All Access Duke Basketball Practice (2010-11)
All Access Duke Basketball Practice: National Championship Season (2009-10)
All Access Duke Basketball Practice with Mike Krzyzewski
Mike Krzyzewski: Duke Basketball – Developmental Drills for Post Players
Mike Krzyzewski: Duke Basketball – Agility & Conditioning Drills for Defense
Mike Krzyzewski: Duke Basketball – Developmental Drills for Point Guards
Mike Krzyzewski: Duke Basketball – Developmental Drills for Perimeter Players
Mike Krzyzewski: Duke Basketball – Attacking the Zone
Mike Krzyzewski: Duke Basketball – Breaking the Press

All Access Duke Basketball Practice (2010-11) 

• Learn how Mike Krzyzewski trains his players to get better throughout the season
• 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!

View more DVDs from Mike Krzyzewski and the Duke Coaching Staff below:

All Access Duke Basketball Practice: National Championship Season (2009-10)
All Access Duke Basketball Practice with Mike Krzyzewski
Mike Krzyzewski: Duke Basketball – Attacking the Zone
Mike Krzyzewski: Duke Basketball – Developmental Drills for Post Players
Mike Krzyzewski: Duke Basketball – Breaking the Press
Mike Krzyzewski: Duke Basketball – Agility & Conditioning Drills for Defense
Mike Krzyzewski: Duke Basketball – Developmental Drills for Point Guards
Mike Krzyzewski: Duke Basketball – Developmental Drills for Perimeter Players

With the full-court drills, players run through a 3-man weave to a 2-on-1 break and even a 5-man weave to a 3-on-2. Coach K also gives explanation on why the team chooses certain drills and then highlights specific techniques, tips and roles for each.

Finally, with shooting drills, Coach K explains why basketball teams should simulate offensive sets to practice game-like movement and shooting. He also reveals the shooting drill used by Team USA at the Summer Olympics that proved to be quite popular among the players.

Full-Court Drills

Coach K frequently caters Duke’s full-court drills to simulate the different ways you can come down on a fast break. For instance, there’s the conventional way, where you come down the court and just fill a lane. And then there’s the 3-man wide, which is a different look. Here, one player will go ahead, and then there might be a quick screen. But the goal is still to net that easy layup. Also, the key when coming down the court is to get different looks than just the conventional layup.

3-Man Weave to a 2-on-1

The first time down the court, it’s a standard full-court 3-man weave. Then on the way back, the last player to pass to the layup guy moves back the opposite way and acts as the defender. The two other players streak down the court to finish the 2-on-1 fast break.

5-Man Weave to a 3-on-2

Once again we are working on different game situations. Remember to keep good spacing here. Players will go down the court on a five-man weave. Then, two players will step back and play defense on the other end. It’s key here to make quick decisions. Look to swing the ball fast on offense.

Remember, it’s important that the corner man is ready to shoot the ball at all times. If not, the near defender can close out and shut down the play.

Shooting Drills

According to Coach K, there are never enough shooting drills. He makes an emphasis to have his staff make up a number of different drills that will personalize the drill for the offense. In other words, don’t just have shooting drills. Instead, have shooting drills that will simulate the kind of shots that will be taken in your offense. Plus, put your players in a variety of different game situations.

It’s common for Duke’s shooting drills to go 3-on-0, but all three guys will get shots. It’s something that the US Olympic Team did a few years ago and it simulated the speed and type of shots when the team actually ran its offense. The key is for everyone to get involved and moving. If there’s ever a lull in a practice, this is the perfect “pick me up.”

Here’s a tip when simulating a wide move, which is a wing ball screen. Many times, the point guard will end up in the corner and we get a lot of corner shots. A versatile on the ball screener can slip, roll, post and pop. He’s a threat from all of those. One way to get your best player shots is to make him a screener. This forces the defense to defend the screen and then the screener gets open looks.

Plus, Duke makes an emphasis on always throwing the ball high. Also, it’s key for a big guy to keep his hands up all the time. A big man will be a great player if his hands never go below his waist. Look to try that with your own big guys. Go an entire game or practice looking to implement this technique. This way, he will stay tall and wide and can be ultimately more effective.

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Two-man drills are typically used at the onset of a Duke basketball practice and are aimed at getting players moving around the floor and warmed up before more demanding elements of practice are implemented.

The workouts being performed — which include a variety of fastbreak and transition break segments like baseball passes and stop & dish plays — are influential in developing game-like communication and “real situations” between teammates as well. They are also helpful in sparking player communication and awareness during practices set at odd hours, such as early morning sessions that may find athletes rather groggy.

It’s also a good time for the coaches to talk with the training staff to see if there are any new injuries, updates or other developments with particular athletes. For instance, at this time, Coach K can observe a player early on in the practice who may have a lingering injury and will be able to deduce whether they may be restricted from any upcoming drills or particular activity.

This video is featured in Championship Productions’ DVD “All-Access Duke Basketball Practice with Mike Krzyzewski.” To view more videos featuring Duke men’s basketball and Coach K, click here.

Coach K notched the 880th win of his career to move past the former North Carolina coach and now trails just Bob Knight, who currently holds the Division I men’s basketball record at 902 career wins.

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.

Coach K has produced multiple instructional basketball DVDs with Championship Productions, which will help athletes and coaches improve their fundamentals.  Check out his DVDs below:

All Access Duke Basketball Practice with Mike Krzyzewski
Mike Krzyzewski: Duke Basketball – Developmental Drills for Point Guards
Mike Krzyzewski: Duke Basketball – Developmental Drills for Post Players
Mike Krzyzewski: Duke Basketball – Agility & Conditioning Drills for Defense
Mike Krzyzewski: Duke Basketball – Developmental Drills for Perimeter Players
Mike Krzyzewski: Duke Basketball – Attacking the Zone
Mike Krzyzewski: Duke Basketball – Breaking the Press

Brad Stevens: Winning with Undersized Teams
All Access Duke Basketball Practice with Mike Krzyzewski
Mike Krzyzewski: Duke Basketball – Developmental Drills for Post Players
Mike Krzyzewski: Duke Basketball – Developmental Drills for Perimeter Players
Mike Krzyzewski: Duke Basketball – Developmental Drills for Point Guards
Mike Krzyzewski: Duke Basketball – Attacking the Zone
Mike Krzyzewski: Duke Basketball – Breaking the Press
Mike Krzyzewski: Duke Basketball – Agility & Conditioning Drills for Defense
Tom Izzo: Multi-Threat Scoring Offense
Tom Izzo: Dominating Rebounding & Man-to-Man Defensive Drills
Tom Izzo’s ‘Basketball Smorgasbord’ of Drills and Basketball Wisdom
Tom Izzo: The 1-3-1 Zone Offense
Tom Izzo: The Numbered Fastbreak
Tom Izzo: Quick Strikes & Warm-Up Drills for Winning Basketball
Bob Huggins: Cut & Fill Motion Offense
Bob Huggins: Open Post Motion Offense
Bob Huggins: Aggressive Trapping Defensive Systems
Bob Huggins: Full Court 1-3-1 Trapping Defense
Bob Huggins: Team Practice Drills for Mental Toughness
Bob Huggins: The ‘Dive & Fill’ Zone Offense
Bob Huggins: The Pressure 1-1-3 Zone Defense
Bob Huggins’ Drills for Man-to-Man Defense

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