Track Conditioning
Track Conditioning
Essentially, the players run two miles in shorter intervals. They run
sets of two 400-meter runs, two 200-meter runs and two 100-meter
runs twice. That¶s it. In between are breaks of varying lengths,
although Beilein has structured it similar to breaks players would
receive in basketball games.
Some breaks are 30 seconds, equivalent to a short timeout. Others
are longer, equivalent to a TV timeout. And others are 10 to 15
seconds, just long enough that a player would be at the free throw
line or going in for a substitution.
Conditioning/Preseason
This workout starts on the track and must be done six days per
week. If possible allow a 2 hour break between track workout
and gym workout if you can.
On the Track
Eight 200's should all be run hard, in less than 22 seconds, with
a 1 minute break between each run.
In the Gym
left foot triangle,one minute making a triangle with your left foot
while jumping rope. right foot triangle, same as above. both
feet triangle same as above. jumping in place 2 minutes.
Rest for 2 minutes, and repeat jump rope routine above once
more.
Shooting drills with partner, begin with your weakest area first
and the rest will become easier.
rn-season
Do this workout for four weeks, and you will be at the top of your
game.