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with Dan Werner, Northwestern State Offensive Coordinator, former University of Miami (3X National Championships) and Ole Miss Offensive Coordinator
Coach Werner, who has tutored Miami Hurricane QB greats like Torretta, Walsh, Erickson, and Dorsey and has experienced coaching at the JHS and HS level as well, teaches everything about the quarterback's job of delivering the football.
He explains the proper lower body position, grip, and throwing motion by demonstrating each phase step-by-step. This quarterback video covers quarterback footwork for the three, five, and big-five drops using the drive, speed, and set-up steps. Werner explains how to effectively fake and use the play action. He also teaches how to read the defense before, during, and after the snap and progressions through those reads to make good decisions.
Game clips are used to enhance the understanding of how the essential fundamentals apply to every situation of being a quarterback in control.
with Danalee Bragado-Corso, USA Junior Beach National Volleyball Team Coach
Did you know that volleyball players spend over 95% of their time away from the ball? This makes footwork and court awareness paramount for success! As a player, Coach Danalee Bragado-Corso developed her own unique system for volleyball footwork training. In this sand court presentation from the 2008 AVCA convention Bragado-Corso shares this training system along with invaluable strategies for the volleyball sand game. Her volleyball footwork instruction focuses on patterns for defending a variety of shots including cut shot, deep angle shot, high line shot and short over shot, along with volleyball drills to reinforce proper footwork positioning. Coach Bragado-Corso shows a simple method for dividing the court into strategic defensive positions. Her block call signal strategies along with verbal communication strategies are imperative in the beach volleyball game. Bragado-Corso's teaching style is simple and very effective with exceptional verbal cues for each movement.
with Coach John Dunning, Stanford University Volleyball Head Coach; 2004 & 2001 NCAA Volleyball Champs; former University of Pacific Head Volleyball Coach, 1985 & 1986 NCAA Champions
Coach John Dunning believes that the cornerstone of great volleyball lies in the development of the skills of passing and defense. In this volleyball video, Coach Dunning begins by sharing the characteristics for great passing before moving into skill development areas that span ability levels from basic through advanced. In this volleyball video, he covers set-up and ready position, strike zone and early platform establishment. Throughout this excellent volleyball video, Dunning interjects with coaching tips and volleyball drills that incorporate communication, movement and court spacing, while emphasizing the need to maintain a consistent form as the game pace increases. In the Part 2 video: Digging, Dunning begins with individual body posture and positioning for readiness to run to the ball. He shares his tips in this volleyball video for body control and how to cushion hard hit balls, and then adds motion drills for high and low digs followed by lateral movement drills to dig. Coach Dunning moves next to on-court applications, bringing game speed to the volleyball skills. He utilizes a two-digger volleyball drill and defines the roles for positioning. In the final segment of this volleyball video, "Attitude of a Champion," Coach Dunning shares an all out volleyball drill that challenges a defender's will to get to the ball. Concluding this segment of this volleyball video is a montage of game footage highlights of aggressive digging. Throughout the video presentation, Coach Dunning calls upon Stanford All-American Bryn Kehoe to share her thoughts and invaluable insights from a player's perspective.
with Scott Stricklin, Kent State University Head Coach; former Georgia Tech Assistant Coach
Coach Scott Stricklin brings his wealth of knowledge on catching in this comprehensive baseball DVD. Coach Stricklin discusses four key areas of catching - the setup, proper receiving, blocking pitches and proper throwing. He provides comprehensive instruction on the set up including primary and secondary stances, signal calling, proper body and hand position to receive the baseball and hiding signals. In the receiving section, Stricklin details the four keys to properly receive or frame the ball to make each pitch look as good as possible. In the blocking section, Stricklin covers the ideal position for the glove, arms, chest, head and feet to block pitches. In the throwing section, Stricklin demonstrates the proper techniques to develop quick hands and feet, the crucial techniques to improve a catcher's throwing ability. Over 15 drills are demonstrated to help fine tune these techniques. This former two tape set brings all the techniques and drills to develop an All-Star catcher onto one baseball DVD.
with Coach John Dunning, Stanford University Head Volleyball Coach; 2004 & 2001 NCAA Volleyball Champs; former University of Pacific Head Volleyball Coach, 1985 & 1986 NCAA Volleyball Champions
In this informative volleyball video, legendary coach John Dunning presents the point scoring areas in volleyball: Attacking, Serving and Blocking. All topics are presented in this video, from the foundational volleyball basics and progress through advanced tactics. In the Part 1 video, Attacking, coach Dunning shares technical and tactical goals for successful attacking. Coach Dunning implements a series of technique volleyball drills on the box without the jump, teaching foundations of rotation and body before progressing to the approach. In the volleyball video, He details the approach without the ball followed by approaches with hitting. Throughout the volleyball drills, Coach Dunning offers invaluable insights for footwork, planting, location and landing. Next, Coach Dunning moves into hitting situations and sets including quick set and hits. In the Part 2 video, Serving, Dunning shares technique, strategies and ability-based progressions for the standing float serve, jump float, jump spin, short serve and deep court serve. In Part 3 of the volleyball video, Blocking, Coach Dunning's basic volleyball blocking video instruction begins with one on ball focusing on proper volleyball blocking technique. Next in the volleyball blocking video, is partner blocking that necessitates court awareness, location, communication and read of the hitter. Volleyball Blocking Drills and strategies included in this section include box drills, movement blocking, jump blocking and soft blocking. To further enhance each skill area, in this volleyball blocking video, you will hear insightful dialog from the volleyball team players and see game footage of each skill area.
with John Dunning, Head Volleyball Coach, Head Volleyball Coach Stanford University, 2004 & 2001 NCAA Volleyball Champs; former University of Pacific Head Volleyball Coach, 1985 & 1986 NCAA Volleyball Champions
This excellent volleyball video is the most comprehensive personalized volleyball instruction available and a must for improving your game! Coach Dunning approaches hitting from the basics while always keeping an eye on more advanced skills in this video. Coach Dunning begins with an explanation of some of the attributes to effective hitting: Vision, Ball Speed, Ball Control, Attitude, Becoming a student of the Game, and Hitting Off-line. He then proceeds to lead you towards these skills by beginning with the basics and moving towards the more complex skills in this volleyball video, all with the goal of power, precision, and injury prevention! Dunning shares sequential individual ball control progressions in each of the eight different parts of the video. The eight parts of this volleyball video are: Part 1: Topspin and Ball Control, Part 2: Placement Hitting and Accuracy, Part 3: Sets and Timing, Part 4: Focus on Landing, Part 5: Offensive Strategy and Off-Direction, Part 6: One-Legged Attacking, Part 7: Training for Right and Left Handed Players, and Part 8: Drills for Hitting Control.
This baseball video DVD is based on the same drills featured at Baseball World s Training Center in Orlando, Fla. These drills focus on five areas to make your team stronger. Those areas include: Arm Strength, running speed, practice organization, infield/outfield skills and quickness/agility. 1990. 47 minutes.
with volleyball coaching legend Dave Shoji; 4x National Volleyball Champion, 9x WAC Volleyball Coach of the Year
Every volleyball rally starts with a pass, and the best pass gives the setter several options. Volleyball coaching legend Dave Shoji explains the techniques he uses to teach his players to make the best possible pass in this excellent volleyball video; first, he breaks down the ready position, and then he demonstrates the proper hand position, forearm and elbow position and the proper stance to perform a simple pass. The most effective footwork for several movement patterns is explained in this video, and demonstrated with related volleyball drills. Finally, in the video, Coach Shoji explains the floor responsibilities for the four-and two-man formation and the importance of communication between players to maximize the effectiveness of these formations. All volleyball techniques are explained and demonstrated in live volleyball drill settings.
with Todd Howard, UCLA Defensive Line Coach, former Assistant Defensive Line Coach for the Jacksonville Jaguars, former All-American Linebacker (Texas A&M)
In their 2007 campaign, the Bruins fielded a Top 20 defense in nearly every statistical category including #3 in the nation in third down conversion. Coach Howard breaks down practice footage and game footage of the UCLA defensive line, and discusses tips & techniques that will help you create disruptions in your opponent's passing game. Coach Howard teaches five types of ball disruptions and shows how keeping stats on these disruptions can help you in determining the strengths and weaknesses of your of your pass rush game. To train his athletes, Howard uses four disruption drills and twelve hand-to-hand combat drills. He highlights key points for each drill and shows them being run in a UCLA practice. Howard also shows his "Altered Passes" and "Sacks" highlights to demonstrate how this drill work pays off in game situations. Throughout the DVD, Howard explains and demonstrates tips & techniques to get your d-line to the quarterback and what to do once they get there. He shares eight rules for rushing the passer and discusses three different kinds of rushes with counters for each. With the popularity of the spread and other passing offenses, this video is invaluable in helping your team create more sacks & incomplete passes.
with Missy Meharg, University of Maryland Head Coach; 2008 National Champions; 7X National Coach of the Year; 5X NCAA Championship Coach
Missy Meharg presents an excellent overview of how her practice sessions translate into success on the game field. Coach Meharg discusses the value of practice session competition and what it can contribute toward confidence, increasing the intensity of practice sessions, and creating an environment of competition that fosters quality, teamwork, and unity. She breaks the video into four sections; skills, warm-up games, even number competitions, and "Competition Day," (a competitive confidence building practice the day before a competition). She outlines several drills in each section that are useable for teams at any level and also suggests drills that will inspire countless variations for teams at any level. Teach your team "How to Battle" before they take the field.
with Mark Carlson, Cedar Rapids Roughriders (USHL) Head Coach; 2005 Clark Cup Champions; 2x U.S. Junior Select Team Head Coach ('08 and '09), Back-to-Back World Junior A Challenge Champions ('08 and '09); 2008-09 United States Olympic Committee Development Coach of the Year
Puck Possession has become a predominant topic in hockey due to rule changes that greatly restrict players' ability to slow the game. To succeed, teams must put an emphasis on speeding the play.
Mark Carlson, the USHL's Coach of the Year in 2004-05, shares hockey drills and strategies that enhance speed and put a premium on gaining more puck possessions. Coach Carlson feels that there are three keys to puck possession: positioning, support and work ethic and these keys are prominent in the drills that he presents. Each drill and drill variation is diagrammed on a marker board before an on-ice demonstration. Carlson also shares work ethic intangibles for assisting your team to value puck possession, both individually and as a team.
with Bill Tierney, University of Denver Head Coach; over 270 career victories; former Head Men's Lacrosse Coach, Princeton University; 6-time NCAA Championship Coach, 14-time Ivy League Champion;
member of the U.S. Lacrosse Hall of Fame ('02)
and Trevor Tierney, former goalie for Team USA, he is the only goalie in the history of the game to win a National Championship (1998, 2001 in college at Princeton University), a World Championsip (for Team USA 2002), and a MLL Championship (2005 with the Baltimore Bayhawks).
In Tierney Lacrosse: Defensive Foundation you will be given the fundamental keys to unlocking your full potential as a lacrosse player. As Coach T will explain, you cannot become a star defenseman until you master the basics of the game. In this DVD, Tierney will personally take you through catching, passing, cradling, scooping, shooting and individual defense. While you may have learned how to do all these basic skills already, this is your opportunity to see how the best coach in the game teaches them. Let Coach T give you his deep insights into each of these fundamental skills, along with some key drills, and build a solid base towards becoming a champion.
Finally, wrestling DVD that features games and drills for those who coach elementary-level wrestlers! Townsend Saunders demonstrates over 10 wrestling drills and games that are designed to create a fast-paced practice that will help develop proper technique while keeping the practice atmosphere fun. Saunders divides this instructional DVD into four parts: Warm-up, Drills, Games, and Live Wrestling. Each segment features elementary-aged wrestlers demonstrating technique during a live practice. The drills cover technique for singles, doubles, duck unders and more. The games include Sharks and Minnows, Queen Bee, Knot Pull and more. These games and drills have been proven effective in keeping young wrestler's attention, while building strong fundamentals.
with Richard Quick, former Auburn University Head Men's and Women's Swim Coach; former Stanford University Head Women's Swimming Coach, 12 NCAA Team Championships, 5X NCAA "Coach of the Year"
Coach Richard Quick feels that a key component to becoming a champion butterflier is getting the body into a "plank-like" position. This position ultimately allows the tightest possible line of motion to assure that the energy of the stroke is focused forward rather than up and down. Coach Quick teaches the proper arm movement of the stroke beginning with the recovery, followed by the hand entry and pull phase of the stroke. Through an excellent drill series, demonstrated by Quick's young demonstrators, he shows how to add undulation to the stroke and incorporates the dolphin kick for timing and rhythm. Today's champions swim a tight, forward-focused butterfly and Richard Quick's unique drills series will have you swimming like a champion in no time.
