Fitness Regime

Lots around, but why not use drills that do require the ball? One of the reasons, I believe, players lose interest is very boring (mindless) pre-season training, whether juniors or seniors. You can build in ball-handling improvement drills at the same time.

Nothing wrong with a change of scenery, like the beach, or an oval for a couple of sessions, or a game of touch footy, but there are plenty of interesting drills for on- court build-up.

EG, Has anyone got the diagram of the old 'California' drill?

Run to the bottle-o, buy a carton and run it back to my house :P

any one have any suggestions for jumping drills I can do during the summer ready for the winter season.

Thanks

Jump on a treadmill

Jump on your missus- can be done indoors or outdoors, depending on location

i was hoping to jump more than 5" !

AIR ALERT!!!

this is the pre season training which I feel works well:

1. 20 metre sprints
2. Knee jumps
3. Push Ups / Sit Ups
4. Burpies
5. Bike work
6. As many stairs as you can manage up and down for 2 minutes
7. Lunges
8. Squats
9. Run the beep test
10. Some weights but light weight and high repetition

Any combination of the above with in 30 minutes with little break in between - keep the heart rate high and do it at least twice per week along with a good diet

a little bit of areobics work is good to tighten up the thighs and butt and getting them looking spectacular in shorts + tai bo with music tones up the arms and legs leaving them sexy and fit for the singlets

Thankyou i found the one when you told people to do all 10 things they were very usful im not on a diet just wanted to keep fit! love Bethany adged 10 XoX