Here is a basic on-court movement series we do with a light medicine ball. It can be used as part of the warm-up or incorporated into the actual workout. It’s a great way to work on footwork as well as strengthen the core! Special thanks to David Adkins and Kyle Tarp of the University of Maryland for sharing some of these moves! Thanks for watching! .
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@chasindreams2 By improving your footwork and core strength, YES, you give
yourself the potential to perform moves on the court more explosively.
@johnnieblackwell Ha! Too funny. Instead we had Vanillia Ice's 'Ice Ice
Baby' playing :)
@2019phenom Correct...
i was looking at your espn rise"can you dunk" program and i was wondering
how many sets of each exercise i should do because it only told me how many
times per week i should do them but now how many reps in the day i should
do them?
If you want the specific sets/reps/etc you can purchase the program from
Can He Dunk dot com!