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10-Point Shell Drill for Man-to-Man Defense

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Defensive insight from the 2009 Naismith Men's College Basketball Coach of the Year, Jamie Dixon
Defensive philosophy and instruction
Spot for spot breakdown of the shell drill to build your team defense

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Defensive insight from the 2009 Naismith Men's College Basketball Coach of the Year, Jamie Dixon
Defensive philosophy and instruction
Spot for spot breakdown of the shell drill to build your team defense

with Jamie Dixon, TCU Head Coach;
former University of Pittsburgh Head Coach, 3x Big East Champions (2 Regular Season and 1 Tournament);
2009 Naismith Men's College Basketball Coach of the Year;
2010 Jim Phelan National Coach of the Year; 2011 Sporting News Coach of the Year;
Head Coach of the 2009 United States Under-19 Men's Basketball Team that won a Gold Medal at the 2009 FIBA Under-19 World Championship; 2009 USA Basketball National Coach of the Year

Teaching players where to be in every defensive situation on the floor is a Jamie Dixon trademark. His 10-point shell drill covers every possible defensive scenario and anchors the Pitt defense in games. As the ball is slowly reversed around the perimeter, Dixon instructs players on the proper position and technique at each spot. When the ball is on the wing, there is automatic penetration to the baseline. This forces the weak side defense to be in a help position and adjust toward the ball to keep the ball out of the paint. By moving players down to the corners, the focus is on middle penetration. Stance, vision and moving in the direction of the pass are cornerstones of good man-to-man defense. Defending the ball screen has become mandatory for all teams. Dixon explains the on ball coverage that minimizes risk but is aggressive. Other sets defended are the UCLA screen set, flex and flare screen set. The last component is doubling the post and doubling the on ball screen. Dixon teaches specific technique on a hard, aggressive double team. Dixon illustrates that almost every situation faced in a game can be prepared for in practice with the 10-point shell drill.

61 minutes. 2007.

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10-Point Shell Drill for Man-to-Man Defense
on April 17, 2011

Currently 2/5 Stars.

2/5 Stars
by Anonymous

I have seen Coach Dixon at clinics and I was hoping to add to the content he provided then. I was very disappointed that not only was this merely a rehash of a prior clinic, but also that the audio wasn't matched to the video. It seems Coach Dixon did an after the fact voice over of his instruction. This would not be recommended by me for a good shell drill breakdown.

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10-Point Shell Drill for Man-to-Man Defense
on August 10, 2010

Currently 5/5 Stars.

5/5 Stars
by JimRobinson496

I agree - good content but the audio was challenging.

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10-Point Shell Drill for Man-to-Man Defense
on April 19, 2008

Currently 4/5 Stars.

4/5 Stars
by TheHall

I agree with the previous review. I had to turn the volume up to hear what was being said, but the drills and some of the stunting concepts he shows are interesting.

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10-Point Shell Drill for Man-to-Man Defense
on January 30, 2008
by RobertSilva403

While the drills in this video are good, the audio portion is poor at best. There is an echo quality that makes it difficult to understand. I would not recommend this video unless the audio was re-dubbed.

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