with John Beilein,
Cleveland Cavaliers (NBA) Head Coach;
former University of Michigan Head Coach;
2019 Coach Wooden "Keys to Life" Award;
2018 CBS Sports National Coach of the Year;
2018 NCAA Men's Basketball National Championship Runner-up;
2014 Big Ten Coach of the Year;
2x Final Four appearances (2013, 2018);2x Big Ten Regular Season Champions (2012, 2014);
2x Big Ten Tournament Champions (2017, 2018);
1998 CAA Coach of the Year (University of Richmond);
1994 MAAC Coach of the Year (Canisius College; is to be inducted into the Canisius College Hall of Fame in September 2019)
Regarded as one of the best tactical coaches in the game, John Beilein has developed some of the best shooters in college basketball. In this video, he unveils his shooting secrets and the system he has used to take good shooters and turn them into prolific scoring threats from the outside.
Perfecting Shooting Form
Starting with a shooter's feet and hands, Coach Beilein shows the technique that he's taught his players over the years. He demonstrates two different shooting steps, Pogo Stick and Split Step, that your players can use to develop balance within their footwork. He shows players how to 'Read the Map' with their hands as they catch and square up to the rim, working the hand, wrist, and follow through for a perfect upper body motion.
Shooting Drills & Skill Work
Understanding basic footwork and upper body work is crucial for athletes as they are put through Beilein's shooting drills and skill development series. With each drill and skill set, your players will be challenged to meet a certain amount of shots to develop their shooting consistency. From simple form shooting to shooting on the move at different spots around the rim and perimeter, players will prove their shooting skill as defenders run at and pressure their shots. Coach Beilein does a great job demonstrating how every drill can be done at a game speed within a game situation.
Coach Beilein develops his athletes into complete, all-around players with additional skill-oriented drills. He uses a system of numbers that each position player must meet to be considered a master at their position. With each numbering system, players push themselves to become a better ball handler, proving that by putting in hard work you can achieve and play at a high level.
Coach Beilein is an excellent teacher and tactical coach who has developed some of the best shooters at the collegiate level in recent memory. With his shooting and skill development series, your players will build confidence in their shot and create consistency within their game.
52 minutes. 2019.