Wednesday, October 26, 2011

Mike Jones & Alan Stein: All Access DeMatha Catholic High School Basketball Practice (DVD)

Mike Jones & Alan Stein: All Access DeMatha Catholic High School Basketball Practice (DVD) Review



Mike Jones & Alan Stein: All Access DeMatha Catholic High School Basketball Practice (DVD) Feature

  • Get an inside look at one of the top High School Programs
  • Learn how to institute a pressure offensive and defensive philosophy to attack any team
  • Institute strength and conditioning drills from one of the nations best conditioning coaches
  • Gain insight into the innovative 1-3-1 Lane Zone Defense
featuring Mike Jones, DeMatha Catholic High School Head Coach; with Alan Stein, DeMatha High School Head Strength & Conditioning coach Mike Jones and Alan Stein bring to you an all access look at the DeMatha basketball program. Coach Jones, a former DeMatha player and assistant coach under basketball Hall of Famer Morgan Wootten, shows why DeMatha is one of the top high school basketball programs in the nation. Warm-Ups Alan Stein takes the players through their daily pre-practice warm-up exercises on the court. The warm-up drills incorporate basketball specific movements and include a series of dynamic flexibility exercises to prepare players for the cutting, jumping and landing that basketball practices and games require. Drills Add accountability and competitiveness to every drill you do! With this philosophy at the forefront, Coach Jones starts practice with aggressive full court drills that include a time goal for accountability. To teach his pressure defensive philosophy, Jones uses transition defense drills, half court star close outs, and K-State defensive drills to get his players to think and react in the correct movements and rotations on defense. Within all of his drills he wants to have perfect execution mentally and physically as well as sharp cuts, passes and correct basketball movement. Offense Coach Jones reveals his philosophy on how to attack half court and full court man-to-man defense, his zone offenses against a 2-3 zone and a 1-3-1 zone and special situation baseline out of bounds plays and side line out of bounds plays. Jones likes to use a lot of ball screens and back screens to put the defense into a disadvantage and get great angles to look at high/low entries into the post. He also believes in using motion continuity principles that include back screens and flex cuts to get quick scoring lay-ups. 334 minutes. (3 DVDs). 2011.


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