Long Island Sports Expo to Feature Basketball Fundamentals Demonstration
August 14, 2008
(Long Island, N.Y.) West Babylon’s Brian Huber, founder and head basketball trainer of Fundamental Sports Training, Inc., will demonstrate basketball fundamentals and offer free mini-lessons during the first annual Long Island Sports Expo. The Expo, for which admission is $10 for adults and $5 for students, takes place Saturday-Sunday, September 6-7, 2008, at the Suffolk County Community College Sports & Exhibition Complex in Brentwood .
Huber, a former Division III point guard at Hartwick College and all-Long Island player at Kellenberg Memorial High School , has been playing, teaching, and learning the sport of basketball for most of his life. He will cover multiple skill sets and innovative drills, as well as breakdown proper techniques that often go overlooked. His demonstrations and mini-clinics during the Long Island Sports Expo will touch on ball-handling, shooting, footwork, advanced offensive moves, and anything else you throw at him.
Targeted toward all sports and fitness enthusiasts, high school, college and youth athletes, coaches, athletic directors and parents, the Long Island Sports Expo also will feature many exhibitors showcasing products and services, along with a wide array of seminars and hands-on demonstrations focusing on performance training and various sport-specific skills.
Fitness personality and video star John Basedow will discuss “Fitness Made Simple,” while sport psychologist Dr. Tom Ferraro will explore “Pre-Game Jitters.” Other 30-45-minute seminars will focus on sports performance training and conditioning, weight training, athletic injuries and rehabilitation, preventing burnout, mental preparation for athletic events, and coaching techniques. Also scheduled are amateur boxing and kick-boxing competitions and a putting contest. In addition, Long Island ’s Ultimate Athlete Magazine, a high school sports magazine published 10 times a year, will host a cyber-lounge filled with large-screen TV monitors with sports- and athletics-related video games.
More information is available online at www.supersportsexpo.com, where you also can register for e-mail updates.
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