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Defensive
Bakers Dozen DVD Set Sale Titles
1. 113
Zone Defense, Anthony Jones, Dr. Phillips HS (FL), 2011
and 2013 National High School Invitational Champions: In this video
you will learn the proper slides/rotation of the 113 zone defense. This defense
is designed to keep the ball on the perimeter most of the time. The defense is
also designed to stop most ball penetration and prevent entry passes inside to
post players. In the 113 defense you will see how the defenders rotation is
very basic when the offense is in a typical high low set. However, you will see
the 113 defense morphs/disguised into a 23 and or 131 depending on the
offensive set. However, the 113 defense has the same philosophy when it changes
into a 23 or 131 set. With many repetitions you will find that the 113 zone
defense is very affective and is used often to contest all shots and great
rebounding. 50 minutes. 2012.
2. Post
Defense by Michael Peck, Findlay Prep (NV), Three Time National High School
Invitational Champion: Defense is the backbone and foundation of our
program. As important as it is to develop offensive fundamentals and skills, it
is equally important to be able to play defense. This DVD includes individual
and team concepts and principles on how to defend in the post. Although
individual defense is important, it is critical to understand team defensive
principles in order to become an effective defensive player. This DVD is
dedicated to our defensive system and philosophy as it relates to post defense.
In it, you will see and gain a better understanding of the many different
actions that must be considered and covered when defending in the post. 50
minutes. 2012
3. Screen
& Roll Defense, Michael Peck, Findlay Prep (NV), Three Time National High
School Invitational Champion: Over the past decade, ball
screens have become a staple in nearly every offensive set or pattern. At some
point during any given possession, the defense is going to encounter a screen
(pick) & roll situation. This DVD includes the different ways on how we
defend ball screens (screen & roll) and more importantly, how to recover
effectively. Regardless of how we decide to defend any given ball screen, it is
imperative that we communicate what and from where it is coming, communicate
how we are defending it and communicate our recovery out of it. 50 minutes.
2012.
4. The
Controlled Multiple Pressure Defense, Jack Bennett, University of Wisconsin
Stevens Point, 2004 and 2005 NCAA DIII Men National Champions: If you
are content with a one defense approach to basketball, there is no need to read
further. However, if you are looking for a way to break the rhythm and comfort
zone of your opponent's offense, consider A CONTROLLED MULTIPLE APPROACH TO
TEAM DEFENSE. Using the sound principles of gap man-to-man defense that were
inspired by his brother, Coach Jack Bennett shows the positioning and slides of
the 131 and sliding 32 zones that helped his University of Wisconsin Stevens Point
team win back to back NCAA DIII National Championships. While man to man was
the foundation to our team defense, the selective use of zone principles
complemented our entire defensive package. We simply wanted opponents to be
concerned with both our man and zone defenses. Making teams use valuable
practice time to prepare for both, along with the element of surprise were keys
to our success. A by-product was the improved execution in our zone offensive
attack due to the quality of our preparation against strong zones in practice.
A CONTROLLED MULTIPLE APPROACH TO TEAM DEFENSE is worth exploring if you are
searching for a way to enhance your team defense and potentially gain more
victories this season. 110 minutes. 2012.
5. 23 Match Up Zone Defense, Rick Kehoe,
Bemidji HS, 2009 Minnesota Class 4A Section 8 Coach of the Year: You will
see different ways to approach playing a 2-3 defense. Many coaches and players
believe playing zone defense is easy and a time to rest. I believe you can use
it as a weapon to frustrate, confuse and create turnovers and offensive
opportunities. I have over the years evolved my teachings of zone defenses to
my players to incorporate many of the man to man principles. You will also
learn different rotations and strategies to use against the different offenses
other teams run against a 23 zone defense. 55 minutes. 2012.
6.
Defending Ball Screen Actions, Larry Hunter, Western Carolina University,
Ranked #11 in NCAA DI Wins: In attacking the man to man
defense at most all levels of basketball utilizing the ball screen action is a
fairly significant part of most offenses in today’s game and especially at
those levels where there is a shot clock. How effective your team is at consistently
defending these ball screens will often go a long way in determining your
success at the defensive end of the court. This DVD will talk about how to
incorporate the various ways to defend ball screen actions into an organized
system. The various ways of defending ball screen actions include the blitz
(hard hedge), soft hedge and shadow, squeeze and go under, trap or double team
the dribbler, switching, and downing. Specific ball screen actions are
discussed and the technique and rotations used to defend the action.
Offensive ball screen actions include the transition brush screen; SBS (with
pair sides and a low post; and in an open post situation); MBS-PE (with
two bigs; and a big and a perimeter shooter); Double Middle Ball Screen;
Stagger High Ball Screens; Horns (basketball in the middle of the floor with
screens on both sides of the ball). 55 minutes. 2013.
7. No Easy
Baskets: Transition Defense and Special Situations, Larry Hunter, Western
Carolina University, Ranked #11 in NCAA DI Wins: Every team
wants to play the game competitively and have a chance to win. One of the
keys will be your ability to not give up many easy baskets. This DVD is for all
levels of basketball. Philosophy and rules for transition defense are
emphasized. Drills and technique for defending the 2 vs. 1, 3 vs. 2, 4
vs. 3, 5 vs. 4, and 5 vs. 5 are covered. How to utilize various
transition drills to not only eliminate easy baskets but also to create high
intensity competitive segments for your practices. Emphasizing the
importance of special situation play can give your team a winning advantage.
Primary discussion is on UOB and SOB play. Some coaching and teaching
philosophies as well as a team building approach are also communicated. 55
minutes. 2013.
8.
Building Your Man to Man Defense With 3 on 3 Drills, Chris McLean, Northland
Community College (MN), Assistant Coach: This video will explain
three drills that we used exclusively to develop and build some of our core
principles with regard to our man-to-man defense. These 3 drills helped
our athletes see what we were trying to develop in real time and built
confidence in our defensive principles. Each drill is designed to divide
the floor so that your players can focus and drill on one aspect of your defense.
It can be used to teach defensive rebounding and transition, to help in your
scouting report and guarding first actions. In our opinion it also
developed a certain amount of toughness and accountability for our teams. 55
minutes. 2013.
9. The
Pius XI Combination-Defense System, Joel Claassen, Milwaukee Piux XI High
School, 14 Time Wisconsin Girls State Champion: This DVD
details a defensive system based on shots made and missed and inbound position
on the floor. The type of Defense is determined by those shots made or
missed and where is the ball inbounded. The first defense is our 32 match
up which combines zone/man/trapping depending on ball movement/cutters/and
position skills. The system as a whole will keep your athletes focused on the
defensive responsibilities at all times. We use a color system to identify our
man defense's and of course a number system for our zones. The man system uses
9 different man defenses (all colors) with basic man principles. Zones that we
run are the 32 match up and 131. Though the system sounds complicated, it is
remarkable how easy it becomes for your players to remember. 55 minutes. 2013.
10.
Competitive Defensive Drills, Tommy Brown, Lee University (TN), 2008 NAIA
National Coach of the Year: Creating competitive defensive drills that
utilize communication in advantage and disadvantage situations, such as 1 on 1
to 4 on 6 team drills. Also drills for rebounding and fighting through screen
action to help toughen the defensive mentality of the team. 55 minutes. 2013.
11. Man to
Man Defense With a Lack of Height or Quickness, Tommy Brown, Lee University (TN), 2008 NAIA
National Coach of the Year: Learning to defend post players with greater
size and strength, Rebounding and defensive strategies against bigger opponents
are also included. Using angles to keep your man in front and how to lessen the
margin of error on the defensive end of the floor. 55 minutes. 2013.
12. Transition Defense: Defending Today’s Up Tempo
Game, Kevin Vande Streek, 2000 NCAA DIII National Champion: Such a big
part of today's game is the strategy of up-tempo, fast break and fast paced
offense. Players have a more diverse skill set than they used to and are
more athletic. Because of this Transition Defense needs to be a part of
our over-all coaching philosophy, our game plan, and therefore a part of our
daily practice plan. Coach Vande Streek talks about concepts for
transition defense and gives a framework, strategy, and drills for
how to get back quickly, take away the easy shot and move into a half
court defense seamlessly. 55 minutes. 2013.
13. Man to
Man Defense: Making Your Opponents Uncomfortable, Steve Bergman, Iowa City West
High School, 2013 and 2012 Undefeated Iowa High School State Champion: Iowa City
West has won 4 State Titles in Iowa’s large school class in the past 15 years
under Coach Bergman, 2nd most in Iowa history. For the past 23
seasons, Steve Bergman’s West High teams have been known for their great man to
man defense. Year after year they are one of the top 4A schools in Iowa
in FG% allowed. If you want your team to be hard to prepare for and a
team opponents dread to play, this video is for you. This video will
include Coach Bergman’s philosophy of defense, individual and team skill
breakdowns and all the drills needed for you to implement this defense with
your team. 80 minutes. 2013.