Hybrid Handles with Coach Meech | ILB Elite

HYBRID HANDLES · COACH MEECH

A handle that holds up.

Keep your control. Protect the ball. Create your opening. Coach Meech’s four-phase system gives your handle a plan for all three—and room to get creative.

Get Hybrid Handles — $147

One-time purchase · Instant online access

Play the Hybrid Handles program introduction

▶

THE COMPLETE BALL-HANDLING SYSTEM

Watch Coach Meech explain the system.

04

Progressive phases

30–45

Minutes per session

4 days

Of training per week

BUILD BEYOND YOUR GO-TO HANDLE

One handle only gets you so far.

You can look comfortable in drills and still get stuck in games. Protecting the ball, beating a defender and responding when the defense changes each demand a different handle.

A DEVELOPMENT ROADMAP FOR YOUR GAME

1

High-school foundation

Build one handle you can rely on.

2–3

College-level goal

Connect more ways to control, protect and attack.

All 4

Pro-level ambition

Bring every part of your handle together.

Hybrid Handles trains all four, one phase at a time.

Foundational Handle · Defensive Handle · Attack Handle · Creative Handle

THE FOUR-PHASE SYSTEM

Four levels. A more complete handle.

Each phase gives a different part of your handle its own attention. Start with control, learn to protect it, then build the attacking and creative skills that bring it together.

Foundational Handle course illustration

LEVEL 01 · BUILD YOUR BASE

Foundational Handle

Start with the ball control the rest of the system builds on. This is the foundation you can return to as the training becomes more demanding.

• Work on your basic ball-handling control.

• Follow the workout option that fits your current ability.

• Use the phase assessment to check your foundation.

Next: take that control into situations where you need to protect the ball.

Defensive Handle course illustration

LEVEL 02 · PROTECT WHAT YOU BUILT

Defensive Handle

Control is the starting point. The next step is keeping your dribble when a defender puts you under pressure and takes away space.

• Focus on protecting the ball under defensive pressure.

• Build on the control from your foundational work.

• Check your readiness before progressing to the attacking phase.

Next: move from keeping possession to creating an opening.

Attack Handle course illustration

LEVEL 03 · GO AT YOUR DEFENDER

Attack Handle

Now put your handle to work against a defender one-on-one. This phase focuses on using your dribble to attack, rather than simply keeping it alive.

• Work on breaking down a defender one-on-one.

• Build attacking skills on top of control and protection.

• Use the phase assessment to identify what still needs practice.

Next: connect your skills and respond to different defensive situations.

Creative Handle course illustration

LEVEL 04 · CONNECT THE PIECES

Creative Handle

Bring the earlier phases together. Creative Handle focuses on finding responses to defensive schemes, so your handle has more to offer than one familiar move.

• Work on responses to different defensive schemes.

• Combine your foundational, defensive and attacking skills.

• Assess your progress and revisit the areas that need more work.

Keep building: use your assessments and tracking sheets to guide the next round of practice.

You receive all four phases immediately. Start at the foundation and use your assessments to decide when to progress.

YOUR PROGRESSION

How you move through the levels.

You get the full system immediately. The sequence is your practice progression: each phase becomes more demanding, and you move on when you’re ready.

01 Start with the foundation

Begin with Phase 01. The program includes beginner and advanced workout options, so you can work at an appropriate level without rushing into harder training.

02 Follow the daily plan

Use your workout schedule and Meech’s technique breakdowns to guide your practice. Plan for 30–45 minutes, four days per week.

03 Assess before you advance

Complete the skill assessment at the end of the phase. Use the progress tracking sheets to record how you’re doing and what still needs attention.

04 Move on when you’re ready

Build on the phase you’ve practiced. If an area needs more work, revisit it before adding the next layer. This is a readiness-based progression, not a race through videos.

More than a library of drills.

The training comes with the structure to use it: what to practice, how to work on it, and how to check your progress.

Coach Meech demonstrating the Hybrid Handles training

Four connected training phases

The full Foundational, Defensive, Attack and Creative Handle system, available online as soon as you purchase.

Daily workout schedule PDF

A plan for what to practice and how long to spend on it. Bring a defined workout to your next session.

Technique breakdowns

Meech’s demonstrations and explanations give you a reference to watch and revisit as you work on the skills.

End-of-phase skill assessments

Check your readiness at the end of each phase, rather than moving forward simply because you’ve watched the lessons.

Progress tracking sheets

Keep a record of your practice and progress so you can see which areas need more attention.

Beginner and advanced workouts

Use the appropriate workout option for your current ability, with more demanding work available as you progress.

What a practice session looks like.

Set aside 30–45 minutes, four days a week. You need a basketball and open dribbling space; a hoop or gym is not required.

01

Open your workout

Use the daily schedule to see what your session calls for.

02

Review the technique

Watch Meech’s breakdown and return to the demonstration whenever you need a reference.

03

Put in the reps

Work through your training at the appropriate level instead of jumping between unrelated drills.

04

Record and review

Use your tracking sheets. At the end of the phase, complete the assessment before deciding what comes next.

Two more ways to put it to work.

Both bonus modules are included with Hybrid Handles.

Hybrid Handles Partner Drills training preview

INCLUDED BONUS 01

Partner Drills

Bring a friend into your training. This module gives you partner drills that add a game-like element to your practice.

Use it when you have someone to train with; the core ball-handling workouts need only a ball and space.

Hybrid Handle Challenge training preview

INCLUDED BONUS 02

Hybrid Handle Challenge

Put your new and improved handle to the test. This bonus is the program’s final challenge, giving you another way to apply the work you’ve put into the four phases.

Included with the full program, alongside the Partner Drills module.

Coach Meech, ILB head instructor

ILB HEAD INSTRUCTOR

Meet Coach Meech.

Clear explanations. Purposeful workouts. Coaching you can take straight to your next session.

Demitrius “Coach Meech” brings a collegiate playing background and a practical teaching style to ILB. He leads you through Hybrid Handles with detailed demonstrations and a progression you can follow.

Train at your level. Build the skill. Earn the next step.

MAKE YOUR NEXT REP COUNT

Your handle. Your next level.

Get the complete Hybrid Handles system and a clear direction for your next workout.

All four phases · Daily workout schedule · Phase assessments · Progress tracking · Beginner and advanced options · Both bonus modules

HYBRID HANDLES

$147

USD · One-time purchase

Get Hybrid Handles

Instant access to the full online program.

60-day money-back guarantee: do the training, and if you aren’t satisfied with your results, contact ILB support for a refund.

Optional checkout extras are additional.

Before you start.

Is this the right program for my level?
Hybrid Handles includes beginner and advanced workout options. Phase assessments help you decide when you’re ready to progress.
How much time should I set aside?
Plan for 30–45 minutes per session, four days per week. You progress through the four phases as your skills are ready.
Do I need a hoop or a gym?
No. You need a basketball and an open space where you can safely dribble. A partner is useful for the included partner drills.
What happens after I purchase?
You receive instant online access to the full Hybrid Handles system. The $147 USD program is a one-time purchase.
How does the guarantee work?
Complete the training to the best of your ability. If you do the work and aren’t satisfied with your results after 60 days, contact ILB support for a full refund.

Still finding your focus?

Get a strategy based on your game, with free training videos to get started.

Find my training plan

HYBRID HANDLES · COACH MEECH

A handle that holds up.

Keep your control. Protect the ball. Create your opening. Coach Meech’s four-phase system gives your handle a plan for all three—and room to get creative.

Get Hybrid Handles — $147

One-time purchase · Instant online access

Play the Hybrid Handles program introduction

▶

THE COMPLETE BALL-HANDLING SYSTEM

Watch Coach Meech explain the system.

04

Progressive phases

30–45

Minutes per session

4 days

Of training per week

BUILD BEYOND YOUR GO-TO HANDLE

One handle only gets you so far.

You can look comfortable in drills and still get stuck in games. Protecting the ball, beating a defender and responding when the defense changes each demand a different handle.

A DEVELOPMENT ROADMAP FOR YOUR GAME

1

High-school foundation

Build one handle you can rely on.

2–3

College-level goal

Connect more ways to control, protect and attack.

All 4

Pro-level ambition

Bring every part of your handle together.

Hybrid Handles trains all four, one phase at a time.

Foundational Handle · Defensive Handle · Attack Handle · Creative Handle

THE FOUR-PHASE SYSTEM

Four levels. A more complete handle.

Each phase gives a different part of your handle its own attention. Start with control, learn to protect it, then build the attacking and creative skills that bring it together.

Foundational Handle course illustration

LEVEL 01 · BUILD YOUR BASE

Foundational Handle

Start with the ball control the rest of the system builds on. This is the foundation you can return to as the training becomes more demanding.

• Work on your basic ball-handling control.

• Follow the workout option that fits your current ability.

• Use the phase assessment to check your foundation.

Next: take that control into situations where you need to protect the ball.

Defensive Handle course illustration

LEVEL 02 · PROTECT WHAT YOU BUILT

Defensive Handle

Control is the starting point. The next step is keeping your dribble when a defender puts you under pressure and takes away space.

• Focus on protecting the ball under defensive pressure.

• Build on the control from your foundational work.

• Check your readiness before progressing to the attacking phase.

Next: move from keeping possession to creating an opening.

Attack Handle course illustration

LEVEL 03 · GO AT YOUR DEFENDER

Attack Handle

Now put your handle to work against a defender one-on-one. This phase focuses on using your dribble to attack, rather than simply keeping it alive.

• Work on breaking down a defender one-on-one.

• Build attacking skills on top of control and protection.

• Use the phase assessment to identify what still needs practice.

Next: connect your skills and respond to different defensive situations.

Creative Handle course illustration

LEVEL 04 · CONNECT THE PIECES

Creative Handle

Bring the earlier phases together. Creative Handle focuses on finding responses to defensive schemes, so your handle has more to offer than one familiar move.

• Work on responses to different defensive schemes.

• Combine your foundational, defensive and attacking skills.

• Assess your progress and revisit the areas that need more work.

Keep building: use your assessments and tracking sheets to guide the next round of practice.

You receive all four phases immediately. Start at the foundation and use your assessments to decide when to progress.

YOUR PROGRESSION

How you move through the levels.

You get the full system immediately. The sequence is your practice progression: each phase becomes more demanding, and you move on when you’re ready.

01 Start with the foundation

Begin with Phase 01. The program includes beginner and advanced workout options, so you can work at an appropriate level without rushing into harder training.

02 Follow the daily plan

Use your workout schedule and Meech’s technique breakdowns to guide your practice. Plan for 30–45 minutes, four days per week.

03 Assess before you advance

Complete the skill assessment at the end of the phase. Use the progress tracking sheets to record how you’re doing and what still needs attention.

04 Move on when you’re ready

Build on the phase you’ve practiced. If an area needs more work, revisit it before adding the next layer. This is a readiness-based progression, not a race through videos.

More than a library of drills.

The training comes with the structure to use it: what to practice, how to work on it, and how to check your progress.

Coach Meech demonstrating the Hybrid Handles training

Four connected training phases

The full Foundational, Defensive, Attack and Creative Handle system, available online as soon as you purchase.

Daily workout schedule PDF

A plan for what to practice and how long to spend on it. Bring a defined workout to your next session.

Technique breakdowns

Meech’s demonstrations and explanations give you a reference to watch and revisit as you work on the skills.

End-of-phase skill assessments

Check your readiness at the end of each phase, rather than moving forward simply because you’ve watched the lessons.

Progress tracking sheets

Keep a record of your practice and progress so you can see which areas need more attention.

Beginner and advanced workouts

Use the appropriate workout option for your current ability, with more demanding work available as you progress.

What a practice session looks like.

Set aside 30–45 minutes, four days a week. You need a basketball and open dribbling space; a hoop or gym is not required.

01

Open your workout

Use the daily schedule to see what your session calls for.

02

Review the technique

Watch Meech’s breakdown and return to the demonstration whenever you need a reference.

03

Put in the reps

Work through your training at the appropriate level instead of jumping between unrelated drills.

04

Record and review

Use your tracking sheets. At the end of the phase, complete the assessment before deciding what comes next.

Two more ways to put it to work.

Both bonus modules are included with Hybrid Handles.

Hybrid Handles Partner Drills training preview

INCLUDED BONUS 01

Partner Drills

Bring a friend into your training. This module gives you partner drills that add a game-like element to your practice.

Use it when you have someone to train with; the core ball-handling workouts need only a ball and space.

Hybrid Handle Challenge training preview

INCLUDED BONUS 02

Hybrid Handle Challenge

Put your new and improved handle to the test. This bonus is the program’s final challenge, giving you another way to apply the work you’ve put into the four phases.

Included with the full program, alongside the Partner Drills module.

Coach Meech, ILB head instructor

ILB HEAD INSTRUCTOR

Meet Coach Meech.

Clear explanations. Purposeful workouts. Coaching you can take straight to your next session.

Demitrius “Coach Meech” brings a collegiate playing background and a practical teaching style to ILB. He leads you through Hybrid Handles with detailed demonstrations and a progression you can follow.

Train at your level. Build the skill. Earn the next step.

MAKE YOUR NEXT REP COUNT

Your handle. Your next level.

Get the complete Hybrid Handles system and a clear direction for your next workout.

All four phases · Daily workout schedule · Phase assessments · Progress tracking · Beginner and advanced options · Both bonus modules

HYBRID HANDLES

$147

USD · One-time purchase

Get Hybrid Handles

Instant access to the full online program.

60-day money-back guarantee: do the training, and if you aren’t satisfied with your results, contact ILB support for a refund.

Optional checkout extras are additional.

Before you start.

Is this the right program for my level?
Hybrid Handles includes beginner and advanced workout options. Phase assessments help you decide when you’re ready to progress.
How much time should I set aside?
Plan for 30–45 minutes per session, four days per week. You progress through the four phases as your skills are ready.
Do I need a hoop or a gym?
No. You need a basketball and an open space where you can safely dribble. A partner is useful for the included partner drills.
What happens after I purchase?
You receive instant online access to the full Hybrid Handles system. The $147 USD program is a one-time purchase.
How does the guarantee work?
Complete the training to the best of your ability. If you do the work and aren’t satisfied with your results after 60 days, contact ILB support for a full refund.

Still finding your focus?

Get a strategy based on your game, with free training videos to get started.

Find my training plan

HYBRID HANDLES · COACH MEECH

A handle that holds up.

Keep your control. Protect the ball. Create your opening. Coach Meech’s four-phase system gives your handle a plan for all three—and room to get creative.

Get Hybrid Handles — $147

One-time purchase · Instant online access

Play the Hybrid Handles program introduction

▶

THE COMPLETE BALL-HANDLING SYSTEM

Watch Coach Meech explain the system.

04

Progressive phases

30–45

Minutes per session

4 days

Of training per week

BUILD BEYOND YOUR GO-TO HANDLE

One handle only gets you so far.

You can look comfortable in drills and still get stuck in games. Protecting the ball, beating a defender and responding when the defense changes each demand a different handle.

A DEVELOPMENT ROADMAP FOR YOUR GAME

1

High-school foundation

Build one handle you can rely on.

2–3

College-level goal

Connect more ways to control, protect and attack.

All 4

Pro-level ambition

Bring every part of your handle together.

Hybrid Handles trains all four, one phase at a time.

Foundational Handle · Defensive Handle · Attack Handle · Creative Handle

THE FOUR-PHASE SYSTEM

Four levels. A more complete handle.

Each phase gives a different part of your handle its own attention. Start with control, learn to protect it, then build the attacking and creative skills that bring it together.

Foundational Handle course illustration

LEVEL 01 · BUILD YOUR BASE

Foundational Handle

Start with the ball control the rest of the system builds on. This is the foundation you can return to as the training becomes more demanding.

• Work on your basic ball-handling control.

• Follow the workout option that fits your current ability.

• Use the phase assessment to check your foundation.

Next: take that control into situations where you need to protect the ball.

Defensive Handle course illustration

LEVEL 02 · PROTECT WHAT YOU BUILT

Defensive Handle

Control is the starting point. The next step is keeping your dribble when a defender puts you under pressure and takes away space.

• Focus on protecting the ball under defensive pressure.

• Build on the control from your foundational work.

• Check your readiness before progressing to the attacking phase.

Next: move from keeping possession to creating an opening.

Attack Handle course illustration

LEVEL 03 · GO AT YOUR DEFENDER

Attack Handle

Now put your handle to work against a defender one-on-one. This phase focuses on using your dribble to attack, rather than simply keeping it alive.

• Work on breaking down a defender one-on-one.

• Build attacking skills on top of control and protection.

• Use the phase assessment to identify what still needs practice.

Next: connect your skills and respond to different defensive situations.

Creative Handle course illustration

LEVEL 04 · CONNECT THE PIECES

Creative Handle

Bring the earlier phases together. Creative Handle focuses on finding responses to defensive schemes, so your handle has more to offer than one familiar move.

• Work on responses to different defensive schemes.

• Combine your foundational, defensive and attacking skills.

• Assess your progress and revisit the areas that need more work.

Keep building: use your assessments and tracking sheets to guide the next round of practice.

You receive all four phases immediately. Start at the foundation and use your assessments to decide when to progress.

YOUR PROGRESSION

How you move through the levels.

You get the full system immediately. The sequence is your practice progression: each phase becomes more demanding, and you move on when you’re ready.

01 Start with the foundation

Begin with Phase 01. The program includes beginner and advanced workout options, so you can work at an appropriate level without rushing into harder training.

02 Follow the daily plan

Use your workout schedule and Meech’s technique breakdowns to guide your practice. Plan for 30–45 minutes, four days per week.

03 Assess before you advance

Complete the skill assessment at the end of the phase. Use the progress tracking sheets to record how you’re doing and what still needs attention.

04 Move on when you’re ready

Build on the phase you’ve practiced. If an area needs more work, revisit it before adding the next layer. This is a readiness-based progression, not a race through videos.

More than a library of drills.

The training comes with the structure to use it: what to practice, how to work on it, and how to check your progress.

Coach Meech demonstrating the Hybrid Handles training

Four connected training phases

The full Foundational, Defensive, Attack and Creative Handle system, available online as soon as you purchase.

Daily workout schedule PDF

A plan for what to practice and how long to spend on it. Bring a defined workout to your next session.

Technique breakdowns

Meech’s demonstrations and explanations give you a reference to watch and revisit as you work on the skills.

End-of-phase skill assessments

Check your readiness at the end of each phase, rather than moving forward simply because you’ve watched the lessons.

Progress tracking sheets

Keep a record of your practice and progress so you can see which areas need more attention.

Beginner and advanced workouts

Use the appropriate workout option for your current ability, with more demanding work available as you progress.

What a practice session looks like.

Set aside 30–45 minutes, four days a week. You need a basketball and open dribbling space; a hoop or gym is not required.

01

Open your workout

Use the daily schedule to see what your session calls for.

02

Review the technique

Watch Meech’s breakdown and return to the demonstration whenever you need a reference.

03

Put in the reps

Work through your training at the appropriate level instead of jumping between unrelated drills.

04

Record and review

Use your tracking sheets. At the end of the phase, complete the assessment before deciding what comes next.

Two more ways to put it to work.

Both bonus modules are included with Hybrid Handles.

Hybrid Handles Partner Drills training preview

INCLUDED BONUS 01

Partner Drills

Bring a friend into your training. This module gives you partner drills that add a game-like element to your practice.

Use it when you have someone to train with; the core ball-handling workouts need only a ball and space.

Hybrid Handle Challenge training preview

INCLUDED BONUS 02

Hybrid Handle Challenge

Put your new and improved handle to the test. This bonus is the program’s final challenge, giving you another way to apply the work you’ve put into the four phases.

Included with the full program, alongside the Partner Drills module.

Coach Meech, ILB head instructor

ILB HEAD INSTRUCTOR

Meet Coach Meech.

Clear explanations. Purposeful workouts. Coaching you can take straight to your next session.

Demitrius “Coach Meech” brings a collegiate playing background and a practical teaching style to ILB. He leads you through Hybrid Handles with detailed demonstrations and a progression you can follow.

Train at your level. Build the skill. Earn the next step.

MAKE YOUR NEXT REP COUNT

Your handle. Your next level.

Get the complete Hybrid Handles system and a clear direction for your next workout.

All four phases · Daily workout schedule · Phase assessments · Progress tracking · Beginner and advanced options · Both bonus modules

HYBRID HANDLES

$147

USD · One-time purchase

Get Hybrid Handles

Instant access to the full online program.

60-day money-back guarantee: do the training, and if you aren’t satisfied with your results, contact ILB support for a refund.

Optional checkout extras are additional.

Before you start.

Is this the right program for my level?
Hybrid Handles includes beginner and advanced workout options. Phase assessments help you decide when you’re ready to progress.
How much time should I set aside?
Plan for 30–45 minutes per session, four days per week. You progress through the four phases as your skills are ready.
Do I need a hoop or a gym?
No. You need a basketball and an open space where you can safely dribble. A partner is useful for the included partner drills.
What happens after I purchase?
You receive instant online access to the full Hybrid Handles system. The $147 USD program is a one-time purchase.
How does the guarantee work?
Complete the training to the best of your ability. If you do the work and aren’t satisfied with your results after 60 days, contact ILB support for a full refund.

Still finding your focus?

Get a strategy based on your game, with free training videos to get started.

Find my training plan

HYBRID HANDLES · COACH MEECH

A handle that holds up.

Keep your control. Protect the ball. Create your opening. Coach Meech’s four-phase system gives your handle a plan for all three—and room to get creative.

Get Hybrid Handles — $147

One-time purchase · Instant online access

Play the Hybrid Handles program introduction

▶

THE COMPLETE BALL-HANDLING SYSTEM

Watch Coach Meech explain the system.

04

Progressive phases

30–45

Minutes per session

4 days

Of training per week

BUILD BEYOND YOUR GO-TO HANDLE

One handle only gets you so far.

You can look comfortable in drills and still get stuck in games. Protecting the ball, beating a defender and responding when the defense changes each demand a different handle.

A DEVELOPMENT ROADMAP FOR YOUR GAME

1

High-school foundation

Build one handle you can rely on.

2–3

College-level goal

Connect more ways to control, protect and attack.

All 4

Pro-level ambition

Bring every part of your handle together.

Hybrid Handles trains all four, one phase at a time.

Foundational Handle · Defensive Handle · Attack Handle · Creative Handle

THE FOUR-PHASE SYSTEM

Four levels. A more complete handle.

Each phase gives a different part of your handle its own attention. Start with control, learn to protect it, then build the attacking and creative skills that bring it together.

Foundational Handle course illustration

LEVEL 01 · BUILD YOUR BASE

Foundational Handle

Start with the ball control the rest of the system builds on. This is the foundation you can return to as the training becomes more demanding.

• Work on your basic ball-handling control.

• Follow the workout option that fits your current ability.

• Use the phase assessment to check your foundation.

Next: take that control into situations where you need to protect the ball.

Defensive Handle course illustration

LEVEL 02 · PROTECT WHAT YOU BUILT

Defensive Handle

Control is the starting point. The next step is keeping your dribble when a defender puts you under pressure and takes away space.

• Focus on protecting the ball under defensive pressure.

• Build on the control from your foundational work.

• Check your readiness before progressing to the attacking phase.

Next: move from keeping possession to creating an opening.

Attack Handle course illustration

LEVEL 03 · GO AT YOUR DEFENDER

Attack Handle

Now put your handle to work against a defender one-on-one. This phase focuses on using your dribble to attack, rather than simply keeping it alive.

• Work on breaking down a defender one-on-one.

• Build attacking skills on top of control and protection.

• Use the phase assessment to identify what still needs practice.

Next: connect your skills and respond to different defensive situations.

Creative Handle course illustration

LEVEL 04 · CONNECT THE PIECES

Creative Handle

Bring the earlier phases together. Creative Handle focuses on finding responses to defensive schemes, so your handle has more to offer than one familiar move.

• Work on responses to different defensive schemes.

• Combine your foundational, defensive and attacking skills.

• Assess your progress and revisit the areas that need more work.

Keep building: use your assessments and tracking sheets to guide the next round of practice.

You receive all four phases immediately. Start at the foundation and use your assessments to decide when to progress.

YOUR PROGRESSION

How you move through the levels.

You get the full system immediately. The sequence is your practice progression: each phase becomes more demanding, and you move on when you’re ready.

01 Start with the foundation

Begin with Phase 01. The program includes beginner and advanced workout options, so you can work at an appropriate level without rushing into harder training.

02 Follow the daily plan

Use your workout schedule and Meech’s technique breakdowns to guide your practice. Plan for 30–45 minutes, four days per week.

03 Assess before you advance

Complete the skill assessment at the end of the phase. Use the progress tracking sheets to record how you’re doing and what still needs attention.

04 Move on when you’re ready

Build on the phase you’ve practiced. If an area needs more work, revisit it before adding the next layer. This is a readiness-based progression, not a race through videos.

More than a library of drills.

The training comes with the structure to use it: what to practice, how to work on it, and how to check your progress.

Coach Meech demonstrating the Hybrid Handles training

Four connected training phases

The full Foundational, Defensive, Attack and Creative Handle system, available online as soon as you purchase.

Daily workout schedule PDF

A plan for what to practice and how long to spend on it. Bring a defined workout to your next session.

Technique breakdowns

Meech’s demonstrations and explanations give you a reference to watch and revisit as you work on the skills.

End-of-phase skill assessments

Check your readiness at the end of each phase, rather than moving forward simply because you’ve watched the lessons.

Progress tracking sheets

Keep a record of your practice and progress so you can see which areas need more attention.

Beginner and advanced workouts

Use the appropriate workout option for your current ability, with more demanding work available as you progress.

What a practice session looks like.

Set aside 30–45 minutes, four days a week. You need a basketball and open dribbling space; a hoop or gym is not required.

01

Open your workout

Use the daily schedule to see what your session calls for.

02

Review the technique

Watch Meech’s breakdown and return to the demonstration whenever you need a reference.

03

Put in the reps

Work through your training at the appropriate level instead of jumping between unrelated drills.

04

Record and review

Use your tracking sheets. At the end of the phase, complete the assessment before deciding what comes next.

Two more ways to put it to work.

Both bonus modules are included with Hybrid Handles.

Hybrid Handles Partner Drills training preview

INCLUDED BONUS 01

Partner Drills

Bring a friend into your training. This module gives you partner drills that add a game-like element to your practice.

Use it when you have someone to train with; the core ball-handling workouts need only a ball and space.

Hybrid Handle Challenge training preview

INCLUDED BONUS 02

Hybrid Handle Challenge

Put your new and improved handle to the test. This bonus is the program’s final challenge, giving you another way to apply the work you’ve put into the four phases.

Included with the full program, alongside the Partner Drills module.

Coach Meech, ILB head instructor

ILB HEAD INSTRUCTOR

Meet Coach Meech.

Clear explanations. Purposeful workouts. Coaching you can take straight to your next session.

Demitrius “Coach Meech” brings a collegiate playing background and a practical teaching style to ILB. He leads you through Hybrid Handles with detailed demonstrations and a progression you can follow.

Train at your level. Build the skill. Earn the next step.

MAKE YOUR NEXT REP COUNT

Your handle. Your next level.

Get the complete Hybrid Handles system and a clear direction for your next workout.

All four phases · Daily workout schedule · Phase assessments · Progress tracking · Beginner and advanced options · Both bonus modules

HYBRID HANDLES

$147

USD · One-time purchase

Get Hybrid Handles

Instant access to the full online program.

60-day money-back guarantee: do the training, and if you aren’t satisfied with your results, contact ILB support for a refund.

Optional checkout extras are additional.

Before you start.

Is this the right program for my level?
Hybrid Handles includes beginner and advanced workout options. Phase assessments help you decide when you’re ready to progress.
How much time should I set aside?
Plan for 30–45 minutes per session, four days per week. You progress through the four phases as your skills are ready.
Do I need a hoop or a gym?
No. You need a basketball and an open space where you can safely dribble. A partner is useful for the included partner drills.
What happens after I purchase?
You receive instant online access to the full Hybrid Handles system. The $147 USD program is a one-time purchase.
How does the guarantee work?
Complete the training to the best of your ability. If you do the work and aren’t satisfied with your results after 60 days, contact ILB support for a full refund.

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