The 100-Year-Old Basketball Problem | When Will The NBA Fix This ?
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Get ready for a thought-provoking discussion in our latest video! 🏀💥 In "Time for Change: Why the NBA Needs New Hardwood," we delve into a topic that has been buzzing in the basketball world. Join us as we explore the significance of updating the NBA's iconic hardwood after a century of use and the potential impact on the league's star players.
In this compelling video, we dive into the history and evolution of the NBA hardwood, which has witnessed countless battles and unforgettable moments. However, as the game and its players continue to evolve, it's crucial to address concerns about the potential impact on player safety and performance. 🌟🏀
We'll discuss the growing conversation around the need for a modern playing surface that meets the demands of the game today. From advanced technology to improved shock absorption, we explore how updated hardwood can contribute to reducing the risk of injuries and enhancing the players' overall experience on the court. 💪🔍
Join us as we analyze the experiences of the NBA's most popular players, shedding light on instances where the traditional hardwood might pose challenges. We also consider the aesthetic and cultural aspects of the NBA court, balancing tradition with innovation. 🚀🌆
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The NFL is going back to Natural Grass in the majority of arenas because it is preferred by the players. You are also attributing the hardwood to be the cause when there are a large amount of factors like players conditioning the length of their careers and the way the game has chosen to be played. Injuries also increased in the 2020-21 season at the highest rate since 2009 so it is clear that preparation or the lack thereof during covid led to an increase in injury. I say all this to say that flooring is not the problem.
This is a great take
This is one of your best videos! You make a good point about it being a tricky transition period for changing the floors, but I feel like as technology just keeps advancing, it's a change that will eventually be due at some point. When you look at some old basketball sneakers, it makes you realise just how much technology and the sport has changed - some of them literally provided 0 ankle support and cushioning, and players would all just ball in them like it was normal hahaha
Balling in old basketball shoes are a myth 😭 I played in converses once, I cant believe that was the NBA shoe sponsor at one point
The red, white, and blue ball was a way for The ABA to distinguish itself while it was trying to challenge The NBA. George Mikan was The ABA’s commissioner for a time
Mikan was the commissioner for time and he did make that decision. I didn‘t know that was part of the reason though. That makes a lot of sense
These in season tournament floors are the real danger
You look like you could be Aytons identical…..
Found your channel today by chance and great content.
Players are getting injured because they don't hit the gym
This is also very true !
This is so interesting!
Thank youuu!!!
This aged well after Lamelo's latest injury
you fucked up the title chief
Great man 🙏🏾🫵
Very cool
Thank you 🙏🏾
Sorry to say but there much more injuries on non-wood than wood floors in basketball and other indoor sports.. torn ligaments like the ACL is the biggest problem. artificial surfes grips to much. That's why NFL teams are switching back to natural gras. Even soccer is switching back to natural gras.. yes its😢more expensive going natural but it protects the player's much better from injuries and especially ligaments in the leg's and feet...