| Have you ever noticed that some ballers
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| | effectively and getmore accomplished in
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| seem to shine comparedto other ballers?
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| | less amount of time.
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| There are some special, dominate Hoopers
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| | How do you do that?
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| that just seem to separatethemselves from
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| | Easy!
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| the rest of the Pack.
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| | You incorporate Basketball Circuits into
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| Are You one of them? Do fans come to
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| | your workouts.
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| watch YOU Play? Or do theycome to see one
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| | Most unsuccessful ballers do the
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| of your teammates?
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| | traditional work on 1 or
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| I just received an email from one of my
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| | 2 things each practice, like spending 45
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| special ballers thatbought by Go
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| | minutes to a hourworking on their jump
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| Basketball PRO System and he had a very
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| | shot. And then spending the last
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| basic Question?
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| | 15minutes on defense or conditioning.
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| Rali, what are the most Essential Skills
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| | It would be far more effective if you had
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| All Star Ballers Master?
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| | a circuit ofexercise ranging anywhere
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| And here is the answer...
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| | from 4 to 8 different exercisesin each
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| Skill # 1
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| | circuit.
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| All star ballers are different then most,
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| | These exercise would be called stations
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| Some are small, big,fast, slow, but when
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| | and you would spend acertain amount of
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| I say different, I mean they have
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| | time at each station and then rotate to
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| masteredwhat the rest of the ballers
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| | thenext station.
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| haven't.
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| | From what I have found, 30 seconds is
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| This is one of the most crucial steps you
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| | plenty of time tospend at each station,
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| MUST take in order todominate the court.
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| | and then you would allow your self
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| Goal Setting.
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| | 15 to 30 seconds of rest in between each
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| I know it sounds basic, but believe me,
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| | station beforemoving on to the next
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| its more effective thenyou think.
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| | station.
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| Think about it for one second, how are
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| | Just pick your top 6 drills that you love
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| you going to achievesomething you don't
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| | to do andincorporate them into a circuit
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| have a goal for?
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| | and watch as time flys byand you get so
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| When you set your goal, you have a Reason
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| | much more done.
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| for playing, a reasonfor practicing, a
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| | Skill # 5
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| reason for being.
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| | Mastering the Art of marketing and
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| You have to know exactly what you want to
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| | exposure.
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| accomplish, NO ifands, or buts.
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| | There is nothing lucky about it. The
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| Skill # 2
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| | Reason why that balleris on T.V. and your
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| Defining a niche!
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| | not is because he knows how to
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| This is by far the most over looked
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| | markethimself correctly to get as much
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| aspect in basketball.
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| | exposure as he needs.
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| A niche is what you do best, it is the
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| | Look, it's very simple:
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| one thing that you do great,the thing
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| | The best basketball player in the world
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| that separates you form the baller next
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| | is nothing unlesspeople, and I mean the
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| to you.
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| | right people know of him.
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| The One thing you can provide the team,
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| | How many ballers do you think are out
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| and what the coach cancount on you for.
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| | there that have thetalent to play in the
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| Without a Niche, you have no identity on
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| | NBA, but aren't there?
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| the court.
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| | I know of at least 50 of them.
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| If you look at all the Kings in the NBA,
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| | Learn how to market yourself to teams,
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| you will easily discovertheir Niche.
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| | coaches, schoolsand organizations as soon
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| Steve Nash- passing
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| | and as early as possible and watchhow
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| Ben Wallace- Rebounding
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| | fast an avalanche of Scholarships and
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| Dwane Wade- attacking the basket
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| | Contacts will fillyour mailbox.
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| Mike Miller- Shooting
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| | Skill # 6
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| Kobe - Scoring
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| | Doing what's Uncomfortable.
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| And the list goes on....
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| | Yep, That's right, doing the
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| Find a Niche and spend as much time
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| | uncomfortable.
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| Working and Improving It as
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| | All-Stars ballers have formed the habit
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| MUCH as possible.
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| | of doing things they donot like to do.
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| Skill # 3
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| | Let me explain.
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| Staying as low as possible.
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| | Everyone's Natural inclination, including
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| Basketball is a sport that should always
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| | All-Stars, is to belazy and only do
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| be played from low tohigh, not high to
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| | things that are comfortable.
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| Low.
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| | Hers is an example.
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| The Lower you are, the faster, stronger,
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| | I do not know about you, but when I
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| more balanced you will be.
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| | played, I use to hatedoing things that
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| When you drive past someone on offense,
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| | would improve my defense. Like
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| you want to focus on gettingyour shoulder
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| | Defensiveslides, holding my defensive
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| to where the defenders hips are.
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| | stance and other drills thatwould make my
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| That's how low you should be on all you
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| | legs feel like logs.
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| drives.
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| | But just because I didn't want to do them
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| There are certain things that separate
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| | doesn't mean Iwould not do it.
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| the Wannabee Ballersform the All-Star
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| | I try to form the habit of doing all the
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| Studs that get all the fame and
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| | things I didn'twant to do, but if I did,
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| Publicity.
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| | it would make me a better person,and a
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| And make no mistake about it, theses are
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| | better baller.
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| the keys to unlockingyour true potential.
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| | Everyday think of the one things that you
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| Here are the other Crucial 3 keys
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| | do not want to do,but if you did, it
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| All-Star Ballers Master
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| | would make your life better, on and
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| Skill # 4
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| | offthe court.
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| Practicing Less But accomplishing more!
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| | Master these 6 skills and I guarantee you
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| Yes, All-Star ballers leverage their time
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| | your competitionwill be sorry.
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