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16 Mar

How to stay in basketball shape mentally & physically

  • By CoachMom
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How to stay in basketball shape:


To limit the spread of COVID-19 social distancing is strongly recommended and as a result has caused the closure of fitness clubs, gymnasiums, etc. Here is a simple list of things you can do at home to help keep your skills sharp & in shape for when the basketball season returns. Remember to do a dynamic warm-up at the start of the workout and cool down after the workout:

  • Ball handling in the basement, on the driveway or a court (inside or outside). Some segments you can use regular gloves to practice ball control then take it off, observe the difference
  • Push up – 3 sets of (plug your own numbers)
  • Sit-ups/crunches (same as above)
  • Go for a run (KM or minutes) but add in sprints, for example, sprint for 20 seconds, jog for 20 secondsĀ 
  • Skipping circuitsĀ 
  • Review game videos to help improve performance
  • StairsĀ 
  • If you have weights at home & know how to use them safely do so (if not body weight)
  • Access to a court (inside or out) mimic the drills from your trainers & practices: dynamic warmup, ball handling stationary then on the move into finishes (include JUMP STOPS), form shooting/spot shooting (the closer you are to the basket make 2-10 in a row before moving to the next spot), combo moves or a scenario (coming off a screen or rolling/flaring off a screen) into a shot, free throws
  • If access to a court add in some down & back sprints in between all your segments to mimic the game! to add a challenge, time the sprints for example full court 11 seconds to go there and back.

I suggest you take the time to rehab any nagging injuries during this time and if using an outdoor public court you may consider going early in the morning to avoid a crowd.
This is a good time to review schoolwork or get a head start on assignments.

Good luck, drink lots of water & wash hands often, stay safe & have fun with your workouts


Thanks  


Coach Sharon

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  1. Coach Kevin Dawkins

    Thanks Coach Sharon, some great advice for my little baller at home.

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