The Fusion Practice System will help you work on the six fundamental keys of Offense, Defense, Player Development, Competition, Conditioning and Communication in EVERY practice. In this extensive course, Coach Rick Torbett introduces, and then unpacks a whole new approach to practice construction and execution that gets away from the linear, compartmentalized approach most coaches are used to. Bonus, the Offense in this course is the Read & React.
A complete guide to tracking individual and team progress in shooting for your program. Critical to becoming a proficient shooting team that also allows you as a coach to have stats behind your decisions of who should be shooting the most in games. Includes PDF.
Gain insight into TJ Rosene's approach in an early-season practice. He talks about practices being fun, competitive, and measurable. Be sure to watch TJ's closing center circle comments to his team where he challenges their collective competitiveness and how they show up as teammates. There are some important team culture takeaways in how you as a coach will mold your players and program's culture. The opening and closing talks by TJ are where the teaching lies.
Sam Allen reviews wing ball screens with different reads. Here, you will see how to attack soft hedges, hard hedges and refusals. Reminder, in this video you will see on-air drills. Loading in live defenders would be the next progession here so your players can learn their way through experimenting and doing.
A package of drills from 1v1 all the way up to 5v5 to help your players master the Vise Defense.
The Shooting Ladder drill includes the elements of both speed and pressure that will translate directly from your workouts into a real game situation. Youโll feel more pressure
This drill allows you to work on feeding the post, shooting off post-ups and also getting perimeter shots. It also gives you ideas on how to maximize your court space and players.
Starting and finishing the play is critical. This is combo rebounding and finishing drill along that also incorporates outlet passing.
TJ Rosene shows you a screening drill he uses with his college team. This drill allows both the screener and cutter to both get shots. Coaches, reminder, even though you don't have defenders in this video, we encourage you to "load" (add) defenders for your drill and "live" work.
Good offenses make the extra pass to give up a good shot to get a great shot. This drill will help your players to develop the habits and mindset to help develop this concept within your offense.
This is a 4v5 into a 5v5 drill progression that allows your defense to work on scrambling, communicating and finishing vs a live offense.
This is 3v4 defensive drill that progresses into a 4v4 live defensive drill. This is a way of working on scrambling, communicating against stationary and then moving offensive playmakers.
Its important for post players to learn how to finish against closing defenders. This drill simulates drives and dump-offs.
