BASKETBALL IS BACK
I realize I may have been slacking with the amount of posts concerning basketball lately, this is just due to the nature of my social media class schedule. For this I apologize if anyone out there is a basketball player and actually reads these posts. Anyways, the basketball season is in full swing and I could not be more excited about it as a player but also a fan of all levels as well. In this post I want my readers, but primarily all basketball players to shift their focus to what they can do to become a better player during the season.
I myself am not a basketball trainer. I do see myself as a coach in the future, but I have a lot of learning and maturing before we get to that point, in the meantime, I’m trying to pick up as many tricks and nuggets of information as possible that could help me in the future. The main trainer that I keep my eyes on at all times is Devin Williams. Many of you have probably never heard of him, but some of you may have heard of his series, 10000 hours. Devin is a former player out of Price High School in California, Skyline College, and even made it as far as the Academy of Art University. He share many of his workouts online, which makes all of his content very transparent and accessible for people of all ages all around the world (the series is translated into multiple languages).
I use many of his workouts myself and challenge all of my readers to look him up and do the same. You may find yourself even learning some moral lessons along the way.
The season may be in full swing, but the players staying after practice everyday getting the extra reps up will be the ones making plays by the end of the year, so I encourage all my basketball readers to get in the gym while you have the chance, and take that next step. GET IN THE GYM!
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