All Access Notre Dame Practice with Mike Brey

If you like this product, here are other Basketball DVDs from various great college coaches:

Jim Calhoun: Defensive Philosophy and Zone Offense Principles

Donnie Jones: Up-Tempo Transition Offense

Mike Rice: Warm Up Drills for Practice

Jay Spoonhour: Drills for Building Half Court Pressure Defense

Tom Izzo: Man-to-Man Offense and Counters to Crush Defensive Adjustments 

• Learn three offenses to attack man-to-man pressure — regardless of your team’s size
• See how to get the ball to your best offensive player
• Learn various entry passes into each offense to counter defensive pressure
• Help your players “read and react” to confuse the defense

All-Access Skill Development & Conditioning Drills with Billy Donovan 

• Learn all of the agility, conditioning and skill development drills that have taken the Gators to the top
• Discover agility drills to improve your athlete’s ability to force, pressure and contain the basketball
• See small-group defense instruction to stop your opponent from driving to the hoop
• See a Gator weight lifting session

Additional Best Selling Insutrction featuring Tom Izzo and Billy Donovan:

All Access Michigan State Basketball with Tom Izzo
Tom Izzo: Winning Dead Ball Situations
Tom Izzo’s ‘Basketball Smorgasbord’ of Drills and Basketball Wisdom
Tom Izzo: Dominating Rebounding & Man-to-Man Defensive Drills

Billy Donovan: The Spread Pick & Roll Offense
Billy Donovan: Mastering the Full-Court Match-Up Press
Billy Donovan: 10 Aggressive Transition & Conditioning Drills
Billy Donovan: Competitive Drills for Player Development

High Intensity Strength Training Volume 1: Theory and Application 

• See the framework for a proven strength training system
• Learn the fundamental theories of high intensity strength training
• Get the most out of your time in the weight room

High Intensity Strength Training Volume 2: Exercise Protocols and Techniques 

• Learn techniques to increase the intensity and effectiveness of exercise
• Master the finer coaching points of advance high intensity training techniques
• Includes special consideration for the knee and knee tendonitis

High Intensity Strength Training Volume 3: Organization and Implementation 

• Implement your high intensity strength training program
• Track recording and progression to ensure accountability and results
• Organize routines and schedules to be as efficient as possible

High Intensity Strength Training Volume 4: Metabolic Conditioning and Manual Resistance Training 

• The power technique of manual resistance training
• Metabolic conditioning, one of the most unique training methods available
• Special considerations for the ankle and lower leg

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High Intensity Strength Training Series

Sutton believes that in order to have post success, every player must possess these five key attributes: 1.) Passion (pure joy of the game and drive to be the best); 2.) P. I. G. (Passion for the post, Intensity to compete, and Guts to go after rebounds); 3.) Great feet and balance; 4.) Great vision in the lane; and 5.) Great hands.

These simple and effective drills — which work on improving overall technique, balance, passing, hand-eye coordination and footwork, among many other areas — will help players develop the necessary post skills needed to become elite rebounders.

1.) Backboard Pounds

Set up two lines in front of the basket on both sides of the glass. Two players will start on both sides of the glass, each with a ball. Each player will hold the ball and pound the glass by jumping up and down continuously. After six pounds, make the layup and then have the players rotate and switch sides.

2.) Backboard Pounds With Shot Fake

This time, players will pound the ball off the backboard, come down with the ball and gather themselves before making a shot fake. Then, players will step across under the hoop with a low power dribble and go for a layup on the opposite side. Shoot for six of these per player before rotating. Only player will go at a time with this drill.

3.) Tipping Drill

Next, players should tip the ball off the backboard six times with just one hand. The tipping should be continuous and players should remember to keep their inside hand up while tipping.  After six tips, players should finish things off with a layup. Two players can go at the same time and work on opposite sides of the glass. Remember, the ball should never touch the floor.

4.) Tipping Drill With Alternating Hands

This time, players should tip the ball off the glass and alternate hands used to tip the ball. Continue six times before finishing with a layup.

5.) Rebound & Outlet

In this drill, players should begin by throwing the ball off the backboard before rebounding the ball at its highest point. Then, players should pivot to the outside and outlet the ball to a designated teammate before sprinting to half court and receiving a pass back from them.

6.) Rebound & Outlet With Variation

The actions of this final drill are essentially the same as before, except now players have two outlets to use. Whichever side the ball goes off the backboard, players should use that outlet man before taking off down the court. Coaches, remember to rotate leaders in each drill, too. This way, players learn to lead and follow during drills.

The drills mentioned in this week’s rebounding feature can be seen in Championship Productions’ DVD “30 Drills for Building a Complete Post Player.” To view additional rebounding videos in our extensive catalog, click here.

Beat the Ghost

This drill features a shooter and a rebounder. The goal here is to make 21 baskets before you miss seven. A made basket counts as one point and a missed basket counts as three points.

The shooter starts out at the foul line. After each shot, the shooter moves around to different spots within the three-point arc, always moving quickly and at game speed. Meanwhile, the rebounder keeps feeding the shooter with the ball following each shot. Players should continue shooting until either seven shots are missed or 21 shots are made, whichever comes first.

Distraction Drill

This is similar to a two-person replacement drill and features a shooter and passer/rebounder. The drill begins with the rebounder passing the ball to the shooter to a spot within the three-point arc. After passing the ball, the player will run right at the shooter in an attempt to distract them. Remember, basketball players have some of the best peripheral vision of any athlete and many times, you’ll see a player change their shot because they see motion coming at them from different directions.

The goal here in the distraction drill is to finish your shot and don’t change it because someone is coming at you. If a defender gets a hand up, just simply adjust your arc and shoot normally. Then, the player who passes the ball will run right on by the shooter and then sprint to another location on the floor for a shot. The former shooter will now get his own rebound and then pass to the new shooter, and the drill repeats from there.

Remember, after a few minutes of the passer simply running past the shooter, he then should incorporate sticking his hand up in front of the shooter’s shot attempt for an additional distraction.

Rapid Two-Ball Shooting Drill

This popular shooting drill features three players: a shooter, a passer, a rebounder, plus two balls. The shooter starts out in the corner and receives the ball from the passer, who is stationed at the top of the key. The goal here is for the shooter to get five shots, but he can’t move on until he makes his last one.

Meanwhile, the rebounder keeps feeding the passer and the passer keeps feeding the shooter. If the player makes his last or fifth shot, the players then quickly rotate. Coaches can change the drill and have players shoot from the wing, top of the key and fully utilize both sides of the court. Remember to move at a rapid pace and work on technique and other key fundamentals.

These drills are featured in the Championship Productions DVD “50 Shooting Drills” with Barry Brodzinski of 5-Star Basketball. Click here to see more videos from our extensive player development collection.

One of the things that separates Duke from the pack is how Mike Krzyzewski and his staff effectively personalize their offense and defense to fit their personnel. In this all access DVD package, you will learn the tactics and drills employed by Coach K and his staff to capitalize on the strengths of their personnel.

This DVD set includes:

• More than 10 hours of exhaustive basketball instruction
• Three full practices
• Multiple clinic sessions
• Video breakdowns featuring Coach K and assistant coaches, Steve Wojciechowski and Chris Collins.