My basqueball world

Nice to see you again buddy In this last part of our blog we gonna tell you about some personal experiences of  old and new basketball players where they explain hoe basketball change their lives but  before we mention that we share this experiences anonymusly at the request of the interviewees. Experience #1 Basketball has always been part of my life because my dad is a player and since I was little he got me into it, because he grew up with this sport. But since I grew up and started doing it myself, I discovered that it is very fun and challenging, something that I liked and now I have a passion for it. Experience #2 Well, basketball changed me both physically and mentally, it makes my days happy and it's exciting to think that you're improving and that other players invite you to play in other states or something like that, I like to think that I'm going to be great one day Experience #3 For me, basketball literally saved my life, it gave me many moments of joy, it also...

Good to see you again ✌   Today we gonna talk about the history of basketball  We hope you enjoy it Basketball was created in 1891 by James Naismith, a Canadian and physical education teacher at Springfield College in Massachusetts (then known as the International YMCA Training School). The originator of basketball was James Naismith who, after graduating in theology from Presbyterian College in Montreal, signed up to study physical education at Springfield College with Luther Halsey Gulik (recognized as the "father of physical education"). Naismith drew up the thirteen basic rules (although the main ones had been written earlier) that described how to play the game, how to move the ball, how to score and what was considered a foul. He assembled the students to form teams that were assigned three centers, three forwards and three guards for each group. Someone suggested calling the new discipline "Naismith game", but after witnessing the game they saw that the ball ...

 Hello again!!! Welcome everyone to this second part of our blog of basquetball In this new in  part we will see below what are the rules of basketball Do you want know more about basketball? if your answer is yes, then keep reading. The original rules of basketball were written by Dr. James Naismith  in December 1891, in Springfield, Massachusetts and published in January  of the following year in The Triangle, the school newspaper of Springfield College. 1.      The ball can be thrown in any direction, with one or both hands. 2.      The ball may be hit in any direction, with one or both hands, but never with the fist. 3.      The player may not run with the ball. The player must throw the ball from the place where he catches it.  4.      The ball must be carried in or between the hands. The arms or the body must not be used to hold it. 5.      It is not permitted to shoulder, grab...

 ◉︎Week  1 And...... What is basketball? Basketball or basketball, is a team sport that  can be played both indoors and outdoors,  in which two sets of five players each try to score points,  also called baskets or doubles and/or triples, by introducing a ball into  a hoop placed 3.05 meters above the ground from which a net hangs,  which gives it the appearance of a basket or basket. The game is played with two teams of five  players,  during 4 periods  or quarters of  10 minutes (FIBA)  4 or 12 (NBA) minutes each.  At the end of the second quarter, there is a break,  usually between 15 and 20 minutes, depending on the  regulations of the championship to which the game belongs. The game was well liked and soon became established in the United States.  Mexico was where it was first introduced for geographical reasons.  In Europe, it was introduced by the YMCA headquarters in Paris, France.  But it ...