All Access Richmond Basketball Practice with Chris Mooney

I found the content disappointing. The material could have been condensed into a 60-minute video, as many of the drills were repetitive across sessions. Given the limited variety, the additional cost is not worth it. While the Princeton offensive drills were adequate, there are better videos available.

This is a good all access dvd set. The warmup drills are simple but good. There isn't a lot of defense in these practices. The main focus is working on their Princeton offense. You will see them work on it without defense and then with defense. If you are interested in the Princeton offense then this is a good all access.

I almost own all the Princeton Offense videos. This is close to the best, along with Lee DeForest Princeton video. You get to see how Coach Mooney works his practices and what they do on a daily basis to run the Princeton offense. Also, a couple of nice counters in there as well. Overall, great video if you are looking to implement the Priceton offese. I would buy the Lee DeForest one for the basics first, and then graduate to this one!!!

I really wanted this DVD, I consider myself a big princeton fan and wanted to see it being taught and run at a high level. Coming into this DVD I have researched and watched many teams run princeton so coming in, I knew a little about what the offense is and the different actions you can do in different spots. THIS DVD is 85% PRINCETON OFFENSE scrims/5-0, 5-5. They go through their different "options" and entrys in the offense such as low ( low post) POINT ( HIGH POST) 122 ( 5 OUT) I WILL ADMIT, I wanted to see more "teaching" most of these D I schools teach during the summer months and then the first week of practice they are ready to go mid flight. I do recommend you come in knowing the fundamental options of the princeton when the C is in the low post and high post. I think if you are brand new to princeton and watch this series. You will definitely be somewhat confused at first and will need to watch, re watch(many times) and chart down the actions till you get used to it. all in all, since I knew a bit about it coming into the DVD I learned some things and felt I could follow along pretty well, wish there were more technical teaching points but Mooney does throw some in along with other good points. If you are brand new never sen princeton run before, this is a decent DVD ( pete carrils would be loads better) that will give you a good idea, you just would really need to sit for a week and really watch and analyze all dvds multiple times.

The "warm up" drills are basic but they are absolutely great imo, they teach the fundamentals and go hand in hand with his offense, great warmup and drills anyone can use.

DO NOT buy this DVD for his matchup defense, I think there is a total of about 35 minutes out of 8 hours. and when he does do his shell drill, hes not teaching it from ground up (same with this offense) they are just going with it and hard to know whats going on unless you know the defense.

the coaching meeting were about 7mins long in each DVD, really nothing else to say about that.

I hope I was detailed, i think its a very good DVD, I enjoyed it, got a lot out of it. Do wish he started from the ground up for the newer guys but most D1s do that teaching in the summer. All in All I do feel anyone can get SOMETHING out of this DVD, even if you are a new princeton coach(just will take awhile)

Every video is essentially the same thing. Not worth the money.

Championship Productions replies:
All Access videos are designed to allow viewers from all over the world to see how successful coaches run their practices in a “live” practice setting. While we also produce “practice organization” videos that provide more concise insights and illustrations into the hows and whys, All Access videos allow viewers to see the practices “live,” in real-time. Many coaches visit successful colleges and high schools to watch practice, with All Access videos, we deliver the practices to you! --Lonnie Kragel, Championship Productions

Thought the series was tremendous for anyone interested in the Princeton O

I thoroughly enjoyed this dvd series. Coach Mooney is a great teacher. He shared warmups that every player needs to run the princeton offense. It showed his style of the princeton offense, which if learned could be really hard to gaurd. His other dvd of teaching the warm-up drills probably has nothing new or different than these dvds. You can't go wrong with the All-Access Dvd's. Thanks Championship productions...

Great look at the Richmond version of the Princeton offense. I found this DVD to be very helpful and informative. Mooney's version of Princeton is a more athletic attack where ball screens and dribble drive are incorporated in their action.

It's not the first all-access DVD series that I got, but so far it's the best. The reason for that is that you can see the whole (Princeton style) offense develop from the first to the last practice shown on the tapes.
Moreover, pre-practice meetings are filmed giving you the opportunity to understand how each practice is organized and planned.
I was interested in the Princeton offense and therefore found watching the DVDs very useful.
In every practice, after warm-up, players work on offense 5vs0 and 5vs5, using each time a different offensive option.

In the practices, coach Mooney also work on his matchup defense although in my opinion with a level of detail a little bit lower than the one used to build the offense.

Overall, it's a very good product, especially for coaches interested in the Princeton offense.

If you like the Princeton Style of play but you also want to play fast, this is Princeton on steriods. I like the way they push tempo right into their sets. The progression of building the offense is very informative, from 5 v 0 to 5 v 5 Half court to 5 v 5 full. A good suplement to this DVD is Chris Mooney's Drills.

good dvd, i thought the warm up was great covers all the fundamentals in 25-30 minutes , could be used daily for a 6th - 12 grade teams . gives a good look at how Richmond practices are run , i like how they run their dummy offense and how they have all of their players constantly working in practice , not alot of standing around