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Transition Defense with Zone Principles Drill
NEW TRAINING VIDEO by Jim Myers!

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with Jim Myers,
former Barneveld High School (WI) Head Coach;
2017 WIAA Division 5 State Champions;
6x WIAA Girls State Champion;
all-time winningest girls' basketball coach in Wisconsin

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Rules for Match-Up Zone Defense

In the interest of keeping the defense simple enough for the players to execute, Coach Myers presents three important rules that must be followed at all times:

• Players must be in a stance.
• Players must have high, active hands.
• Players must talk.

When guarding an offense, the defense matches the front of the offense and the on-ball defender must be able to contain for at least two dribbles. The defense is also designed to prevent ball reversal with gap help that must show early.

Finally, man-to-man defense principles are added with emphasis on the following rules that are applied to the match-up zone defense:

• Switch all screens.
• Follow all cutters.
• Help on the post..

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Ejercicio de defensa con Principios de Zona
NUEVO VÍDEO de ENTRENAMIENTO por Jim Myers!

con Jim Myers, ex-Entrenador Principal de Barneveld High School (WI);
2017 Campeones Estatales de la WIAA División 5;
6x Campeón del Eestado Femenino de WIAA;
el entrenador de baloncesto femenino más ganador
de todos los tiempos en Wisconsin

• Sobre este Nuevo (27/12/2018) Video de Entrenamiento
Reglas para la Defensa de la Zona de Emparejamiento

Con el fin de mantener la defensa lo suficientemente simple para que los jugadores la ejecuten, el Entrenador Myers presenta tres reglas importantes que deben seguirse en todo momento:

• Los jugadores deben estar en posición de defensa.
• Los jugadores deben tener manos altas y activas.
• Los jugadores deben hablar.

Al protegerse de un ataque, la defensa coincide con la parte frontal del ataque y el defensor sobre el balón debe poder contener al menos dos botes. La defensa también está diseñada para evitar la inversión del balón con ayuda de espacio que debe mostrarse temprano.

Finalmente, los principios de defensa de hombre a hombre se agregan con énfasis en las siguientes reglas que se aplican a la defensa de zona de emparejamiento:

• Cambio en todas las pantallas.
• Seguir a todos los cortadores.
• Ayuda en el poste ..

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Basketball Statistics Referred Concepts:
About the Created Field Goal Percentage - The Goal Percentage without Assists

Field goal percentage in basketball is the ratio of field goals made to field goals attempted. Its abbreviation is FG%.
Three-point field goals are included in this percentage. Instead of using scales of 0 to 100%, the scale .000 to 1.000 is commonly used.
A higher field goal percentage denotes higher efficiency.

In basketball, a FG% of .500 (50%) or above is considered a good percentage, although this criterion does not apply equally to all positions. Guards usually have lower FG% than forwards and centers.

Field goal percentage does not completely tell the skill of a player, but a low field goal percentage can indicate a poor offensive player or a player who takes many difficult shots.

Photograph: by C. Gottlieb from Caribbean Life News

The cFG% ( created Field Goal Percentage ) is a stat applied by the eBA Basketball Statistics Analysis System which has the same formula as the FG% ( click here to this topic ) except that only field goals which are unassisted and which occur at least 5 seconds after an offensive rebound are counted.

The Created FG% is an attempt to measure how well a player can create his own shot without the benefit of those situations. Therefore, when we make the calculation of this statistic, assisted shots and shots from offensive rebounds are not counted. The whole fundamental of this statistics is just being discussed in the eBA 2012 Clinic's live chat.

( Excerpts from my Exposition at the sill concluded eBA Clinics:
"The Basketball Field Goals Analysis and Statistical Tracking" )

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Basketball Statistics Tracking Referred Questions:
About the Excessive Swinging of the Elbows & Statistics...

"... Team is up by 3 with ball control at the end of 4th. quarter, running the clock out waiting for the defensive foul to stop the clock.

Player with the ball, close defender two handed mildly pushed him and the ball-handler, trying to protect the ball, swings his elbows not in an aggressive way but in a defensive way.

The referee blew the whistle and said no foul but it is a turnover against the ball-handler for "excessive swinging of the elbows".

"Swinging elbows" Turnover is a real rule or an official error ? Forced or Unforced ? What is the statistics ruling according with the eBA Basketball Statistics Analysis System ? ..."

Basketball Rule Statement:
"A player shall not excessively swing his/her arms or elbows even without contacting an opponent."

The rules penalty was changed to a violation from a technical foul in order to encourage it's being called more.

Basketball Rule Interpretation: Throw-in for the opponents

eBA Basketball Statistical Tracking: Forced ( by the opponent's aggressive defense ) Turnover against the ball-handler and Forced Steal in favour of the close defender.

See in our forums the 'basketball turnovers' topics and the exposition "Basketball Turnovers Analysis" at eBA ONLINE.

All the terms in this post are widely explained at The eBA Basketball Encyclopedia.

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Basketball Traveling

"...Is it a 'Travelling' case ?

What´s the rule and how the eBA Basketball Statistics Analysis System analyze & track these plays ? ..."

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Basketball Training Courses & Videos
'2-on-2 Closeout' Drill
NEW TRAINING VIDEO by Brian Dutcher!

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with Brian Dutcher,
San Diego State University Head Coach;
long-time assistant coach to Steve Fisher (Michigan & SDSU);
1989 National Championship at Michigan;
lead recruiter for the "Fab 5" at Michigan;
back-to-back D-I National Runners-Up (1992, 1993);
2x Sweet Sixteen appearances at SDSU (2011, 2014);
10x Mountain West Champions

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Closeouts and Weak-Side Positioning

Coach Dutcher shows in this training video how to build your defense from closeouts, to weak-side positioning, post defense, double teaming, ball screen defense and more. You'll have everything you need to create a dominant defensive system!

One of the most important aspects of a great defense is the closeout. Coach Dutcher shows three drills to teach technique and weak-side positioning through closeout drills that build from 1-on-1 to 2-on-2. The "Top and Bottom I" drill works on seeing the ball from the weak-side, helping on dribble penetration, and recovering with a good fundamental closeout in a 2-on-2 set up.

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Ejercicio de 'Cierre 2-contra-2'
NUEVO VÍDEO de ENTRENAMIENTO por Brian Dutcher!

con Brian Dutcher,
Entrenador Principal de la Universidad Estatal de San Diego;
entrenador asistente de Steve Fisher (Michigan y SDSU);
Campeonato Nacional de 1989 en Michigan;
reclutador principal para los "Fab 5" en Michigan;
Subcampeones nacionales de D-I back-to-back (1992, 1993);
2 apariciones de Sweet Sixteen en SDSU (2011, 2014);
10x Campeones del Mountain West

• Sobre este Nuevo (29/12/2018) Video de Entrenamiento
Cierres y posicionamiento del lado débil

El Entrenador Dutcher muestra en este vídeo de entrenamiento cómo construir su defensa desde los cierres hasta el posicionamiento en el lado débil, defensa posterior, trampas y defensa de pantalla sobre el balón: todo lo que necesitas para crear un sistema defensivo dominante!

Uno de los aspectos más importantes de una gran defensa es el cierre. El Entrenador Dutcher muestra tres ejercicios para enseñar técnica y posicionamiento del lado débil a través de ejercicios de cierre que se desarrollan de 1 contra 1 y 2 contra 2. El ejercicio "Arriba y Abajo I" funciona al ver el balón desde el lado débil, ayudando en la penetración del drible y recuperándose con un buen cierre fundamental en una configuración 2-en-2.

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Basketball Training Videos
1-on-1 Basketball Defense
TRAINING VIDEO by Geno Auriemma

with Geno Auriemma,
3x U.S. Women's Olympic Basketball Head Coach (3x Gold Medal; '00, '12, '16)
1000+ career wins
Fastest coach to 800, 900 and 1,000 wins, any level, men's or women's
11x NCAA Women's Basketball National Championship Coach
('95, '00, '02 -'04, '09 - '10, '13 - '16)
9x AP Coach of the Year;
8x Naismith Coach of the Year;
7x WBCA National Coach of the Year;
6x USBWA Women's National Coach of the Year
John R. Wooden Legends of Coaching award (2012)
Inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame ('06);
Women's Basketball Hall of Fame ('06);
National Italian American Sports Hall of Fame ('07)
19x Big East regular season and 22x Big East tournament titles

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The first key to individual defense is to get into a good defensive stance. The Stance and Slides drill teaches how to get into a good stance and how to move correctly. This mass drill, one that involves the entire team, incorporates fundamental on-ball defense. It shows that even the best players in the country don't overlook learning the basics of stance.

Next is the Zig-Zag drill with a twist from a traditional version of this drill. Each on-ball defender will go through two rounds by guarding the ball to the half-court line. When the first dribbler reaches the half-court line, the defender starts the second round by executing a closeout to the baseline. Containment of the dribble and forcing changes in direction are critical elements that are taught.

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Más de 1000 victorias en su carrera
El entrenador que más rápido llegó hasta 800, 900 y 1,000 victorias
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11x Entrenador del Campeonato Nacional de Baloncesto Femenino NCAA
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7x Entrenador Nacional del Año de WBCA;
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Premio John R. Wooden Legends of Coaching (2012)
Admitido en el Salón de la Fama del Baloncesto Naismith ('06);
Salón de la Fama del Baloncesto Femenino ('06);
Salón de la Fama del Deporte Nacional Americano Italiano ('07)
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Sobre este Vídeo:
La primera clave para la defensa individual es adoptar una buena postura defensiva. El ejercicio de posición y deslizamientos enseña cómo adoptar una buena postura y cómo moverse correctamente. Este ejercicio masivo, que involucra a todo el equipo, incorpora una defensa fundamental sobre el balón. Muestra que incluso los mejores jugadores del país no pasan por alto el aprendizaje de los conceptos básicos de la postura.

El siguiente ejercicio es el Zig-Zag con un giro de una versión tradicional de este ejercicio. Cada defensor sobre el balón pasará dos rondas marcando sobre el balón en la línea de media cancha. Cuando el primer driblador alcanza la línea de media cancha, el defensor comienza la segunda ronda ejecutando un cierre hacia la línea de base. La contención del dribble y los cambios forzados en la dirección son elementos críticos que se enseñan.

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Basketball Statistics Tracking Referred Questions:
About the Statistical Tracking of a Basketball Held Ball...

"... Which is the statistical register when a defender forces an offensive player into a held ball ( also known as 'jump ball' ) situation ? ..."

If your team loses possession of the ball as the result of a held ball, a ball turnover must be charged.

The turnover is charged to the person who last has possession of the ball.

We have a turnover when your team has the ball, and you lose it to the other team.

A turnover can come in the form of a stolen pass, a pass that you throw out of bounds, it can be where they steal the ball away from your dribbler, it can be where you have a player stand in the paint for over three seconds, etc., etc, etc.

When the turnover does occurs or when a bad shot is forced during an ON BALL screen situation, that's means there is a direct influence of an opponent action: the eBA Basketball Statistics Analysis System refers to it as a FORCED TURNOVER.

When the turnover does occur WITHOUT any opponent influence or interference: a bad pass you YOURSELF throw out of bounds, we call it an UNFORCED TURNOVER.

The value of the turnover, doesn't vary in our metric, being the same for both types, but the eBA System report give to the coach the total quantity and percentages of Forced and Unforced Turnovers by separate, leading so to a deeper analysis of our possessions.

See in our forums the 'basketball held ball' topics and the exposition "Basketball Possessions Statistical Analysis" at eBA ONLINE.

All the terms in this post are widely explained at The eBA Basketball Encyclopedia.

This topic is resumed in the eBA Basketball Statistics System Book

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Basketball: Defending the Pick & Roll
TRAINING COURSE by Kevin Eastman
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About this Course:

Coach Eastman covers a lot of ground in this course, including diagrams and demos in several of the lessons.

About Kevin Eastman:
NBA and College Basketball Coach 35+ Years; Speaker to Sports and Corporate Teams.

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Basketball: Defending the Pick & Roll by Kevin Eastman

Over his 40 years in the game of basketball at the collegiate and professional levels, Kevin Eastman has studied what makes the best The Best -- their habits, mindsets, strategies and every day choices.
Known as a thought leader in the basketball and sports worlds, Kevin is now an engaging speaker who inspires a wide range of audiences, from sports teams to diverse corporate groups.


What sets Kevin apart from many other speakers is that he has lived in the world of the best while observing and studying them every day. His curiosity and dedication to learning provide the backdrop for delivering powerful talks on leadership, culture, teamwork and why the best are The Best.

Baloncesto: Defediendo el P&R Bloqueo y Continuación
CURSO de ENTRENAMIENTO por Kevin Eastman
Cursos & Vídeos de Entrenamiento del Baloncesto

Sobre este Curso:
El entrenador Eastman cubre mucho terreno en este curso, incluidos diagramas y demostraciones en varias de las lecciones.

Sobre Kevin Eastman
Entrenador de la NBA y del Baloncesto Universitario durante más de 35 años; Orador y Expositor para Equipos Deportivos y Corporativos.

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Basketball Statistics Referred Concepts:
About the Basketball Points Created and the Player Contribution

How much value is placed on an assist ?
Like the problems with rebounds and blocked shots, standard formulas try to arbitrarily assign a value to assists that would give credit to the 'assistant' and simultaneously take the same account of credit away from the 'assisted'.

Assists, though, unlike rebounds or blocked shots, have a definite scoring possession associated with them: there is no assists without points scored.
We have a turnover when your team has the ball, and you lose it to the other team. A turnover can come in the form of a stolen pass, a pass that you throw out of bounds, it can be where they steal the ball away from your dribbler, it can be where you have a player stand in the paint for over three seconds, etc., etc, etc.

When the turnover does occurs or when a bad shot is forced during an ON BALL screen situation, that's means there is a direct influence of an opponent action: the eBA Basketball Statistics Analysis System refers to it as a FORCED TURNOVER.

An individual floor percentage could be a way for not only evaluate the offensive efficiency of players, but also to calculate the points created by each player.

Photograph: Day Life

"Individual Floor Percentage"=
scoring possessions by a player divided by his total possessions.

"Player's Scoring Possessions"=
field goals that weren't assisted on
+ a not specified percentage of his field goals that were assisted on
+ a not specified percentage of his assists
+ free throw made that represent a team scoring possession.

"Player's Total Possessions"=
all his scoring possessions
+ his missed field goals
+ free throws that weren't rebounded by his team
+ turnovers.

The question to go on with this topic resides in the value of that "not specified percentage" in each field.

Excerpt of my Exposition about "The Basketball Possessions Analysis"
in the still concluded Basketball Statistics eBA Clinics.

Read More at eBA ENCYCLOPEDIA ONLINE, search "field goal percentage" in this blog and consult the eBA Basketball Statistics Analysis System.

This topic is resumed in the eBA Basketball Statistics Analysis System and at the eBA Encyclopedia.

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Basketball Training Courses & Videos
The "Cincinnati 1-on-1" Drill
TRAINING VIDEO from Buffalo's Nate Oats!

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with Nate Oats,
University of Buffalo Head Coach;
2018 MAC Coach of the Year;
2018 NABC District Coach of the Year;
2x MAC Tournament Champions (2016, 2018);
2013 State Class A Championship (Romulus HS, MI)

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Transition Phisophy

In this training video Coach Oats reveals his transition philosophy and he covers his five non-negotiables for transition offense and defense:

• Ball Pressure
• Sprint Back
• Stay in a Good Stance
• Communicate
• Rebounding

Paying mind to all of these will lead to stops on the defensive end and allow your team to push the ball in transition and play at a faster pace.

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The "Cincinnati 1-on-1" Drill from Buffalo's Nate Oats!


Cursos & Vídeos de Entrenamiento del Baloncesto
El Ejercicio "Cincinnati 1-contra-1"
VÍDEO de ENTRENAMIENTO por Nate Oats!

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2018 MAC Entrenador del Año;
2018 NABC District Entrenador del Año;
2x MAC Campeones del torneo (2016, 2018);
Campeonato estatal de clase A 2013 (Romulus HS, MI)

• Sobre este Nuevo (29/12/2018) Video de Entrenamiento
Filosofía de la Transición

En este video de entrenamiento, Coach Oats revela su filosofía de transición y cubre sus cinco aspectos no-negociables para el ataque y la defensa de transición:

  • Presión sobre el Balón
  • Regreso Rápido
  • Mantenerse en una buena postura
  • Comunicarse
  • Rebote

Prestar atención a todo esto conducirá a paradas en el lado defensivo y permitirá a tu equipo empujar el balón en transición y jugar a un ritmo más rápido.

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