Frequently Asked Questions

All five books are available on Amazon in both paperback and Kindle formats. You can browse the full collection on Amazon here.

It depends on your needs. If you're looking for a complete offensive system, start with A Multiple Option System — it's the most popular and has 83+ reviews. If you coach youth basketball, Practice Drills for Ball Toughness is the best starting point. For individual player development, try The 19 Day Basketball Blueprint.

Absolutely. While the offensive system books cover concepts used at the high school and college level, the drills and principles are adaptable to any age group. Practice Drills for Ball Toughness was specifically written with youth coaches in mind.

Currently, the books are available in paperback and Kindle formats on Amazon. Audiobook editions are being considered for the future. Follow @coachdeforest on X for updates on new releases and formats.

Yes. All of the offensive system books — the Multiple Option, Dribble Drive, Spurs, and Princeton-based systems — include detailed court diagrams, play breakdowns, and visual illustrations to help you understand and implement every concept.

Coach Lee DeForest has been coaching basketball for almost 20 years. He won a state championship in 2011 using his variation of the Princeton Offense. He grew up in a small town in Kentucky and has published five books on basketball coaching strategy that have connected him with coaches around the world.

Coach DeForest is most known for his variation of the Princeton Offense, which he used to win the 2011 state title. His books also cover the Multiple Option Offense (based on Bill Self's Kansas system), the Dribble Drive Motion Offense, and the San Antonio Spurs offensive system.

Yes. Coach DeForest is available for coaching clinics, keynote speaking, podcast interviews, and media appearances. Visit the Media & Speaking page for topics and details, or get in touch to discuss your event.

Absolutely. Coach DeForest offers half-day and full-day clinic sessions on offensive systems, practice planning, player development, and building basketball culture. Contact us with your event details and he'll be happy to discuss availability.

The best way to reach out is through the Contact page on this website. You can also follow and message Coach DeForest on X (@coachdeforest).

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