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I’m what you would consider extra husky , these will be my next purchase after reading this postLebron 18 cushion is beastly
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I’m what you would consider extra husky , these will be my next purchase after reading this postLebron 18 cushion is beastly
si3n4 , thanks for amzn link to zoom insoles. Ordered two for my size 9.5/10 shoes, and these are a nice but for $20.
I didn't hoop in them but I tried them on, in store, several weeks ago. The height (court feel) wasn't what I like and the heel lockdown wasn't very good so I put them back. Nike did fix the sizing so TTS was definitely the way to go.Saw a few reviews on the PG5's. Anyone hoop in them? I've hooped a few times outdoor and they are pretty good but the durability on the outsole may be an issue. XDR please!
In afraid to bust mine out lol. I got two pairs for the low on eBay. Got the protro 1 all star new without box for $110 and the black out for $125 worn once. Ughhh maybe I should cause I’m trying to cut back on spending money on sneakers. And If they don’t get hooped in, they won’t see much sunlight.My favorite outdoor ball shoes are the Kobe 1 Protro. Love that full-length Zoom and the traction can handle the beatings for quite a while. If you can find a pair for a decent price, get 'em!
Took a couple months off completely. No treadmill nor basketball at all. Did ALOT of hot/cold treatment as well as elevated it while sleeping. The pain is 100% gone. Slowly getting back to working out and conditioning. Started back on low impact basketball training with my teenage daughters (very humbling). I can feel the flexibility returning slowly. Still have stiffness after being idle for long periods but I'm being very cautious with my progression. Haven't played since but I'm building back up to that. Sucks sitting on the sideline and watching my dudes put in work while I'm in street clothes. But gotta play it safe till my body tells me I'm ready to step back into the fire.I was dealing with the same for a while... sucked waking up. Couldn’t walk at first. My league ended and rested it and got better. Update with your diagnosis
Congratulations on the progress. I know how hard it is to take it easy (and frustrating too).Took a couple months off completely. No treadmill nor basketball at all. Did ALOT of hot/cold treatment as well as elevated it while sleeping. The pain is 100% gone. Slowly getting back to working out and conditioning. Started back on low impact basketball training with my teenage daughters (very humbling). I can feel the flexibility returning slowly. Still have stiffness after being idle for long periods but I'm being very cautious with my progression. Haven't played since but I'm building back up to that. Sucks sitting on the sideline and watching my dudes put in work while I'm in street clothes. But gotta play it safe till my body tells me I'm ready to step back into the fire.
Go hoop broI’m debating going back to my weekly runs in the near future.
I saw a few games of maskless kids at my local gym taking place.
Do the regulars in this thread feel safe getting back on the courts yet?
Will you play with a mask on?
Personally I’m exited to get back on the court but I’m hesitant for Covid reasons and general fitness reasons.
Just in terms of getting my body back into playing shape I probably need 3 weeks minimum.
I’ve been on the exercis bike since January and have been stretching and doing some light weights at home throughout the pandemic.
But as far as people spreading Covid while playing… I dunno how I feel yet even though I’m fully vaccinated.
How are you guys feeling?
I’m debating going back to my weekly runs in the near future.
I saw a few games of maskless kids at my local gym taking place.
Do the regulars in this thread feel safe getting back on the courts yet?
Will you play with a mask on?
Personally I’m exited to get back on the court but I’m hesitant for Covid reasons and general fitness reasons.
Just in terms of getting my body back into playing shape I probably need 3 weeks minimum.
I’ve been on the exercis bike since January and have been stretching and doing some light weights at home throughout the pandemic.
But as far as people spreading Covid while playing… I dunno how I feel yet even though I’m fully vaccinated.
How are you guys feeling?
never stopped hooping. Found a gym we rented a couple nights a week and masks were optional since last April and then 24 opened back up at thanksgiving and it’s been open wide. Some wear masks, most dont, and it’s al good.
Wow… absolutely no fear of catching Covid in the early days of the pandemic??
i got it in February 2020 and February 21. This last time I had to get an inhaler to help my lungs but I would rather do that than never play or go out or eat at a restaurant or watch a movie. Just my opinion.
Jesus Christ! Twice???
Were you anti-mask everywhere the entire pandemic?
I’ve loved the game since I could walk but not that much.
Restaurants and movies were easy to sacrifice during the pandemic though.
Hoops I can almost understand. I got to the point where I was having dreams about playing pickup. It was terrible. But the pandemic hit a month after I hurt my knee so I guess the silver lining was I had a nice long extended recovery.