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"... Después de conducir al Seleccionado Masculino de los EE.UU. a las medallas de oro en el Campeonato FIBA Américas U16 2009 y el Campeonato Mundial FIBA 2010 Sub-17, Don Showalter
(Mid-Prairie SA, Iowa) regresará como Entrenador Principal del Seleccionado Masculino de los EE.UU. 2011-12 de Desarrollo Nacional con los Ssistentes de Entrenadores Rich Gray
(San Luis Eagles UCA, Mo.) y Mike Jones (DeMatha SA, MD).
"Este es un cuerpo técnico excepcional, y el Comité está muy contento de tener entrenadores con experiencia y éxito liderando la Selección Masculina 2011-12 de Desarrollo. ..."
"... Don ha hecho un gran trabajo para el baloncesto de los EE.UU. en los últimos dos veranos, y en el pasado también, y Rich Gray y Mike Jones son ganadores probados que están
comprometidos con la enseñanza de las habilidades y el trabajo en equipo que será necesario para que los EE.UU. tengan éxito en estos eventos.", dijo Sean Ford, Director del
Seleccionado Nacional Masculino de Baloncesto de los EE.UU. ...' de USA Basketball
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• Get an inside look into the U16 USA Basketball Team as they build a team from the ground up
in an effort to solidify a world championship
• Learn the 1-4 High Pick & Roll Offense with breakdown drills and counters
• Build the 2-2-1 Press with all the rotations, adjustments, and defensive drills
• Learn how the USA coaching staff builds team chemistry and a culture of winning
with Don Showalter,
Mid Prairie High (IA) Boy's Head Basketball Coach,
over 500 career wins;
2x USA Basketball Developmental Coach of the Year (2009-10);
and Mike Jones,
DeMatha Catholic High School Head Coach;
Nike Elite Basketball Coach,
USA Basketball National Team U16 & U17 Assistant Coach;
and Rich Gray,
President of the St. Louis Basketball Club (MO);
2x AAU National Champion
See what it takes to build a gold medal-winning basketball team on and off the basketball court.
In this first-of-its-kind DVD series, you will see how Don Showalter and staff prepare the Developmental National Team for its Gold Medal run in the 2011 FIBA U16 Championship in
Cancun, Mexico. Get sideline and classroom access as Coach Showalter and staff narrow down the 27 players of the Developmental National Team to a roster of 12.
Sit in on team meetings, practices and film study showing you what makes USA one of the elite competing basketball countries in the world.
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Individual Breakdown
The foundation of USA basketball is the daily fundamentals taught during individual post and perimeter breakdowns. Throughout these practice sessions the guards and big guys work on
the designated actions of the offense.
The staff teaches proper technique of how to use the screen to attack the "kill area" of the floor, keeping the defender off the line of the ball, and how to attack an aggressive
hedge by the defense.
Perimeter players are run through a series of chair and shooting drills, while the post players work on their drop step series, jump hooks and face up series while attacking the
basket with aggressiveness. They also are drilled on flashing to the high post and working on a series of moves to enable them to score close the basket.
Transition Offense & Offensive Drills
Coach Showalter focuses on getting the players to play hard on every possession and matching the incredible talent they possess with effort and drive to succeed at the highest
of levels.
The "Hawkeye Shooting" drill teaches the players how to run the floor, creates shots for everyone, emphasizes communication amongst the players, and reinforces the
importance of passing the ball. In the "3-Man Fast break" and "Fast Break Cycle Work", Showalter prepares the players both physically and mentally by striving for goals to reach
during the drills and recollection of actions that are called out by the staff.
Man-to-Man: "20-Offense"
Out of a 1-4 High Set, the USA Team utilizes wing pick & roll action to attack the "kill area" of the floor. Coach Showalter covers the basic "20-Offense" and the reads that the
players must make coming off of the ball screens.
Alongside the offense are three separate plays out of the 1-4 High Set; including similar actions that allow for post-up opportunities,
staggered screens, and false action to occupy the defense. On the floor, you will see the team build their man-to-man offense in two separate scrimmages as the offense begins to
unfold.
Defensive Drills and Press Defense
The USA coaching staff looks for players to separate themselves from the pack on the defensive end and the drills demonstrated showcase exactly that. In these practice sessions,
the technique and strategy used to defend ball-screens, down screens, and flex screens are covered and drilled in a 4-on-4 Shell Drill.
The "Texas Sidelines" drill shows you how Showalter prepares his players for building the 2-2-1 Press with their "3-Man Run and Slide Drill" and the "4-Man Run and Trap Drill."
Coach Jones and Coach Gray cover the rotations and responsibilities of each position in the team meeting with the players before they break it down on the court. Throughout these
practices the coaching staff makes adjustments to the trap based on personnel to increase ball-pressure and changing the positioning of the 2-2-1 Press.
In this All-Access DVD set you see exactly why the USA Development National Team was able to capture the Gold Medal in Mexico. Strenuous practices that demand a great deal from
the players both physically and mentally from beginning to end create a winning culture and chemistry among the players and staff !
Duración Total: 858 Minutos (7 DVDs altamente ejemplificados en cancha)
Fecha de Edición: NUEVO al 18 de Oct, 2011 !
About the Authors
Donald L. Showalter ~ After leading the USA men to gold medals in the 2009 FIBA Americas U16 Championship and the 2010 FIBA U17 World Championship, USA Basketball on Jan.
11 announced that Don Showalter (Mid-Prairie H.S., Iowa) will return as head coach of the 2011-12 USA Men's Developmental National Team.
"I think the biggest challenge we will face with this younger group is to help them understand the level to which they need to elevate their game," said Showalter, who was honored
as a USA Basketball Developmental Coach of the Year in 2009 and 2010. "We will try to get them to understand that teamwork is the most important part of what we are going to try and
do to win another gold medal. If they can buy into the teamwork part, you always have a chance to be successful."
Showalter has turned in several gold-medal coaching performances for USA Basketball. In the summer of 2010, he led the USA to an 8-0 record and gold medal in the inaugural FIBA
U17 World Championship for Men July 2-11 in Hamburg, Germany. The USA topped its opponents by an incredible 34.9 points per game while recording an eye-popping average of 107.5
points per contest.
Prior to the 2010 Worlds, Showalter and the USA wrapped up a 1-1 mark in exhibition play in Kaunus, Lithuania, including a 95-82 loss to the Russian U18 National Team and a 92-79
win over the Lithuanian U17 National Team.
Showalter helped the USA earn its place in the 2010 U17 World Championship following a 5-0 record and gold medal in the qualifying tournament -- the 2009 FIBA Americas U16
Championship -- in Mendoza, Argentina.
In addition to winning gold medals for the USA, Showalter has returned to the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colo., for several training camps, including a camp
for the 2011-12 USA Basketball Men's Development National Team on Oct. 9-10, 2010. He conducted the inaugural USA Basketball Development National Team training camp from June 6-9 in
2009, as well as a mini-camp from Oct. 10-11, 2009.
Showalter was the USA head coach in the 1998 Nike Hoop Summit and for the North Team in the 1998 USA Basketball Men's Youth Development Festival, he was the coordinator for a
youth clinic hosted by USA Basketball in New York in 2004 and he served as chair of the USA Basketball Cadet and Youth Committee (now the Developmental National Team Committee) from
2001-08.
Overall, Showalter has compiled a 15-4 record (.789 winning percentage) in four head coaching assignments for the red, white and blue.
One of the nation's most accomplished high school coaches, Showalter completed his 36th year (1974-present) as a high school head coach in 2009-10. Through the 2009-10 season,
he had compiled a 540-268 record (.668 winning percentage) overall and won 16 district titles.
The head coach at Mid-Prairie since 1984-85, Showalter boasts of a 432-179 (.707) mark there as of Jan. 11, 2011, including five trips to the Iowa state tournament, and his 2011-12
squad is off to a 8-3 start.
Showalter earned his ninth the Iowa Basketball Coaches Association's Coach of the Year award in 2010 after leading Mid-Prairie to a 20-6 finish. from USA Basketball
Michael Jones A member of two previous USA Basketball coaching staffs, Mike Jones was named on Jan. 11 as an assistant coach for the 2011-12 USA Basketball
Men's Developmental National Team that will compete in the 2011 FIBA Americas U16 Championship, which will be held June 21-25 in León, Mexico, and if the USA qualifies with a
top-three finish in 2011, the 2012 FIBA U17 World Championship (date and location to be determined).
In addition to acting as an assistant coach during the 2011-12 USA Basketball Men's Development National Team Training Camp on Oct. 9-10, 2010, Jones was an assistant coach for the
2004 USA Basketball Men's Youth Development Festival East Team that finished 2-3 and collected a bronze medal.
"It is an honor to have the opportunity to work for USA Basketball and to represent our country," Jones said. "The standard has been set by our national teams for many years, and
to be one of the individuals to make up the team entrusted with furthering that legacy means so much to me.
"I have known Coach Showalter since my first introduction to USA Basketball in the summer of 2004," Jones continued. "He is one of the most respected coaches anywhere. I have
already learned so much from him and will continue to absorb as much as is humanly possible. Coach Gray and I have worked together at the Nike Hoop Jamboree for a few years, and
his contribution to St. Louis area basketball and on the national AAU scene is well known. I am extremely excited to work with both of the men as we build a team that will represent
all of us as we pursue another FIBA Americas U16 and FIBA U17 World Championship."
Jones is currently in his ninth season at the helm the DeMatha boys basketball team, where he himself was a basketball player and high school student. He was hired as the interim
coach in 2002-03 and given the head coach position in the following season.
As of Jan. 11, Jones has led his 2010-11 squad to an 12-1 record, including a No. 6 national ranking in the most recent USA Today Super 25 and a No. 3 rank in the East region.
Five times (2005-07, 2009 and 2010) Jones has led the Stags to a Washington Catholic Athletic Conference (WCAC) league title, including in 2010 when the Stags finished 32-4 and secured
an Abe Pollin City Title. Also during the 2009-10 season, Jones surpassed the 200-win mark with the Stags, finishing the year with 205 victories.
Honored as the Washington Post All-Met Coach of the Year in 2004-05, Jones also helped DeMatha earn national recognition as the No. 2 ranked high school athletic program in the United
States by Sports Illustrated in 2005 and 2007.
Many of Jones' DeMatha alumni have graduated to compete in Division I college basketball, including Notre Dame freshman Jerian Grant, Indiana freshman Victor Oladipo, Georgetown
senior Austin Freeman and Mikael Hopkins, a current DeMatha senior who will head to play for the Hoyas in 2011-12. Prior to his transfer to Oak Hill Academy (Va.) this past summer,
Jones also coached two-time USA Basketball gold medalist and high school senior Quinn Cook, who has signed to play at Duke in the fall.
As a senior basketball player at DeMatha in 1991, Jones was the second-leading scorer on a team that went 30-0, one of two undefeated teams in school history. Jones helped DeMatha win
the WCAC title, the City Title and the Alhambra Catholic Invitational Tournament before leaving for Old Dominion on a scholarship.
A standout player at Old Dominion University from 1991-92 through 1994-95, Jones was a member of the Colonial Athletic Association All-Conference Team in his senior season, and he
helped ODU to two trips to the NCAA Tournament (1992 and 1995).
Following his career at ODU, Jones tried out for several NBA teams, played professionally in the CBA and International Basketball Association, where he was first team all-league
in 1997. He also played professionally in Finland in 1995-96 and Portugal in 1996-98. from USA Basketball
Rich Gray ~ Three-time USA Basketball assistant coach Rich Gray was named on Jan. 11 as an assistant coach for the 2011-12 USA Basketball Men's Developmental National
Team that will compete in the 2011 FIBA Americas U16 Championship, which will be held June 21-25 in León, Mexico, and if the USA qualifies with a top-three finish in 2011, the 2012
FIBA U17 World Championship (date and location to be determined).
For more than 24 years, Gray has served as president of the St. Louis Basketball Club (Mo.), which is a two-time AAU national championship program that has featured NBA talents such
as Tyler Hansbrough, Larry Hughes and David Lee.
Three times Gray has served as a USA assistant coach, and most recently, he helped the USA to a 101-97 comeback victory over the World Team in the 2010 Nike Hoop Summit.
Gray also was an assistant coach for the USA in the 1997 Nike Hoop Summit, which the USA won 97-90, and an assistant coach for the USA North Team in the 1999 USA Basketball Youth
Development Festival.
"Any time you are representing your country it's an honor and a privilege, and I feel extremely honored to be part of such an incredible organization," Gray said. "I know Don
(Showalter) and Mike (Jones) very well, and part of the reason I'm so excited is that I'm getting an opportunity to work with them. We have known each other for years and this is a
chance to really solidify our relationship even further.
"I would say if there is a strength that I have, it's the ability to communicate with the youth of today. Our kids are a little different now than what they have been in the past,
and taking advantage of every opportunity to communicate with them is so important when you are talking about trying to be successful on such a high level, like we are."
One of Gray's greatest accomplishments as a coach came in 1996 when his 17 & Under Eagles compiled a 51-6 record on their way to winning the 1996 AAU National Championship.
In 1998, Gray coached the 16 & Under and 15 & Under St. Louis Eagles boys squads, leading both teams to a combined 73-16 finish and the AAU National Tournament.
Gray currently serves on the Matthew Dickey Boys Club board and has served on the executive board of the St. Louis Sports Commission. Additionally, he serves on the Youth Action
Network in Florida, is a lifetime member of the National Association of Blacks in Criminal Justice and he has served as a National Commissioner for Boys AAU Basketball.
Gray is the President/CEO of the St. Louis Gateway Classic Sports Foundation whose mission is to award full scholarships for students to attend historically Black Colleges from USA Basketball
• Actores: Don Showalter, Mike Jones & Rich Gray
• Región: All Regions • Formato: Color, Director's Cut, Full Screen
• Lenguaje: Inglés ( DVD altamente ejemplificado en cancha ) • Número de discos: 7
• Estudio: Championship Productions
• Fecha de Edición del DVD:NUEVO al 18 de Oct, 2011 !
• Tiempo de Duración: 858 Minutos. 7-Pack
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