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Discover LudwigThe phrase "basketball training" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the practice and conditioning one undergoes to improve their skills in playing basketball. Example: "John has been excelling in his basketball games lately due to his rigorous basketball training."
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He paid for strength, conditioning and basketball training.
The roster building and the basketball training will be simultaneous in this most unusual of preseasons.
Playing with boys is a standard part of girls' basketball training.
Monday and Friday basketball training bookended Wednesday night games, while Tuesdays, Thursdays and weekends were dedicated to rugby league.
Between 50 and 70 players are expected at Thursday's meeting, which is being held here to coincide with an informal league that began play this week at the Impact Basketball training center.
As she picked up her 7-month-old daughter, Eva-Marie, from her stroller, along with her bottle of formula, Jones said that until recently she pumped breast milk several times a day, including while sitting in the gym parking lot in her car, before and after basketball training.
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ESPN.com's Stephen A. Smith is among those who say D'Antoni's stubbornness created the basketball train wreck that has been Anthony's time with the Knicks, but the blame for this actually goes much deeper.
Basketball (Trains both arms and legs).
He flew to China to train Yao, went to USA Basketball's training camp to work with Rose and instructed Duncan for an entire summer so that Duncan could play professionally in Australia.
Obama exercised daily — aerobics, basketball, resistance training.
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