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Tag Archives: Reno
3 Movements to Improve lateral quickness via StackBasketball
IMPROVE YOUR DEFENSE FILE UNDER: BASKETBALL DRILLS, DEFENSIVE COVERAGE, LATERAL QUICKNESS, SPEED AUTHOR- Brandon Guarneri Twitter @BrandonGuarneri The key to playing shut-down defense is lateral quickness. If you can move quickly side to side, you can stay in front of the ball handler and get more … Continue reading
D. Rose Spin Move and NASCAR an Athletic Breakdown
Due to the difficulty of the basketball “spin move” very few can create the power and control to produce in competition. Derrick Rose is the definition of power, he can create and transfer force better than any other PG in … Continue reading
Keys to selceting performance professional
1. Education– is not everything but a person with a strong background will be able to help you in several areas and answer your questions. 2 Experience– Several ways to look at this. But longevity in the profession is key. … Continue reading
March Madness Bill and Connie in the Morning Radio Show!
Posted in Basketball News
Tagged 96.5 alice, basketball, college basketball, hoops, march madness, Reno
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Keiser Power For Basketball, Football tuck to Bull Hop
Part of the Basketball Power Series Trainer Mike Atkinson Resistance at 17% Body weight Keiser performance equipment is a game changer. I have had the opportunity to work with Keiser performance for over 4 years at Sierra Strength & Speed. … Continue reading
Posted in Performance, Sports Specific Training, Strength Training
Tagged Basketball Performance, Mike Atkinson, power, Reno, Seattle, Speed
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REV the Engine up! Dynamic Warm Up with Basketball
With winter approaching I recently had an early training session at 5am, so 10 minutes before i left I started my old SUV to warm up the engine and get the frost off the windshield. The car just responds so … Continue reading
The “Swiss Army Knife Player”
In training and basketball, I refer to the “Swiss Army Knife Player” to encourage growth in all areas. I dedicate this to a 6’9” 240lb beast who is a smooth shooting guard at heart, or even better the 6’3” 175lb … Continue reading
Posted in Basketball News, NBA, Performance, Player Development, Youth Developement
Tagged basketball, Basketball Performance, basktball training, everett, high school, Las Vegas basketball, Lateral movement, lateral speed, Mike Atkinson, nba, northwest basketball, oscar robertson, premierball.com, Reno, Reno Basketball, Seattle, Shabazz Muhammad, skill development, swiss army knife, Vegas
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Balls 2 the Wall-Basketball Performance drills
Often coaches incorporate a two ball routine into their development sessions. I like to mix the two ball drills up with different release points and footwork patterns off the wall for reaction. Incorporate into warm-up or your favorite two ball … Continue reading
Fuel up Early, Ball Hard Later
Author- Joe Dibble, RD Scenario: Justin B is a high school basketball player. Each day he wakes up late and rushes to school, skipping breakfast. He eats a sandwich around noon. Justin rarely drinks water, choosing soda instead. He goes to … Continue reading
Posted in Nutrition, Performance, Youth Developement
Tagged Basketball Performance, breakfast, focus, food, Hawaii, joe dibble, Las Vegas, rd, Reno, sierra strength, sport performance, Washington
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How to use a furniture slider for hoops, Volume 1
Above is a great way to use furniture sliders. Incorporated into every workout are ways to enjoy a drill but still have some fun. Here is a great way to take a power drill and involve the basketball. For the … Continue reading
Posted in Performance, Sports Training, Strength Training, Uncategorized, Workouts, Youth Developement
Tagged basketball, Basketball Performance, Basketball personal training, basktball training, everett, Hawaii, high school, hoops, lahainaluna, Las Vegas, Mike Atkinson, nba, Nevada, power, premierball, Reno, Seattle, sierra strength, Speed, Washington
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