no gym, no time to drill, less experience in tournament
137828
just drill yourself in evryday things.  i have the same problem, and a lot of the times, i just relate things i do to the things i normally do.  like alot of the times my brothers will stick things to the ceilings, and wen im sent to get them down, i practice my approach and follow through.  and i practice rolling on the basement floor.  i also like to take anything i kind find and pass it to myself while im crouched real low, so i wont hit the ceiling.  for setting, i pretty much just go through the motions.
206521
Good morning...try www.xscores.com  I believe they bracket the tournaments before they are played.
562435
get in the weight room as much as possible, work on your coordination (hand-eye/ hand-feet coordination), run and eat right, also might want to talk to the coach, probably could help you out
202381
Go to a book store and grab a drill book...the ones I have contain over 100 drills for skill and fitness.  Make sure you get one with drawings...sometimes words don't say it quite right.  Just put the book in your bag and you'll have plenty of drills to do.
490441
i play basketball as well. i'm a junior in highschool and i use to play in California, but i moved to Tennessee and they were in much more shape than i was because we didn't condition that much in Cali., i ran on my own and practiced for 2 hours on the weekends, but i lost the habit and there was nothing i could do except for push myself at practice to be in the condition that i should be in. we started off running 2-3 miles everyday nonstop, running bleachers 30 min., running stairs 20 min, and sprinting 50 sprints baseline to baseline. just push yourself and you'll get there, what ever you do, don't quit. quitting is too easy. if you just push yourself, you'll be suprised as to how fast you get in shape.
536886
Hmmm...It is too late for soccer, you could try swimming if you are a good swimmer.  If dedicated you could try basketball (doubtful to make a team though), baseball requires too much skill and experience (sorry), and there are limited others.\nYou could try to start ultimate frisbee club in your school.  It would look good for college, you could use your speed, no contact, and it is a very fun game.  You should try it.
261683
eat less junk food and join a sport team!!!!!!
383328
I'm really sorry about that. This has also happened to me, but with other sports. My suggestion is to find something else that you love doing in your spare time that you would've been playing basketball during and that will help you forget about it, but still do something that you love. And then, next year, when the time comes around again, just practice!!!
597352
it depends on the position you want to play....go to a gym, talk to a personal trainer, usually your first time is free...they'll get you started....protein, protein, protein,....lift lots of weights...you gotta keep with it though...no slacking....good luck.
489613
pratice at home thats wat i did and i was lv 8 then i quit but go to open gym on saturday if u can and stretch alot u will get there soon belive me i thought i was never goin to get out of lv 4 but i did.\n\n                             Good luck :-) !!!
498144
Too much stress and not enough exercise come to mind
110818
That is not enough time to condition.  It takes several weeks to do that.  If you had a couple of months, I could tell you how to train, because I broke a school record in the 3 mile run in high school cross country.
512565
If you trust your skills why not compete? May you be the first martial artist champion who started training late!  Good luck!
468682
Fighting is like everything else man. It takes practice. Go to a boxingg gym and watch people. Punch the bag around. Get stronger and quicker.
645904
call up some local gyms.  look in the phone book.  if they dont offer classes, then they might be able to direct you to the right place
409833
You didn't mention what position you play, or if you or your coach sent out highlight videos. I'm assuming they were sent. My suggestion is go to a University that is lacking in your position and try out as a walk on. Or, go to a Junior College and show your skills. I think that should be your last choice. Good luck on what happens.
675753
To get into the big $$ tourneys, you have to pay big $$.  Try going to the FLW website.  They have the tour schedule on that site.  Also try the B.A.S.S. website, they have listings as well.  It's like the girl above me said, you really have to research it yourself.  There are so incredibly many different tourney out there, you just have to find some that you can afford, and can get to.  The tournament trail is an expensive one, so unless your rich, or are very resourceful, you really have to work your way up from the bottom.  The bottom being a start at a local fishing club.  Fish those tourneys untill you can put together a good resume of your winnings.  Then try to get some smaller sponsers.  Just remember that you have to help them out, like they help you.  After you are ready, you can move up on the tourneyment scale.  I don't know of any pros who made it to the top the easy way.  They all had to put their time in, and work up the "boarding" ladder.  Try this link, for more thourough info on tourney fishing.  Tight lines, and maybe I'll see you at the top.