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Basketball Coaching Clinic Notes: World's Greatest Collection of Basketball Coaching Notes Volume 12 including NCAA Division I Playbook

Basketball Coaches,

Here is Volume 12 of the World's Greatest Collection of basketball coaching notes. There are 75 basketball coaching notes in here. I have included as a BONUS: NCAA Division 1 Playbook. Look at the example at the bottom of the webpage or in the ebook store for the NCAA Division I Playbook. This ebook is packed with tons of basketball coaching material and it included the NCAA Division I Playbook to boot.

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Here is what is in the ebook:

Basketball Coaching Clinic Notes: World’s Greatest Collection Vol. 12

2 on zero and Blood drills
2-1-2 modified flex offense
4 around 1 set plays
Bill Self: Kansas Ball Screen Offense
Bo Ryan: Man to Man defense
Bobby Gonzalez: Black – White Press
Brenda Frese: Maryland Offensive Sets
Davidson Play versus Kansas
Dick Bennett: Blocker – Mover Drills
Dick Bennett: Blocker – Mover offense
Don Meyer: Offensive Guard Play
Don Meyer: Post Development
Don Meyer: Clinic Notes
Doug Woodard: Bellevue West Press
Dribble Drive Motion Offense Options
Dribble Drive Motion Breakdown Drills
Geno Auriemma: Teaching the High Post Offense
Herb Welling: Dribble Drive Motion Offense Setup
Howard Garf: Clinic Notes
Hubie Brown: Thoughts
Jamie Dixon: Pitt 4 out / 1 in motion offense
Jerry Tarkanian: Unlv running game
Jim Morris: Iowa Western Sets
John Beilein: BCAM 2007
John Beilein: Two Guard Princeton Offensive system
John Brady: LSU Man offense
John Burns: Dribble Drive Motion Offense
John Chaney: Rover Zone
John Beilein: Notes about what he expects
Kevin Boyle: Half court dribble series
Kevin Eastman: Skill development
Lee Deforest: Winning with Princeton offense notes
Chris Lowery: Defensive Keys
Mike Kryzewski: Team Man Defense
Mike Rice: Half court pressure defense
NCAA Division I Playbook
Nike basketball coaching clinic: Springfield MA 2009
Nike Myrtle Beach 2009 notes
Paul Westhead: LMU Break notes
Phil Martelli: Notes
Point Zone Slides
Rick Majerus: Feeding the post
Rick Majerus: Utah defense 2000
Rick Pitino: Louisville half court set offense
Rick Pitino: Louisville Press Defense
Rick Majerus: Post Play
Sheri Coale: Motion Offense
Tex Winter: Chicago Bulls Triangle Offense
Tex Winter: Triangle Offense notes
The Gun Drills
Tod Kowalczyk: Attack on ball screen offense
Tom Asbury: K State man defense
Tom Izzo: Zone Sets
Tom Pecora: Hofstra dribbling workout
Tom Pecora: Hofstra Forward offseason workout
Tom Pecora: Guard offseason workout
Tom Pecora: Hofstra Package
Tom Pecora: Weakness Workout routine
Tom Pecora: Zone Defense Myrtle Beach 2009
Tubby Smith: Kentucky 1996 sets
UMKC Triangle offense
Vance Walberg: AAASA
Vance Walberg: Daily 45 drills
Vance Walberg: Implenting the dribble drive motion off.
Vance Walberg: Rocklin clinic notes
Vance Walberg: Transcosco Clinic notes
Vance Walberg: Tunica 2-2-1 Press notes
Vance Walberg: Full court press defense
Vance Walberg: Full court press notes (different)
Vance Walberg: Basketball Clinic notes (Rocklin different set)

Posted by Coach Peterman at 5:21 AM 1 comments

Wednesday, May 13, 2009

NBA Princeton Offense Playbook: Learn the Princeton Offense from the NBA

Coaches,

I want to introduce the newest eBook in the Basketball Secrets Unleashed: NBA Princeton Offense Playbook. It is a playbook comprised of NBA Princeton sets from the New Jersey Nets, Sacramento Kings, and Washington Wizards of the NBA. It isn't an ebook designed to "install the princeton offense". It has 103 sets that are run by these teams. It doesn't have the drills to run the Princeton Offense.

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Example Princeton Offense sets:

NBA Princeton Playbook

This NBA Princeton Playbook is a playbook designed from how the Princeton Offense is run in the NBA. All of the ideas came from teams that ran the Princeton offense. The plays came from the teams that has used the Princeton offense.

The Princeton Offense is known for strongly emphasizing the fundamentals of good shooting, passing, and back-door cuts. The offense takes a high level of basketball intelligence to run it. It is a five part play that takes fifteen seconds to run. The goal of the Princeton offense isn’t to run clock. The goal is to break down the defense, because of lack of discipline on defense. The Princeton off works against both man and zone defenses, and not just against man defense.

The NBA Princeton offense is different than typically run Princeton offenses. This playbook has typical NBA sets like post-up and pick-n-roll sets. It is the mixture of sets that help the NBA athletes along with the combination of Princeton principles that work on any level.

Second Example of Playbook:

Before the 2001 season, the New Jersey Nets were coming off a 26-56 losing season. They went from an East Coast Conference doormat to the NBA finals. They finished 13th in scoring in the NBA and had five starters averaging double figures.

Sports Illustrated: “The Princeton offense is old-style basketball. Dribble, pass and shoot. I always thought it's the way the game was supposed to be played."

The strength of the offense is about being unselfish and the fact that everyone touches the ball. You can tweak the offense as much as you want to tweak it, but it helps everyone succeed. It has a lot of movement and even if one player is scoring, the other four players play a huge role in helping that process.

The positions of the offense are two guards, two forwards, and a center. The guard and forward spots are interchangeable; the center is the only position that is not. The offense revolves around the center and he doesn’t have to be a low block scorer. In the Princeton offense, there are always counter attacks. If they take away one option then there is always another option.

Example of Princeton Playbook:

Washington Wizards head in 200l and put the Princeton offense in their attack. Here are the results from their scoring:

2003-04: 18th in the NBA in scoring (91.8 PPG)
2004-05: 6th in the NBA in scoring (100.5 PPG)
2005-06: 3rd in the NBA in scoring (101.7)

Table of Contents:

Half-court sets: 74 Plays
Early Offense: 5 Plays
Pick & Roll: 10 Plays
Post-Up sets: 14 Plays

Total: 103 Plays

I hope that you enjoy this playbook and you are able to use the Princeton offense for your team this season or just get a couple new ideas / wrinkles for your team.

Coach Peterman

Disclaimer: The eBook was not written by Pete Carril, Bryon Scott, or Eddie Jordan. I complied notes and video footage from the Sacramento Kings, New Jersey Nets, and Washington Wizards.

Posted by Coach Peterman at 1:45 PM 0 comments

Thursday, April 2, 2009

Basketball Secrets Unleashed: Dribble Drive Motion Offense "Entry Sets" playbook is now released.

Coaches,

I am releasing a new eBook in the Basketball Secrets Unleashed Series. The Dribble Drive Motion Offense "Entry Sets" playbook is now available to you. It has been a very long project that has taken over 4 years to accomplish. I was like you and loved the "AAASA" or Dribble Drive Motion Offense about 5 years ago. I have tape / dvd on DDM from High School, College, and NBA Teams that run DDM. This eBook is some of the earlier entry sets that I compiled from video, talking with DDM coaches, and just reading studying it.

I bet that you are saying... What do you mean "Entry Sets"? About three years ago, when DDM broke on the national scene thanks to the Memphis Tigers, I noticed something. I noticed that the really good teams were running sets into DDM. I started to ask around and got all the video and went to basketball clinics like you. Pepperdine, Memphis, Western Michigan, VMI, and UMASS this year were mainly running sets into DDM. I did notice a little bit of this trend at Fresno City College, but not as much as now.

I have all the dribble drive motion offense DVDs that are on the market. I have heard people tell me that you have to teach the penetration positions (drop, drag, and rack zone) spots, before you can teach defensive reads. That it is like running regular motion, you need to know the screens, before you can teach the cuts off the screens. They said that you need to know what to do on the drag zone drive, before I can worry about where the defender is. Of course, you have to buy these two DVDs to teach the spots, while you buy these two DVDs to teach the reads. Most coaches tell me that it is just too complex to learn.

Last year, I put out a Dribble Drive Motion Offense ebook and most coaches could piece everything together. Questions that I always heard where: I love the offense, but just wish that it wasn't so much free lance from the beginning. I wish that I could have some "structure" to it. Some of the more successful high school teams across the country started to run some sets with it. I really think that it helps pull the offense together.

I have compiled a little bit of my research from dozens of high school, AAU, Small College, NCAA Division 1, and NBA teams into these entry sets. I think that it will make things so less complication and will help to advance your team’s learning curve of Dribble Drive Motion Offense.

Example of Dribble Drive Motion Offense "Entry Sets" Playbook:

Here is the Table of Contents:

Entry Sets: 37 Plays
Drop Series: 8 Plays
Drag Series: 8 Plays
Cross Series: 9 Plays
Zone Series: 9 Plays

Total Combination of Entry Sets: 71 plays

Here is another example of the Dribble Drive Motion Offense "Entry Sets" Playbook:

Coaches,

I hope that you enjoy it. It was the biggest project that I have done in quite a while. This eBook is the younger days of DDM, because coaches can it or tweak it every year, but I think that you will enjoy what we have for you.

Coach Peterman

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Disclaimer: This eBook was not written by Vance Walberg or John Calipari. It was compiled from researching the Dribble Drive Motion Offense for several years. I have talked with tons of people that have offered insight into these entry sets.

Posted by Coach Peterman at 6:59 PM 0 comments

Thursday, March 12, 2009

Basketball Secrets Unleashed: "7 seconds or less" offensive playbook

Coaches,

Here is my newest eBook in the Basketball Secrets Unleashed Series: "7 seconds or less" offensive playbook. This offensive playbook consists of the secondary break, quick hitters, and half-court sets that have been developed by the Phoenix Suns and New York Knicks. It has a tremendous wealth of knowledge on how they would play the Run and Gun style that has been bought to Phoenix and New York.

You have to get your players to buy into this up-tempo style. Everyone loves to play up-tempo, but it takes getting your players into tremendous shape. This style of offense will be something that your players can buy into really quickly. It will be great for you, your players, and fans. Administrators want an up-tempo game, because they can sell it better to the fans.

This offensive system comes to New York after helping take the Phoenix Suns to four straight 50-plus win seasons and three Pacific Division Championships. This playbook is the high-octane offensive game that made the Suns one of the most dynamic and crowd-pleasing teams in recent NBA history.

After the Olympics, the Coach of Duke incorporated some of the NBA coach’s innovative offensive techniques to allow Duke to spread the floor and maximize the talent of its wing players, most notably Gerald Henderson and Kyle Singler. You will be able to see this Duke Offense during the next several weeks of March Madness.

SI.com’s Jack McCallum writes that Mike D'Antoni is “the man credited with reinvigorating fast-break basketball in a league gone stale.”

Here is an example of the "7 seconds or less" offensive playbook:

Another Example of "7 seconds or less" offensive playbook:

Coaches,

This playbook has 104 plays in it and is 168 pages long. I hope that you enjoy this eBook and understand that this is an extremely up-tempo game and a style of play that could take your team to the next level. I hope that you enjoy.

Coach Peterman

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Posted by Coach Peterman at 4:44 AM 1 comments

Wednesday, February 25, 2009

Basketball Secrets Unleashed: "Temple Match-up Zone" Defense Ebook

Coaches,

I have another new eBook to release to you tonight. It is the Temple Match-up Zone Defense eBook. It has been a progress in work for the last three years and it was totally completed tonight. I have watched more than 100 hours of footage on the Temple Match-up Zone Defense. I have talked with former assistant coaches and players from Temple and compiled my notes into a eBook that is the only one on the market. You can't find this information anywhere else. I took me over 40 hours to just put this eBook together and assemble it.

If you don't know much about Matchup zones then here you go. It is the "knuckleball of defenses". You don't see many people run a matchup zone all game so it is totally hard to prepare for it. Temple University's basketball team use to spend at least sixty percent or more of practice on the zone and the rest on offense. Temple's team in the NCAA Tournament were the ones that opponents feared to face since it was so unique.

Here are the contents of this eBook:

Here are some reasons to run it:

1. There are no holes in a match-up zone defense
2. There is a greater awareness on help and ballside defense.
3. Constant Ball Pressure will reap benefits.
4. Zone doesn't equal "rest".
5. Time is on my side
6. Teams never see it on a regular basis so it is hard to simulate in practice.
7. It reaps havoc on post players.

Sample page of the eBook:

I think that you will totally enjoy this eBook on the match-up defense.

Coach Peterman

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Posted by Coach Peterman at 8:02 PM 0 comments

Monday, February 23, 2009

New basketball coaching eBooks: NCAA Division 1 Playbook

Coaches,

I want to release my newest ebook. It is named NCAA Division 1 Playbook. This playbook was compiled over the last two years from a NCAA Division 1 coach that has been to over 15 NCAA Tournaments as an assistant and head coach. He has had 20 plus wins each year as a head coach in a major conference. He has had over 10 former players playing or have played in the NBA.

It is a NBA Style playbook that is designed with set plays to take advantage of all five positions. It has been used over the past several years and tweaked each year. They are using it this year also. It has 7 chapters to it and 66 plays including half court sets, quick hitters, slobs, and blobs.

It took over 45 hours to put together. I hope that you enjoy it as much as my team did.

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Coach Peterman

PS: Here is a sample page of one of the half-court sets.