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Transition is a continuous 3 on 3 drill that’s fun and challenging, with two teams competing against each other, while focusing on the Dribble Drive Break/Sideline Break and defensive transition. The drill continues the work started in the Scramble 11 … Continue reading →

The “Blood” drills are the essence of teaching the offense. This is a simple breakdown of the principles of the offense. It’s fast paced drills to also help in conditioning. The drills can be anything from Blood 11: Pure player … Continue reading →

As a lot of people all over the world has to stay home, we may have a little more time to study basketball. The new combined man and zone offense e-book offer gives you more than 220 pages of PDF-basketball … Continue reading →

Wow, the book on the Dribble Drive Offense has been published in Japan! About six years ago someone approached me wanting to publish the book in Japan and bought the rights to do so. And then nothing happened, so I … Continue reading →

This is a fast paced drill that involves shooting, boxing out and quick decisions – on top of the full court attack skills of the Dribble Drive. I really like it because it incorporates all of the dribble drive skills … Continue reading →

Fellow coaches, We talk a lot about offenses, shooting and other technical things about basketball. Tonight I was reminded what basketball is (also) all about: Heart and love. In the terrorist attacks in Copenhagen over the weekend we lost a … Continue reading →

Today i went to a coaching clinic with Nenad Trunic who is heavily involved with the Serbian youth National Team program. The clinic is on building a defense from 1-on-1 to 4-on-4 and I think it’s really worth seeing. I … Continue reading →

It’s the summertime, at least in the Northern Hemisphere, and it looks like a lot of coaches are busy with basketball even if it’s the off season. We are obviously getting orders from AAU coaches who are looking to spice … Continue reading →

For a long time I’ve been a huge fan of the way Dave Smart of Carleton University in Canada does things. He’s one of the smartest (no pun intended) and most demanding coaches around – and he is really big … Continue reading →

This is a pretty old video I’d forgotten all about. It’s from the first year we ran the Dribble Drive, when I was in England. We were playing undefeated Leeds Carnegie, in probably the most perfect game any of my … Continue reading →