 

Click here to view the sample video or buy the dvd:   Explosion and Full Court Drills from Around the World – Basketball — Championship Productions, Inc.

with Terry Layton, Nike Scout and International Consultant for Latin America;
300+ Wins at the High School, Junior College and College level in the U.S., 300+ wins at the International level

Terry Layton has literally been all over the world as a coach, scout and player. The drills you will see in this video are a collection of all the international exposure Layton has had, giving you the best of what is being done in the international game.

Accustomed to giving clinics in the USA and throughout the world, he shows you innovative drills and concepts not seen elsewhere. All drills are done with only two baskets, as that is typically what many international coaches have available.

Coach Layton uses a progressive style to demonstrate how the international game has become a league comparable to the NBA.

Explosion Drills
Get ready for a unique perspective that is about to give you’re an explosive edge. Coach Layton lays out the foundation for training your players to move at different speeds. He describes and outlines his Explosion Theory of Training with whiteboard diagrams and on-court demonstrators. You get an overview of explosion drills you can use to make your players faster, provide your players with a better understanding of changing speeds, and how and when to use it to their advantage.

Coach Layton goes over 10 aspects of explosion training, which includes increasing speed anytime players change directions; to move faster after making fakes to gain advantage; to explode after passing and screening and to get into rebounding position; to explode into position on transition whether it’s into offense or defense. Layton gives two drills on technique, two drills on fakes with the ball and ball handling moves and with out the ball, three drills on passing and exploding on outlets, cuts and penetrate and kicks and more.Coach Layton sets his sights on the defensive side of things next. He talks about how necessary it is to explode into position on trapping and gives two drills pertaining to what he calls long and short traps and a drill on pressure defense. To fill out the rest of the video he ends with what he calls explosive plays. These are offensive plays that change the tempo of their offense into a fast break type of offense in the half court. This type of offense is not seen here in the United States but can be effective elsewhere in the world. It goes onto his thoughts of changing speeds and tempo.

Full Court Drills
Coach Layton outlines seven drills that he has picked up from some of the best international coaches. With each drill, he describes how to incorporate Fartlek Training or continuous interval training to make every drill feel like a game situation. Each full court drill works to master your players fundamental habits and works to build their skills into explosive basketball players. Layton works to help you master the lost art of passing by teaching your players to effectively pass to an open player where he wants to ball. He uses a new concept of Belly passes to get your players ready for any open shot.

Coach Layton teaches you his Argentine Drill that is great for any pre-game warm-up routine or pre-practice routine and will have your players loose and focused. In his Chinese Drill your players will learn how to attack the basket off a pick-and-roll or pick-and-pop situation. In his Mexican 3 Ball Drill, your players will master the art of triple threat and shot prep as they look to attack the basket off of a penetrate and kick situation. With every drill, your players moving the length of the floor improving their conditioning and developing their quickness.

If you are a coach at any level that is looking for drills to maximize your gym space and to push your players to a new level of training and moving, this is a must have training DVD. Coach Layton gives you an advantage over your opponents, training your players to consistently blow by their opponents leaving them guessing at how to stop you.

109 minutes. 2013.