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Re:Is your team in good shape? - 2006/10/04 14:39 Rip Hamilton uses the full court pull-up drill in his conditioning. Also, in one of my books I describe the Logger Drill, which I got from my former player Matt Glynn, and that drill is a killer if you go hard.

3v3 w/ 1 dribble is good as long as you prevent the dead dribble. I like the toughness aspect in no dribble because players have to learn to create a passing lane for a player who is trapped or who has used his dribble and the ball handlr has to use pass fakes to make the pass. But, either one can be effective depending on the emphasis needed.
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Re:Is your team in good shape? - 2006/10/04 16:48 Or you could use Nate McMillan's time trial:

http://fans.blazers.com/blogs/mike_barrett/2006/10/day-one-at-camp.html

10 up-backs equals 1 set
rest 1:00
4 sets

Guards must average 60 seconds
Forwards 63 seconds
Centers 65 seconds
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Re:Is your team in good shape? - 2006/10/04 20:22 Few comments...

1. I'm sure you've all seen this, but here's Brian's article on pre-season conditioning:

http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/12870/preseason_basketball_conditioning.html?page=3

I'm putting it there because after pursuit of 2 certs, reviewing countless texts, reading countless aticles, and asking a ridiculous number of questions, basically Brian had it spelled out in sync with the research and in consensus with the leaders in the field. And - it's very effective in addressing the lack of time/equipment you have to deal w/ at the HS level. I could have saved myself a lot of work by reading this first =)

2. I'm not sure if anyone mentioned this, but based on the first post - I think it's important to remember that if you're running full-out pre-season practices, that these can likely be considered running/sprint days (or at least with some minor drill adjustments they can be..no better anaerobic exercise to train for basketball than basketball).

So if you're getting a good run in twice a week, doing just one sprint-day may be adequate, and the time would allow you to work core and strength training in twice a week. You can also add a plyo day and workouts for speed/agility/quickness/balance on other days. (I include plyos into one of our S/A/Q/B Days)

The "no-legs" symptom you describe could be related to overtraining, poor hydration/nutrition, or just an adjustment from a typical aerobic workload to an anaerobic workload.

FWIW, here's what our pre-season looks like. (I'm happy to e-mail the entire thing to anyone interested, just e-mail me at dvargas@digitalevents.tv)

S: Fall League (yoga - see below)
M: Strength/Core Training; S/A/Q/B
T: Open-run (30mins skills on your own, 45 mins small sided, 15 mins full-court small sided)
W: Strenth/Core Training
Th: S/A/Q/B; Sprints
Fri: Off
Sat: Open-run (30 mins small-sided)

The other thing I'm trying for the first time ever this year (which may be a tough sell for your HS boys) will be a group yoga class on Sunday AM's which will run from pre-season through early part of the season.

I'll post more on that as another topic.
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Re:Is your team in good shape? - 2006/10/05 00:49 Regarding other ways to measure anaerobic fitness, Nick Draper and Greg Whyte (University of Wolverhampton)have also come up with a good measurement test of anaerobic fitness comparable to the Wingate Anaerobic Test. What's nice is that you derive some other quantifiable results, such as, Maximal/Peak Power Output, Minimum Power Output, Average/Mean Power Output, and Fatigue Index.

You can find a good description of it here http://www.pponline.co.uk/encyc/0155.htm.
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Re:Is your team in good shape? - 2006/10/05 01:17 Thanks guys, keep them coming. This is exactly the stuff I'm looking for.
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Re:Is your team in good shape? - 2006/10/05 08:09 The Wolverhampton test was the one the strength coach here wants to use with our guys, but they had some long drawn out name I could not remember. The head of the performance department said it was the best; her assistant said we should go for the bleep test.
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