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The Art of Lateral Quickness – Part I
Quickness on the basketball court means going side-to-side – fast. Here’s how.
By Dustin Wolf
It’s late in the game and your defense has to hold steady. In almost every key defensive situation during the game, your players are getting beat off the dribble. That’s a no-no on the basketball court. Agility and multi-directional quickness is the ability to go, stop, and go again – all while changing direction and accelerating. The key is to build your lateral quickness. Following are several exercises you can do to enhance your defensive moves.
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Fundamentals of another kind
Practicing proper nutritional habits are a step in the right direction to preparing for the long basketball season.
By Jackie Ansley
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Climbing the mountain
Basketball players push their bodies to the limit. Hard practices and games deplete the muscles of energy fuel. Therefore, the muscle recovery process must be completed very quickly.
By Jackie Ansley
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Proper Hydration
Should players do extra workouts during the season? How much water should they drink? You'll find the answers here.
By Jackie Ansley
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On the Ball
Five medicine ball exercises you can do now to increase your functional core strength
Core Strength is more than just a buzzword. Athletes, especially basketball players, have long known the advantages of having a strong torso.
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