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Saturday, December 24, 2011

WSR Ep 34 (Air Foamposite One, Air Jordan 4, LeBron 9, Nike Dunk Entourage)

This week LeBron Maxes out with Barkley, and the Air Jordan 4 takes a trip to the hospital where it hooks up with Sole Collector and his Entourage. QOTV: What sneakers do you wear to nicer (fancier) events? Twitter @kicksonfire - twitter.com Jacques - @kustoo - twitter.com Facebook - www.facebook.com Sneakers mentioned in this video: 5: Nike LeBron 9 "China" (Pricing and New Images) ttp://www.kicksonfire.com/2011/09/21/nike-lebron-9-china-release-date/ 4: Nike Air Max Barkley Colorways www.kicksonfire.com 3: Nike SB Dunk Low x Entourage New Release Information www.kicksonfire.com 2: Air Jordan 4 Doernbecher 2011 www.kicksonfire.com 1: Nike Air Foamposite One Sole Collector Las Vegas www.kicksonfire.com Personal Picks: adidas Decade Hi 'Bluebird' www.kicksonfire.com CONS Pro Leather Cranberry / Parchment www.kicksonfire.com Puma Suede Eco Tonal Pack www.kicksonfire.com

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Monday, November 21, 2011

The Importance of Becoming a Team Player In Basketball

!±8± The Importance of Becoming a Team Player In Basketball

If you feel that you are not improving as a basketball player then you need to work harder to develop your prowess. But if you think you already did your best yet there still are no improvements, then maybe you are doing it the wrong way. Sometimes we tend to overlook some basic aspects of our training routine. Areas on our playing where we need to improve are often overlooked in favor of hard court histrionics such as practicing how to slam dunk and the like.

Because basketball is a highly competitive sport, it takes more than guts to stay on top of the game. Even legends like Shaq and Jordan took years to master their playing ability in the hard court. In essence, hard work and determination are two of the most important ingredients in becoming a better player. Even professional NBA stars still need to go constant basketball training. In fact, the training routines get harder as you become a better player. This is because of the highly demanding nature of the game. You always need to stay in shape if you want to survive.

Most of the time, amateur players tend to overlook important areas of their basketball training routine. As we have mentioned earlier, newbie players have the tendency to focus on certain skills such as dunks and other daredevil moves. Practicing these basketball moves is not bad per se. However, to focus on these skills alone without improving some basic aspects of your skills such as assists, dribbling, and team spirit, can be detrimental to your maturity as a player.

Your basketball training routine should put more weight on these aspects if you wish to become a better player. Since basketball is a team sport, it is only logical to practice becoming a cohesive team player. Learning to be an effective team member is vital. We can compare basketball to a band in this aspect. No matter how cool your licks are, if your instrument is out-of-sync with the rest of the band's rhythm, you can never call yourself a great musician. This also applies in basketball. Even if you have the skills of Jordan, your worth as a player is low if you do not have the capability to work with your team.

In a nutshell, you should learn how to balance your individual skills with your ability to work effectively with your team. This is the secret of becoming a great player. Ask Jordan, if you have doubts.


The Importance of Becoming a Team Player In Basketball

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