My first time playing basketball was at home and i was about 4 or 5 we had an basketball court and my older sisters would always show my what to do the correct way to do it . I didn't always get a turn which made me a little upset at time but eventually I got to play regularly.
I've always seen my sister playing basketball .In the beginning I didn't lie basketball ,but now that i'm getting older and learning more about basketball I love it.I started seeing basketball games starting at the age of 3 .I started playing in the middle of 2017 in my backyard just dribbling and pretending the roof was a court . Not too long ago I got a basketball court for Christmas.
Ever since I got a basketball court for Christmas I've been playing out side at lest every other day.I playing outside
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The time I went to practice with my sister made me nervous because there all are older and better. My sister's teammate crystal taught me how to shoot and where to aim to be able to make the shot .The coach taught me how to better my lay ups he told me the drills and the correct way to do them.
From my experience I already knew how to do somethings.I knew what shooting,dribbling,and passing was .Over the pass months I've gotten better to were my shooting is okay and to were my dribbling is good.The good part of me being good at dribbling i never travel.
I know i'm not as good as a perceptional but I like to show other how to shoot and other drills that I learned by other people .I have taught my 2 friends for my neighborhood and I've showed my other sister when they mess up or forget .Most of the time they just pretend so,I can show them and they could see how much more I learned in
In basketball, the goal is to win the game. To do that your team needs to make more baskets than the opponent. So, I am going to teach you how to shoot correctly just in case you ever find yourself playing in a game. You need to have the correct form, proper stance, jump, and follow through.
Once a few years later I started to learn how to play basketball for the first
These moves can be extremely difficult without practice. It took myself a couple years to master the behind the back dribble while running up the floor. Learning how to do these moves will help you escape from defenders. If all you do is dribble you’re more than likely to have the ball taken away from you. Furthermore, learning to dribble isn’t terribly difficult, but learning to dribble with your opposite hand is extremely difficult. I still at times struggle dribbling left
I have been playing high school basketball as a Lady Hornet since my freshman year, and I firmly believe that I have given tremendous effort into being the most valuable player that I can be. Ever since I was a child, I have had an immense passion for the game of basketball. My mother played collegiate basketball at William Carey University, so all throughout my childhood, she was my main inspiration to play. I will be forever indebted to her for pushing me to play the fantastic sport of basketball because I have no idea who I would be without it. While playing this sport for almost thirteen years, I have learned many valuable lessons along the way that have influenced the way I live out my life.
Personal interview. 27 Oct. 2013. Coffey, Delice. “Understanding Confidence.” Sports Psychology For Basketball.
That next day at practice I immediately sensed a difference. Instead of quietness on the court I began to talk to my teammates and encourage them. Once I did this others quickly joined in. This showed us how important communication is. Instead of getting mad at one another when a mistake was made, we began to encourage each other to just do better on the next play. The team started to feel less like just a team and more like a family. I began to truly know my teammates on and off the court.
I started off having absolutely no idea on how to dribble a basketball. The saying practice makes perfect really did help me to flourish in this sport and my passion for being on the court grew. My goal was set on being captain and in order to fulfill this desire I had to not only prove to my team and coaches that I was capable, I also had to prove to myself that I could handle the responsibility.
basketball. It all started when I was listening to my CD player I was already in my zone
In 2013, Robin Thicke, Pharrell Williams and T.I. released “Blurred Lines” and it was a huge success in America and worldwide, peaking at number one on most top music charts and bringing in millions in revenue for them. Most people enjoyed the song for the catchy beat, or the mellow sounds of Robin Thicke’s voice, me included. But once you start to hear the lyrics more often, you start to actually listen and pay attention to what they are saying. After finally listening to what they are actually saying, and watching the extremely racy and disputable music video, you have one big controversy on your hands. This allowed for the making of “Defined Lines” by the Auckland Law Revue to critique and parody the song, to bring out the sociological impacts
Usually I participate in sports that I am more familiar with such as basketball or softball, but this presented a new challenge for me. I had to learn new rules and techniques, as well as meet many new people. This strongly relates to having students in the classroom because they will be faced with new information and interact with peers each day. A teacher must break down the material into simple steps so that the students can follow along without getting overwhelmed at the complexity of the problem. This was similar to how my teammates had to teach me how to correctly throw the ball or play my position. At the beginning I was struggling greatly, but with more practice the actions become more smooth. In the same way, students will have many questions and difficulties when you first teach them unfamiliar content, but through practice and exploration of the problems, they will begin to form a more thorough
It happened watching it on television seeing all the great players such as Michael Jordan, Hakeem Olajuwon and Larry Bird. The most important influence would have had to been my mother who in her younger years played basketball for the Canadian junior national team. It was when she was playing at the gym I would tag along and just play around. Although I played both basketball and hockey until grade seven it just seemed I was better suited for basketball. With that rate that I had been growing at I was taller and with all the help that I received from my mom I had developed basketball wise much faster than many of the other children my age.
I started playing basketball in the fifth grade. In the fifth grade I was a quiet and shy little boy. I rarely talked to my teammates and kept to myself. As the years went by I learned how to communicate with my teammates and my coaches and began to break out of my shell so to speak. I started making more and more friends that also went to my junior high. Basketball helped me meet a lot of new people. By the time I left junior high I had already a core group of friends I hung out with that I met from playing basketball.
Basketball is one of the interesting sports I have always wanted to engage myself; even as a little child. It was a dream come true when I started playing basketball in my high school.Moreover, I was very good in it, and I became the team leader. Of course, I enjoyed every bite of the time I spent playing basketball.
When I was four, I received my first Fisher Price basketball court. The court was in my house and the basket was only five feet tall. My parents placed it in the living room since it was the only room in the house without carpet. I practiced shooting every day. I would wear my father’s sneakers and imitate basketball moves that I had seen on T.V. At that age, I did not yet have any self-awareness about my potential for the sport, but my father knew it was very likely to become a passion. By the age of five, my father was taking me out to the park with a basketball and I can actually remember the day I made my first basket. After that, I went on to play in basketball leagues, as well as work out with my father in gyms every night. Those were the best of times.
When I was about seven years old my dad wanted me to go out for basketball so I tried out, he is one of the most athletic people I know. Well ever since he had me go out for basketball I have been doing sports then when I want to give up when I can’t make that perfect lay up or when I can’t make that perfect over hand serve he will sit there and help me do it till I get it done and done right. My dad also taught me how to play half my spor...