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Why Ramos is bringing act to Japan B League
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Like in basketball, PNVF wants more volleyball players to head overseas
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Apr 2, 2021
When it comes to team sports, one of Japan’s biggest strengths is the cohesiveness its squads usually display.
Improvement on an individual level, however, is considered an essential element for athletes who hope to succeed on the highest levels of sports, whether it’s in a professional league or the Olympics.
The idea of starting that development from a young age is one that has been rapidly spreading around the B. League over the last several years.
The men’s pro basketball circuit has actually made it mandatory for its clubs to operate an under-15 program. Each team will soon also be required to establish a U-18 squad.
Published February 4, 2021, 3:43 PM
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Thirdy Ravena has been meditating and pondering on things while holed up at his apartment in Japan as he continues to recover from a hand injury.
Speaking to ONE News’ The Game, Ravena said the Japan stint made him become more independent than ever compared to when he was still in the Philippines.
“I think pretty much that I’m actually independent,” said the 24-year-old Ravena. “In the Philippines, I’d always be around my peers and my family. I don’t want to be alone. I always wanna do something. I always wanna be out of the house. I feel like when I’m alone that I think a lot and that’s not something that I want to do and sometimes you just think about too much things and a lot of things just go in your head.”