Kind of obvious. I'm no athlete but 5 hours of basketball is your answer. Obviously no?
Thigh ache after basketball.
Thigh ache after basketball.
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Jun 22 2010, 02:56 PM
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Kind of obvious. I'm no athlete but 5 hours of basketball is your answer. Obviously no?
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Jun 22 2010, 03:21 PM
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QUOTE(tesmotes @ Jun 22 2010, 03:03 PM) Rest? I see. Ow.... anyone experienced in basketball training here? Lol. I'm totally clueless here. Definitely not my forte sorry. But I'll say that recovery from exercise is equally important. Keep yourself hydrated too. Don't forget the carbs.For the past couple of weeks, I having the same problem but I continued playing. Basically, If I'm not mistaken the calf muscles is the one that work when jumping? or all the legs mucles work when jumping and running? I did applied alot of counter-pain, Ate beef and drank few boxes of soya bean. These are the programme that the coach provides me. week4 Monday to tuesday 100shots from different angle 8 to minutes dribble up and down the court 5 sprints up the hill 1 minute recovery. Wednesdays to thurdays Touch the rim x10 2 minutes recovery Squarts x3 20 10 sec recovery every sets 100 shots different angles 100 meter x2 sprints 8 to 10 minutes dribble Fridays,saturday and sunday Rest, swimming or play pickup games |
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Jun 22 2010, 04:45 PM
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Everything on the internet isn't necessarily true. Carbs - carbo yeah.
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