dunkball-duckin篮球

1.介绍篮球的起源和发展用英语短文翻译

2.有木有关于篮球的歌曲？比如《战舞》

3.求介绍几首热血的英文摇滚乐，很燃很燃的那种，适合打篮球风格的那种

4.篮球的起源，要英文的！字数越多越好啊

5.有没有关于篮球的歌，好听的

6.求一篇关于篮球的英文演讲稿 急！！！！

介绍篮球的起源和发展用英语短文翻译

In early December 1891, Canadian Dr. James Naismith,[4] a physical education professor and instructor at the International Young Men's Christian Association Training School[5] (YMCA) (today, Springfield College) in Springfield, Massachusetts was trying to keep his gym class active on a rainy day. He sought a vigorous indoor game to keep his students occupied and at proper levels of fitness during the long New England winters. After rejecting other ideas as either too rough or poorly suited to walled-in gymnasiums, he wrote the basic rules and nailed a peach basket onto a 10-foot (3.05 m) elevated track. In contrast with modern basketball nets, this peach basket retained its bottom, and balls had to be retrieved manually after each "basket" or point scored; this proved inefficient, however, so the bottom of the basket was removed,[6] allowing the balls to be poked out with a long dowel each time.

Basketball was originally played with a ball. The first balls made specifically for basketball were brown, and it was only in the late 1950s that Tony Hinkle, searching for a ball that would be more visible to players and spectators alike, introduced the orange ball that is now in common use. Dribbling was not part of the original game except for the "bounce pass" to teammates. Passing the ball was the primary means of ball movement. Dribbling was eventually introduced but limited by the asymmetric shape of early balls. Dribbling only became a major part of the game around the 1950s, as manufacturing improved the ball shape.

The peach baskets were used until 1906 when they were finally replaced by metal hoops with backboards. A further change was soon made, so the ball merely passed through. Whenever a person got the ball in the basket, his team would gain a point. Whichever team got the most points won the game.[7] The baskets were originally nailed to the mezzanine balcony of the playing court, but this proved impractical when spectators in the balcony began to interfere with shots. The backboard was introduced to prevent this interference; it had the additional effect of allowing rebound shots.[8] Naismith's handwritten diaries, discovered by his granddaughter in early 2006, indicate that he was nervous about the new game he had invented, which incorporated rules from a children's game called "Duck on a Rock", as many had failed before it. Naismith called the new game "Basket Ball".[9] The first official game was played in the YMCA gymnasium in Albany, New York, on January 20, 1892, with nine players. The game ended at 1–0; the shot was made from 25 feet (7.6 m), on a court just half the size of a present-day Streetball or National Basketball Association (NBA) court. By 1897–1898 teams of five became standard.

有木有关于篮球的歌曲？比如《战舞》

去看2k系列啊，我这沾了一个给你

NBA2K11原声大碟清单

1. Snoop Dogg – NBA 2K Theme 这次的主题曲由Snoop Dogg演唱，同作为西海岸的大头的The Game是演唱去年2K10主题曲的，南部东部加油呀。2K10 和2K11的主题曲都很不错，有4.3分的水准了。

2. Big Boi – Shutterbug 典型的篮球游戏歌曲。放到其他地方我都不会鸟一下。不过是2K11里面。可以给个4分的。

3. Drake - Over 这首歌完全是玩人气的。放2K11里面好没有道理啊。虽然Queen Latifah说过Drake，拜托他唱歌的时候不要扯上篮球了。这次是身不由己啊。3.6分。

4. Cassidy – Game Time

5. Ron Artest – Champion 这首歌还是要好于阿泰的《my world》专辑的任何一首歌的。难道是得了冠军状态好了? 3.9分

6. Duck-Down All-Stars feat. Buckshot, Skyzoo, Promise, and Sean Price – Better Than You 扯蛋的歌曲。完全凑数的。不评分

7. The Alan Parsons Project - Sirius 这首歌唯一的可能就是放到复古比赛中去的。。隐约觉得和乔老?爷?子有关。 3.6分

8. Art vs. Science – Hollywood 这首曲子大赞。。 近乎完美的2K11曲子。。必须给5分。 这在我以前发的那个视?频中也有。

9. Big Rock Candy Mountain – Rocketship 这首歌放出来没人能判断是实况足球的歌曲还是2K系列歌曲。不评分

10. Brunettes – Red Rollerskates 这也算是一个比较不错的歌了。现在的篮球游戏越来越注重电子曲风的了。4分

11. Chicharones – Little By Little 平庸的一首适合在freestyle模式下玩的歌曲 不评分

12. Children Collide – Skeleton Dance 同Red Rollerskates

13. Constellations feat. Asher Roth– We’re Here To Sa?ve The Day 我本人是比较不喜欢这种曲风的。但是确实很适合篮球游戏呢。4.3分

14. Dan Black feat. Kid Cudi – Symphonies (Remix) 这首歌明显是采样Jay-Z和Rihanna的Umbrella的。不过这首歌相对Umbrella是更适合2K11呢。4.5分

15. Delorean – Deli 没意思

16. Ev – Home Of The Bra?ve (Instrumental)

17. Failsafe – Hope & Only If We Learn 实况,2K,傻傻分不清楚

18. HOGNI – Bow Down

19. Kidz In Space – Downtime 这首歌正如歌名一样，基本上就是在暂停或者非比赛进行的时候听的。4.3分

20. Middleman – It’s Not Over Yet 这首歌把我给吵了。不过还蛮不错的。4.2分

21. Rakaa feat. Aloe Blaac – Crown Of Thorns 这首歌比较适合在王朝模式里面听。3.9分

22. The Redland – So Far

23. The Russian Futurists – Paul Simon & Precious Metals 实况，2K，傻傻分不清楚

24. Sonny Bones – Rise

25. T?wo Door Cinema Club – I Can Talk 还凑合啦。3.8分

26. Yung Autmatik & Bayroot Productions – Go Hard or Go Home 这首歌我记得是2K11音乐大赛选出来的歌曲吧。歌名就很diǎo啊。4.7分

27. Dux Jones – Pourin’ It On 有点2K10里面Ace Hood的那首Top of the World的味道 4分

求介绍几首热血的英文摇滚乐，很燃很燃的那种，适合打篮球风格的那种

1. Eminem & Royce Da 59" - Fast Lane

2. Travis Barker featuring Yelawolf, Twista, Busta Rhymes and Lil Jon - Lets Go

3. CyHi Da Prynce - Sideways (2K混录版歌曲)

4. Kurtis Blow - Basketball

5. Friendly Fires - Skeleton Boy

6. Machine Drum - Let It (edIT混录版歌曲)

7. Aceyalone featuring Cee-Lo - Workin Mans Blues

8. Freddie Gibbs - Look Easy (2K原创歌曲)

9. Chiddy Bang featuring Q-Tip - Here We Go

10. Zion I featuring Rebelution- Many Stylez

11. Duck Down All -Stars 2 - Shout The Winners Out (2K原创歌曲)

12. Middle Class Rut - New Low

13. Bassnectar - Cozza Frenzy

14. Ancient Astronauts - Still a Soldier

15. Alex K. and D.J.I.G. - Nows My Time (2K原创歌曲)

篮球的起源，要英文的！字数越多越好啊

The Origin of Basketball

The challenge that inspired the invention of basketball came from Dr. Luther Halsey Gulick, Jr., the superintendent of physical education at the international YMCA Training School. During the summer session of 1891, Gulick introduced a new course in the psychology of play, and Naismith was one of his students. In class discussions, Gulick brought up an issue that was weighing on his mind: the need for new indoor game "that would be interesting, easy to learn, and easy to play in the winter and by artificial light."

Though the class didn't follow up on Gulick's challenge to invent such a game, Naismith found himself revisiting the issue a few months later when the physical education faculty met to discuss what was becoming a persistent problem. With the end of the fall sports season, the school once again confronted the distaste many students felt for the gymnasium work that was mandatory during the winter months. One class was particularly incorrigible, and two instructors had already tried and failed to devise activities that would interest them.

During the meeting, Naismith later wrote, he expressed his opinion that, "The trouble is not with the men, but with the system that we are using. The kind of work for this particular class should be of a recreative nature, something that would appeal to their play instincts."

Though there was general agreement with Naismith, the group nevertheless found itself stymied. In fact, they knew of no indoor game that would inspire the excitement of football or baseball. Before the meeting ended, Gulick placed the problem squarely on Naismith's lap. "Naismith," he said, "I want you to take that class and see what you can do with it." As they walked down the hall together after the meeting, he added, "Now would be a good time for you to work on that new game you said could be invented."

Naismith tried several different approaches in an effort to improve the attitude of his difficult class. He had his students play simple games, such as various types of tag. He introduced a few games others had developed, including one called "battleball." He attempted to modify outdoor games like rugby and so they could be played in a gym. However, as his first two weeks with the class neared an end, he had to admit that his efforts, thus far, had failed.

Still not wanting to give up, Naismith tried to deduce the cause of his failure. He saw, once again, the need to offer a totally different kind of game, and he was quite clear about what its characteristics should be. It should be easy to learn, but complex enough to be interesting. It must be playable indoors or on any kind of ground, and by a large number of players all at once. It should provide plenty of exercise, yet without the roughness of football or , since those would threaten bruises and broken bones if played in a confined space.

American rugby (football) was the game Naismith considered most interesting, but tackling made it too rough for an indoor sport. Tackling, however, could be eliminated if players were forbidden to run with the ball, but could move it only by passing or batting it to another player, with the use of the fist prohibited. The game of lacrosse suggested the type of goal to be used, but the goal would be horizontal so players would have to throw the ball in an arc, thus limiting the force with which it was hurled. That idea came to Naismith from his memories of a childhood game he had played with his friends in Bennie's Corners, Ontario.

"I recalled from my boyhood in the lumbering camps of Canada," he recalled, "that when we played a game called 'Duck on a Rock,' the goal should be one that could not be rushed, and that the ball could not be slammed through. This called for a goal with a horizontal opening, high enough so the ball would have to be tossed into it, rater than being thrown."

The method he adapted for putting the ball into play-the toss-up-borrowed from English rugby, but had only one player from each team vying for the initial toss-up, rather than the whole team.

The next morning, Naismith assembled the elements for the new game. First, he considered whether to use a football or ball. "I noticed the lines of the football and realized it was shaped so that it might be carried in the arms," he said. "There was to be no carrying of the ball in the new game, so i walked over, picked up the ball, and started in search of a goal." He asked the school janitor for two 18-inch square boxes to use as goals. Fortunately for the name of the game, the janitor suggested half-bushel peach baskets instead. Naismith nailed them to the lower rail of gymnasium balcony, one at each end. A man was stationed at both goals in the balcony to pick the ball from the basket and put it back into play.

Then, Naismith drew up the rules. Besides outlining the method and objective of moving the ball, he described various fouls, such as holding, pushing, or tripping. A referee would be appointed to judge the play, and the game would be divided into two 16-minute halves, with a five-minute rest between. While any number could play, nine on a side was suggested as the ideal.

Naismith's secretary typed the rules and tacked them on the bulletin board while he waited nervously for the class to arrive. Somewhat dubious about "Naismith's new game," the players nevertheless cooperated with their popular instructor and listened attentively as he outlined the method of play. They wore the then-usual gym costume of black, full-sleeve woolen jerseys and long gray trousers. Most of them also sported the luxuriant handlebar mustaches that were so popular in the Gas-Lit Era.

Naismith later described those first moments of play in mid December 1891: "There were eighteen in the class; I selected two captains and had them choose sides. When the teams were chosen, I placed the men on the floor. There were three forwards, three centers, and three backs on each team. I chose two of the center men to jump, then threw the ball between them. It was the start of the first basketball game and the finish of the trouble with that class."

The new game was a success from the minute the first ball was tossed into the air. Word got around that something new was going on in Springfield, and spectators began crowding the balconies. Once launched, basketball spread with incredible speed. Some of the students introduced it at their local YMCAs during Christmas vacation, and the rules of the game were soon printed in the school newspaper, The Triangle, which went to YMCAs around the country. Because of the College's international student body, it wasn't long before basketball was introduced in more than a dozen countries by these students.

Basketball quickly moved beyond the YMCA network, as well. Within a few years, private athletic clubs had organized basketball teams. High schools and colleges launched the new sport as well and, by 1905, it was recognized as a permanent winter sport.

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有没有关于篮球的歌，好听的

斗牛要不要

TANK

台湾偶像剧《斗牛要不要》主题曲

斗牛要不要

用骄傲单挑

承认你弱 就快点逃

斗牛要不要

这地盘我要

你现在还来得及逃

场上的节奏跟着我的脚步走

我冷静从容，掌控这个宇宙

你以为在跟谁打篮球

我左右换手 灌篮性的突破

我这种level不是你能够防守

(不是你能够防守)

你别在我的面前现丑

轻轻划过我的球一声破网2分中

我的对手不用感到失落

运球这种天分你没有

想跟我决斗，你还要那颗球

我生而为王，胜利是我的王后

(是我的王后)

你别妄想能够打败我

斗牛要不要

用骄傲单挑

承认你弱 就快点逃

斗牛要不要

这地盘我要

你现在还来得及逃

斗牛要不要

用骄傲单挑

承认你弱 就快点逃

斗牛要不要

这地盘我要

你现在还来得及逃

场上的节奏跟着我的脚步走

我冷静从容，掌控这个宇宙

你以为在跟谁打篮球

我左右换手 灌篮性的突破

我这种level不是你能够防守

(不是你能够防守)

你别在我的面前现丑

轻轻划过我的球一声破网2分中

我的对手不用感到失落

运球这种天分你没有

想跟我决斗，你还要那颗球

我生而为王，胜利是我的王后

(是我的王后)

你别妄想能够打败我

斗牛.要不要

用骄傲单挑

承认你弱 就快点逃

斗牛要不要

这地盘我要

你现在还来得及逃

斗牛要不要

用骄傲单挑

承认你弱 就快点逃

斗牛要不要

这地盘我要

你现在还来得及逃

求一篇关于篮球的英文演讲稿 急！！！！

篮球的历史History of Basketball

Basketball. The world's greatest sport ever. But of course, it hasn't been around since the world began. No, somebody had to have invented it. And that somebody would be James Naismith.

Born in Almonte, Ontario, Canada, this Canadian Gym Teacher and Physician would soon be the founder of basketball. It all started in December of 1891. Naismith was teaching in Springfield, Massachusetts and was asked by Luther H. Gulick, the Headmaster of the school for Christian Works to make a new sport. The main idea of the sport was mainly to be played inside when it was too cold to go outside. The new sport also had to keep athletes in their top conditions between the baseball and football season. Naismith began to work. The first game-ball was a ball.

The first baskets were peach baskets that Naismith cleverly thought of hanging on the wall. From there, the legacy of basketball began. Originally, there was 9 men to each team, but the objective was still the same; to pass the ball to other players on your team and put the ball in the opposing team's net, or basket back then. From there, basketball caught on like a wildfire.

During 1885 highschools and colleges began to adopt the game, and by 1898, the first Pro League was founded. After the first game played, Naismith drafted 13 rules and regulations, but many more were yet to come. The hoops we know today were invented in 1906. They were steel, with a net hanging from it's rim.

篮球作为世界上最伟大的运动之一，并不是凭空而来，它一定有自己的发明者。这个发明者，就是James Naismith。James 出生于加拿大的安大略，他曾是一个体育教师。在1891年他在马塞诸塞教授体育的时候，学校的校长让他为基督教的活动想出一种运动，而这种运动一定要在室内进行，因为室外很冷。这种运动，按照校长的要求，一定要使运动员保持棒球和足球比赛时的激情。于是，他就开始思考这项运动。经过思考，他想出了一种方法：在墙上挂网子，然后把球扔向这个用网子做的篮子里。从此，篮球得以产生。本来，每个队伍有9个队员，但是规则是：把球传向自己队伍的队员，然后设法投向对方的筐子里。从此，篮球就很快传播开来。1885年，高中和大学都开始采用这种运动方式，到1898年，第一个篮球联盟成立。第一次比赛后，James设计了13个比赛规则。篮球筐子的边缘框架是在1906年设计的，材料是钢。

Dr. James Naismith is known world-wide as the inventor of basketball. He was born in 1861 in Ramsay township, near Almonte, Ontario, Canada. The concept of basketball was born from Naismith’s school days in the area where he played a simple child’s game known as duck-on-a-rock outside his one-room schoolhouse. The game involved attempting to knock a "duck" off the top of a large rock by tossing another rock at it. Naismith went on to attend McGill University in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

James 作为世界闻名的篮球发明家，出生于1861年的Ramsay小镇，位于加拿大的安大略。他发明篮球的点子是来自他小时候玩的一种游戏，叫“duck-on-a-rock”。这种游戏就是用一块石头把另一块石头打掉。James 后来转去了魁北克的Montreal大学教授课程。