Was fortunate enough to attend two of his clinics back 2001 and 2002, which I first started coaching, and it was life-changing - I went from someone running plays to someone teaching kids to actually play basketball. 23 years later I still use many of his drills in my everyday practices.
This is best basketball video for motion offense ever made! Every young coach should watch this video whether you run motion or not. I am surprised it’s on UA-cam for free. I have one of the original VHS Tapes…lol
I had double and triple-checked that it was no longer listed for sale anywhere. The material is so good I wanted it to be available for coaches anywhere to gain insight into teaching basketball.
So a flare cut is used when the defender goes under the screen and you flare and create space. The straight cut is when the defender gets caught on the screen and the cutter goes behind the screen
Was fortunate enough to attend two of his clinics back 2001 and 2002, which I first started coaching, and it was life-changing - I went from someone running plays to someone teaching kids to actually play basketball. 23 years later I still use many of his drills in my everyday practices.
This is best basketball video for motion offense ever made! Every young coach should watch this video whether you run motion or not. I am surprised it’s on UA-cam for free. I have one of the original VHS Tapes…lol
Man that’s what we called GEMs ❤
I had double and triple-checked that it was no longer listed for sale anywhere. The material is so good I wanted it to be available for coaches anywhere to gain insight into teaching basketball.
Very helpful
This page is golden✊🏽thank you
Coach Meyer was simply the best teacher of the game I've ever seen.....and I've seen just about all of em.
Every fundamental presented in this video will make whatever offense you run better.
Thanks for this coach
The godfather of motion imo
Do you happen to have The Don Meyer Way videos?
got any pete carrill
As of this moment I do not have any of his stuff but will keep my eye out
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What are the four cuts that coach was referring to?
Curl, back, Flare, or pop
Thank you. Flare and pop are similar, right?@@joshclark1390
So a flare cut is used when the defender goes under the screen and you flare and create space.
The straight cut is when the defender gets caught on the screen and the cutter goes behind the screen
straight, curl, back, flare
Are you watching Lakers ???