With the highly anticipated release of the "Rip Cone: Drills and Training with the world's most innovative cone", Micah Lancaster demonstrates through live drills and demonstrations just how revolutionary the Rip Cone really is. For the first time ever, Lancaster demonstrates how the Rip Cone's innovative design can be used to work on skills such as ball handling, driving, shooting off the dribble, finishing, and even moving without the ball.

There is nothing wrong with training with normal cones. However, as normal cones are generally placed on the ground to represent scenarios, defenders, and obstacles, they offer little imagination, game-like accountability, and true realism to the game of basketball. To increase training efficiency and for the purpose of game simulation, Lancaster's masterful teaching and demonstrations show how the Rip Cone simulates everything from the contact, game accountability, realistic body positions, control, and more.

Section 1: Ball Handling

Section 2: Shooting Off the Dribble

Section 3: Shooting off the Drive

Section 4: Moving without the Ball (Bonus)

Section 5: Finishing at the Rim

Volume One of the Medicine Basketball Training Series - Shooting and Team Concepts - will prepare players through game-like application like never before in the areas of ball handling, shooting, playing off penetration, and the screen and roll.

-Ball Handling - Players will learn the "Art of Many Crossovers" and master the use of their "Dribbling Foot" to not only gain space with a quicker first step but also keep and maximize space through more efficient footwork.

-Shooting - Player's minds will be trained to focus before the shot through Micah's innovative hand-ready training for an even quicker catch and shoot game.

-Movement - Both player's and coaches will learn how the medicine basketball can hold player's accountable to proper spacing, moving without the ball, and playing off penetration through forced accountability.

-Screen and Roll - The Screen and Roll game will be mastered like never before simulating everything from contact and game-like reactions, to realistic and challenging scenarios the basketball world has never seen.