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I don't want to see AW running shooting or doing anything but be in a plastic bubble until at least September.... no more setbacks!!!
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I know what you are saying but in order for us to get to the level we need AW to do all that he can during the off-season to improve his game. The bubble treatment just will not do! I will say when he is tired towards the end of a scrimage and work-out he should then just do solo drills to help prevent any injuries. MOst injuries in basketball and most sports tend to happen towards the end of your work-out time when you are tired and not really thinking. I have heard numerous skiers say the blew out their knee on their last run of the day!Originally posted by TheHeemyMonster View Post
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Not trying to be a jerk or anything, but if you think about I'd say that when a skier blows out his knee the vast majority would not go on another run - so probably almost all of them occur on the last run of the day!Originally posted by SFP View PostI know what you are saying but in order for us to get to the level we need AW to do all that he can during the off-season to improve his game. The bubble treatment just will not do! I will say when he is tired towards the end of a scrimage and work-out he should then just do solo drills to help prevent any injuries. MOst injuries in basketball and most sports tend to happen towards the end of your work-out time when you are tired and not really thinking. I have heard numerous skiers say the blew out their knee on their last run of the day!
That said I understand the point you were making and fatigue definitely plays a roll in making you more vulnerable to injury.Comment
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