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Posted by Rich on March 15th, 2010 under Uncategorized Tags: basketball camps, basketball clinics, Basketball shooting Drills, basketball shooting tips, basketball shooting video, basketball skill development, basketball skill training, basketball trainer, Elite Basketball Training, jump shooting at game speed, jump shooting drills, jump shooting tips, jump shooting video, middlesex county, monmouth county, NJ, Rich Stoner •
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Too many times, basketball players go out and work on their jump shot and the work out does not consist of anything more than bouncing the ball a few times, firing up a shot from NBA range, getting the rebound, and repeating the process over and over again. This does not in any way produce a good jump shooter and will improve the players jump shot only slightly more than if they stayed on the couch and played NBA Live. Basketball players need to take game shots at game spots at game speed.
Posted by Rich on March 11th, 2010 under Uncategorized Tags: antioxidants, barley grass, basketball camps, basketball clinics, basketball nutrition, basketball trainer, basketball training tips, brussel sprouts, coffee beans, Coffeeberry, Elite Basketball Training, middlesex county, monmouth county, NJ, prograde nutrition, Rich Stoner, wheat grass •
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Until recently the only coffee options we have had were to use the seed of the coffee plant or using the roasted bean. Unfortunately coffee growers threw away the red fruit of the coffee plant because they didn’t know how to use it and it would rot quickly.
Posted by Rich on March 8th, 2010 under Uncategorized Tags: basketball coaching tips, basketball footwork drills, basketball passing, basketball passing drills, basketball passing tips, basketball skill development, basketball skill training, basketball skills trainer, Elite Basketball Training, middlesex county, monmouth county, NJ, passing the basketball, Rich Stoner •
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Passing is the most underrated skill that a basketball player can have. Simply stated, there are not that many players that really pass the ball well anymore, and to find an entire team that can pass well would take some serious searching. This has become evident to me, from watching my own team play but also from watching the teams that we play against and even from watching college basketball. There are just too many players out there floating their passes, or jumping to pass, or just plain old throwing the ball all over the gym.
Posted by Rich on March 4th, 2010 under Uncategorized Tags: basketball nutrition, basketball strength training, basketball training, Elite Basketball Training, middlesex county, monmouth county, NJ, post game recovery, post workout meal, post workout recovery, Rich Stoner, sports nutrition •
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Whether you’re a competitive athlete or committed exerciser, at some point you’ve probably experienced excessive fatigue and muscle soreness following your workout. Sometimes this tiredness can hold you back from working out as hard as you’d like for many days. In order to reduce this feeling of delayed recovery and allow your body to get back into the game sooner than later, you need to appreciate the importance of proper exercise nutrition.
Posted by Rich on March 3rd, 2010 under Uncategorized Tags: basketball coaching, basketball training, coaching tips, defensive tips, Elite Basketball Training, middlesex county, monmouth county, NJ, Rich Stoner, transition defense, transition defense drills •
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Transition defense is an incredibly important aspect of defense in basketball, but it is also the most overlooked. Basketball coaches almost take for granted that their players will simply get back on defense and prevent their opposition from scoring. However, this is not always the case and there is a significant amount of strategy and technique that goes into how transition defense should be played.