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How Basketball helps build Character from a young Age: Children 3-8 Years Old 1. Improvement of Aerobic Capacity: Although playing basketball is good for all aspects of physical development, the biggest benefits should be long stature and improved aerobic capacity.  It is a distinct advantage to be jump high in the game of basketball. Building the capacity to learn basketball skills which include increased mobility, will lead to a child who will develop more athletically. 2. Enhancing Sensory Skills: Studies have shown that many modern psychological or developmental disorders stem from problems with the person's ability to sense. When people play basketball, a variety of senses are in a state of high excitement to work together and coordinate. Basketball has thus become one of the best sensory training activities.  3. Improving Response Capacity: Basketball is an open sports skill, which requires athletes to adapt to the ever-changing nature of court dynamics. Repetition of ba...

How Much is Your Child Really Learning?  Your child is learning in a time like none other in recent history. Some students are learning remotely, only interacting with teachers and peers through a screen. Some are attending school just a few days a week, pivoting between distance and onsite learning daily. Others are back in the classroom full time, but with masks, social distancing, plexiglass partitions and one-way hallways. How is your student doing, really?  Do you know if your child is happy? What is the best way to check on their emotional and mental well-being? A little detective work can be fruitful when trying to gauge your student’s emotional state. If remote learning, chances are they are set up in their bedroom or a quiet corner of the house to minimize distractions. Check in on them. Are they sitting up, looking at the screen and participating? Or are they slumped down, staring off into space and distracted? If you observe that your student is consistently tu...

  We are pleased to announce that Royal Basketball School has partnered with A+ Tutoring. A one-on-one, in-home tutoring service provider. We both agree, with proper guidance on physical education, positive study habits, and supreme dedication, any student can obtain the level of success that they are striving for. The video series below showcases some of the best strategies on how to prepare the mind and body for optimal success.  👇 https://youtu.be/80FDMlmpwBk At A+ Tutoring, we believe that every child can, and will learn with the proper resources. The state credentialed instructors that A+ Tutoring offers are all experts in their field of study. We guarantee that they will provide your child with the highest quality instruction, guiding them to a brighter future.  Whether your child is excelling, falling behind, or if you would like to obtain some more information about A+ Tutoring, please inquire below. ✎ Learn more about    A + Tutoring   Roman Slavi...

Grayson "The Professor" Boucher was born and raised in Keizer, Oregon. His dad introduced him to the game of basketball at 2 years old and he quickly found his passion for the game in 4th grade.  Growing up, he practiced basketball an absurd amount of hours per day and garnered local attention with his game and dribbling skills. He honed his craft where he was able to turn pro at 18, landing a spot on the globally famed And 1 Mixtape Tour in 2003. Streetball: The And 1 Mixtape Tour had an ESPN reality television series documenting the team's tours year round, which aired for 7 seasons. After And 1, The Professor continued to tour the world wowing crowds with his ball handling skills and posting his highlight driven content on his YouTube channel,  ProfessorLive , which he started in 2009.  Following his viral video Spiderman Basketball Episode 1  in 2013, his channel reached over 100 million views. The Professor continues to travel the world and expand his brand on ...

Sports are a fantastic way to connect and develop deeper relationships with your children. As a parent, if you are looking to help enhance your child's basketball skillset, or if you want to learn how to relate yourself to your child's basketball journey, the guidelines listed below are a great place to start.  1. Basketball Knowledge: Becoming knowledgable about the sport in general, is a great place to start. Learning about the fundamentals of basketball, keeping up with local college/professional teams, and attending a few games would be a great place to start adding to your basketball knowledge.  2. Time is Important: It is critical to devote the necessary amount of time for your child to be able to practice, and to take lessons to enhance their skill-set. Many children can be left behind others developmentally if parents do not have enough time to devote sending their children to necessary practices and lessons. Professional basketball players never leave the gym. The bes...

Here at Royal Basketball School, we are always searching for ways to help your child develop their basketball skills off the court.   If you ever wanted to know how to shoot like Stephen Curry, here is how he does it. We believe it is important to try and replicate the tactics of the NBA's best athletes. Curry is argubably the greatest shooter of all time. So, here's what we can take away:  Alignment: Curry keeps his shooting shoulder, elbow, and hip aligned. You can see that his shoulder is directly behind his elbow, in line with his hip. His forearm is slightly tilted away from this line, keeping the ball above his shooting eye. Hand Position: Stephen uses a relatively relaxed hand position on the ball, with his index finger and thumb making a V-shape. Also, notice that his hand is on the side of the ball, and rotates towards the net as he extends his arm. The Set-point: When Curry shoots, the ball first, travels backwards towards his head, before traveling forward towa...

Physical Education Online Class Physical education teachers from all around the world have been assigning their students a particular TEDx Talk video on the importance of physical education. In a world that puts a lot of value on academics, we can forget that breaking a sweat is just as important as reading a book. Sound Body, Sound Mind The speaker from the video published July 9, 2019, is William E. Simon, Jr. Simon is co-founder of the UCLA Health, Sound Body Sound Mind program. First, he asks, “What is the only subject in school that promotes physical and emotional health, helps children learn better, and cultivates the character that they need to be productive adults?”. If you answered physical education, you’re correct. He goes on to say that, “If the student doesn’t understand the principles of health and fitness, they risk chronic disease and an early death”. Check out the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azuBmRnRYpo&t=124s Basketball Gym Class If your child love...