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Great stuff. Thank you.

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Sounds like the team prior to this one had some really good players....

Pause “I WANT SOME LENGTH” 😂

Very well explained. Thank you.

Thanks from France coach

Any pdf of the sets

This is good stuff!

Need to know good man defensive principles to be able to play good zone. Most coaches that use zone are lazy and don't teach those principles. You can run a good zone if you have made that investment!

What if they try to disrupt the dribble handoff..? I would imagine just cut backdoor right..?

18:07 react to the pass. crucial.

I Just wanna say thanks. I’m from France I’m a young coach And it helped me a lot. I Will become a D1 university coach. That’s my goal.

I loved techniques and details.. Great work by coach Luke Meier.. Those fundamentals must be showed 10-11-12-14 kids especially footworks for beginners..If you dont have ball,footworks fundamentals, your pyhsicals apperances will be nothing

Great drill coach--players not catching on early and traveling with bball is mind blowing---youth bball needs multiple skills in the drills like this one.

This was broken down great. Thanks

I usually dont find most videos that i feel like I actually learned and got better as a coach from. THIS WAS IT!!!! Coach Owens does an AWESOME job of explaining and touching on the small things that mean the most to this defense being successful. Salute to Coach Owens!!

that baseline wide open though aint no help on the base line, I always force back to where the help is

I run a different version of a 131. To be honest it's seldom you see new stuff anymore, this was a good view. I might try this with my next youth team someday

great Clinic!

Force baseline and no corner passes I like that

Good job coach! I learnned a lot from your explaination,coach jonas molawan from cdo philippines,God bless!

This is excellent teaching. Thanks.

Great explanation. Very thorough!!

I've seen a number of coaching explanations of the 1-3-1. My high school ran it as their base and had a slightly different philosophy. Our guys were pressuring and trapping at every opportunity. We were helped by our home gym, which was tiny and cramped. The toes of bench players were nearly touching the sidelines, making opposing players feel claustrophobic. The coach, who was known for instilling pretty harsh discipline and high work rate (he was an admirer of Bobby Knight and used his motion offense) demanded that his players constantly funnel the opposing offense to the four corners. Once a guy picked up his dribble, the trap was on. His defensive philosophy was so well known and respected that college coaches watched our practices in order to learn the defense. Years later, I was speaking to a guy who had coached at a rival school. When he learned where I was from, he immediately told me that that 1-3-1 gave him nightmares. He said that he never found a way to attack it that he felt confident would work with any consistency.

NICE VID keep them coming

keep it up I love seeing people put in work to be successful