Multiple Scramble Pressure Defense for High School Basketball

I thought the multiple scramble defense was well done. The concept of the defense is very good and the techniques for which Coach Ninham teaches the defensive concepts is very well done. There is no arguing the success coach has had with this defensive system. If you want a scramble defense with a multipl eof looks, this is your defensive system.

I thought the Multiple Scramble Defense was very informative. Coach Ninham did a great job of breaking down and describing the reasons for mixing up trapping situations and how to execute those situations. Very informative and could be implemented at youth levels to stress ball pressure, or at the college level to give varying defensive looks. Worth the investment

Coaches,

Thanks so much for your review. We appreciate your kind comments about Coach Ninham. He is clearly a very knowledgeable coach as his video and his record indicate.

I apologize for the video work in this product. We are making the necessary adjustments to our production process to ensure the highest quality in every product.

As always, if you are not completely satisfied with a product, please return it for a refund or exchange. See the "Worry Free" Shopping section of our website for more information.

If you have further questions, please email me at Info@ChampionshipProductions.com or call 800-873-2730.

Thanks again for the reviews.

Lonnie Kragel
Product Development Director
Championship Productions

The shooting on this video could have been better. I did pick up a couple things from it though. I will say that 99% of Championship's products have good shooting. Also, the sample clips help to see what the video is like before buying.

I really liked Dan Ninham's philosophy on defense and you can really tell he is a student of the game. He's influences are: Bruce Pearl (pressure defense), Jim Larranaga (scramble defenses), and Bob Huggins (on the line, up the line).

However, I am disappointed not with just this video but several videos shot or produced by Championship Productions.

I could care less on how or what Dan Ninham looks like. I am more concerned on what all five of his players are doing while he's instructing.

Translation - I don't need close ups of Dan Ninham's mug while he's instructing.

Dear cameraman, ever heard of a wide shot? What good is a video on full and 3/4 court defenses if you can only see half the court?

My 15 and 16 year old team managers can shoot better video.

Another suggestion for improvement, add a diagram/brochure/pamphlet so we the customers can atleast see what the cameraman missed - such as alignments, shifts in the defense.