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Dave Rose: The BYU Transition Offense As a player, Dave Rose played alongside the great Clyde Drexler and Hakeem Olajuwon on Houston’s Phi Slamma Jamma teams of the 1980s. As a coach, Rose won four Mountain West Conference titles and three coach of the year awards while at BYU where he is second all-time in career wins. In this on-court demonstration video, Coach Rose shows you how he attacks opponents in transition. Rose’s teams were consistently among the national leaders in scoring while he was at BYU. BYU Transition Offense Drills Coach Rose starts practice with a basic three-man weave drill to get his players ready to go fast. They work quickly and practice getting shots off at a high rate of speed. Rose then progresses to a 3-on-2 to 2-on-1 drill. He then shows you his all-time favorite drill, which often uses up to 30 minutes of practice time. The Nugget Drill is a progression-style transition drill that creates a numbered break for the offense each time down the floor. BYU “Basic” Transition Offense Basic is the BYU transition offense. It provides a number of different options including open three-pointers, post ups, and cutters to the basket. The attack uses a 4-out, 1-in set and the goal is to get the ball into the post for a higher percentage shot. Coach Rose also reviews how the offense deals with pressure using dribble entries and pressure releases. Q&A One of the great features of this presentation is the question-and-answer session. Coach Rose takes questions about his transition drills and transition offense. You’ll hear how he deals with teams that like to play zone defense and how to create space when the ball goes inside to the post. Incorporating Coach Rose’s transition concepts into any program is surely to produce positive results.  Rent the BYU Transition Offense DVD today.

Dave Rose's Basketball Practice Plan Revealed BYU breaks down game film and delivers it to their players in the best way possible and each practice session shows that how it is done. The way Coach Rose works on his basketball practice plan is incredible and he makes sure that the players perform the techniques in every game situation. He will bring an orthodox structure to a chaotic practice session that will help the players learn a great deal and to improve their skills so that they can improvise in any game situation. He will also make you understand everything about his staff game plan and how they develop the plan that will improve their skills and will also help generate new skills. Basketball Practice Plan 1 The practice starts in the film room where the players learn how they can improve and use the practice sessions to improve their overall skills. The BYU staff use the positive plays to improve players confidence and when you will perform those drills and practice you will be learnt that too. Furthermore, the Coach Rose and his staff will give you a detailed analysis of how they will create opportunities for the players to improve their decision-making skills in difficult game situations both for the offense and for the defense. The Cougars go on the practice floor and their Coach Rose and his team will explain how they incorporate skill development into their practice sessions. Well, there two squads for the skill development. For the drop-step moves, jump hooks, and short, turnaround jump shots, there are post players to work on these. On the other end of the gym, there will be the guards who will work on finishing out of transition with transition three’s, floaters and 3-point shots from the corner. The Coach Rose spends a lot of time working on the transition offense and defense which will ultimately help in developing the pace for the game. The exciting Nugget Drill which builds up from a 2-on-1 into 1 5-on-5 full court drill will be demonstrated in depth for better results. Players will be getting up and down the floor out of a rebound or free throw situation and this drill will also be explained by Coach Rose in the best way possible. In order to make his players get amazing results, the coach Rose makes his players go through different situations like the end of game, late game, early game, and beginning of the game. The players will have to response to whatever the coaches or defense will throw at the offense. Basketball Practice Plan 2 In basketball practice plan 2, the Coach Rose will make you understand what is going and for that purpose he will invite you into a staff meeting covering what happened in practice the previous day. So, you will be having an idea of what is happening with you and how you can improve in those weak areas of yours. You will also get detailed analysis of where you went wrong and how you can improve and generate new skills. While on the court, the BYU staff will make use of several 5-on-5 and 4-on-4 full court drills as it will increase the pace of play. The main objective of these drills is to increase the pace of play. The BYU staff will work on the 5-on-0 half court sets where the players will learn the offensive system. The 5-on-5 and 4-on-4 shell drill will be explained in depth by the coach Rose and how they used these drills to teach different screening situations. Now, in the conversion drill, the coach Rose explains the trick behind getting the point guard deep into the lane during their transition offense. He will also explain how they play against a 2-3 zone and carried on to run their offense with success. Furthermore, the coach Rose also explains how they play out of bounds and practice while using the bump-and-hold technique in which they are defending each action. When you are in the half court setting, the coach Rose will demonstrate how they managed to defend the screens. Also, you will learn how BYU executes a monster trap or post trap in every 5-on-5 situation. Rent this basketball practice plan DVD today.