http://youtu.be/iXKfj0BirWw

Can't help but stay positive for myself after seeing this. This Injury can't stop me. Thank you D- Rose.

The Utah Jazz's Derrick Favors trains it right by focusing on big plyometric box jumps as he continues to build to higher-intensity work in his P3 routine.

I still have no idea how to process this or how I feel about the Lakers now. But I think they should have ironed their Uniforms before this shoot. That is not a good look. Come on Sports Illustrated!

Nike unveils the inside story on the KD V, Kevin Durant’s fifth Nike shoe. The number 5 acts as inspiration 5 players united on the court, 5 sides of the nation’s pentagon, 5 corners of a star, and what that means to #35.

Q: Full Name/Nick Names (why)?
Patrick Robinson.  They call me "Pat The Roc" because I dribble the basketball so quick, it's like I'm "Patting" the ball!
Q: What is your  sport and why did you choose to pursue it?
Basketball is my passion! Been playing since I was 5. My mom taught my brother and I how to shoot, ever since then I loved the game.
Q: Who inspired you?
I was inspired by a guy that passed a message on to me which was 3 letters. "A.i.P." which stands for Anything is Possible! That message changed my life.
Q: What sets you apart from other athletes?
On the court, my creativity.  I can do just about anything with a basketball.  Off the court my positive message. I take advantage of my platform and try to inspire kids as much as possible.  I wish all athletes were that way.
Q: Favorite memory from your sport?
Playing in Africa in front of a sold out crowd. There were people watching the game hanging off the fence, from the trees, and literally surrounding the court. One of the most intense enviroments to hoop in!
Q: How do you train for your sport?
I have a regimen of running early in morning, usually 3 miles. Try to make atleast 1000 jumpshots a day, dribble drills 2 hours, weights/crossfit 1 hour, Hills/stairs, and one on one or 5 on 5.
Q: Fav drill?
Anything involving 2 basketballs! Dribbling one ball has become too easy!
Q: What does your typical workout include? Does it vary each day? How many days a week? Everyday I train.  I focus on different skills each day. One day may be legs, improving my hops.  Another day might be lots of pushups in between basketball drills to increase my strength. Depends on what I'm working on.
Q: Top 3 exercises you like to do in the gym?
Q: Any upcoming projects? Ballup tv show this summer on mtv2, movie "Note To Self" coming to BET, Pat The Roc Skills Academy Tour coming to a city near you!
Q: Where do you see yourself in the future? A guy that every basketball player in the world models theirselves after on and off the court.
Q: Words of wisdom to others or favorite quote....
 "AiP" Anything is Possible"
"Before success, is Failure."
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Makes you wonder how fit they really are? Someone needs to teach them proper running form....

Chris Paul shares with us his ”Olympics” Air Jordan VII complete with the Olympic Gold he just won

According to ET Online Prince Harry was out shooting basketbalsl at a sports festival in London on July 26. He attended the event, which kicked off a new program the royals are supporting called Coach Core, along with brother Prince William and his wife Catherine.

 

According to the Examiner the event was held at Bacon's College in southeast London. Its youth sports center is funded by their charity, theFoundation of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry. According to “The Daily Mail,” the Duchess showed that she was a dab hand with the ping-pong bat, whilePrince William tried soccer and Prince Harrytried shooting some hoops.

The examiner says that "the visit was to launch a new initiative, Coach Core, which funds and trains sports coaches. While the Duchess, whom “The Mirror” reported as wearing a high street Hobbs dress and Pied a Terre for the visit, did pretty well with the ping-pong, neither Prince William norPrince Harry managed to score." We are glad that they are training it right.