Amos Posted July 13 Author Posted July 13 19 minutes ago, goofs said: Sad ce omiljeni da dodje da objasni kako nemamo pojma i kako je dečko bio all-american sa 13 godina Hoće i on kao Zion da bude više puta MVP?
kralj Posted July 15 Posted July 15 Kako sam se sjebao sad za Đurišića. I on i Topić ovako da startuju. Pakao. 4
uini Posted July 15 Posted July 15 (edited) sta bi? povreda? edit vidim jebiga Edited July 15 by uini
1n54jd3r Posted July 15 Posted July 15 Dok But pokusava da iznedri neke rukije od 23 leta koji su spremni igrati, neke druge fransize su izgleda iznasle laksi put do dugorocnog contender statusa
Moća Posted July 15 Posted July 15 Lako je Niksima da se zajebavaju kad u svakom trenutku mogu da im nadju ugovore u reklamama itd i pokriju razliku. 1
Hele Posted July 15 Posted July 15 2 hours ago, kralj said: Kako sam se sjebao sad za Đurišića. I on i Topić ovako da startuju. Pakao. Tuzno li je sto sve napreduje, a povreda kao da je nikad vise. Bolja ishrana, programi ishrane, vece znanje i bolja primena istezanja, zagrevanja, oporavka... bolja oprema, bolje patike, bolja suplementacija, bolje dvorane, parketi, svlacionice... I sve to su samo iskoristili da ih guraju jos vise. I tome nece biti kraja, kad jos unaprede sve, samo ce ih terati da jos vise trce, skacu i lome se... Jedini spas je da jednog dana dodjemo na nivo da polomis nogu i nekako te operisu i oporave da si vec sutra spreman. Samo to ako se i desi nekad, pitanje je koliko ce biti zdravo, ljudski i normalno i na sta ce to da lici. Steta je jer da se malo spustila ta kompetativnost, sa svim uslovima koje imamo, broj povreda je bio manji. Ali ne, kako bude napredovalo sve, tako ce verovatno i povecavati broj utakmica, mozda i duzinu utakmica, a igraci ce trcati gore dole bez prestanka celu tekmu. Sve za pare ce uraditi. Sreca je sto tajmauti i poluvreme donose novac od reklama, inace bi i to verovatno ukinuli. 2
Amos Posted July 16 Author Posted July 16 Najbolje da polomiš nogu i da si za pola sata spreman jer mase ne mogu da dočekaju dozu svog dnevnog eskapizma. Samo brže, jače, bolje, samo gas.
kralj Posted July 16 Posted July 16 To je više pošast savremenog društca, ali pitanje je koliko je može da se primeni na NBA. Sistem takmičenja je decenijama nepromenjen, u odnosu na ranije load managment se onoliko primio da se već otvoreno i uglavnom neuspešno bore protiv njega. Minutaža je isto tako ravnomernije raspoređena, mada ne kao u Evropi. Nisam tačno siguran za podatke da se igrači više povređuju, ali i ako je tako, pre bih izroke tražio u načinu na koji je igra evoluirala i kakav prototip igrača je ta evolucija oblikovala, nego na činjenicu da se igrači vraćaju na teren nedovoljno zalečeni. 1
Bane_V Posted July 16 Posted July 16 Mislim da sam ovde kačio tekst pre par godina o tome kako se i u mlađim kategorijama broj utakmica povećao pa i kad igrači dođu do profesionalnog nivoa tela su već dobro istrošena. Evolucija igre takođe doprinosi povredama, mogu patike i parketi da budu bolji, ligamenti tetive itd su i dalje isti a promene pravaca i dinamika na mnogo većem nivou. 3
uini Posted July 16 Posted July 16 imali su ameri dobru studiju pre 10ak godina, objavljenu na espnu; kako & zasto deca od 15-18 godina, imaju ligamente i tetive profesionalaca od 35+ ukratko, sto @Bane_V kaze, dinamika igre neuporediva a deca cepaju taj profi sport od malih nogu (umesto da praktikuju 2-3 sporta ravnopravno) a onda vodanje po raznim kampovima kao vasarske mechke. ima jos stavki ali eto nekoliko 1
uini Posted July 16 Posted July 16 nije pre 10, nego pre 5 godina sry Years ago, as a 10-year-old growing up in Chicago, Dr. Pandya had planned to follow his father, a family doctor, into medicine -- in his case, specifically to become the Chicago Bulls' team doctor. During his residency training in Philadelphia, Pandya decided that he wanted to work with kids. And seven years ago, he moved to the Walnut Creek branch of the UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital, which examines patients up to age 25. But one day, about five years ago, in came a new patient: an 8-year-old boy, a local basketball player who had ruptured his ACL. "He was this kid who was basically playing four or five days a week," Pandya recalls. "He was doing drills all the time, and he was playing and landed wrong." His ACL popped. Pandya couldn't believe that such an injury could happen to someone so young. In the years that followed, Pandya says, more kids that age began to come in, and the operating rooms filled with surgical trainees who came to watch because they had never seen such injuries to kids. But, in time, it became so commonplace that soon the shock wore off -- no longer did an ACL surgery to an 8-year-old raise eyebrows, nor did the constant stream of patients so young seem unusual. Five years ago, Pandya estimates that he alone would see about 1,500 pediatric sports injuries and perform maybe 150 surgeries -- ACL, cartilage, shoulder injuries -- in a single year; those numbers have "skyrocketed," he says, and last year stood at 6,000 and 400, respectively. More than half of his operations are now on those under the age of 14. https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/27148543/under-knife-exposing-america-youth-basketball-crisis 1 3
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