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How to Score in the Post is a course for players and coaches designed to give drills and teaching points.
Watch what the best Post Players do and how they score.
Being on a good team, having a good point guard and being in the right system are all critical.
But here is what the best Post Players do:
They run the floor.
They go with simple moves.
They get position.You want to score more points, get more playing time and be a valuable contributor to your team?
Learn How to Score in the Post.
We will show how you can be that player who is on other teams scouting report, your teammates will get you the ball, and your coach will want you on the floor.
How to Score in the Post is your next step toward being the player you want to be
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Coach Orlando Early demonstrates several skills and drills any post player will need to be successful at any level of play. Among the topics covered are: the Mikan drill, reverse Mikan drill, jump hooks (right and left hands), offensive and defensive rebounding drills, the power lay-in series, shot fakes, offensive post play, drop step, inside pivot, side post, high post and inside screen. This is a great workout that will help post players dramatically improve their skills near the basket.
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Former NBA forward-center for the Trail Blazers and Golden State Warriors, Jermaine O'Neal shares his secrets to dominate in the paint in this basketball coaching course. Take your game to the next level with this position-specific set of drills and techniques for big men.
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Have you ever struggled with getting the most out of your Post Players? Not sure how to help them learn how to get open, defend and score?
I’ve been there. Playing for the legendary Don Meyer and alongside an All American Post Player and MVP of the National Tournament gave me a base, but I knew I had a lot to learn.
I couldn’t just rely on using drills we used as a player or what I thought worked. I had to dig deeper.
Quickly I found out what Post Players needed.
Successful Repeated Repetitions under Game Conditions.
I had to make sure they did whatever the drill over and over successfully.
And then do the drill quickly.
Once I started this process of successful repetitions and going game speed, my players started showing steady improvement
I changed from just checking the box when doing Post Play Drills to being intentional and it showed. Now instead of having players go through a drill to say we did the drill, we made sure they did it correctly and at a quick pace.
When I watch a team practice or someone working with a Post Player the most common mistake I see is allowing a player to slide through a drill.
Not concentrating on the footwork to get open, catching with two hands, chinning the ball, playing with knees bent and following every missed shot with a put back on the offensive end.
Here is a series of drills for you to use with your Post Players.
Make sure they do the drill correctly and then make sure they are going a high rate of speed.
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If your team dominates post play, you dictate the game. Coach Severns walks you through 25 videos touching on every aspect of post play. From post moves, the mid-post footwork, pinch post action as well as footwork out of the box.
Attention to detail is key in this series. You'll be "on the court" with him to see how this core skill should be executed.
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Learn and master the essential skills that every post player needs to know in order to be successful. This 82-minute video features expert instruction from veteran coach Dave Loos. Among the topics covered are: Strength and Conditioning, Big Man Everyday Drills, Rebounding Drills, Getting Open, Low Post Moves, High Post Moves, Screening Situations, Passing and Shooting Drills. This comprehensive DVD contains everything you need to develop a dominant post player!
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No other position can change the game like a great post player. In this informative video, Coach Tom Asbury will demonstrate how to develop highly skilled post players. Among the topics covered are: field goal percentage defense, the five key elements of defense, show and recover, help and recover, chug and recover, the eight point deny drill, denying the ball, how to closeout and contest shots, boxing out, post defense, 2 on 2 defense and defense against a variety of screens. A great resource for any coach or player seeking to dominate in the post position!
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A sign in the men's basketball locker room at Xavier University reads, "The only good pass......is caught." As a coach who's always valued the teaching of fundamentals in order to limit turnovers, I've never forgotten that sign. If you want to have a great post presence in your offense, you'll need to teach your team the best methods to pass that ball inside. Feeding the post doesn't need to be difficult. During my time at Valparaiso University our team had tremendous success with our post game. Now, in Feeding the Post, I'm showing the passing techniques and teaching progression I've used for years; the same techniques that led to our team being ranked 11th nationally in fewest turnovers per game! Replete with teaching points on screen and college game clips to show examples and non-examples, this film is sure to give you a number of drills and techniques to effectively teach your team to pass the ball inside for those high-percentage scoring opportunities you want...and need!
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Dr. Hal Wissel's Basketball Shooting: Post Moves and Drills is a great course for players and coaches. Players will learn post-up scoring moves and coaches will learn to teach players post-up moves and drills. Coach Hal Wissel starts by teaching players how to make their strong hand and weak hand hook shot automatic with a series of hook shooting lead-up drills including the hook shot warm-up, hook shot warm-up with crossover step and the alternate hand hook drill.
With detailed instruction and demonstration, Coach Wissel teaches techniques that will improve a player's ability to score in the low post using post-up moves without a dribble and post-up counter moves with one dribble. Low post moves and drills include the drop step baseline power move and the drop step middle hook. Front turn baseline moves include the shot fake bank jump shot, the crossover middle hook and the counter spin back power move. Progression includes the read and react drill to post defense.
Coach Wissel advances to teaching moves and drills from the pinch post. Detailed pinch post (elbow) moves and drills that are taught include the shot fake jump shot, crossover step drive, back crossover drive and hook, step-back jump shot, step-through leaner, crossover step drive bank jump shot and step-back jump shot off the dribble. Coach Wissel teaches players how to create space away from the defender when driving to the strong-hand side and weak-hand side. Points of emphasis include picking the ball up off the dribble in balance and with correct hand position on drives. Players learn to use the jump stop and crossover dribble when driving to their weak-side. Players are shown how to finish their drive with a jump shot, leaner, hook, reverse lay-up or power move.
Next, Coach Wissel teaches scoring from the midpoint and off a pick and pop to the corner with detailed moves and drills including the shot fake front turn one dribble middle hook and drive baseline reverse lay-up. Also included in this course is the one versus two read and react drill.
Basketball Shooting: Post Moves and Drills is the third course in the 3 part series that includes Basketball Shooting: Make Your Shot Automatic and Basketball Shooting: Creating Your Shot Off the Dribble. This 3-part series shows players and coaches how Coach Wissel integrates breakthrough mental and mechanical techniques to improve shooting and scoring skills. -
Coach Tim Springer is one of the country’s preeminent player development coaches. He has gained a reputation in the highest level of basketball as being the go-to guy for taking potential stars and turning them into the type of post players that intimidate opponents and win championships.
If you have undeveloped talent on the post, this book by Coach Springer may just be the key into turning your post player into the dominating force that you can build a team around.
The full post player development regiment utilized by Coach Springer to develop several Division 1 NCAA All-Americans and players in the NBA, WNBA, and internationally
The book provides the drills, workouts, and theories necessary to turn your post players into the foundation of your team