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Championship Productions has been long recognized as the world's leader in sport instructional videos and has been showered with numerous Telly Awards (the highest award in video programming) but most importantly, with praise and gratitude from coaches of lacrosse teams, atall levels of play, for all that we have allowed them to learn and subsequently, teach, to their teams for the past 40 years!

Get better shots on goal using aggressive transition!

Scoring in a settled 6-on-6 situation is very difficult. Mike Daly places a major emphasis on attacking in all other situations - especially transition. Every drill and decision made on the field is based on an up tempo, attacking style of play.

In this on-field DVD presentation, Daly shares key transition drills you can use to create an up-tempo culture in your program.

The drills covered involve both full- and half-field sets and not only emphasize the up-tempo philosophy but also work on the players stick skills and fundamentals.

Add-It-Up Drill is a continuous transition game drill starting with 4-on-3 and ending 6-on-6. The goal is to dictate pace and increase tempo. Brady Drill is another transition drill 5-on-4 where the players are fine-tuning their decision making on the attack as well as working communicating skills. Mini Game Series is a 4-on-4 mini game. The emphasis is on tempo, the defense handling the ball in game situations and playing offense in game situations.Bez Drill is a great competitive drill and emphasizes the philosophy of how he wants his team to play. It is a constant 3-on-2 break drill that gives the players many fundamental and stick handling opportunities.

In all of the drills, Daly talks you through the action and his team's philosophy. He finishes by taking you through game footage showing the up-tempo, attacking style of transition game.

The attacking transition game is a fun style of play for your players and can help you defeat teams that are more athletic and talented.

73 minutes. 2011.

Increase your face-off winning percentage this season!

In this lacrosse DVD, Mike Daly breaks down the skills and drills that lead his team to more possessions and the 2010 D-III National Championship. A big factor in the Tufts championship run was the increase in the amount of practice time spent on face-offs leading to an increase in face-off winning percentage.

Coach Daly demonstrates a basic warm-up session utilizing three different types of face-offs: Clamp, jam and lazer. Daly and his assistants break down the basic fundamentals of each showing the proper stance, stick positioning and footwork to win each face-off situation. Daly also teaches how your players on the sideline can contribute to the success of your team's face-off winning percentage.

Daly shows two specific drills he created for his face-off specialists. These drills incorporate the transition phase while emphasizing building winning face-off mechanics.

Lastly, you will get a game video break down from Tufts 2010 Championship season demonstrating how these drills transition into game situations.

Whether you're a seasoned veteran or just starting out, Mike Daly will teach you in the ins and outs of how to administer a perfect face-off routine to meet the needs of your team.

36 minutes. 2011.

Take a comprehensive look at drills used by the Tufts coaching staff every day in practice to maximize the potential of their defensive players.

In this video, assistant coaches Rynne and Holm break down five defensive practice drills step-by-step while also explaining common mistakes made by lacrosse defenseman and how to correct those mistakes. The coaches will show you how they tailor their defensive practice plans to always match the team's philosophy. Learn how to be more efficient with practice time by using numerous fundamental skills in each drill.

These drills will develop clearing actions and over passes for defenders for a fast break offense, on ball to off ball transition and communication, sliding and recovering and zoning up the crease, and more.

Discover the most important ways to defend individual players and the correct positioning of a defender's stick. The final drill, a 6-on-6 drill, uses a combination of the previous drills to create a game like, unsettled scrimmage for the players.

Adding these drills to your defensive practice plan will help your team give up fewer goals and allow you to transition into offense a lot quicker, which will allow you to capitalize on the other team's mistakes and score more goals.

65 minutes. 2011.

Get better shots on goal using aggressive transition!

Scoring in a settled 6-on-6 situation is very difficult. Mike Daly places a major emphasis on attacking in all other situations - especially transition. Every drill and decision made on the field is based on an up tempo, attacking style of play.

In this on-field DVD presentation, Daly shares key transition drills you can use to create an up-tempo culture in your program.

The drills covered involve both full- and half-field sets and not only emphasize the up-tempo philosophy but also work on the players stick skills and fundamentals.

Add-It-Up Drill is a continuous transition game drill starting with 4-on-3 and ending 6-on-6. The goal is to dictate pace and increase tempo. Brady Drill is another transition drill 5-on-4 where the players are fine-tuning their decision making on the attack as well as working communicating skills. Mini Game Series is a 4-on-4 mini game. The emphasis is on tempo, the defense handling the ball in game situations and playing offense in game situations.Bez Drill is a great competitive drill and emphasizes the philosophy of how he wants his team to play. It is a constant 3-on-2 break drill that gives the players many fundamental and stick handling opportunities.

In all of the drills, Daly talks you through the action and his team's philosophy. He finishes by taking you through game footage showing the up-tempo, attacking style of transition game.

The attacking transition game is a fun style of play for your players and can help you defeat teams that are more athletic and talented.

73 minutes. 2011.

Increase your face-off winning percentage this season!

In this lacrosse DVD, Mike Daly breaks down the skills and drills that lead his team to more possessions and the 2010 D-III National Championship. A big factor in the Tufts championship run was the increase in the amount of practice time spent on face-offs leading to an increase in face-off winning percentage.

Coach Daly demonstrates a basic warm-up session utilizing three different types of face-offs: Clamp, jam and lazer. Daly and his assistants break down the basic fundamentals of each showing the proper stance, stick positioning and footwork to win each face-off situation. Daly also teaches how your players on the sideline can contribute to the success of your team's face-off winning percentage.

Daly shows two specific drills he created for his face-off specialists. These drills incorporate the transition phase while emphasizing building winning face-off mechanics.

Lastly, you will get a game video break down from Tufts 2010 Championship season demonstrating how these drills transition into game situations.

Whether you're a seasoned veteran or just starting out, Mike Daly will teach you in the ins and outs of how to administer a perfect face-off routine to meet the needs of your team.

36 minutes. 2011.

Take a comprehensive look at drills used by the Tufts coaching staff every day in practice to maximize the potential of their defensive players.

In this video, assistant coaches Rynne and Holm break down five defensive practice drills step-by-step while also explaining common mistakes made by lacrosse defenseman and how to correct those mistakes. The coaches will show you how they tailor their defensive practice plans to always match the team's philosophy. Learn how to be more efficient with practice time by using numerous fundamental skills in each drill.

These drills will develop clearing actions and over passes for defenders for a fast break offense, on ball to off ball transition and communication, sliding and recovering and zoning up the crease, and more.

Discover the most important ways to defend individual players and the correct positioning of a defender's stick. The final drill, a 6-on-6 drill, uses a combination of the previous drills to create a game like, unsettled scrimmage for the players.

Adding these drills to your defensive practice plan will help your team give up fewer goals and allow you to transition into offense a lot quicker, which will allow you to capitalize on the other team's mistakes and score more goals.

65 minutes. 2011.

Eight time national championship coach Jim Berkman follows up his best-selling How to Create a Great Shooter and Individual Playerwith an assortment of more than 20 shooting drills that will help your team fine tune their shooting fundamentals and improve your offense as a whole.

As the all time winningest lacrosse coach in NCAA history, Berkman knows what it takes to provide his players with an exciting and effective practice session. Watch as Berkman incorporates his offensive strategies and passing fundamentals into his shooting drills to get a large amount of shooting reps while maximizing the effectiveness of each drill.

Berkman's drills will help you in many areas, including:

• Quick passing in man-up and zone situations
• Skipping the ball for shots as defenses collapse on the crease
• Spacing and looking for the back side gap
• Touch passes on the pick and roll and pick and slip actions
• Passing accuracy for quick shots
• and much, much more

In this shooting session you will see animated drill diagrams and watch the team execute each drill in practice.

Make your practices more efficient by using Berkman's shooting drills to simulate offensive schemes and that end with a shot. This gets your ball drills and shooting work done while providing numerous shooting reps.

Make your team a better shooting team and a better offensive unit starting today!

40 minutes. 2011.

In this instructional lacrosse DVD you will see more than 15 intense drills using offensive and defensive players matched against each other in a competitive game-like atmosphere. Coach Berkman emphasizes the importance of communication, footwork and keeping the goalie at bay in all of his team drills.

You will see a variety of drills designed to keep everyone moving in numerous situations and concentrating on:

• Making quick decisions on ground balls
• Rotating on defense and keeping sticks on the inside
• Shooting quicker to take advantage of numbers in the box
• Receiving the ball with soft hands
• Unsettled situations for both offense and defense
• A 1-on-1 drill for middies
• Hedging screens on a pick and clip action
• Clearing the ball on defense
• Break outs and face-offs
• and more!

See how practicing in small spaces with a game-like atmosphere will teach your players to perform better under pressure and make quicker more effective decisions with the ball. Learn how important it is to keep your players interacting throughout practice.

Using these drills will bring out the true potential of each player and, most importantly, help your team score more goals.

58 minutes. 2011.

Eight time national championship coach Jim Berkman follows up his best-selling How to Create a Great Shooter and Individual Playerwith an assortment of more than 20 shooting drills that will help your team fine tune their shooting fundamentals and improve your offense as a whole.

As the all time winningest lacrosse coach in NCAA history, Berkman knows what it takes to provide his players with an exciting and effective practice session. Watch as Berkman incorporates his offensive strategies and passing fundamentals into his shooting drills to get a large amount of shooting reps while maximizing the effectiveness of each drill.

Berkman's drills will help you in many areas, including:

• Quick passing in man-up and zone situations
• Skipping the ball for shots as defenses collapse on the crease
• Spacing and looking for the back side gap
• Touch passes on the pick and roll and pick and slip actions
• Passing accuracy for quick shots
• and much, much more

In this shooting session you will see animated drill diagrams and watch the team execute each drill in practice.

Make your practices more efficient by using Berkman's shooting drills to simulate offensive schemes and that end with a shot. This gets your ball drills and shooting work done while providing numerous shooting reps.

Make your team a better shooting team and a better offensive unit starting today!

40 minutes. 2011.

In this instructional lacrosse DVD you will see more than 15 intense drills using offensive and defensive players matched against each other in a competitive game-like atmosphere. Coach Berkman emphasizes the importance of communication, footwork and keeping the goalie at bay in all of his team drills.

You will see a variety of drills designed to keep everyone moving in numerous situations and concentrating on:

• Making quick decisions on ground balls
• Rotating on defense and keeping sticks on the inside
• Shooting quicker to take advantage of numbers in the box
• Receiving the ball with soft hands
• Unsettled situations for both offense and defense
• A 1-on-1 drill for middies
• Hedging screens on a pick and clip action
• Clearing the ball on defense
• Break outs and face-offs
• and more!

See how practicing in small spaces with a game-like atmosphere will teach your players to perform better under pressure and make quicker more effective decisions with the ball. Learn how important it is to keep your players interacting throughout practice.

Using these drills will bring out the true potential of each player and, most importantly, help your team score more goals.

58 minutes. 2011.

Get the most out of your practice time with game-speed drills that combine skill development with a conditioning element.

Jim Berkman, 2008 NCAA D-III National Coach of the Year, opens up his practice notebook and demonstrates over 30 drills to develop complete lacrosse players. These game-like drills run the gamut from individual skills work to small sided games to full field scrimmages.

Berkman's drills reinforce ground ball play, clearing in unsettled situations, rotation defense, stick speed and hand quickness, shooting in a tight space, breaking out wide, up field vision, recognizing rides and much more.

His drills create a fast-paced practice that eliminates down time and will teach your players to play at a pace that will take your opponents out of their comfort zone.

These drills will put your players in game-like situations forcing them to play fast and improving their mental focus, their lacrosse IQ and their physical effort. By improving your squad's lacrosse IQ, your team will appear faster on the field. They will see things develop, instead of reacting to what happens.

Incorporate these proven, time-tested drills and maximize your time on the practice field.

74 minutes. 2010.

LXD-03446B: with Jim Berkman,
Salisbury University Head Coach;
8x National Championship Coach (D-III);
six championships in seven years;
2x Division III National Coach of the Year; has coached 8 national players of the year

Jim Berkman, the all-time winningest coach in NCAA men's lacrosse history, shows you how to fine-tune your shooting, stickwork and face-off skills, to improve your offensive output. He details how to set-up each drill so that you can get hundreds of reps in a short amount of time to maximize your practice period.

Coach Berkman divides this instructional lacrosse DVD into three parts: Shooting, face-offs and offensive plays. Each section is loaded with tips and strategies to improve your team's offensive skills.

The shooting section features over 40 drills to improve your shooting mechanics. These drills work on finishing inside; shooting in a tight situation; hands, head and stick fakes; shooting on the run and more. Berkman also includes a wall drills series that can be done individually to sharpen your players' stickwork and "make the stick an extension of their arm."

In the face-off section, Berkman delivers drills to win the whistle every time. These reaction drills will strengthen your players' center of gravity, coordination, and force them to keep their head down and eyes on the ball - all of which will allow them to get a good scoop for possession. A wing player series is included to help strengthen box out skills.

In addition, Coach Berkman opens his playbook and shares 14 plays (including the play used to win the 2003 National Championship in overtime) that you can incorporate into your offense. Plays include quick hitters, isos, two-man pick game, pick the picker and more.

Improve your offensive performance this year with these championship drills and plays.

45 minutes. 2010.

Get the most out of your practice time with game-speed drills that combine skill development with a conditioning element.

Jim Berkman, 2008 NCAA D-III National Coach of the Year, opens up his practice notebook and demonstrates over 30 drills to develop complete lacrosse players. These game-like drills run the gamut from individual skills work to small sided games to full field scrimmages.

Berkman's drills reinforce ground ball play, clearing in unsettled situations, rotation defense, stick speed and hand quickness, shooting in a tight space, breaking out wide, up field vision, recognizing rides and much more.

His drills create a fast-paced practice that eliminates down time and will teach your players to play at a pace that will take your opponents out of their comfort zone.

These drills will put your players in game-like situations forcing them to play fast and improving their mental focus, their lacrosse IQ and their physical effort. By improving your squad's lacrosse IQ, your team will appear faster on the field. They will see things develop, instead of reacting to what happens.

Incorporate these proven, time-tested drills and maximize your time on the practice field.

74 minutes. 2010.

LXVD-03446B: with Jim Berkman,
Salisbury University Head Coach;
8x National Championship Coach (D-III);
six championships in seven years;
2x Division III National Coach of the Year; has coached 8 national players of the year

Jim Berkman, the all-time winningest coach in NCAA men's lacrosse history, shows you how to fine-tune your shooting, stickwork and face-off skills, to improve your offensive output. He details how to set-up each drill so that you can get hundreds of reps in a short amount of time to maximize your practice period.

Coach Berkman divides this instructional lacrosse DVD into three parts: Shooting, face-offs and offensive plays. Each section is loaded with tips and strategies to improve your team's offensive skills.

The shooting section features over 40 drills to improve your shooting mechanics. These drills work on finishing inside; shooting in a tight situation; hands, head and stick fakes; shooting on the run and more. Berkman also includes a wall drills series that can be done individually to sharpen your players' stickwork and "make the stick an extension of their arm."

In the face-off section, Berkman delivers drills to win the whistle every time. These reaction drills will strengthen your players' center of gravity, coordination, and force them to keep their head down and eyes on the ball - all of which will allow them to get a good scoop for possession. A wing player series is included to help strengthen box out skills.

In addition, Coach Berkman opens his playbook and shares 14 plays (including the play used to win the 2003 National Championship in overtime) that you can incorporate into your offense. Plays include quick hitters, isos, two-man pick game, pick the picker and more.

Improve your offensive performance this year with these championship drills and plays.

45 minutes. 2010.