BASKETBALL is an abbreviation for Basketball with Special Kettlebells. This game was developed and invented by Bill Romanowski, a former professional basketball player for the Boston Celtics. BASKETBALL is a team sport where two teams, usually of five players each, competing against each other on a flat rectangular court, the main objective of which is to shoot a basketball through the hoop of their opponent while preventing that team from shooting through the hoop of their opponent. Each player on each team receives special training in order to increase their agility, strength, speed, and flexibility.
BASKETball is played between teams consisting of three players on each team. Each team member starts at one end of the court and the basketball is shot over their head from the free throw line. The object of BASKETball is to get the ball through the basket, shoot through the hoop, and drop the ball into the basket. Once the ball is dropped into the basket, the winner is the team with the most points. BASKETball is a very popular sport because it is easy to learn, requires little equipment, and can be played in a variety of settings including public school gyms, private practice facilities, and other sporting complex ballparks.
BASKETball players wear a specially designed basketball uniform made from the finest fabrics known to man. These uniforms are called BASKETball shirts or uniforms, because they are basically the uniform used when playing BASKETball, which is basically a recreation of the game played in a real basketball court. The BASKETball uniform consists of a jacket made of fleece, shorts, socks, and shoes. There are also some additional accessories worn by the player such as foul mittens and special rim guards.
One of the most important aspects of BASKETball is the knowledge of proper ball handling. Each team member on each team is given a set of basketball balls numbered with each player’s number on the back of the ball. These numbers are called the BASKETball ball possession count. The point system for the basketball is similar to the NCAA basketball rules, whereby there is one point for every two made shots without a miss and one point for every three made shots with a miss. In other words, for a made basket, there is only one point.
The second aspect of BASKETball is that players are divided into groups based on their teams. Usually, BASKETball teams are four people each with their own numbers. There is also a coach at each team, which ensures that players stay on the right track by making sure that they do not run out of time during play. Unlike the real basketball court where a regular foul will kick off a play, in BASKETball, a foul is initiated when there are five or more players on the same play with no foul shooting foul call being made. This makes for interesting play, especially when teams with more players are paired against teams with fewer players; the result can be a BASKETball marathon with a lot of exciting action.
BASKETball, as well as being the predecessor of the modern day game of basketball, may also have had an influence on the sport of basketball in America. Most colleges and professional teams have BASKETball courts placed on campus, giving students an opportunity to get a head start on their sport skills. A gym at YMCA is owned by the late Frank Kern, who developed the first basketball court in the world when he designed and built the Gypsy Hall of Fame. BASKETball owes a debt to many, as well, such as Frank Kern, Earl Kopp, and John Morrison who developed the sport of basketball.