I could in college at 6'1 297. After fb my sr year I got tendonitis in my knees playing bball and stayed away from the ol' roundball for a few years.
Go figure at age 31 and 240pounds I can only get the bottom of the backboard, but I'm sure I run 12.4 miles now faster than I could have then.
I jump off of one but I'm definitely slow-twitch. Most really explosive, fast-twitch guys jump off of two.
Same... I wouldn't call myself slow, but I'm definitely not basketball quick. I was more of a spot-up shooter in high school ball and only drove to the hoop when I had a clear step/lane. Once I get up to speed I am decently fast. I'd like to say I'm more of a smooth player, but I think I'd be giving myself too much credit lol
was a post player so didn't have many opportunities as I can't dunk flat-footed. I did however swat the **** out a guy who tried dunking on me...that was the last time he went in the lane against me.
Come here to chew bubble gum and kick ***, have I. And all out of bubble gum, I am.
I'm 5'11 and in highschool could barely get rim. I realised that I was never going to dunk and that shots beyond the arc were worth more points so I spent all my time there.
I could one hand dunk in HS, and could reverse a volley ball (or from a stand still). I would probably get laughed off the court if I tried to do that today. Or possibly end up in the ER.
What? That puts your hands at almost 2 ft above the rim with a conservative wingspan.
None of that is exaggerated. I bet if I put two weeks of dunking practice together I could get some coordination down and actually dunk... But I never did.
A lot of 1-footed dunking is practice. Being smooth coming up to the rim.
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