Wildcats, and Memphis Tigers;
As a senior at Arizona, was named first team All-American,
Pac-10 Player of the Year and a Wooden Award Finalist;
15 year NBA veteran; 1996 NBA Rookie of the Year

With the influx of dribble-drive based offensive attacks in today's game, players must now excel at creating plays off of the dribble, either for themselves or for a teammate. The art of creating space or blowing by a defender is becoming increasingly important as offenses gravitate towards an individual's play-making ability.

One of the most explosive scoring guards of his era, Pacific coach (and former Arizona Wildcat standout) Damon Stoudamire conducts an individual workout session that features over 35 drills that aim to develop ball-handling, footwork, individual move sets, and shooting touch.

Individual Workout Drills

With over 35 drills, Coach Stoudamiredrives, and more!

Painter provides a special lecture segment to this video where he talks about multiple concepts in his defensive system. You'll learn more about the overall philosophy of his defense in addition to how he develops this system through practice. With the Purdue roster consisting of more size than speed, Painter aims to implement more of a `contain the ball' approach to this season's defensive scheme. By keeping the ball on the perimeter and out of the paint, Painter has set his roster up for its' greatest level of defensive success.

Ball Screens

With every team in today's game of basketball utilizing ball screens, Coach Painter installs fundamental techniques that any team must have to be successful defending ball screen action. Beginning with early, loud, and continuous communication, your