Preparation of Basketball Leading Teams - Das, Prasanta;Verma, Kavita
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Majority of the basketball players and coaches were viewing lack of grass-root training programs in Indian Basketball. Basketball Tactical training and match practice had been emphasized more by the coaches of leading basketball teams. Almost all the coaches/managers used to help their players to overcome drawbacks by applying different techniques and methods. Tactics and strategies of the game during match were often changed according to the situation by Coaches to win the competitions. The players of 'top successful' teams were getting all facilities and equipments from their state and…mehr

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Majority of the basketball players and coaches were viewing lack of grass-root training programs in Indian Basketball. Basketball Tactical training and match practice had been emphasized more by the coaches of leading basketball teams. Almost all the coaches/managers used to help their players to overcome drawbacks by applying different techniques and methods. Tactics and strategies of the game during match were often changed according to the situation by Coaches to win the competitions. The players of 'top successful' teams were getting all facilities and equipments from their state and organization, but majority of the players were not getting all the facilities and equipments regularly from their respective states and organizations well in time. Most of the States/Organizations had been giving priority to the Senior National Basketball Championship over other tournaments; namely Federation Cup and Ramu Memorial Political involvement in team matter had always been noticed by the players. Short term training plans were more popular among the coaches and they used to prepare it with the help of audio- visual aids beside their own experiences and knowledge.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Prasanta Das, Ph.D. : A obtenu son doctorat (2010) en chimie à l'Indian Institute of Science de Bangalore et a travaillé comme chercheur postdoctoral à la National Chiao Tung University de Taïwan et à l'Université d'Alberta, au Canada.