Layups - basketball
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Layups - basketball
1y ago
This is a guest post by Bernie Stein from HeroSports. Make sure to check out his website at http://www.HeroSports.com. There’s no better position to tell if a guy is ready for the NBA then playing point guard. Guys who are charged with handling the rock and distributing it among their teammates have that innate gift ..read more
Layups - basketball
1y ago
Glue is what holds things together after they have been broken or split apart. On athletic teams, a glue guy (or gal) is the one who, in the midst of adversity, will make sure that everyone sticks together. In an corporate or professional setting, a glue guy (or gal) is the one who does the ..read more
Layups - basketball
1y ago
This is a guestpost by Brandon Capaletti. For basketball players, the offseason is arguably the most important time of the year for their development — largely because this is when the most individual growth can occur for those who are serious about taking their game to the next level. While player growth also occurs during ..read more
Layups - basketball
1y ago
It’s important to understand that arousal about competitions and anxiety are not the same. The levels of arousal in a game like Basketball can determine the amount of success a player can experience working the bar, either high or low. Depending on how high or low arousal levels are, and how well the player can ..read more
Layups - basketball
4y ago
Teens have to do so much to keep up with school, work, and extracurricular activities these days that it can be a battle to get them to add exercise to their routine. However, teens who don’t get exercise, regardless of their physical fitness, report worse mood and health than those who work out for an ..read more
Layups - basketball
4y ago
For any future NBA star, there are several things you should prioritize: attending every practice, building up your skills, and working on your agility, but all of these things are related to one thing — nutrition. To become the strongest, fastest, and most powerful version of yourself, you need to focus on what goes into ..read more
Layups - basketball
4y ago
This is a guest post by A.J Kenrick. He is obsessed with vertical jump training and shares his passion on his site VerticalJumpWorld.com. He enjoys helping athletes learn how to jump higher and has amassed quite a following on his V.J.W facebook page. If you have ever wanted to learn how to dunk a basketball ..read more
Layups - basketball
4y ago
This is a guest post by Andreas Rauh. He writes about basketball and vertical jump training on WhatsMyVertical.com, and also documents his vertical jump training on his Youtube Channel. At 6ft tall, I was always a pretty athletic basketball player, I could grab the rim easily and on a really good day (and on lower ..read more
Layups - basketball
4y ago
This is a guest post by Blake, a fitness, and sports enthusiast. One place you can find him is ezcompression.com, where he mostly talks about compression wear. Getting better at most things in basketball requires going through processes. It takes countless hours of shooting the ball to incrementally improve at jump shots and free throws ..read more
Layups - basketball
4y ago
This is a guest post by Harry Parsons from Arcadia Publishing. Make sure to check out his website at https://www.arcadiapublishing.com/Home. When you’re a coach, you have a uniquely important job to do. It’s not just about making sure your team wins. It’s also about understanding people and individuals well enough to properly motivate and encourage ..read more