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		<title>LeBron and O&#8217;Neal Duet Charming</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 10 Oct 2009 11:42:14 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Duo&#8217;s debut LeBron James and Shaquille O&#8217;Neal perfect fruition of the Cleveland Cavaliers. Both brought Cavaliers Charlotte Bobcats 92-87 subvert the pre-season game, Tuesday (6 / 10) evening local time.
LeBron and O&#8217;Neal can immediately adapt to each other, and the games they are unable to face the Bobcats players. Even so, there are still many [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div id="result_box" dir="ltr">Duo&#8217;s debut LeBron James and Shaquille O&#8217;Neal perfect fruition of the Cleveland Cavaliers. Both brought Cavaliers Charlotte Bobcats 92-87 subvert the pre-season game, Tuesday (6 / 10) evening local time.</p>
<p>LeBron and O&#8217;Neal can immediately adapt to each other, and the games they are unable to face the Bobcats players. Even so, there are still many things that must be addressed to improve the performance of both players are late bergulirnya NBA.</p>
<p>Overall, James scored 15 points and O&#8217;Neal had collected six points. While the camp Bobcats, DJ Augustin could be a printer with the highest number of 12 points, six assists and two rebounds.</p>
<p>James admitted pleased with his debut along with O&#8217;Neal. NBA MVP last season with the Cavaliers who won the best winning record is sure playing with O&#8217;Neal will be more compact into a new season.</p>
<p>With this good result will make a map competition to win the championship season next year will be even more interesting challenge, especially for Kobe Bryant and Phil Jackson of the Los Angeles Lakers camp.</p></div>
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		<title>NBA INTRODUCE VIDEO RECORDING</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 07 Oct 2009 14:51:09 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[The videotape in question here is the replay that can be used by the referee who led the way an NBA league matches to take a decision. the referee in allowing to see instant replay in order to take certain decisions, if the 24-second shot ends before a breach or event of a successful shot. [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The videotape in question here is the replay that can be used by the referee who led the way an NBA league matches to take a decision. the referee in allowing to see instant replay in order to take certain decisions, if the 24-second shot ends before a breach or event of a successful shot. permit the use of replays will be applied to the NBA next season that will begin 27 October and the club owners have been approve this policy.</p>
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		<title>Passing Skills</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 10 May 2009 01:33:54 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Playing and winning a good game of basketball are two different things. You need to have a good team and team players to win the game. You need to be able to pass good and get to the hoop without any problems. This is why you need to work on passing skills so when you [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Playing and winning a good game of basketball are two different things. You need to have a good team and team players to win the game. You need to be able to pass good and get to the hoop without any problems. This is why you need to work on passing skills so when you are down around the hoop you can pass effectively and get a shot in.  Your team needs to be able to pass the ball and shoot the ball and score. Without a good team you will never get anywhere, you need to be able to be a team and work like a team or you are not going to have a good game when you play. You are not a one man team and you cannot win the game with one person or it wouldn&#8217;t be called basketball it would be called Uno ball. So when you are playing a game remember that you have team mates and they will expect you to pass the ball when you are in a pickle and can&#8217;t make the shot, they will not expect you to be a ball hog and go for the shot anyways.  Your passing game needs to be up to par or when you pass the other team will steal the ball and run down the court and score all over you. That is why it is important to have team practices and to have passing drills. You pass fast and hard so it makes it hard for the opposing team to make a steal and score on you. So when you are passing remember to pass it hard and in the right direction.  You will just need to have a team that has good passing skills and knows when to pass the ball and not hold onto it. A ball hog can ruin the score and ruin the team as well. Someone that thinks that they don&#8217;t need a team doesn&#8217;t deserve to be on a team so therefore will get kicked off the team. You knowing who you team mates are and who aren&#8217;t will win the game. You passing to the wrong person will cost you the game. That person will be the ball hog and they will miss every shot because they think they are all good and nobody can stop them. So when you are making a team or playing a game of basketball just remember to pass the ball and not hold onto it when you are in trouble.  You will also know how to throw the ball in case it is seconds away from the buzzer ringing and you have a receiver down court and you need to hit him with a football pass to win the game. That is why you need to know how to throw the ball good and right. You will want to hit him in the chest so he can go up and lay the ball up for the winning points.</p>
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		<title>how can you learn to how jump higher in basketball?</title>
		<link>http://pgaeducation.org/2009/04/how-can-you-learn-to-how-jump-higher-in-basketball/</link>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 09 Apr 2009 03:24:25 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[For starters you need to get some basic exercises down which will involve squats, toes raises, heel raises, explosive speed and nutrient intake.
Squats are where stand with your feet are shoulder width apart. With your butt almost on the ground leap into the air with explosive speed using all body motion including arms.
Toes Raises are [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>For starters you need to get some basic exercises down which will involve squats, toes raises, heel raises, explosive speed and nutrient intake.</p>
<p><strong>Squats</strong> are where stand with your feet are shoulder width apart. With your butt almost on the ground leap into the air with explosive speed using all body motion including arms.</p>
<p><strong>Toes Raises</strong> are where you stand on the edge of a step and exercise those calf muscles by stretching onto your toes.</p>
<p><strong>Heel Raises</strong> this is a unique one. Walk on your heels for a few minutes at a time. What this does is strengthen your opposite muscle required to jump. They say the muscle required is only a strong as the opposite muscle, makes sense!</p>
<p><strong>Explosive Speed</strong> can be worked on by enhancing your short burst sprint. This will work on those fast twitch fibers and explosive muscles required to leap into the air.</p>
<p><strong>Nutrient Intake</strong>, correct nutrient intake is more important than consumption so learn where and what nutrients by seeking professional help. You can seek relevant information by visiting the sites listed at the end of this article.</p>
<p>So guys you can learn to jump higher and with a little bit of practice and training you will be well on your way to jumping higher in basketball. Its time to get professional advice on how to jump in basketball and experiment with new ideas that are tried and proven. There are programs that were only available to the pros not long ago, but have since become available to the world through the net and other resources. This is great news and is giving all sorts of people the opportunity in learning to how jump higher in basketball or any other sport for that matter. Good Luck and may the jumping gods be with you!</p>
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		<title>Jump Higher</title>
		<link>http://pgaeducation.org/2009/04/jump-higher/</link>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 01 Apr 2009 12:22:46 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Learn to how jump higher in basketball and slam dunk that ball, now that sounds like a pretty cool idea.  Anyone who has ever picked up a basketball and had a shot at the ring has tried 2 things. They go to the edge of the 3 point line and test their basketball shooting [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Learn to how jump higher in basketball and slam dunk that ball, now that sounds like a pretty cool idea.  Anyone who has ever picked up a basketball and had a shot at the ring has tried 2 things. They go to the edge of the 3 point line and test their basketball shooting skills from there, or they go for that slam dunk. The first is more of what happens because it&#8217;s easier; anyone that can shoot a ball has a chance. But slam dunk that&#8217;s another story and many who try this have great athletic ability and are usually tall. So they say!  Well guys if you didn&#8217;t already know short guys can jump and it&#8217;s getting better and easier to do so. Don&#8217;t believe it well you haven&#8217;t been paying attention to the NBA slam dunk 2009 contest. Guess who won the competition, yes you&#8217;re right the shortest player who dominated over taller rivals.  Nate Robinson who stands at 5&#8242;9&#8243; was able to outperform all competitors and take home the prize. I saw this part where he actually had a six foot tall dude just in front of the ring and from behind he runs up jumps and leaps over him to slam dunk the ball. That was absolutely amazing.</p>
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		<title>Dunk If you Short</title>
		<link>http://pgaeducation.org/2009/03/dunk-if-you-short/</link>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 09 Mar 2009 02:19:03 +0000</pubDate>
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Time and time again I get people asking me the question &#8220;How Do I Dunk If I&#8217;m Short&#8221;? They usually ask me this right after they&#8217;ve seen me, someone who is 5&#8243;8 tall; dunk the ring with great ease and flare. And I always tell them the same thing; anyone can learn how to dunk! [...]]]></description>
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<p>Time and time again I get people asking me the question &#8220;How Do I Dunk If I&#8217;m Short&#8221;? They usually ask me this right after they&#8217;ve seen me, someone who is 5&#8243;8 tall; dunk the ring with great ease and flare. And I always tell them the same thing; anyone can learn how to dunk! Yes, even if you are short, it all depends on your mind state and training principles and below I&#8217;m going to show exactly what you need to know. So stop wondering how to dunk if I&#8217;m short and start learning the principles to get started right now&#8230;</p>
<p>To put it to you plain and simple, dunking a basketball ring is easy once you know the right techniques and principles. It&#8217;s all about technique, strength and power and you must train your body the right way. This is great news for the shorter guys, because not only does it mean you will be able to improve your vertical, but also be able to jump high enough to dunk the ring one day.</p>
<p>First of you will need to strengthen your muscles, mainly the ones in your legs and lower body as this is where most of your force will be coming from. One the greatest exercises to build up leg muscles and strength are squats, other exercises that will benefit you is the dead lift, calf raises and leg press just to quickly name a few.</p>
<p>Other ways you can increase your vertical is to strengthen your toes, To strengthen your toe muscles, curl and uncurl your toes repeatedly, or push up onto your tip toes and hold for at least 10 seconds. However at the end of the day it all comes down to technique, which workouts your are dong and if your doing them the right way. To master the proper techniques to dunk and train you are going to need some guidance and the right teacher to show the inside tactics. You need someone who understands the training regime and has achieved proven results to help shorter guys dunk. Yes you are going to need a coach, someone who can give you real results and help you achieve your true potential.</p>
<p>Now I know what you&#8217;re thinking, &#8220;I don&#8217;t have the time or money to invest in a coach&#8221;, and let&#8217;s face it, even if you did you&#8217;d probably think twice. This is where an online mentoring and training program can come in handy. One particular program is the jump manual, it is a great program guaranteed to increase your vertical by 10 inches by showing you special training methods that have been neglected or are unknown to many others.</p>
<p>This simple guide has video tutorials, a complete workout chart, and you will also have access to a personal trainer. You can even watch a video of a guy who is 5&#8243;5 dunking a 10 foot ring, I know it sounds crazy but believe me it&#8217;s true. (Check out the link below to gain access)</p>
<p>So if you were wondering how to dunk if I&#8217;m short then wonder no more as you can easily learn how to dunk by following the right principles, even if your 5&#8243;5 tall. It takes a lot of dedication and perseverance but if you stick to the script then you should be dunking in under 6 months. Check out the links below to follow a proven program which will get you jumping higher than you ever thought possible.</p></div>
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		<title>FEEDBACK IS CRITICAL TO LEARNING</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 03 Mar 2009 01:15:16 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[As I’ve written many times, much of my coaching background came from golf coaches and a golf school called “The School for Extraordinary Golf” (plus a book by that name). One of the truths that evolved is that “Awareness is how we learn,” “Awareness is curative!” As put another way, “Experience is the Teacher.” Words [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>As I’ve written many times, much of my coaching background came from golf coaches and a golf school called “The School for Extraordinary Golf” (plus a book by that name). One of the truths that evolved is that “Awareness is how we learn,” “Awareness is curative!” As put another way, “Experience is the Teacher.” Words can lead you there, but it’s the experience that does the teaching. Feeling (and seeing) the difference between one shot and another teaches you how to shoot more effectively the next time. It could even be missed shots (of course). Awareness of a mistake is more valuable than a perfect shot with no awareness as to how you did it. Awareness gives the body/brain/nervous system the feedback it needs to make changes, subtle or gross.</p>
<p>A phrase that describes the effect of this goes something like this: “The experience with high awareness of one shot can teach you more than taking 1,000 shots with no awareness.” Some people believe you have to make thousands of “perfect” shots before you learn how to do it at will. That’s pretty discouraging, because how can you make perfect shots when your stroke is imperfect. As I like to shape that line (and what may be the intention of many people who use it) is to say that perfect AWARENESS of thousands of shots is what you need to learn to shoot, not perfect SHOTS.” And when awareness is high, it won’t even require thousands. Perhaps hundreds. Perhaps 10’s. Of course, you need lots of experience, but when your awareness antenna is raised high and tuned into your stroke, learning can be very quick.</p>
<p>The more the feedback, both by yourself to yourself and to you from others, the greater your learning. If you’re not giving feedback, then no one knows where you are relative to your experience. You might be totally asleep; you might be totally aware. (Without great practice, it’s probably more the former.)</p>
<p>When coaching someone, set up a system of feedback and learning will be enhanced. If working in pairs, teach them to give feedback to each other. It’s effective for the shooter to speak first and then for the observer to give feedback. If the observer speaks first, the experience of the shooter is diminished.</p>
<p>From my experience, most players are reluctant to give feedback to a peer, probably not wanting to appear critical or contrary. Speak to this and maybe mention how the Awareness Monster needs feedback for learning. For kids who resist speaking feedback to a shooter friend, a less threatening way is to have the observer simply give a hand signal, thumbs up for “Yes, I agree,” thumbs down for “No, I didn’t see it that way,” or the thumb at the halfway point for “I’m not sure” or “I missed that one.” The point is that the observation of an outside party can help the shooter see and feel the shot motion.</p>
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		<title>Basketball Shooting</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 15 Feb 2009 12:12:54 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[After a recent set of clinics, my top Coach-in-Training, Ernest Johnson, from D.C. and I were talking about the value of Feedback. I’ve been taught by my mentors that physical learning occurs from in-the-moment “awareness of experience” much more than from being told what to do or reading about it or even seeing it. When [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>After a recent set of clinics, my top Coach-in-Training, Ernest Johnson, from D.C. and I were talking about the value of Feedback. I’ve been taught by my mentors that physical learning occurs from in-the-moment “awareness of experience” much more than from being told what to do or reading about it or even seeing it. When you can FEEL something, like the difference between a tight wrist and hand and a relaxed wrist and hand, that feeling (experience) will teach you about wrist-hand tension and how effective or ineffective it is. The “idea or concept” of something is superseded by the “experience” of it, and a much deeper learning can occur.  As we were talking about feedback, Ernest got into one of his frequent crazy and spontaneous moments and started yelling into the phone, “Feed me, Feed me, Feed me, I’m hungry, Feed me, I need feedback!” That gave me the idea of an “Awareness Monster” needing to be “fed” with feedback. It’s like the Cookie Monster demanding cookies, this vision of a wild and crazy pretend monster that is after us to be fed. “Me want Feedback!!!” I think this analogy will be fun for kids: Feed the Awareness Monster!</p>
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