Discussion on Zone Offense, Man to Man Offense, Plays, Drills, and More! http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/list.php?3 Wed, 19 Jun 2013 17:23:49 -0500 Phorum 5.2.19 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,9138,9138#msg-9138 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,9138,9138#msg-9138 Coach AJ78 Basketball Offenses Sat, 18 May 2013 17:29:08 -0500 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,9134,9134#msg-9134 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,9134,9134#msg-9134 Click Here]]> Coach Tee Basketball Offenses Thu, 16 May 2013 15:00:34 -0500 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,9102,9102#msg-9102 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,9102,9102#msg-9102 Coach B Basketball Offenses Tue, 30 Apr 2013 09:26:26 -0500 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,9098,9098#msg-9098 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,9098,9098#msg-9098 Does anyone have clinic notes or drills to build this offense?]]> Jim_Black2 Basketball Offenses Tue, 30 Apr 2013 09:52:45 -0500 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,9086,9086#msg-9086 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,9086,9086#msg-9086 Coach B Basketball Offenses Tue, 30 Apr 2013 10:02:52 -0500 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,9066,9066#msg-9066 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,9066,9066#msg-9066
If you are interested, please post a contact email.

Wayne Walters]]> Wayne Walters Basketball Offenses Wed, 17 Apr 2013 12:11:44 -0500 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,9064,9064#msg-9064 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,9064,9064#msg-9064
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I need help picking an offense for a High School Women basketball Travel Ball Team. Are size isn't that great so an offense that doesn't utilize the post as much would be helpful.

If you guys have any suggestions please email me at :

dani1hernandez@yahoo.com

-Coach Daniel]]> Danie1Hernandez Basketball Offenses Sat, 16 Mar 2013 09:04:34 -0500 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,8969,8969#msg-8969 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,8969,8969#msg-8969
Advanced drills are designed to be difficult but once mastered they will develop your ball handling into something serious.

There are quick tips and tricks to improve your ball handling instantly, but the most effective way to develop elite ball handling ability is to master the drills.



A great drill to focus on is the Two-Ball Sprint.

You start at the baseline and speed dribble with two basketballs to the opposite baseline. Then repeat the process three times. You want to focus on going as fast you can while still having control over both basketballs. A quick tip would be to slightly palm the ball when dribbling. This will give you extra control over the basketball.

Another effective drill is the Magic Dribble.

In this drill you start off by standing with two basketballs in your hand. Use your left hand to hold one of the basketballs behind your back. Use your right hand to perform a cross-over dribble in front of your body. You will then receive the basketball with your left hand while your right hand swiftly reaches behind your back to catch the other ball. The concept is to do a cross-over dribble while moving the basketball from one hand to the other behind your back at the same time. You will repeat this process for 45 seconds. Do this as fast as possible while keeping your head up.

Now this drill is somewhat not a drill, but it just depends on your point of view. This is called One on One Make it Take it.

This is a one on one game up to 16 by ones and twos and the person that scores gets the ball again. You will need someone to play against. In this one on one game you want to focus on trying to use moves based on your defender. You want to practice handling the ball and making the right decisions under pressure. Push yourself to try moves you wouldn't normally use just to see what you need to work on. Make moves based on your defenders stance and try get past your defender for a lay-up rather than shooting contested jump shots.

Now that you have these advanced drills to master, here are a few tips.

When playing one on one, try not to over dribble. Make your moves quick and effective, over dribbling is just a waste of time and energy.

When handling the ball keep your knees bent with your weight on the balls of your feet.

And when handling the basketball, keep your dribble wide in order to prevent easy steals.

Once you master these drills and tips, you will notice a significant increase in your ball handling ability. You may want to master some more drills to increase ball handling ability even further. I've found a complete program that has many drills to master for all levels starting from beginner to advanced.

To learn more about ball handling drills and a step by step ball handling program that will improve your game dramatically Click Here!]]> Travon M. Basketball Offenses Sat, 20 Apr 2013 13:15:03 -0500 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,8968,8968#msg-8968 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,8968,8968#msg-8968
The first drill is called the Hundred Dribble. This drill is designed to help you get a great feel for the basketball and eventually turn ball handling into second nature.

To do this drill you simply would stand in one spot and dribble the basketball one hundred times with your non-dominant hand.

Then you would dribble one hundred times with your dominant hand.

Then you would end the drill by dribbling the ball one hundred times again with your non-dominant hand.

When doing this drill make sure to dribble with your fingers tips while snapping your wrist. Do not dribble the basketball with your palms.

The next drill is the Dribbling Jog. In this drill you would start at one baseline on the basketball court and with your dominant hand, dribble the basketball while jogging to the other end of the court and all the way back.

Then you would switch to your non-dominant hand and repeat the same process. Do three sets using each hand, and make sure to dribble with you finger tips while keeping your head up.

The last drill is called the Zig-Zag. This drill can be used with cones but if you don't have any you can still use this drill without them. To begin this drill you would start dribbling from the baseline to the other baseline in a zigzag fashion.

Every time you make a turn you would switch hands. You would do this drill three times. Keep a good pace and remember to keep your head up.

After you have mastered these drills you will notice a remarkable difference in your ball handling. You will feel like you have more control over the basketball, and you will be much more confident when handling the basketball against defenders.

If you want to be a great ball handler, you can't neglect simple drills like these. If you can't complete these drills flawlessly your ball handling ability will suffer.

Also, these drills should be done correctly if you want to see great results.

You need a complete system that shows you how to do the drills and when to do them.

There is a program I've found that has effective ball handling drills and moves with video explanations as well as, written explanations that show you exactly how to do each move and drill.


If you want to check out my number one recommended ball handling program: Click Here!]]> Travon M. Basketball Offenses Mon, 11 Feb 2013 00:03:20 -0600 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,8947,8947#msg-8947 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,8947,8947#msg-8947
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If you skip ahead to about 2 minutes you'll see some game footage of what I'm talking about. Any information would be appreciated! Thanks]]> Coach J Basketball Offenses Tue, 05 Feb 2013 14:10:34 -0600 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,8747,8747#msg-8747 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,8747,8747#msg-8747
I am looking for the basic 1-4 High Offense by Kelvin Sampson when he was at Oklahoma. I cannot find the basic video anywhere.

Our athletic director used to have the VHS but left it behind when he came to our school. I was just going to inquire to any of you all to see if anyone had a link to the video or had a video I could get a copy of.

Thank you all so much for your time.]]> TylerAlexander399 Basketball Offenses Mon, 05 Nov 2012 12:36:15 -0600 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,8728,8728#msg-8728 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,8728,8728#msg-8728 Hello guys.
Who wanna play basketball like a NBA player?
I found a website and this is awesome.
You should read and do it.
Site : [www.howto-playbasketball.com]]]> Boosbasketball Basketball Offenses Mon, 22 Oct 2012 14:57:04 -0500 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,8693,8693#msg-8693 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,8693,8693#msg-8693
1) Teach players how to play versus run an offense.
2) Emphasize spacing and floor balance.
3) Move both the ball and players – players must move both with a purpose.
4) Offensive rebounding for all shot attempts.
5) Combine cutting with screening to increase the effectiveness of player movement.
6) Teach players the team comes first and individuals second.
7) Be patient. It takes time for players to mesh offensively.

In addition to the above seven concepts, find ways to teach individual play within the team concept. Offenses are really just ways to set up individual play during a game (penetration to the basket for a lay-up, a post move leading to a score, a pass for an open three-point attempt, etc.)

Coach Sivils
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Teachtowin.com]]> Coach Sivils Basketball Offenses Wed, 12 Dec 2012 16:04:43 -0600 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,8365,8365#msg-8365 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,8365,8365#msg-8365
Who is using it?
How long did it take your kids to learn it?
How well does it work against zone's?

Regards

ST1]]> ST1 Basketball Offenses Thu, 13 Sep 2012 11:07:34 -0500 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,8358,8358#msg-8358 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,8358,8358#msg-8358 Chad Holderfield Basketball Offenses Tue, 06 Mar 2012 08:08:46 -0600 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,8349,8349#msg-8349 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,8349,8349#msg-8349

tboland+basketball@gmail.com]]> TomB123 Basketball Offenses Mon, 12 Mar 2012 14:29:33 -0500 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,8283,8283#msg-8283 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,8283,8283#msg-8283 4sythe Basketball Offenses Mon, 30 Jan 2012 21:43:04 -0600 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,8272,8272#msg-8272 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,8272,8272#msg-8272 Jimbo Basketball Offenses Fri, 02 Mar 2012 21:38:02 -0600 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,8256,8256#msg-8256 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,8256,8256#msg-8256
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including their final play in last night's win.]]> Grady Basketball Offenses Sat, 21 Jan 2012 11:55:38 -0600 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,8182,8182#msg-8182 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,8182,8182#msg-8182 colken32@hotmail.com if you ahve anything you would like to send me. thanks.]]> tommymiller450 Basketball Offenses Sat, 14 Jan 2012 16:50:03 -0600 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,8156,8156#msg-8156 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,8156,8156#msg-8156 Cory22T Basketball Offenses Wed, 14 Dec 2011 12:11:08 -0600 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,8124,8124#msg-8124 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,8124,8124#msg-8124 bj2124 Basketball Offenses Fri, 20 Apr 2012 13:21:19 -0500 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,8111,8111#msg-8111 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,8111,8111#msg-8111
Any ideas on an easy continuous man to man offense to implement on a team that has short, weaker guards?

We are currently running the flex offense, and trying to teach the girls how to make various reads; however, they are getting frustrated by the heavy ball pressure and denial they are receiving on top. As a result, they cannot see the cutters. We are also not getting the movement in an offense that I would like because they get fixed on the top position.

My gut is to stick with it, forcing fundamentals and teaching them to make the reads. Then again, it's always good to re-consider...maybe a dribble drive offense or something with screens?

Thanks for your help.]]> Stacey Mann Basketball Offenses Wed, 30 Nov 2011 18:43:17 -0600 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,8052,8052#msg-8052 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,8052,8052#msg-8052
It's a really good read if you want to know how the Dribble Drive works - both the good parts, and the difficulties you'll face.

Here it is: ]]> Coachdribbledrive Basketball Offenses Mon, 24 Oct 2011 07:18:56 -0500 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,8044,8044#msg-8044 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,8044,8044#msg-8044 CoachPearson Basketball Offenses Fri, 16 Nov 2012 17:16:21 -0600 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,8020,8020#msg-8020 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,8020,8020#msg-8020 Numbered Offense" but I have not seen any visuals. Does any one have any advise for implementing this offense and any visuals? I understand the concept but I need clarification and visuals on exactly how to run the offense successful. What are its weaknesses as well? feel free to email me at coachrobe@gmail.com]]> Coach Robe Basketball Offenses Mon, 10 Oct 2011 09:19:24 -0500 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,8014,8014#msg-8014 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,8014,8014#msg-8014 Coach W Basketball Offenses Thu, 06 Oct 2011 01:38:30 -0500 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,7951,7951#msg-7951 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,7951,7951#msg-7951 Coach W Basketball Offenses Fri, 26 Aug 2011 09:11:43 -0500 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,7854,7854#msg-7854 http://www.basketballcoach.com/coaching/read.php?3,7854,7854#msg-7854 tgilliam73@hotmail.com]]> tbone1173 Basketball Offenses Sat, 09 Jul 2011 16:26:52 -0500