Basketball season gets back into full swing this month, and it’s time to elevate your game. To celebrate, October’s Workout of the Month is all about helping you improve your basketball conditioning. Whether you’re a seasoned player or just starting, this workout is designed to enhance your performance on the court. By focusing on aerobic endurance, strength training, and agility, you’ll hone the muscles used the most when playing ball – legs, shoulders, chest, and core – making you the go-to person on your squad.
Basketball conditioning is essential for maintaining peak performance throughout the season. It not only improves your stamina and strength but also boosts your agility, speed, and overall game strategy. Incorporating specific conditioning exercises into your training routine can significantly impact your performance, ensuring you’re always at your best during practice and games.
Add this basketball conditioning workout to your regular training routine and see how your overall game improves.
The Basketball Conditioning Workout
Basketball Squat Jumps
3 sets of 10-15 reps
Alternating Basketball Push-ups
3 sets of 10-12 reps
Plyo Lunges with Basketball Figure 8’s
3 sets of 30 seconds
Basketball Plank
3 sets of 30-90 seconds
4-Cone Box Shuffle
3 sets of 3 times around
Resistance Band Defensive Slides
3 sets 10-15 slides in both directions
Basketball Hurdle Hops
3-5 sets of hurdle hops
Stability Ball Toe Taps
3 sets of 30-60 seconds
By incorporating this basketball conditioning workout into your routine, you’ll build the endurance, strength, and agility needed to dominate the court. Get ready to take your game to the next level this season!
Meet Andrew Johnson
Andrew Johnson grew up as a competitive athlete specializing in basketball and football. Following his passion for athletics and helping others, Andrew spent several years coaching youth basketball before he decided to focus his career on athletic training, weight loss, and strength and conditioning. He enjoys working with all levels of clients and is results-oriented. Andrew also runs specialty basketball camps and tournaments at Renaissance ClubSport Walnut Creek.