Category: Student Athlete

3 Strength Training Principles Every Basketball Player Should Follow

When we talk about improving performance in basketball, most players think about shooting drills, conditioning, and hours on the court. And don’t get me wrong—that matters. But here’s the truth: if you’re not building strength the right way, you’re leaving performance on the table—and increasing your risk for burnout or breakdown. As someone who works […]

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The Recovery Game Plan: 3 Physical Therapy Strategies Every Basketball Player Should Use

Why Recovery Needs to Be Part of Every Basketball Player’s Training Plan Basketball is one of the most physically demanding sports out there. It combines explosive movement, rapid direction changes, vertical jumps, and repeated high-impact landings. While most athletes spend time working on their shot, building strength, or improving their speed, the real secret to […]

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The Ultimate Court Sports Warm-Up: How to Prepare Your Body for Tennis or Pickleball

If you’ve picked up a racket or paddle lately, you already know how physically demanding court sports like tennis and pickleball can be. These fast-paced games challenge your coordination, footwork, endurance, and balance—all in a matter of seconds. Whether you’re in a weekend tournament or joining a weekly recreational match, one thing is clear: Warming […]

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Fall Court Fitness: How Basketball Players Can Prevent Injuries as the Season Picks Up

As the fall season arrives and basketball ramps up indoors, athletes across all levels—from weekend warriors to competitive players—find themselves pushing harder in practice, games, and training. But with more court time comes more wear and tear, especially as colder temperatures and tighter schedules start to challenge your body’s natural recovery systems. At Sports Physical […]

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The 5 Most Common Spring Sports Injuries

Spring sports season is upon us, and with it comes the risk of injuries. While there are many possible injuries that can occur during a game or practice, the 5 most common spring sports injuries are: sprains, rotator cuff, shin splints, concussions, and ACL tears. Each of these injuries can have serious consequences if they […]

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Getting Spring Sports Ready

Spring sports are starting to ramp up and as the seasons approach for each spring sport, we want to emphasize just how important it is that you start the season in shape and ready to go so that you avoid injury. Nobody wants to be sidelined in their sport due to an injury. What an […]

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