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He shows how to get the ball out of the netand push it quickly up-court to achieve thedual goal of pressuring and controlling theaggressiveness of the defense.He covers techniques like proper spacingon the break and accelerating through thedead corners on the wings. He alsostresses the importance of positivereinforcement to instill confidence andbuild stronger, smarter players.An up-tempo game favors awell-conditioned team. To help yourplayers achieve top performance, CoachDunlap shares a three-lane running drillthat will help them get a feel for runningthe floor hard. His blitz drill trains playersto optimize scoring chances by reactingquickly but not hurriedly to defensivepressure.Communicate better with players, instill ahigher level of confidence and teachplayers to move more aggressivelyup-court with this excellent DVD from MikeDunlap.Item no. : WM01852114Format : DVDDuration : 59 minutesCopyright : 2011Price : USD 60.00MIKE JONES: THEDEMATHA FLEX OFFENSEWith Mike JonesUsing on-court demonstrations, he breaksdown offensive strategies intoeasy-to-follow steps for basketball playersof all skill levels. Jones shares his versionof the traditional flex screen as well asother popular techniques, emphasizing theimportance of proper spacing and patiencein creating opportunities for wide-openlay-ups.In this highly instructional DVD, CoachJones walks viewers through his practicestrategies providing detailed drillsspecifically designed to get players flowingnaturally into various flex options. Forexample, using a 2-on-2 break down drill,he demonstrates proper techniques onsetting and executing the flex screen.Coach Jones also covers individual drillsfor improving shots from the floor.Emphasis is placed on creating maximumscoring opportunities by developingversatile players who understand and canexecute the fundamental principles of playregardless of position.Since no offense is impenetrable, Jonesshares four counter-measures to help ballhandlers reach the rim: back-door cuts,pin-down screens, flare screens and ballscreens. He covers three counters to keepthe defense guessing when wing passesare denied. All options are demonstratedin a 5-on-5 manner to show how tocounter defensive pressure.Finally, Coach Jones offers four provenoptions for generating post-upopportunities and spot-up shots byattacking the hoop and creating baskets.He also offers strategies to effectivelyexploit defensive mismatches.Item no. : WC01852115Format : DVDDuration : 78 minutesCopyright : 2011Price : USD 60.00MIKE RICE: ZONE OFFENSEAND ZONE CONCEPTSWith Mike RiceWhile Mike Rice may be better known forhis intense half court defense, his zoneoffense packs quite a punch. In this on thecourt clinic instruction, Coach Rice showshow to maximize your zone offenseefficiency and train your players tobecome instinctive to attacking zonedefenses.DrillsUsing several different drills Coach Riceshows how he breaks down his zoneoffense. Using a mixture of high intensitypassing and shooting drills he shows howto make players be naturally instinctive tozone defense. These drills not only helpplayers become better players againstzone, but make them able to read defenseand react to it, making them morecomplete players for any system.Zone OffenseEmphasizing patience, discipline, and shotselection Coach Rice explains his zoneoffense philosophy, and walks throughnine different zone attacks. By using bothspecific sets and continuity action, thesezone offense attacks allow for manyoptions to score and many options thedefense in turn has to react to. These setsinclude 3-point options and one that will"shred any "box and 1" defense." Heconcludes with four inbounds playsdesigned to provide easy baskets andhelp your team" own the zone".With the balance of sets and continuityaction, Rice's offensive attack will makeevery teams zone offense significantlybetter.Item no. : RC01852116Format : DVDDuration : 63 minutesCopyright : 2011Price : USD 60.00MOTION AND ZONEOFFENSESWith Bob HurleyLegendary coach Bob Hurley presents anon-the-court clinic presentation that detailsboth his highly successful Zone Offenseand Motion Offense philosophies withvarious sets and quick hitters.Zone Offense PhilosophyForce your opponent to guard you fromsideline to sideline. Hurley reveals why it isimportant to dribble more against zonedefense than it is to dribble againstman-to-man defense. See how toeffectively attack zones from behind togive your team easy lay-ups.Defeating any Zone DefenseHurley demonstrates five differentoffensive sets for attacking any zonedefense you may face. He explains how toattack the weak side of a zone to create asimple 2-1 advantage with a ball reversal.Motion Offense PhilosophyHurley delivers 10 concepts that make hisMotion Offense so successful, including:Fitting motion to your team, "tempo-ing"the game, and moving with a purposewhile reading your teammates. He alsoprovides you with an inbounds play he hasused for 35 years that is so good he had torun it out of a regular set. Learn audiblesand numbered cuts that you can use tokeep your offense free-flowing.Hurley shares two drills he uses to helpbuild your own motion offense. The 11Pass Drill and the Overplay Drill are basedupon the offense making clean passesand using screens to get open as nodribbling is allowedItem no. : TF01852119Format : DVDDuration : 77 minutesCopyright : 2011Price : USD 100.00MULTI-OPTION SCREENAND ROLL OFFENSEWith Saul PhillipsLearn how Saul Phillips led his team to theNCAA Men's Tournament in their first yearof eligibility! Coach Phillips explains howinstrumental the screen & roll has been tothe early success of his program whilecompeting against the bigger NCAADivision I basketball teams.Coach Phillips' system is tremendous forbattling teams that pressure passing lanesand have bigger, more talented players.He begins with a 2-on-2 set-up, coveringthree types of ball-screens:Vertical: Basic flat screen above thethree-point line with "Phoenix Action."Standard: With the screener facing asideline, Phillips teaches you how toread the hedge man and the optionsavailable.Chip: Screen in transition where thescreener sets and pops.With these three ball-screen options,Phillips demonstrates how to "pink" and"plus" the screen to counter defensivepressure and weakside help. He alsodemonstrates options whereby the screenposts after rolling or creating a mismatchby screening away for a shooter.Phillips goes into a 5-on-0 setting todemonstrate the three sets used in hisscreen and roll offense: Gold, Open, and________________________________________________________________________________________________________Learning Rendezvous LimitedEmail: inquiry@learningemall.com Websites: http://www.learningemall.com & http://www.learningemall.com.hk42