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Sunday, July 24, 2011
Julian Benbow The Boston Globe pens a nice look at JaJuan Johnson and his path to the NBA. It closes with a look at the summer unconventional Johnson has the lock:
"Definitely not the traditional summer that a rookie may be performed, but you can also use this opportunity for you to rest, work out your own game, watch the movie,''he said." Although you do not is with the team, you have the opportunity to do such things.''
At the end of the month, Johnson will lead the attack in Athletics in Chicago to work with Tim Grover, who has trained Michael Jordan, Dwyane Wade and Gilbert Arenas, among others. He will focus on core exercises and lower body strength. The weight will not be a problem.
"They always say something about my weight,''he said." Now, just kind of use what I have. I'm happy with myself. I know I definitely have to get stronger. But not one of those things I'm focusing on.''
* The joke, of course, is that it would be easier to create a list of the players are not interested in playing overseas if the blockage persists, but here the list of ESPN.com 's growing players went abroad or playing for his national team (and the few who are not interested in international go during the strike).
* Celtics guard Avery Bradley is one of those who work at this summer's Impact Basketball in Las Vegas. Impact has a history of helping the development of NBA players (Jermaine O'Neal and Kevin Garnett are offered on the site). Moreover, Bradley spent his final year of high school to play in the preparation near Findlay College in Henderson, Nevada
* Speaking of C in Las Vegas, Las Vegas Review Journal said Garnett, Rajon Rondo, and Ty Lue were part of a list of NBA All-Star hoopsters in the Marquee Room Boom Box on Friday.
* The Portland Press Herald check out Red Talons new head coach David Leitao. Leitao The story talks about a chance to reconnect with his family after leaving the University of Virginia.
"It was the best two years of my life and I can say that unequivocally," said Leitao. "When I left (Virginia) I did not realize I was in other areas of my life. This time out of game time for me, while I was still active, to address some of the things are clearly important for life and a balance so that, if you will have the opportunity to return to (training), it does a much better perspective.
"So if it has been my relationship as a father, husband, spiritual relationship, my sanity, my physical health, all those things, I made sure that the direction and spend much time looking after them."
"Definitely not the traditional summer that a rookie may be performed, but you can also use this opportunity for you to rest, work out your own game, watch the movie,''he said." Although you do not is with the team, you have the opportunity to do such things.''
At the end of the month, Johnson will lead the attack in Athletics in Chicago to work with Tim Grover, who has trained Michael Jordan, Dwyane Wade and Gilbert Arenas, among others. He will focus on core exercises and lower body strength. The weight will not be a problem.
"They always say something about my weight,''he said." Now, just kind of use what I have. I'm happy with myself. I know I definitely have to get stronger. But not one of those things I'm focusing on.''
* The joke, of course, is that it would be easier to create a list of the players are not interested in playing overseas if the blockage persists, but here the list of ESPN.com 's growing players went abroad or playing for his national team (and the few who are not interested in international go during the strike).
* Celtics guard Avery Bradley is one of those who work at this summer's Impact Basketball in Las Vegas. Impact has a history of helping the development of NBA players (Jermaine O'Neal and Kevin Garnett are offered on the site). Moreover, Bradley spent his final year of high school to play in the preparation near Findlay College in Henderson, Nevada
* Speaking of C in Las Vegas, Las Vegas Review Journal said Garnett, Rajon Rondo, and Ty Lue were part of a list of NBA All-Star hoopsters in the Marquee Room Boom Box on Friday.
* The Portland Press Herald check out Red Talons new head coach David Leitao. Leitao The story talks about a chance to reconnect with his family after leaving the University of Virginia.
"It was the best two years of my life and I can say that unequivocally," said Leitao. "When I left (Virginia) I did not realize I was in other areas of my life. This time out of game time for me, while I was still active, to address some of the things are clearly important for life and a balance so that, if you will have the opportunity to return to (training), it does a much better perspective.
"So if it has been my relationship as a father, husband, spiritual relationship, my sanity, my physical health, all those things, I made sure that the direction and spend much time looking after them."
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