Full Court Press Bundle

Current UTEP Head Coach Joe Golding and Abeline Christian Head Coach Brette Tanner give you a peek into the defensive system responsible for winning the Southland Conference along with taking down Texas in the first round of the 2021 NCAA Tournament.  Coach Tanner shares the "why: of their pressure system, how their culture is built on the foundation of playing hard, along with the core defensive drills from 1-1 all the way up to 4-4 to build a team defense built on intense ball pressure, quick rotations, and communication on the floor.

SHSU coach Ravon Justice presents her system for building defensive toughness in this clinic presenation.  Coach Justice shares her philosophy, along with drills such as 1-1 and 2-2 to build individual defensive skills.  Coach Justice also goes into her run and jump trapping system, along with a complimentary 1-2-2 zone trap.

In this course, Coach Eddie Andrist presents his "Creating A Full-Court Defensive Pressure Culture" class. Coach Andrist speaks on why his teams use the Run and Jump, and why turning practice into "chaos" has been beneficial to his program. Coach Andrist breaks down how he implements their Run and Jump pressure and the drills they use in practice to sharpen their system.

• A 1-2-2 3/4-court press, the two biggest guys are at the back, the best athlete is at the top, the next two guys are on the wings. They line up in a 1-2-2 but then do different things (they have calls for each).
• Trap, go back man-to-man.
• Fake trap, match-up man-to-man.
• Fake trap in the (opposition) backcourt, match up, trap over halfcourt on a sideline (halfcourt blitz).
• Press to create turnovers, shorten the shot clock, create energy for their guys
• always want an aggressive mindset, and in time and score situations
• slow up a team that is trying to get a quick shot. They want to press (get traps, deflections, steals, dives from behind), but not give up 3s.