Online Duke Basketball Coaches Clinic featuring Coach K!

• Featuring Duke's Mike Krzyzewski!
• Learn how Duke trains their players to get better as the season goes along in their individual workouts
• See how Duke builds their team using the strengths of their personnel on both sides of the ball
• Implement the philosophy that Coach K emphasizes to pick up the tempo with intense defensive pressure
• Over 6 hours of on-court instruction and a bonus Q&A session!
• Watch from the comfort of your own home at a time that is most convenient for you!
• Watch the sessions over and over to better absorb every last detail!
• No travel, hotel & food expenses!
• Save a personal day!

• Clinic Fee = $100+
• Travel = $100+
• Hotel = $100+ / night
• Food = $100+ / 2 days
• Sub Teacher = $100+ / day
• Total Cost = $500+ You Save Over $350!

• 4X NCAA National Champions ('91, '92, '01, '10)
• 2008 Men's Olympic Basketball Coach (Gold Medal); NABC "Coach of the Decade"
• 12X NABC "Coach of the Year," Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame (2001)

In this in-depth look into the Duke's Men's Basketball program, Coach Mike Krzyzewski and staff take you through a day in the life of a Blue Devil. In the first segment of this series, Associate Head Coaches Chris Collins and Steve Wojciechowski break down the perimeter and big guys with individual skill work focusing on fundamentals and principles of Duke Basketball prior to the day's practice.

Coach K takes the court and discusses his philosophy of what his goals are in the early season and how his practice is designed. Throughout the practice, Coach K explains why he chooses the drills they use and how they translate into what they are trying to accomplish as a team. After the practice, the Associate Head Coaches hold a Q&A session for local coaches that were in attendance. Listen as they discuss their ball-screen defense, zone offense, scouting philosophy and more!

Individual Workouts:
Coach Wojciechowski begins the workouts warming-up the post players with defensive fundamental drills. After the warm-ups they jump straight into physical drills to defend the post, counter baseline drives, and finishing off possessions with rebounding. On the offensive side of the ball they work on finishing at the rim, playing off penetration, and ball-screen situations that replicate game-situations.

Coach Collins takes the perimeter players onto the court warming them up with ball-handling and fundamental passing drills. After the warm-up they jump to their zig-zag series working 1-on-1 with a partner in the full-court developing good ball pressure and ball-handling ability. On offense they begin working in groups of three with a focus on spacing, surveying the court, and attacking the basket. Within all of their drills they stay true to their principles and work on the situations that they will see in live situations.

Practice:
Coach K begins practice working on fundamentals requiring constant communication. See how they build from 3-on-0 and 5-on-0 weaves into both 2-on-1 and 3-on-2 situations down the other end. Watch the Blue Devils transition from 5-on-0 down the court and come back into their half-court offense against a set man-to-man defense.

Moving on to the defensive side of the ball, they begin working on 5-on-4 close outs and also 5-on-5 "change." Coach K builds his defensive pressure by demonstrating his full-court and three-quarter court presses and traps ("41", "42", "32" and "31 White") to pick-up the tempo.

Coach K then demonstrates the different offensive sets they use to overload the court against the 2-3, 3-2, and 1-2-2 zones. These sets provide reads for the players to have multiple options for lay-ups and wide-open three point shots.

Q&A Session:
Collins and Wojciechowski run the session to answer any question about Duke's philosophy and what was demonstrated in both the practice and workouts. They answer questions regarding their ball-screen defense and how they attack both middle-screen & rolls and side-screen & rolls. Collins details Duke's defensive numbering system including the presses and traps that were covered in the practice. Both Collins and Wojciechowski break down baseline and sideline out of bounds plays giving you thirteen quick hitters from special situations.