Handling Defensive Pressure

In this on-court presentation, Will Rey, 2010 IBCA District 4 Coach-of-the-Year, you will see how he has taken his player development skills all over the country. Coach Rey discusses his philosophy on individual player development. Rey discusses the keys to improving shooting and passing.
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[@TiphanieJamison]

As an American, coaching here in the Netherlands, this is a great drill for the u14 that didn't grow up with basketball... Definitely doing this one tomorrow

[@lucmartin5359]

Yup, love this drill. Looking forward to adding it to our passing and pressure drills

[@coachzleal1540]

Great drill. Love it. Will implement this season.

[@DLCShark]

This will be out in when we go over pressing and trapping. Thanks!

[@JuliusJEThompson]

Great use of time, execution in work various basketball skills

[@keithadams7880]

Excellent drill!

[@ramoneturner4347]

Excellent drill Coaches. Thank you

[@hanneshendryckx4902]

Great drill!

[@brandonbrown2743]

Amazing

[@michaelgeorge8330]

nice drill

[@antoinemartinez1361]

good job ;)

[@fatdepressed3071]

awesome drill ! there are some nba point guards who can't handle defensive pressure

[@lorennavidad1376]

3:39 Why this pass didn't count?

[@davidpowell6058]

When coach says "Break the Glass" I'd love to see that explained a bit more. I guess it refers to stepping between the two defenders?

[@rchslion]

It means when you rip the ball from side to side, you do it fast enough and strong enough to "break glass".

[@danhill150]

He goes over it more in the DVD, if i recall its using for foot to step through the defender and not retreating/turning your back

[@jonathanyoung7067]

There is an invisible pane of glass between the offensive and defensive players. If the defensive enters your space (breaking the glass) you need to break the glass in return. Pivot through the glass to stay on the offensive. If the defender breaks the glass and you pivot backwards it will probably end up as a turnover.

[@theclap6540]

This drill blows