Jodi Steyer - Post Development & Quick Hitters to Win on the Block
by Iowa Basketball Coaches Association
Description
If your post players are drifting out to the block and losing their advantage, this course fixes that. Built from years of Division I coaching experience, it breaks down a complete system for post play and half-court offense, covering the exact footwork, timing, and teaching progressions that turn post touches into easy baskets, along with a full set of quick-hit plays like bury actions, disguised rub screens, ice calls for isolating a strong post scorer, and the stack-overload action that breaks down defensive rotations.
It’s a detail-rich, practical system built and refined at the Division I level, one that any coach can plug directly into their own practice plan to get post players scoring with confidence instead of hesitation.
Enroll now to get full access to this clinic and start turning post touches into easy baskets for your team.
Lessons
The Coach
Jodi Steyer is a retired women’s college basketball coach who spent more than 30 years working alongside Bill Fennelly, first at Toledo and then at Iowa State. She is known for player development, particularly the post game, and she continues to support youth coaching through clinics and speaking engagements.
Steyer began her coaching career at Toledo in 1989 and worked primarily with the post players. The Rockets won five MAC championships and went 141-45 during her years with Fennelly. When Fennelly left for Iowa State, she stayed on and led Toledo to a 25-6 record and an NCAA Tournament berth in 1996. She rejoined Fennelly at Iowa State in 2002 and became associate head coach in 2012. Over 24 seasons, the Cyclones reached the Elite Eight in 2009, the Sweet 16 in 2010 and 2022, and earned a 2020 win over second-ranked Baylor. She helped develop standout players including Bridget Carleton, Ashley Joens, Emily Ryan, Addy Brown and Alison Lacey. She retired in April 2026 to focus on her family.
Steyer’s coaching approach emphasizes competitive, high-repetition drills that add defenders and decisions, strong communication, and clear roles for players. She encourages coaches to take their teams to college practices, to stay involved with injured players, and to keep showing players they care.
A native of Burlington, Wisconsin, Steyer was a four-year starter at Colorado State and finished as the program’s all-time leading scorer with 1,598 points. She earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration and marketing from Colorado State in 1989. She and her husband, Ed, have two children.
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This Course Includes
| 24 hours on-demand video |
| Streaming from mobile and TV |
| Lifetime access |
| Certificate of completion |
| 100% money back guarantee |
Course Info
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| Caterory: | Basketball/Post Play |
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| Videos: | 7 |
