Why You Shouldn T Play Basketball

Basketball is a very common sport that originated in 1891, when a Minister by the name of James Naismith was appointed to teach a P.E class at a YMCA training school in Springfield, Massachusetts. He started by creating a ball, then cutting a big round hole on the bottom of a basket and nailing it to the wall. His students loved the game. It’s physical, funny at times, competitive, challenging, and easy. You can learn new moves, lay up finishers, shooting ranges, passing skills, and more. Basketball pro players make up to $100,000 a game. They make at least $5,000 just for being there. Off of the court in the pros, you can most likely gain popularity and skill throughout the time span that you play until you make it to the big league.
Basketball is a very attainable and affordable sport. In most cases you would have to pay $30- $85 to play on any organized team other than school, you maybe could find a free team. School activities you wouldn’t have to pay for nothing, the school will give you the entire uniform, and most likely a few accessories to come with it. No paying, no hassle, it is a deadline. Just show up for the
No literally, all you need to know how to do is dribble the ball and shoot and you’ve got the fundamentals down. It’ll only take a few months to get very good but if you dribble and shoot around everyday, it can happen in 2 weeks. Experience is the only key. Not only talking about the offensive strategy but also defense, which is a little more painful. But knowing that nobody can get passed you and you can dribble and shoot at a %60 percent, which is great and regulated basketball. Defensively, all you have to do is spread your legs and follow the ball, always watch the offensive player’s waist, when you feel the need to attack the ball then go for it. Getting your ankles broken or shaken up during basketball means good defense believe it or not, just get up and try