Coach Parish shared this article written by Alan Stein from Stronger Team. Personally, I could really relate to this article because I grew up on outdoor courts as a kid. Everyday, I would meet with my friends and we would play for hours. I remember being excited when we got some chain nets. This article really gives perspective of how today's players are not the same as when many of us coaches played.
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Showing posts with label Alan Stein. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alan Stein. Show all posts
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Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Alan Stein Cutting Edge Clinic: Lennox, South Dakota
Coaches,
There is a great clinic opportunity coming to Lennox, SD May 5th. Alan Stein is a great clinic presenter and does a lot for the basketball community. Here at Tea, we use many of his dynamic warm-up elements as well as his in-season weight lifting program. The inclusion of both of these elements have greatly helped our players with injury prevention, flexibility and athletic performance. I strongly recommend coming to this clinic. The attachment has the specifics of the clinic.
There is a great clinic opportunity coming to Lennox, SD May 5th. Alan Stein is a great clinic presenter and does a lot for the basketball community. Here at Tea, we use many of his dynamic warm-up elements as well as his in-season weight lifting program. The inclusion of both of these elements have greatly helped our players with injury prevention, flexibility and athletic performance. I strongly recommend coming to this clinic. The attachment has the specifics of the clinic.
Friday, December 28, 2012
Alan Stein: Measure of a Great Program - 2009 Vegas Clinic
Here is a great set of clinic note from Alan Stein from the 2009 Vegas Clinic. Coach Stein is one of the best out there when it comes to strength training and injury prevention for basketball athletes. He has a number of videos and I highly recommend them all. We use a number of his dynamic warm up drills, ankle drills and in-season workout drills. We have a seen an increase in core strength, injury prevention and muscle fatigue recovery.
Alan Stein 2009 Vegas Clinic
Alan Stein 2009 Vegas Clinic
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