Bob Knight's Championship Coaching 3-Pack

with Bob Knight,
2007 Naismith Award for Outstanding Contribution to Basketball;
2006 College Basketball Hall of Fame (inaugural class);
1991 Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame inductee;
902 career wins;
Texas Tech Head Coach from 2001 to 2008;
Indiana University Head Coach from 1971 to 2000;
3x NCAA National Championship Coach (1976, 1981, 1987);
5x Final 4 appearances;
11x Big Ten Regular Season Champions;
1979 NIT Champions;
8x Big Ten Coach of the Year;
3x AP Coach of the Year;
2003 Vince Lombardi Titletown Legends;
2002 Clair Bee Coach of the Year;
2x Henry Iba Award (1975, 1989);
1989 United States Basketball Writers Association (USBWA) Coach of the Year;
1989 UPI Coach of the Year;
1987 Naismith College Coach of the Year;
1984 US Men's Olympic Basketball Head Coach (Gold Medal);
Army Head Coach from 1965 to 1971;
2008 Army Sports Hall of Fame inductee;
played collegiately for Ohio State University;
1960 NCAA Champions

Bob Knight opens his championship playbook and shows you how to beat zone defenses. Using the same concepts he used to amass over 900 career wins and three national titles, Knight doesn't just coach his zone offense, he teaches it!

In this on-court presentation, Coach Knight teaches you everything you need to know about playing against a zone defense. Included are his concepts and rules for:

• Player Positioning - Learn concepts for proper positioning that will allow your players to play to their strengths


• Ball Movement Against the Zone - Teach your players to see the court and use pass and shot fakes


• Penetrating a Zone Defense - Create 2-on-1 match ups for better scoring opportunities


• Working Inside - Fight for floor position and then catch the ball and observe


• Versus 2-3 Zone - Coach Knight shows how an emphasis on the pass fake, shot fake, dribble drive, and post movement will lead to beating this set


• Transition into Zone Offense - See how a speedy transition can be an effective first line of attack against a zone defense


• Versus the 3-2 Zone - See how Knight uses the two players on top to occupy three defenders; giving the three baseline players a numbers advantage


• Versus the 1-3-1 Zone - See effective ways to attack the baseline defender


• Versus the Box & 1 - Knight shows you how to use the limitations of this defense to your advantage


• Versus the Triangle & 2 - Learn how to overload the baseline


• Versus the Half Court Trap - Knight demonstrates how to get your best player in the middle where he/she can attack and score

In each of these areas, Coach Knight shares his coaching philosophy, teaching methods, and teaching points as he takes his athletes through the paces of building a zone offense.

As an added bonus, this video contains 30 minutes of game cut ups illustrating Knight's zone offense being executed against a 2-3, 3-2 and 1-3-1 zone, a box & 1, a triangle & 2, and versus a full- and half-court trap. These clips re-enforce Knight's teaching concepts for effective zone offense and provide excellent study material for you and your athletes.

This incredible video package also includes Knight's 90 minute classic Clinic IV: Zone Offense. Clinic IV: Zone Offense was produced while Knight was coaching at Indiana University and features a clinic session with diagrams and video segments demonstrating Knight's zone concepts, and segments of Knight coaching a live practice.

With the help of Coach Knight's expertise, you can attack any zone defense with confidence. Order now!

Produced at the spring 2010 Myrtle Beach, SC Championship Basketball Clinic.

129 minutes + 122 minutes of bonus material (2 videos). 2010.

with Bob Knight,
2007 Naismith Award for Outstanding Contribution to Basketball;
2006 College Basketball Hall of Fame (inaugural class);
1991 Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame inductee;
902 career wins;
Texas Tech Head Coach from 2001 to 2008;
Indiana University Head Coach from 1971 to 2000;
3x NCAA National Championship Coach (1976, 1981, 1987);
5x Final 4 appearances;
11x Big Ten Regular Season Champions;
1979 NIT Champions;
8x Big Ten Coach of the Year;
3x AP Coach of the Year;
2003 Vince Lombardi Titletown Legends;
2002 Clair Bee Coach of the Year;
2x Henry Iba Award (1975, 1989);
1989 United States Basketball Writers Association (USBWA) Coach of the Year;
1989 UPI Coach of the Year;
1987 Naismith College Coach of the Year;
1984 US Men's Olympic Basketball Head Coach (Gold Medal);
Army Head Coach from 1965 to 1971;
2008 Army Sports Hall of Fame inductee;
played collegiately for Ohio State University;
1960 NCAA Champions

"I don't think there is anything more important to effective play on the basketball court at either end of the floor than spacing." - Bob Knight

This is the secret to Bob Knight's success as a basketball coach. Spacing is involved in all aspects of basketball and is important for effective play. In this unique video course, Knight explains why spacing is so important offensively, defensively and in conversion and shows how to implement these concepts into your program.

OFFENSIVE SPACINGCreate the space you need to execute your offense. Learn to create enough room on the offensive end of the court so each of your players has the ability to: Cut, screen, go after a rebound, drive to the basket, or get open for a shot. Good offensive spacing can make any offense more effective.

Knights Shares coaching insights on how to get more out of your offense, thoughts on alignment, he shows how spacing can improve your screening, and how spacing good spacing in the post can increase your trips to the free throw line. He thoroughly discusses areas such as:

• Spacing & Movement
• Offensive Conversion
• Mismatches
• High Offense
• Three Man Front
• Screening
• And more!

Learn how to get your best scorer open against a Box & 1 or using Knight's triangle alignment. See how Knight-coached teams used spacing to attack the 2-3 zone, 3-2 zone, and a 1-3-1 zone, the full court 2-2-1 press, the 1-2-1-1 press, as well as the 1-2-1-1 half court trap.

Knight teaches these concepts using extensive marker board diagrams, live demonstration clips and game cut ups for you to study and show your team.

DEFENSIVE SPACINGKnight delivers his strategies for using good spacing, positioning and conversion on defense to limit the space an offense needs to be effective. He covers conversions, playing ball side, playing help side, jumping to the basketball, help and recover, and post defense.

Knight demonstrates and explains his defensive concepts and drills on court and provides game cut ups so you can see what these concepts look like in live situations.

From youth basketball to the pro level, good spacing is a requirement for reaching the championship level.

Click "Buy Now" to learn the secret to Bob Knight's coaching success.

176 minutes + 68 minutes of bonus material (2 videos). 2010.

with Bob Knight,
2007 Naismith Award for Outstanding Contribution to Basketball;
2006 College Basketball Hall of Fame (inaugural class);
1991 Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame inductee;
902 career wins;
Texas Tech Head Coach from 2001 to 2008;
Indiana University Head Coach from 1971 to 2000;
3x NCAA National Championship Coach (1976, 1981, 1987);
5x Final 4 appearances;
11x Big Ten Regular Season Champions;
1979 NIT Champions;
8x Big Ten Coach of the Year;
3x AP Coach of the Year;
2003 Vince Lombardi Titletown Legends;
2002 Clair Bee Coach of the Year;
2x Henry Iba Award (1975, 1989);
1989 United States Basketball Writers Association (USBWA) Coach of the Year;
1989 UPI Coach of the Year;
1987 Naismith College Coach of the Year;
1984 US Men's Olympic Basketball Head Coach (Gold Medal);
Army Head Coach from 1965 to 1971;
2008 Army Sports Hall of Fame inductee;
played collegiately for Ohio State University;
1960 NCAA Champions

In this unique presentation, Bob Knight answers more than 70 questions covering a vast range of topics concerning coaching and off the court responsibilities. Now you can improve your program by pulling ideas and concepts from this catalog of coaching wisdom.

A program's success is not only about on-the-court production but also what is does off the court. Coach Knight gives you all of his thoughts and beliefs for building your team, staff and program. The topics Knight covers include:

• How he developed his coaching philosophy
• How to deal with players and parents
• Determining team rules
• Strength and conditioning
• Meetings
• Calling timeouts in games
• Staff responsibilities
• Scouting reports
• Handling injuries
• Hiring an assistant
• Marketing your program
• Characteristics of a successful coach
• Fund raising
• Team bonding and goal setting
• Dealing with other coaches at your school
• Motivating individual players
• Time management
• Bench dynamics
• Playing on the road
• And much more!

This video contains a FREE ebook, 'Basketball According to Knight and Newell, Volume I.' A $15 value!

This book, first published in 1973, contains insights on coaching from Bob Knight and Pete Newell (both won Olympic Gold Medals as coaches). Newell and Knight share their views on coaching philosophy, coaching methods, motivational techniques and how to better teach basketball. The book includes chapters on player handbooks, dressing room atmosphere, quickness, reaction, practice planning, and individual and team defense.

This video/book combination delivers an in-depth look at the philosophies, strategies and insights that made Bob Knight so successful. This may be as close as you'll ever get to sitting down and talking basketball with Coach Knight!

121 minutes. 2010.