FIBA is also releasing a series of home training videos on their YouTube channel. Every
Monday, FIBA will release a new video in the “How to improve your Basketball Skills”
series. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCXERy73Oiz8yoWAEYi4GsnRguziWcblv
You can subscribe to the channel to get notified each time a new video is posted – so you
never need to miss an opportunity to improve your skills!
For Basketball fanatics, FIBA’s YouTube channel is also reliving some classic games and
TOP 10 performances – but don’t forget to get out and practice!
You’ll also find a host of videos on youTube with great ideas for practicing skills at home,
such as:
20 Basketball Wall Drills https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9c4BLfe9xwU
Ball and a Wall (Handling) – high skill level https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uyG-
xpp4kx0
Bowling
You might think your athletes cannot train without access to their local bowling centre.
However, check out these videos from the National Bowling Academy. You may need to
simplify the instructions slightly, but it might give you some ideas to work with your
athletes while your access to your bowling centre is limited.
National Bowling Academy
(Practicing your Release) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2Oc2d29dd8
Conditioning Exercises for Bowling https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OCbYLoFbJ6M
Cycling
Many National Cycling Federations such as British Cycling have provided advice about how
to continue to train safely during this period of restricted activity. You can see their advice
at the link below, but we recommend you check out your local Cycling Federation for
information relevant to your location
https://www.britishcycling.org.uk/about/article/20200319-about-bc-news-Coronavirus-
Covid-19-FAQs-0
Dance Sport
Our incredible Special Olympics Dance Sport expert Pierre Gider has created some
great videos for you to follow along at home and learn some great new dances and
get some valuable exercise!
Tüdeldü
In this video you see a very easy, entertaining routine with high energy. It's a dance
created to an Austrian song. The dance was as essential activity throughout the
Austrian Special Olympics Family Days in September 2019.
Demonstrated by: Pierre & Andrea Gider