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Bo Ryan's Offensive System DVD Set Bo Ryan continues to take the Big 10 by storm and this set includes his Swing Offense, X-Zone Offense, and Quick Hitters to Complement Half-Court Offense videos on 2 DVD's....

Balanced Offense Out of a 1-2-2 Offensive Set $40.00 ...

Bo Ryan's Offensive System DVD Set Contains the following videos on 2 DVDs. Two time NCAA Division III National Champion Bo Ryan shares the offense that has made him successful. The Swing is an offense designed to get the ball into high percentage scoring areas, get your team good shots, and to the free throw line. The constant cutting-on the weak side as well as the ball side-makes the defense work on every possession. Coach Ryan...

The Set Play: A Playbook For Building Your Half-Court Offense ...

Basketball's Pro-set Play Book: The Complete Offensive Arsenal $14.95 ...

The Wildcat Spread Offense (DVD) $39.99 with Harry Perretta, Villanova University Women's Basketball Coach, 465+ career wins; All-time winningest coach in the history of Villanova basketball (men or women) Coach Perretta has relied on his spread offense to produce consistent scoring and team success. Through changes and trends in the game, this balanced half-court offense has remained effective for Wildcat teams. Based on low risk passing, this offense generates numerous shot opportunities with few turnovers. Though it doesn't force many fouls, this finesse offense will test any defense with its constant movement and passing . especially late in the game! From the 1-2-2 set, entries can be made four different ways; screen down, pin and pop, back screen/flare/pop out, curl and replace. Basic to this offense is the fact that players are interchangeable. Cutting, filling spots on the floor, screening and ball movement are all elements of this spread offense. Reads are important to this offense and are fully explained and demonstrated in this on-court session. Perretta includes numerous breakdown drills to teach the offense. While drills are important, scrimmaging constitute 75% of Perretta's practices. In live scrimmages, players must react instinctively and learn how to play, how to expose the defense, and gain insight into their teammates. This offense is easy to teach and easy for players to execute. It will lend flexibility, shot opportunities and confidence to your team. Coaches at all levels will want to invest time into this unique half-court offense that has yielded success for nearly 30 years! 39 minutes. 2006.

Out Of Bounds Plays And Box Set Offense - Basketball Training Video (VHS) $32.15 Discover dozens of easy to use plays that are perfect to use for a specific play call on offense, a needed basket after a time-out, a good last second shot, or out of bounds plays to score. Set plays are demonstrated for every player from the point guard to the post, 3 point shots to slam dunks, it's all here in one package. Coach Fred Trenkle has been National Coach of the Year twice won two national NCAA titles, won the NIT, and holds record for College Basketball's Longest Home Game Winning Streak at 137 games. Recently named Head Coach at San Diego State University. Video Length: 45 minutes

The Motion Offense for Men's Basketball (DVD) $35.82 The Motion Offense for Men's Basketball presents a detailed overview of the key factors involved in successfully executing the motion offense. The DVD details the three options that coaches can utilize in either a full-court or a half-court setting with the motion offense. Appropriate for coaches and athletes at all competitive levels, the DVD uses on-the-court demonstrations to help explain each of the basic elements of the motion offense. The DVD also features HOWIE'S 26 FAMOUS OFFENSIVE MOVES. Among the topics covered: phase #1 of the motion offense, phase #2 of the motion offense, phase #3 of the motion offense, Howie's 26 famous offensive moves, and offensive drills.

Bill Self: High/Low Motion Offense (DVD) $34.99 with Bill Self, University of Kansas Head Basketball Coach; 2008 NCAA Champions The High/Low Offense is a great way to get the ball to every player on the court in every location on the court. In an energetic lecture-style setting, Bill Self breaks down the entire High/Low Offense. Self diagrams the basic format of this offense as well as the intricate details he has learned over his 12 seasons coaching it. Beginning in a 1-4 set, Coach Self breaks down every aspect of this offense including entries, options, and variations. He demonstrates the flexibility of the offense by showing how each position is interchangeable-players are not locked into a specific position. The High/Low Offense is hard to scout and can be utilized against any defense. This is a great DVD for learning to install or fine-tune the High Low Offense! 71 minutes. 2005.

Dan Monson: The Flex/Dive Offense (DVD) $39.99 with Dan Monson, Long Beach State University Head Coach; former University of Minnesota Head Basketball Coach Coach Monson feels that spreading the floor with shooters and using the 3-point line is important for his team's success. The Flex/Dive Offense is a motion-patterned offense that spreads the floor to take advantage of the defense. The Flex/Dive Offense provides structure and security for players in the half court and builds a great feel for time and score. The Flex/Dive Offense is similar to the Flex, but is less predictable. Flex cutting principles are present, but an open side and double screening action make the Flex/Dive Offense unique. The Flex/Dive Offense offers a balance between 3-point shots and thrusts to the basket. A set play, Crackdown, is a good entry into the Flex/Dive Offense. A key is the corner pop out and wing dive. The circle drill, 4-on-4 to 3-on-3, 4-on-4 on a block and the back door drill are excellent for developing this offense. Monson concludes with three set plays for late game situations. Monson's philosophy, teaching points, entries, and drills for the Flex/Dive Offense provide a complete look at this exciting offense. 67 minutes. 2006.