Monday, April 13, 2009

Coffee

In a study of 4641 people who drank 3 cups of coffee or less each day only 0.4% had
rheumatoid arthritis whereas 0.8% of 14,340 people drinking 4 or more cups had developed the disease. Markku Heliovaara, National Public Health Ins., Helsinki, Annals of Rheumatoid Arthritis. 8-2000.
....coffee could be part of the complex equation behind heart disease. American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 9/2001, SN: 9/22/01

THE EVILS OF DRINKING COFFEE:

1. Oils in unfiltered coffee can raise cholesterol levels.
2. There is a coffee homocysteine (HCY) link.
3. There is no decaffeinated coffee HCY link.
4. This seems to imply a caffeine effect but no tea HCY link has been found.
5. Blood levels of HCY are usually controlled by B-6, B-12 and folic acid. However, the additive effect of coffee and smoking increases HCY levels.
6. HCY damages arteries and as such is a potent cardio-vascular risk factor.
7. Heart attack risk increases with coffee use.

HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR ODDS:

1. Supplement your diet with vitamins B-1, B-6, B-12, folic acid, inositol and vitamin C.
2. Reduce your consumption of coffee if possible.
3. Monitor your HCY level to determine an allowable level of coffee consumption, and while you're at it check your folate and B-12 blood levels.

THE REDEMPTION OF COFFEE (partial)

Coffee reported to reduce risk of gallstones in man. In a 10 year study of 46,000 men, age 40 to 75, those who drank 2 to 3 cups of coffee, (instant, espresso, regular, filtered) a day reduced risk 30 to 40 percent while those who drank 4 or more cups a day cut their risk in half. Dr. W. C. Willett, Harvard School of Pubic Health, Boston, Journal of American Medical Association: 6-9-99

Are there any women in Boston who drink coffee?






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Basketball Screening Techniques - Scoring Without the Ball

Dear Ball Player,
One of the most important things a coach looks for in a player is
their ability to set quality screens.
Yeah, it's true, to a coach, screens are extremely important.
Their entire offense revolves around setting good, solid screens.
Also, realize that not just coaches love screens. Players too
really notice when they run off of a good screen that enables them
to get a wide open shot.
So many times we've seen players that have a really good skill set,
but simply lack the basics and fundamentals needed to get playing
time on the court.
Setting proper screens is something so basic, that most players
simply choose to ignore it and focus their efforts and energy on
other things.
Unfortunately, this is a mistake all too common.
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Like we said earlier, screens are the fabric of any offense. And if
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The Stance -
You need to stand with your feet wide and planted firmly against
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chest so the refs can see that you're not committing a foul with
your hands and also to help protect yourself as your setting the
screen.
Positioning -
You must also maintain proper positioning. As your teammate runs
off of your screen, make sure that they rub shoulders with you. The
person coming off of the screen needs to be very close and tight
with you. The closer the player is to you, the closer you will be
to cutting off your teammate's defender.
Timing -
This is mainly a problem for the player running off of the screen.
A lot of times the player is too anxious and ends up moving before
the screener has time to get set. This really makes it easy for
the defender to avoid to the screen altogether. So, try your best
to get set as soon as possible. Take some time outside of practice
if you can and work on your timing with your teammates.
Angle -
Also, when you're setting the screen, you need to be in the correct
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your screen. All of which makes the screen useless.
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Front Screen -
This is a basic screen that's usually used "on-the ball". In this
case, you will need to stand perpendicular to your teammate, so
that you will be directly facing the defender.
Back Screen -
This type of screen is usually used "off-the-ball". Here, you need
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defender's back. Try to get close enough that you're setting the
screen on the defender's back side, not allowing the defender to
turn their body.
Down Screen -
This type of screen is usually used "off-the-ball" and is normally
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the back screen, you need to be parallel to your teammate and you
should get really close to the defender and set the screen on the
defenders back side.
Diagonal Screen -
This is where you would start from the elbow and move to the
opposite low block of the lane or vice-versa. Here, you need to
come towards your teammate at a 45 degree angle and try to screen
the defender on their shoulder area.
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