In the spirit of March basketball madness we wondered how many miles a player moves in an average game?
The distance a basketball player moves during a game can vary based on several factors such as playing style, position, and the specific dynamics of the game. On average, a professional basketball player covers around 2 to 3 miles (3.2 to 4.8 km) during a game. This distance is often covered through a combination of running, sprinting, and shuffling on the court. Keep in mind that these figures are general estimates, and individual player statistics may vary. Advanced player tracking technologies, such as those used in the NBA, provide precise data on player movements during games.
Well, we may not be playing basketball but we do like to move! Walking poles for balance, stability and exercise...enough to be a player! Let's Get Out There!
I bought the Motivator and travel Motivator poles for my husband. He has been getting out twice a day to walk. The poles give him better stability and help him to walk a bit faster. He is getting used to the hand grip.
I am traveling overseas next month and needed a crutch that I was able to dismantle and pack in my bag or put in overhead bin on the plane. Not only is the crutch fun looking it matched all my needs. The customer service was a 10.
I have found these crutches to be very helpful getting around with (probable) EDS. They were very easy to set up and feel great. The only negative is that the padding in the cuffs falls off constantly, so I am going to have to adhere them another way. I almost didn't buy these because of the cost, but I'm glad I went for it, and I would recommend these to anyone with similar issues.