Posted by Q on April 8, 2007 ·
Have you wanted to improve your vertical jump or your explosiveness? I’m sure at one time in your athletic career you’ve done Stair Exercises. It can be a pain in the a$$ but it’s worth it and the conditioning is excellent.
A buddy of mine Virgil has created a Stair Exercise Program for all athletes. He has trained many professional players in the WNBA, MLB, Police Academy [...]
Posted by Q on January 18, 2007 ·
Well what I eat every morning is my Got Game Cereal Forget Wheaties … Just kidding. But I found this neat website while searching for something. A Cereal freak you can add your own text and create your own box of cereal.
Got Game?? If not, eat this …
Posted by Q on November 24, 2005 ·
Here is a recipe I made for Thanksgiving!
Chicken Fins
Ingredients
100 ml chicken soup
5 g milled coriander
2 spoons of coriander leaves
8 chicken fins
2 garlics
1 paprika
black pepper
lemon juice
lemon peel
salt
pepper
Directions
1. Roast the chicken fins with salt and pepper in a pot until they get ruddy.
2. From those 2 garlics, preapare a garlic sauce.
3. Slice the paprika.
4. Roast [...]
Posted by Q on September 4, 2005 ·
Immunity and the Athlete by Patricia Niland DIP.ION (MBANT)
SPORTS NUTRITION
© Patricia Niland 2005
To realise potential, it is vital that an athlete has the ability to train consistently. Successful training, over time, builds a stronger, faster, more efficient body which will hopefully go on to produce optimum athletic performances. Time lost due to ill health, is time that a competitive athlete [...]
Posted by Q on February 4, 2005 ·
Preventing basketball injuries depend on your preparation and awareness of your activity level. if you are training alone here are some guidelines to follow:
• Pace yourself; don’t do too much too soon when pre-conditioning for basketball season.
• A conditioning program with emphasis on aerobic and muscular fitness training should be
implemented prior to the beginning of basketball season.
• [...]
Posted by Q on September 27, 2004 ·
Sports Nutrition Myths
Copyright: Gatorade Sports Science Institute
URL: http://www.gssiweb.com
Athletes are always looking for a secret edge against the competition and what an athlete chooses for fuel can help. Because sports nutrition is an evolving area of sports science, it is prone to myths and misconceptions. You’ve probably heard all of these myths, but do you know the real facts?
Sports [...]
Posted by Q on June 21, 2004 ·
“Joint Troubles”
By Will Brink, author of:
Muscle Building Nutrition
http://musclebuildingnutrition.com
A complete guide bodybuilding supplements and eating to gain lean muscle
Diet Supplements Revealed
http://aboutsupplements.com
A review of diet supplements and guide to eating for maximum fat loss
One of the most common problems faced by strength training athletes is joint pain. “Oh [...]
Posted by Q on February 20, 2004 ·
If you are playing basketball and your want to increase
your performance without the use of illegal drugs then here
are some good options.
Creatine
Creatine 500 g$23.6 (500 g)
Creatine 750 mg$11.96 (50 Caps)
Creatine Edge Effervescent™$34 (20 packs)
Creatine Monohydrate Powder 1000 gm$35.19 (“1,000 gm”)
Mega Creatine Fuel$15.96 [...]