The city of Buenos Aires in Argentina is full of basketball players who are looking for new outdoor places to play every day. If you are one of them, or you are just visiting the city, we show you the five best basketball courts in Buenos Aires.
A real hooper might be afraid to go on a cruise, fearing they won’t be able to train and get shots up as they float away from the mainland. However, we found a way to do it over 7 days on the second biggest cruise ship in the world, the Royal Caribbean’s Harmony of the Seas which holds 5,500 passengers. Let’s just see how much basketball you can plan traveling from Florida through the Bahamas and the Caribbean.
With news of a popular natural content writing tool powered by AI, we asked ChatGPT what the “most popular outdoor basketball courts in the world”. While we have our Top 10 List that we recommend, here is what the robots had to say =)
Buckets & Borders has had a busy 2022, completing “Project Pick & Roll”, a three-court restoration project taking place in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada.
There are basketball courts everywhere in Stockholm. Every elementary school and high school will have a place to hoop, and most parks in the Nordic the capital will have a court. While there isn’t that much action in the winter, when it is warm enough in Sweden to get out these are the top basketball courts throughout the Stockholm area. Courts with more pick-up games, better surfaces and hoops, and unique environments are moved to the top in this list to help you discover good options in the area.
Continue reading “Top 10 Basketball Courts in Stockholm”In many communities around the world, another art inspired court with superior flooring would go unnoticed, but in the United Kingdom the initiatives are rare. However, helping the movement one court at a time is The Sledgehammers basketetball court, that opened this past weekend the coastal town of Brightlingsea in the Tendring district of Essex, England. “The Brightlingsea Sledgehammers Beach Court is the result of a fundraiser to help put the team on the map within the town and provide somewhere inspiring for the local youth to work on their skills.” says by friend of the club and former player Jay Kitchen that lead the initiative.
The Courts of the World team was in Antwerp, Belgium for the FIBA Equipment & Venue Centre’s bi-annual Partners’ meeting. The summit was opened by Hamane Niang, President of FIBA, and then lead by Bart Prinssen, Head of Equipment & Venue Centre, and Jasmine Long, FIBA Equipment & Venue Centre Senior Associate.
