It is, in essence, the original Beautiful Game. While the design is wonderful DNA, the guts of the system is work ethic. Like anything else, nothing worth working for is acquired without blood, sweat and tears, and not necessarily in this order.
Showing posts with label LMU. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LMU. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 7, 2015
Thunder voltage and warp speed
Get your legs and lungs in shape, H1 Thunder.
This is how we will play on Maui, the way we played Small Ball in the past two years. Intermediate Division. 13U. JV Division. 15U. Speed, Heart & Smarts. Championships aren't always about being the biggest bodies. They are often about the biggest brains and hearts.
WE LOVE THIS GAAAME!!
Labels:
Basketball IQ,
fastbreak,
fullcourt press,
heart,
LMU,
speed,
transition
Saturday, August 7, 2010
My favorite college team of all time*
* With the exception of a few UH teams and the Chaminade squad that upset No. 1 Virginia. Yes, I was at that game, expecting a blowout by UVa. Instead, we watched history in the making.
Guru of Go is a lot of things. It's sad, it's empowering, it's invigorating. This little snippet is purely about the philosophy of Paul Westhead, which is directly tied to the originator himself, James Naismith ... who invented the game of BasketBall to give his P.E. class students something aerobic to do indoors during the cold Kansas winter months. The school (University of Kansas) had track and field team, whose coach implored Naismith to please come up with something to keep his sprinters and runners in shape.
That, Mr. Naismith did.
Guru of Go is a lot of things. It's sad, it's empowering, it's invigorating. This little snippet is purely about the philosophy of Paul Westhead, which is directly tied to the originator himself, James Naismith ... who invented the game of BasketBall to give his P.E. class students something aerobic to do indoors during the cold Kansas winter months. The school (University of Kansas) had track and field team, whose coach implored Naismith to please come up with something to keep his sprinters and runners in shape.
That, Mr. Naismith did.
Labels:
fastbreak,
James Naismith,
LMU,
Paul Westhead
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