(From GMA News)
University of the Philippines hopes to raise its UAAP campaign to the next level as the Fighting Maroons will undergo training at the world-class Abunassar Impact Basketball Training Camp in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The Maroons, who have missed the Final Four for 12 straight seasons, are hoping the AIB training could change their fortunes when the country’s premier collegiate league opens its 73rd season in July.
Supervised by renowned trainer Joe Abunassar, the AIB is the same academy attended by a number of NBA superstars like Kevin Garnett, Chauncey Billups, Tayshaun Prince, Al Harrington, Andrei Kirilenko, Baron Davis and Jermaine O'Neil.
UP, handled by Talk ‘N Text assistant coach Aboy Castro, will train from May 24 to June 5.
The Maroons will get this rare opportunity of training alongside NBA players and potential NBA draftees fresh out of the US NCAA collegiate basketball season.
The Impact basketball program will change the way each player approaches the game and will focus them on the essential elements necessary to maximize their abilities.
More importantly, the camp will help them develop into successful, goal-oriented individuals prepared to be successful in life.
University of the Philippines hopes to raise its UAAP campaign to the next level as the Fighting Maroons will undergo training at the world-class Abunassar Impact Basketball Training Camp in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The Maroons, who have missed the Final Four for 12 straight seasons, are hoping the AIB training could change their fortunes when the country’s premier collegiate league opens its 73rd season in July.
Supervised by renowned trainer Joe Abunassar, the AIB is the same academy attended by a number of NBA superstars like Kevin Garnett, Chauncey Billups, Tayshaun Prince, Al Harrington, Andrei Kirilenko, Baron Davis and Jermaine O'Neil.
UP, handled by Talk ‘N Text assistant coach Aboy Castro, will train from May 24 to June 5.
The Maroons will get this rare opportunity of training alongside NBA players and potential NBA draftees fresh out of the US NCAA collegiate basketball season.
The Impact basketball program will change the way each player approaches the game and will focus them on the essential elements necessary to maximize their abilities.
More importantly, the camp will help them develop into successful, goal-oriented individuals prepared to be successful in life.
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