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Basketball / Re: Petey Basketball Training
« on: March 31, 2011, 09:55:49 pm »
03.28.11
Planned on playing 3 on 3. Shit happened. Did some stationary work. Then tested out some moves. I did some floaters off 2 feet, some 3's, pullups, crosses to floaters.

Ok so after seeing things. My basketball training should GENERALLY look like this:

1. Dynamic Warmup
2. Effective ball handling
3. Driving, footwork, moves
4. Prolific Shooting drills
5. Finishing Drills

I need do Prolific Shooting drills, effective ball handling, work on my moves, driving drills and other better basketbal stuff.


03.29.11
I went to the park today.

I shot around a little and then I:
played 1 game of 21 with three other players
played 3 games of 2 on 2
played 1 game of 4 on 4

Ok I was driving a lot and attacking during 21 and the first game of 1 on 1. I was finishing pretty well. For finishing I need to remember to look at the basket throughout the whole shot. I probably shouldn't have played the other games because I started settling for jumpers and wasn't hustling. 

I NEED to make my floater automatic.
I NEED to remember that no one remembers pickup games. Play without a conscious and test shit out.
I NEED to attack the basket and play defense.
I NEED to stop playing once I start get tired for recovery and to not develop bad habits.*

*Focus write now is skills and strength.

03.30.11
I decided to restart the Prolific Shooting Program because my form has become more automatic and consistent. I went to back to week 1 of the 2nd phase of effective ball handling.
I did SBA A and sBH. Then I did the psp warmup + denham brown series and turn series.
My shot was consistent but my footwork needs work. I am going to begin to do footwork drills as a warmup gradually increasing speed to game speed then beginning my workout.

Footwork: pivot into jumper, SECSY drive, jump stops, 1-2 steps to jumper, hops and step backs

03.31.11
I did absolutely nothing today. I am completely busy with science fair. I have to make up for my slacking partners. smh

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Basketball / Re: Petey Basketball Training
« on: March 31, 2011, 08:18:49 pm »
sad thing is i started playing ball about 2.5 years ago. i do ply w/ better players

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Basketball / Re: Petey Basketball Training
« on: March 31, 2011, 08:17:16 pm »
lord i would LOVE to be 6'5

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I wanted it to be eggs but there is no way i can sneak in some eggs in class and I don't have the appetite to eat at 5:30-6:30

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Basketball / Re: Petey Basketball Training
« on: March 31, 2011, 05:41:58 pm »
16 years old. When i was like 10 my doctor said i would be like 6 foot, but im getting kinda scared. I doubt I will be that tall. My mom is 5'4 and my dad is 5'7 but they grew up in ethiopia during the drought, so ??? But I also don't have the characteristics of a tall person really. Shoe size is like 10.5 and like a 5'11 wingspan with some smallish hands.
Growing wise, I grew from like 5'0 to 5'6 in like 3 months when i was 14, but i have barely budged in the past two years. I have just come to accept my height.

About the weight, though I am a little chubby though. Without gaining or losing muscle, I should be like 130

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Basketball / Re: Petey Basketball Training
« on: March 30, 2011, 08:52:49 pm »
03.28.11
Planned on playing 3 on 3. Shit happened. Did some stationary work. Then tested out some moves. I did some floaters off 2 feet, some 3's, pullups, crosses to floaters.

Ok so after seeing things. My basketball training should GENERALLY look like this:

1. Dynamic Warmup
2. Effective ball handling
3. Driving, footwork, moves
4. Prolific Shooting drills
5. Finishing Drills

I need do Prolific Shooting drills, effective ball handling, work on my moves, driving drills and other better basketbal stuff.


03.29.11
I went to the park today.

I shot around a little and then I:
played 1 game of 21 with three other players
played 3 games of 2 on 2
played 1 game of 4 on 4

Ok I was driving a lot and attacking during 21 and the first game of 1 on 1. I was finishing pretty well. For finishing I need to remember to look at the basket throughout the whole shot. I probably shouldn't have played the other games because I started settling for jumpers and wasn't hustling.  

I NEED to make my floater automatic.
I NEED to remember that no one remembers pickup games. Play without a conscious and test shit out.
I NEED to attack the basket and play defense.
I NEED to stop playing once I start get tired for recovery and to not develop bad habits.*

*Focus write now is skills and strength.

03.30.11
I decided to restart the Prolific Shooting Program because my form has become more automatic and consistent. I went to back to week 1 of the 2nd phase of effective ball handling.
I did SBA A and sBH. Then I did the psp warmup + denham brown series and turn series.
My shot was consistent but my footwork needs work. I am going to begin to do footwork drills as a warmup gradually increasing speed to game speed then beginning my workout.

Footwork: pivot into jumper, SECSY drive, jump stops, 1-2 steps to jumper, hops and step backs

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I decided to adjust my breakfast. I will eat: some protein (eggs,nuts,beef jerkey) + carb (fruit on nontraining days and carb on training day)

Monday:Cashews,apple,water
Tuesday: beef jerkey, chocolate milk

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Basketball / Re: Petey Basketball Training
« on: March 30, 2011, 05:35:00 pm »
Thank you that helps a lot.

I have been training to be multifaceted. I have been working on my perimeter game, midrange, and finishing.
Yeah, I haven't really been focusing on my floater or practicing it all. I have been focusing on my pullups, 3 pointers and shooting form. I just thought I should get at least like 25-50 makes a day since I do it a lot. I do overuse it little during games.

A question is how can I improve my bball IQ. When I was playing I was probably just as skilled or more in some areas as the other players, but I was seriously lacking with my court savviness. Is it just playing? How can I watch game tape to become a better offensive player, defensive player, team player, and a point guard. I have begun reading Dick Devenzio's "stuff" a little every night.

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Basketball / Re: Petey Basketball Training
« on: March 29, 2011, 08:59:22 pm »
I went to the park today.

I shot around a little and then I:
played 1 game of 21 with three other players
played 3 games of 2 on 2
played 1 game of 4 on 4

Ok I was driving a lot and attacking during 21 and the first game of 1 on 1. I was finishing pretty well. For finishing I need to remember to look at the basket throughout the whole shot. I probably shouldn't have played the other games because I started settling for jumpers and wasn't hustling. 

I NEED to make my floater automatic.
I NEED to remember that no one remembers pickup games. Play without a conscious and test shit out.
I NEED to attack the basket and play defense.
I NEED to stop playing once I start get tired for recovery and to not develop bad habits.*

*Focus write now is skills and strength.

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Strength, Power, Reactivity, & Speed Discussion / Body Recomposition
« on: March 29, 2011, 04:45:40 pm »
http://www.higher-faster-sports.com/dietproblems.html

After reading Kelly's article I decided to test my diet for like 2 weeks. After putting in a couple days into fitday, I see that I am eating WAY too many carbs and too little protein. Like today I ate 220 carbs when today was an off day.
Following Kelly's advice:

1. I decided whether to focus on losing fat or gaining muscle
2. Making small adjustments to the food I eat for that goal


FOr the longest time I did not know whether to be focusing on gaining muscle or losing fat. After reading this:

http://jasonferruggia.com/carb-cycling-made-easy-part-1/
http://jasonferruggia.com/carb-cycling-made-easy-part-2/

I decided on focusing on losing fat because I have 16.60% body fat.*






*67.5 inches tall, 30.75 waist, 12.75 neck, 140 lbs

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Basketball / Re: Petey Basketball Training
« on: March 29, 2011, 02:47:00 pm »
seriously you should have your own blog or thread

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Basketball / Re: Petey Basketball Training
« on: March 28, 2011, 10:26:46 pm »
03.28.11

Planned on playing 3 on 3. Shit happened. Did some stationary work. Then tested out some moves. I did some floaters off 2 feet, some 3's, pullups, crosses to floaters.

Ok so after seeing things. My basketball training should GENERALLY look like this:

1. Dynamic Warmup
2. Effective ball handling
3. Driving, footwork, moves
4. Prolific Shooting drills
5. Finishing Drills

I need do Prolific Shooting drills, effective ball handling, work on my moves, driving drills and other better basketbal stuff.

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Everyone who dedicates themselves to the barball over a considerable amount of time should be respected, regardless of size or the load that happens to be on the bar.

bump

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I'm 30 and my basketball conditioning is horrible!

I played high school, juco, and on a couple traveling teams in my earlier days. I was lean, quick, and explosive. Kids took me away from the sport for about 4 years. When i stopped playing hoops, i went onto nothing but weight training. Went from 205 to 225, much bigger but stiffer and heavier.

About a month ago, i just decided to start playing again. Joined a local league in town. 1st game last sunday, 2nd game today. All i can say is my body has totally forgotten what it once use to do. I got tired fast. I couldn't do any repetitive jumps. I would jump once, and couldn't get right back up a 2nd time, like i use too. Timing is way off, The jumps would fatigue me, and i would end up walking up and down the court. Had no explosiveness whatsoever, lateral movements suck. It was just bad! I felt so heavy, that i was feeling that i couldn't move.

I'm looking for a way to get my conditioning back up and again, and get my body doing what it once use to do all the time. I have no injuries, knees and back are in great shape. I feel that my legs are pretty fresh due to the layoff, but my legs just forgot. I know the best way is to keep playing, but there are other ways? I picked up the VJB, if that would help any, and i could lose 15 pounds which would help as i'm around 15% bf.

any suggestions would greatly be appreciated

Looking at you personally, I would say for getting your body and conditioning back in the most effective manner:
1. play intense ball
2. shoot and practice at intense levels (kills two birds with one stone: skills and conditioning) 
3. jump rope (helps conditioning and quickness)
4. lift heavy shit (don't ever stop doing this.)
5. eat clean ( simple but hard)
6. stretch
7. Plyo's should be covered with playing*

If you are so TERRIBLY out of conditioning, do the beginning plyo of VJB with whatever strength and you will be straight


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Basketball / Re: Petey Basketball Training
« on: March 28, 2011, 05:33:37 pm »
My go to moves right now are my floater, pull back to a jumper, three pointer, midrange pullup, and spin move in the paint

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