Post Event Highlights: MusiKARAMAY Basketball 3×3 Para sa Marawi

Written by Kriza Cawan, MPES/ Founder Triple Threat Manila

“Sport has the power to change the world. It has the power to inspire. It has the power to unite 2people in a way that little else does. It speaks to youth in a language they understand. Sport can create hope where once there was only despair. It is more powerful than government in breaking down racial barriers.” Nelson Mandela

The very words of Nelson Mandela summarizes “MusiKARAMAY Basketball 3×3 Para sa Marawi” an official 3×3 FIBA-endorsed event, organized by Triple Threat Manila, which happened at the Cuneta Astrodome, Pasay City last November 6, 2017 attended by over 250 people; renowned musicians and bands from the music industry like South Border, Climax, Rocksteddy, Jason Fernandez, Aikee, Davey Langit, Nyoy Volante, The Juans and Mike Swift, spectators, and event partners, to help our brothers and sisters who are internally displaced rebuild Marawi through Alagang Kapatid Foundation.

MusiKARAMAY, founded by Stanley Seludo is a community of people in the music industry which aims to create a new league of real life superheroes by using their talents as musicians in bringing difference to people’s lives. MusiKARAMAY Basketball 3×3 Para sa Marawi creates its mark by using the platform of sport to relive the spirit of modern “bayanihan”.

The tip-off was graced by Danny Seigle, professional PBA player together with the founder of MusiKARAMAY to start the event. Additionally, Kriza Cawan, founder of Triple Threat Manila, the 3×3 Basketball specialist, expounds the benefit of having this event FIBA-endorsed would mean raising the Philippine Ranking on 3×3 World Map. It was followed by the welcome remarks of Paulo Legaspi, President and CEO of Healthwell Nutraceuticals Inc., one of the major partners to bring this event into fruition. He starts with admiring the cause, most especially believing on the people behind the event. Menchie Silvestre also spoke about the partnership of MusiKARAMAY and Alagang Kapatid Foundation leading the crowd to unanimous solidarity chant of “Bangon Marawi”.

The teams who became part of this momentous event were:

Pool A: Escalera, Globe Musikaramay, MOF, and Radyo5,

Pool B: AOC/Philips, Cross, Globe Merchandising, and HSM

Pool C: Kosa, Mucho, SB and Three Deep

Pool D: Byaheng Langit, Globe Climax, Puwetmalu, and Suplados

Pool E: Kaloob, Nyoy Volante, Thunders, and Warner Brothers

Pool F: Ding Santos, Rocksteddy, Studio Z, and The Juans

Pool G: Office of Sen. Angara, PhilHealth, Royal MNL Athletics, and Royal MNL Fitness

The side events of the tournament brought the house down as Globe 3-point shoot-out and the Kambi Slam Dunk Contest powered by Wilson started. The lowered-rim slam dunk edition being the highlight of the tournament was made more exciting being judged by icons in the basketball industry like Coach Pido Jarencio, former PBA professional player, Coach Richard del Rosario, assistant coach of Ginebra Kings, Mac Baracael and Bradwyn Guinto, professional players in the PBA.

Jergen Millena bagged the Globe 3-point shoot-out title, meanwhile Roy Cayanan reigned as the Champion of Kambi Slam Dunk Contest.

During the Quarter Finals, Byaheng Langit and Warner battle to advance to compete Globe Musikaramay, meanwhile in SB and The Juans battle to advance against the winning team between Cross and Royal MNL Fitness. During the Semi-Final Round, Globe Musikaramay won over Warner Brothers allowing them to advance to Championship Match against Royal MNL Fitness who won against SB during Semi-Final Round.

Royal MNL Fitness dominated the 1st Musikaramay Basketball 3×3 Para sa Marawi Champion Title winning against 2nd Place Globe Musikaramay with the 3-point difference. On another side of the tournament, SB defeats Warner Brothers during the battle for 3rd place.

Stanley Seludo was awarded as Musician’s MVP garnering 24 points, 9 rebounds, and 1 assist. And the Tournament MVP title was brought home by Roy Cayanan finishing with astonishing 45 points, 15 rebounds and 1 assist.

One of the musician players, Matt Villanueva said “What I like most is that we helped our brothers and sisters in Marawi at the same time we did enjoy the camaraderie [among participants]”.

Additionally the event organizers would like to send their heartfelt gratitude and support to their partners for making the MusiKARAMAY Basketball 3×3 Para sa Marawi a success, this event is co-presented by Globe, the office of Senator Angara, thru the support of City Mayor Tony Calixto, Vice Mayor Boyet del Rosario, Congresswoman Emi-Calixto Rubiano, Councilor Ding Santos and the members of Sangguniang Panlunsod.

In partnership with, Royal MNL, GlutaMAXMen, Meister Philippines, Philips Monitors, AOC Monitor, Rakista Radio and Philippine Health Insurance Corporation

In cooperation with OPM – Organisasyon ng mga Pilipinong Mang-Aawit, AMP (Asosasyon ng Musikong Pilipino), TV5, Radyo Singko, 92.3 News FM, MYX Philippines, InqPOP, INQUIRER.net, Philippine Star, Manila Bulletin Sports, Powcast.net, Billboard Philippines, Audiophile Components, PAGCOR, Wilson Sports PH, and Kambi Rallos

Supported by Frappe La Rue Philippines, Converga Asia, Inc., STUDIO Z AUDIO PRODUCTIONS AND RECORDING STUDIOS, Nice Day Coffee, Maynilad Water Services, Inc., Royal Thee Bed & Breakfast Thai and Filipino Cuisine, Foldable Kahon by KahoniStan, Starmobile, The Beach Bar, Motech San Joaquin, DWDD Katropa Radio, GG Network, HWM Philippines, Speed Magazine, Techbeat Philippines, and Crib Audio Systems.

MusiKARAMAY aims to launch MusiKARAMAY Basketball 3×3 Para sa Marawi, Season 2 few months from now. “It will be a long rebuilding process for Marawi City, so we intend to raise more funds for them from here on and in the coming years”, Stanley Seludo said.

You may catch the post-event highlights here:

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Musikaramay Basketball: 3×3 Para sa Marawi: Uniting Filipino through Music and Basketball to help rebuild Marawi.

The month of October marks the 4th year anniversary. Musikaramay or “musika na nakikiramay” is a community of people in the music industry wanting to be real-life superheroes through music.
Also known as “busking for a cause”, Musikaramay goes around the metro setting up in public places to play for their chosen beneficiary. In 4 years, they have raised funds for the ff:

• Yolanda Survivors in Palo, Leyte
• Rehabilition for Zamboanga Children
• SAF 44
• Kids with cancer at the National Children’s Hospital
• Raincoats, boots and umbrella donations to indigenous kids in Subic

As of the moment, we have 20 scholars at the Blessed Ville Special School in Cavite which came from donations during their performances in the streets of Manila.

In celebration, Musikaramay will be staging the Musikaramay Basketball: 3×3 Para sa Marawi, a FIBA-endorsed Basketball League powered by Triple Threat Manila.

Nov 6, 2017, 8am to 6pm at the Cuneta Astrodome, 28 teams. 112 players. 7 hours of community basketball uniting different personalities from the music industry, will raise funds for our internally displaced brothers and sisters in Marawi through the help of Alagang Kapatid Foundation, Inc.

With the essence of “BAYANIHAN” coming to life again, Co-presented by Globe Telecom thru the support of City Mayor Tony Calixto, Vice Mayor Boyet Del Rosario, Congresswoman Emi Calixto Rubiano, Councilor Ding Santos and the members of Sangguniang Panlunsod and Office of Senator Sonny Angara.

In partnership with Royal MNL, GlutaMAX MEN, Meister Philippines, RAKISTA and Rakista Radio

In cooperation with OPM – Organisasyon ng mga Pilipinong Mang-Aawit, AMP (Asosasyon ng Musikong Pilipino), TV5, Radyo Singko 92.3 News FM, MYX Philippines, INQUIRER.net, Inquirerpop, Philippine Star, Manila Bulletin Sports, Powcast.net, Philippine Health Insurance Corporation, Billboard Philippines and Kambi Rallos

Supported by Wilson Sports PH, Audiophile Components, Converga Asia, Inc., Frappe La Rue Philippines, STUDIO Z AUDIO PRODUCTIONS AND RECORDING STUDIOS, Nice Day Coffee, Maynilad, AOC, Royal Thee, Bed and Breakfast (Thai and Filipino Cuisine), Philips Monitors, and Foldable Kahon by KahoniStan

As these musicians have exemplified in their willingness to help by donating 1000php each, we too can make a difference in our society. Our own efforts will come a long way as long as our hearts are in the right place.

We would like to invite you to come, watch and join the cause. Instead of the traditional ticket selling, you will make a difference by giving 50php donation fee, and 2 canned goods.

Let it be that Musikaramay Basketball: 3×3 Para Sa Marawi unite more Filipinos to help rebuild Marawi.

#Musikaramay3x3ParaSaMarawi
#FIBA3x3
#NewLeagueOfRealLifeSuperheroes

Musikaramay: 3×3 Para sa Marawi Basketball Tournament

Music and Basketball joined forces for charity

Musikaramay: 3x3 Para sa Marawi Basketball Tournament

The month of October marks our 4th year anniversary. Musikaramay or “musika na nakikiramay” is a community of people in the music industry wanting to be real life superheroes through music.

Also known as “busking for a cause”, Musikaramay goes around the metro setting up in public places to play for their chosen beneficiary. In 4 years, they have raised funds for the ff:
• Yolanda Survivors in Palo, Leyte
• Rehabilition for Zamboanga Children
• SAF 44
• Kids with cancer at the National Children’s Hospital
• Raincoats, boots and umbrella donations to indigenous kids in Subic

As of the moment, we have 20 scholars at the Blessed Ville Special School in Cavite which came from donations during their performances in the streets of Manila.

In celebration, Musikaramay will be staging the Musikaramay Basketball: 3×3 Para sa Marawi, a FIBA-endorsed Basketball League powered by Triple Threat Manila.

In partnership with Royal MNL
GlutaMAX MEN, Meister Philippines, RAKISTA andRakista Radio

In cooperation with OPM – Organisasyon ng mga Pilipinong Mang-Aawit, AMP (Asosasyon ng Musikong Pilipino), TV5, Radyo Singko 92.3 News FM, MYX Philippines, INQUIRER.net, Philippine Star, Manila Bulletin Sports, Powcast.net, Philippine Health Insurance Corporation, Billboard Philippinesand Kambi Rallos

Supported by Wilson Sports PH, Audiophile Components, LD Systems PH, GRAND Videoke,Converga Asia, Inc., Frappe La Rue Philippines,STUDIO Z AUDIO PRODUCTIONS AND RECORDING STUDIOS, Nice Day Coffee andFoldable Kahon by KahoniStan

We would like to invite you to come, watch and join the cause. Instead of the traditional ticket selling, you will make a difference by giving 50php donation fee, and 2 canned goods.

Let it be that Musikaramay Basketball: 3×3 Para Sa Marawi unite more Filipinos to help rebuild Marawi.

#Musikaramay3x3ParaSaMarawi
#FIBA3x3
#NewLeagueOfRealLifeSuperheroes

Players Show Off Their Skills at Triple Threat Manila 3×3 Ultimate Showdown Tournament

Players from various regions of the Philippines came together as a team to show off their talents in playing the sport they truly loved in the Triple Threat Manila 3×3 Ultimate Showdown Tournament, held at the College covered courts of the Ateneo University last September 16, 2017. Their perseverance and passion manifested as they dribble and shoot the ball and from the minute they arrived the court, their faces showed how excited they were to play and represent their teams despite the anxiousness of competing with players with different level of skills.

Opening ceremonies guest Danny Siegle, 1999 PBA Rookie of the Year, 4-time PBA Finals MVP, 2-time best player of the conference and 8-time PBA Champion, inspired the participants with words of wisdom for the one-day tourney. The 128 players then were all set for a war in the half court. So as the games moved on the young aspiring athletes (18 Under) and agile veterans (Open Men) huddled up and patiently waited for their teams to be called for a hard court just.

Team Unnotified swept their division boasting a 6 out of 6 record, led by Lance De Leon who finished with a total of 30 points for the entire series (number 1 in scoring). Second place MRHS Vanguard A scored finished the rankings with only two losses and was led by Nathiel Del Pilar who punched in 27 monster points in all the games. On the side of the spectrum, The Espana boys also swept the competition winning 6/6 games led by Ace Gocuan who finished with a total of 51 points (number 1 in scoring). 2nd place Pound Congressional only had two losses led by the intense scoring of Reiner Hipolito who scored a total of 47 points.

Finals MVP for Open Men went to Jomari Beredo of team Espana who clocked in 10 pts 1 steal and 2 rebounds against rival Pound Congressional. Finals MVP for 18 and under Lance De Leon finished with 7 points 1 rebound and 1 block against a grueling match against MRHS Vanguard A.

After the sky has finally cleared everyone was pleased with the successful event of Triple Threat Manila. Most of the team captains and players said that they hope for more events like this in the future as it gives the youth and adults the chance to experience an organized 3×3 FIBA-endorsed basketball game with some even envisioning themselves as participants in the international stage. The satisfaction of having played and the lingering taste of adrenaline manifested with each smile in the court and so though some have failed to grab the championship title every team took home with them the experience and the new friendships built.

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The 3×3 Ultimate Showdown became more than just a competition of abilities but rather a community of aspiring pro-athletes united in zeal and grittiness towards the goal of someday representing the country. It was indeed an ultimate showdown worthy of recognition.

Mabuhay Triple Threat Manila!

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Written by: Ryan Kung

Special thanks to our partners who made this event possible; Wilson Sports PH the official FIBA 3×3 Ball, Toby’s Sports our official sports merchandiser, RSR Athletics our official sports apparel, Powcast Sports Hub our official online media partner and Pupug Whistle our official officiating whistle provider.

Baseline 3×3 Basketball Boot Camp Day 2

The aspiring champions of the 3×3 basketball booth camp are back in action! With their fundamentals in mind and their form in check, they arrived at the Ateneo de Manila University courts last Sept 9, 2017, with confidence and anticipation.

What began in day 1 as regular warm-up drills leveled up to a timed endurance test with each participant aiming to beat their previous record. The real challenge started with the in-game application of the fundamentals of 3×3 Basketball. Unlike the usual 5 man basketball play the 3×3 game mechanics move with a clock work faster than any railway train in the country. Starting from a coin toss and with only 12 seconds on the shot clock the first team of 3 players to garner 21 points within a 10-minute time frame wins the game

3X3 Baseline Boot Camp DAY 2 As the clock began to tick the team on the offensive stance were taught to maximize the time and the half court space which principally place them closer to the basket. Strategic passing with mindful dribbling and shooting within proper bounds were taught under time pressure. On the other hand the team on the defense were practiced their reaction time and were trained to steal, block and form a defense that would rival that of Helm’s Deep and as coach John Ramirez instructed it must be a kind of defense prepared to stop even a PBA player.

3X3 Baseline Boot Camp DAY 2 “What separates your practice from the others?” this was one of the questions that former PBA player and UAAP Men’s Basketball Sports Analyst, Christian Luanzon asked in a group lecture. He shared not only his experience in basketball but his life adversities which at a young age he faced without much direction until his mind was renewed and transformed with the word of God and he became Christian not only by name but also in faith. His personal sharing with the team made the campers think that more than just a game, basketball can be a means to serve others and develop a discipline of hard work not by sheer human exertion but through the grace of God. He instilled that why you do something is as important as what you do and thus ending his discourse with the encouragement, “Do everything for the glory of His name”

Triple Threat Manila and its partners; Toby’s, RSR Athletics, Wilson, Powcast.net Sports Hub are thankful for the 2-day Baseline 3×3 Basketball Boot Camp which would not have been a success without the participation of dedicated volunteers and these aspiring pro-athletes (in their respective categories):

18 and Above: Bryan James Obispo, Dwayne Joshua Rafael, Francis Joseph Grey, Kelly Matt Camorongan, Alexander Dominic Tadeo, Houston Villanueva, Kit Obedoza, Joshua Mutya, Christopher Uy, Joseph Reuben Bautista, Duane Dulay, Christian Arriola

17 and under: Ryan Adami, Karol Barbadillo, Ncine Pepito, McKen Santos, Rye Jezreel Maverick Garing, John Kenneth Hubo, Carlos Louie Santos, Ray Gabriel Bugtai, Joseph Acuna, Justin Iceley Manansala, Christian Caling, Migo Sulit, Christian Glenn Risos, Daniel Paul Madlangbayang, James Brandon Sangalang, Nicail Pepito.

As the Baseline 3×3 Basketball Boot Camp ended, the hard earned sweat, improved skills and the character of a determined and humbled athlete were the take home of the campers. Their journey towards their basketball dreams advances on September 16 as they join a sea of players with over 20 teams competing in the exciting sprint like a game of 3×3 basketball in Triple Threat Manila’s 3×3 Ultimate Showdown. The question that remains is: who will reign as champion?

Baseline, 3×3 Basketball Boot Camp Day 1

Are you an avid fan of basketball but feel you don’t have enough skills to play the game? Or are you already a player that wishes to recalibrate his techniques?

If you answered yes, then put on your basketball shoes, suit up in your jerseys and prepare your mind and body because Triple Threat Manila organized the Baseline, a 3×3 Basketball Boot Camp that would awaken the athlete in you with vigorous drills and training from the best coaches in the field!

The first day of Baseline was successfully launched last September 2, 2017 at Ateneo de Manila University Quezon City by Triple Threat Manila in partnership with Toby’s, RSR Athletics, Wilson, Powcast.net Sports Hub, and with Coach John Ramirez – a Pro-Athlete, multi-awarded and former PBA Assistant Coach – as the head coach of the event.

The Baseline, 3-day camp started its kickoff with warm up drills that tested the stamina of the participants from basic stretches, high knees, lunges, and to full court run-on footwork which prepared them for the next 3 hours of rigorous training. The coaches first taught the fundamentals of passing, shooting, and dribbling with one drill after the other. As the players catch their breath the desire to improve emanated from their perseverance in each set. The fundamentals are the foundation in any sport but together with that must the passion and true grit to progress.

Since basketball is a tactical and ethical sport, a lecture on the rules of the game and techniques to avoid fouling were integrated to embed a strategic mindset as they play in the court.

“Excellence, teamwork and humility” these were the core values echoed by Coach Mon Casuga in a team lecture. He enlightened the players that more than building the physique it was also important to shape the principles because together with their abilities they also bring with them their attitudes in court.

A fast-paced scrimmage game concluded the day and showcased the techniques that the players learned. Though still rough on some edges the potential to develop through more practice and training were evident. Regardless of age, skill and relations the random team up of players demonstrated their flexible team dynamics and strengths.

Tired but satisfied the participants went home looking forward to the next day of the boot camp. And though they have still much to learn they knew that legends are not made overnight, nonetheless all of them have begun somewhere and for the 28 players in the camp, they have made their first step and their journey has just started and it begins here at Baseline, 3×3 Basketball Boot Camp.

Writers: Marianne Somera and Irone Tolibao

Khalid Khalil for Triple Threat Manila 3×3 Tournament and Ultimate Showdown

“Triple Threat Manila gives opportunities for everyone to experience 3×3 basketball. For me, organizers really deserve 5 stars as they really prepared and managed the event very well. We have not gained only the experience [playing] 3×3, rather we were able to meet new friends” – Khalid Khalil, MVP Triple Threat Manila Pre-Season.

✔️Five 3×3 Basketball Experience

✔️Meet new friends

Join the 3×3 Basketball Ultimate Showdown!

Learn more: http://www.powcast.net/2017/08/triple-threat-manila-ultimate-showdown.html

LA Chua for Triple Threat Manila’s 3×3 Tournament and Ultimate Showdown

“I like how Triple Threat Manila used the event as a platform not only to establish 3-on-3 Basketball in the Philippines but also as an avenue in reaching out to our fellow Filipino in speaking of the Good News” – L.A Chua

Not just about the competition, we instill the right character.

Categories:

18 Under | Open Men

✔️Five 3×3 Basketball Experience

✔️Meet new friends

Join the 3×3 Basketball Ultimate Showdown!

Learn more: http://www.powcast.net/2017/08/triple-threat-manila-ultimate-showdown.html

Paul Xyrome Dalagan for Triple Threat Manila 3×3 Tournament

“Triple Threat Manila is one of the best organized 3×3 tournaments I have played” – PX Dalagan

Experience the difference!

Learn more: http://www.powcast.net/2017/08/triple-threat-manila-ultimate-showdown.html

Kyle Tan Supports Baseline 3×3 Boot Camp

(BASELINE) Triple Threat Manila is organized by Varxity Org who envisions the development of a world – class Filipino athletes. Headed by Kriza Cawan, who wants to provide not just games but also to educate young Filipino’s around the nation the importance of building a holistic program for our future athletes. In this event, BASELINE they will teach you not the skills and the rules of playing the 3×3 basketball, but they will help you understand and realize the importance of PREPARATION.

Baseline, A 3×3 Basketball Boot Camp by Triple Threat Manila

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Kyle Tan former member of 3×3 Team Pilipinas supports Baseline Camp starting on September 2.

Also checkout: Triple Threat Manila Ultimate Showdown

Triple Threat Manila, Ultimate Showdown!

Join us for the TRIPLE THREAT MANILA, ULTIMATE SHOWDOWN, an official FIBA-endorsed 3on3 Basketball Tournament on September 16th!

16 slots. 64 players. 5 hours of fast-paced and fiercely competitive tournament!

Grab some friends, put together a team to battle it out for the most awaited Triple Threat Manila Ultimate Showdown!

The much awaited Triple Threat Manila 3×3 Ultimate Showdown has arrived!

Triple Threat Manila Ultimate Showdown is an open to all, stand alone tournament.

The goal of this tournament is to showcase the talents of campers from Baseline 3×3 Boot Camp and compete with other teams who want to experience FIBA-endorsed 3×3 Basketball Tournament.

The Triple Threat Manila Ultimate Showdown developmental games are open to all males with two age categories:

18 Under (Year Born 2000 to 2005); and
Open Men (Year Born 1999 and older)

This is organized in collaboration with John Ramirez former PBA Assistant Coach, Pro-Athlete and a multi-awarded Coach, and Paolo Tejuco Strength and Conditioning Coach.

With special appearance of:

Mon Casuga, Founder of Audience of One Basketball Academy;
Christian Luanzon, former PBA Player, UAAP Men’s Basketball Sports Analyst and Philippine Sports Institute Sports Ambassador;and
Joco Macasaet, Basketball Player, UST Growling Tigers

Features of the Triple Threat Manila Ultimate Showdown:

One (1) Triple Threat Manila 3×3 reversible top
Certificate of Participation
FIBA’s Individual and Team World Ranking and Statistics
Photo and Video Highlight
Live Telecast
All teams, MVP and Skills Challenge Awardee featured articles at Powcast.net Sports Hub

The goal of Triple Threat Manila is to create various world-class opportunities for all Filipinos to contribute to the development of 3×3 Basketball in the Philippines and be recognized internationally. We believe that Filipino athletes have what it takes to go from the streets to the Olympics.

By participating in all TRIPLE THREAT MANILA, all participants will be given individualized profile page and will get a spot in the 3×3 Individual World Ranking on 3x3planet.com.

Additionally, the tournament’s results and players statistics are shiwcased on the same portal.

Triple Threat Manila, Pre-Season Tournament Prize:

Champion: Top Reversible Jersey for the next season of Triple Threat Manila, freebies, and Life-Sized Check
2nd Runner-Up: Top Reversible Jersey for the next season of Triple Threat Manila, freebies, and Life-Sized Check
3rd Runner-Up: Top Reversible Jersey for the next season of Triple Threat Manila and freebies
Skills Challenge Prize:
Champion: The winning representative of the team will get freebies for the whole team

The BASICS:

This the only Registration Portal for Triple Threat Manila Ultimate Showdown
Make sure you and your team have read and understood Pre-Tournament Agreement before registering (https://goo.gl/JeSmuq)
Only Team Captains should register on behalf of the team
Slots will be only be reserved upon sending all required documents to varxityorg@gmail.com
Registration ends on September 6, 2017

Team Roster and Player Eligibility:

Open Men – Competitive (18+)

Each team shall consist of 4 players (3 players on the court and 1 substitute)
Height/Highest Playing Experience Status: Only 1 player 6’0 and above or 1 former college varsity player
Height average per team: N/A
Collegiate Status: No current college varsity player
High School Status: N/A
Year Born 1999 and older

18 and Under Division

Each team shall consist of 4 players (3 players on the court and 1 substitute
Each player must be born on January 1, 2000 or later. Players must submit a proof of birth certificate
Height average per team: No restrictions
Collegiate Status: No restrictions
High school/Grade school status: No restrictions
Year Born 2000 to 2005 only

Before beginning your team registration, please be sure to gather the following information:

Complete Name
Email Address
Cellphone Number
Address
Postal Code
Job Title
Company Organization
Birth Date
Age
Height
Team Name
Playing Experience
Team Representative for Skills Challenge
Prepare Jersey Size and Number
Getting Tshirt? Prepare sizes

Registration and Payment Options:

Option 1: Register Online and Pay Online (this portal)

Secured payment gateway is through Paypal by using your debit or credit card. You don’t need to create a Paypal account to complete this transaction.

Option 2: Register Online and Pay Offline (inclusive of Eventbrite and Paypal Charges)

During the “Check-out” under the Paypal Check out icon, choose “Other Payment Option” the small underlined link “Show”. Finally, click “Pay by Check”.
By choosing this option you agree to pay the exact bill generated from this portal inclusive of Eventbrite and Paypal’s fee, through Bank Deposit only. Find complete details at Registration Procedure (https://goo.gl/JeSmuq)

Jersey Size

Exclusive Event Dri Fit Shirt Size (P350)

*POSTING OF ORDERS AND PAYMENT OF EXCLUSIVE EVENT DRIFIT SHIRT IS UNTIL SEPTEMBER 6, 2017 ONLY.

FAQs

What are the requirements needed to send via email on or before September 6, 2017?

Proof of payment worth PHP 1,300.00 per player (+plus Eventbrite’s Fee and Paypal’s Charge)

Screenshot of all players’ any government ID/valid ID or birth certificate;

Screenshot of all players’ FIBA 3×3 account

One Email per team. Subject of Email: Team’s Name and Division

Attach all documents and email to varxityorg@gmail.com

What are the other requirements needed submit during Team Captain’s Orientation on September 9, 2017?

Hard copy of fully accomplished Pre-Tournament Agreement:

Pre-Tournament Agreement for 18 and Under Division (Year Born 2000 to 2005 only) https://goo.gl/ggVUeL

Pre-Tournament Agreement for Open Men Division (Year Born 1999 and older) https://goo.gl/Am7Qak

Do you have offline or meet-up registration and payment?

No offline or meet-up registration. Registration can only be made online, while payment can be made online via Paypal and offline via Bank Deposit or Fund transfer. You may check full details of registration procedure https://TTMShowdown.eventbrite.com

Where can I find all Tournament Documents for download?

Visit and download here: https://goo.gl/JeSmuq

How many games a team could have?

All teams will have 3 games during playoffs. The top 2 teams per pool will advance to Quarter Finals. Winners from Quarter Finals will advance to Semi-Finals knockout game, then off to Championship Game.

What’s the refund policy?

Once registered, no refunds will be given.

Is my registration fee transferrable?

No, registration fee is non-transferrable and non-refundable. No changes on the line-up can be made. Make sure that entries submitted are final.

Do I need to create my own 3x3planet account, what will happen if I don’t create one?

Yes. Please register here https://play.fiba3x3.com/. Afterwards, Triple Threat Manila will loop you in the FIBA event page. No FIBA Account, NO PLAY policy.

Is Triple Threat Manila sanctioned by Samahang Basketbolista ng Pilipinas (SBP)?

Application for associate membership on process

How can I contact Triple Threat Manila with any questions?

Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/triplethreatmanila

Email: varxityorg@gmail.com

Mobile: 0917.849.9816

REGISTER HERE

The Much Awaited Triple Threat Manila 3×3 Ultimate Showdown has Arrived!

Triple Threat Manila Ultimate Showdown is the last part of the Baseline 3×3 Boot Camp turned to be a graduation developmental games for the campers and also for those who want to experience FIBA-endorsed 3×3 Basketball Tournament.

The Triple Threat Manila Ultimate Showdown developmental games open to all males with two age categories:

– 18 Under (Year Born 2000 to 2005); and

– Open Men (Year Born 1999 and older)

Features of the Triple Threat Manila Ultimate Showdown:

– One (1) Triple Threat Manila 3×3 reversible top

– Certificate of Participation

– FIBA’s Individual and Team World Ranking and Statistics

– Photo and Video Highlight

– Live Telecast

– All teams, MVP and Skills Challenge Awardee featured articles at Powcast.net Sports Hub

Visit www.TTMShowdown.eventbrite.com to secure a slot NOW!

Coach Mark Solano of Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas Supports Baseline 3×3 Boot Camp

Join us for the TRIPLE THREAT MANILA’S BASELINE, a three Saturday nights 3×3 Basketball Boot Camp starting September 2!

25 teams. 100 players. 3 nights of 3×3 Boot Camp. 3 nights of exciting FIBA-endorsed Tune-up games!

Grab some friends, put together a team or join as an individual to learn a new sport or enhance your skills to be a well-rounded 3×3 player on and off the court!

Baseline, A 3×3 Basketball Boot Camp by Triple Threat Manila

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

Learn more click here

Coach Mark Solano of Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas explains how important preparation is in playing 3×3 Basketball.

Former PBA Asst Coach John Ramirez for Triple Threat Manila 3×3 Boot Camp

Join us for the TRIPLE THREAT MANILA’S BASELINE, a three Saturday nights 3×3 Basketball Boot Camp starting September 2!

25 teams. 100 players. 3 nights of 3×3 Boot Camp. 3 nights of exciting FIBA-endorsed Tune-up games!

Grab some friends, put together a team or join as an individual to learn a new sport or enhance your skills to be a well-rounded 3×3 player on and off the court!

The Head Coach of Baseline 3×3 Boot Camp, Coach John Ramirez. A former PBA Assistant Coach, Pro-Athlete and a Multi-Awarded Coach

Baseline, A 3×3 Basketball Boot Camp by Triple Threat Manila!

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

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Coach John Ramirez of 3×3 Boot Camp on Competing at the Highest Level

Join us for the TRIPLE THREAT MANILA’S BASELINE, a three Saturday nights 3×3 Basketball Boot Camp starting September 2!

25 teams. 100 players. 3 nights of 3×3 Boot Camp. 3 nights of exciting FIBA-endorsed Tune-up games!

Grab some friends, put together a team or join as an individual to learn a new sport or enhance your skills to be a well-rounded 3×3 player on and off the court!

Head Coach John Ramirez of Baseline 3×3 Boot Camp speaks on how the camp will help you prepare to compete at the highest level

Baseline, A 3×3 Basketball Boot Camp by Triple Threat Manila

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Joco Macasaet of UST Growling Tigers Supports Triple Threat Manila Baseline 3×3 Boot Camp

Join us for the TRIPLE THREAT MANILA’S BASELINE, a three Saturday nights 3×3 Basketball Boot Camp starting September 2!

25 teams. 100 players. 3 nights of 3×3 Boot Camp. 3 nights of exciting FIBA-endorsed Tune-up games!

Grab some friends, put together a team or join as an individual to learn a new sport or enhance your skills to be a well-rounded 3×3 player on and off the court!

Joco Macasaet of UST Growling Tigers, endorsing the quality of the Strength and Conditioning program of Coach Paolo Tejuco for Baseline 3×3 Boot Camp.

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Coach Paolo Tejuco for Triple Threat Manila Baseline 3×3 Boot Camp

Coach Paolo Tejuco, Baseline’s Strength and Conditioning Coach speaks about one of the most neglected part of any training program.

Warm up.

Just like what Coach Paolo said, warming up is very important as it’s purpose is to prepare one’s body for physical activity. It should help increase body temperature, heart rate and breathing rate. Warm up generally also helps you mentally prepare for exercise.

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BASELINE .. A STARTING POINT

PREPARATION: according to WEBSTER dictionary it means the action or process of making something ready for use or service or of getting ready for some occasion, test, or duty.

An action or process, that sounds big. Everyone needs to prepare in any aspect of life. Not just on sports, but in everyday life. In this case, coach Paolo (yours truly) and coach Kriza shares the same drive to inform players (and the future) that educating them in the early stage in crucial to their future.

WARM – UP… By far the most underrated part of every training program, aside from the periodization, warm – up plays a key role in preparing ourselves in engaging to any physical activity. A lot of studies have been done all over the world in doing the warm up the right way. One study by our very own countrymen coach Jeffrey Pagaduan, CSCS in regards to Warm Up protocols, revealed that a general warm-up and a general warm-up with dynamic stretching posted the greatest gains among all interventions. On the other hand, no warm-up and passive static stretching displayed the least results in countermovement jump performance. In conclusion, countermovement jump performance preceded by a general warm-up or a general warm-up with dynamic stretching posted superior gains in countermovement jump performance (Pagaduan 2012).

Take a good read at the abstract, at some point in there it is better to have a warm – up than no warm up at all. And the least they used in preparation is the common static stretching which is known world wide. It is like, when someone said “Have your warm-up.” Static Stretching is the first thing in mind for them to do. Although it has an improvement in our body. However, other forms of warm – up have showed significant improvement in athletic performance. Of course… COOL DOWN is also important as a WARM – UP. We want our body to recover efficiently after a series of bouts.

THIS is what the BASELINE is all about. A STARTING POINT. We will show and teach you how it is done. We will start of with an warm up program called FIFA 11+ it is developed by FIFA Medical Assessment and Research Centre(F-MARC) , the programme was based on a randomised controlled study and one countrywide campaign in amateur football that significantly reduced injuries and healthcare costs. Since the FIFA 11+ launch, key publications have confirmed the preventive effects of the programme and have evaluated its performance effects in female as well as male amateur football players. Furthermore, implementation strategies of this prevention programme have also been studied. The goal of this narrative review was to summarise the available scientific evidence about the FIFA 11+ programme. While FIFA continues to disseminate and implement FIFA 11+ among its Member Associations, adaptations of the injury prevention programme for children and referees have been developed and are currently being evaluated (Bizzini 2012) and it is not just used in FOOTBALL, but also in BASKETBALL.

Published by Longo et. al (2012) During the 9-month season, 23 (19%) of the 121 players included in the study sustained a total of 31 injuries (14 in the intervention group and 17 in the control group). In the intervention group, injury rates per 1000 athlete-exposures were lower than those in the control group, with statistical significance, for overall injuries (0.95 vs 2.16; P = .0004), training injuries (0.14 vs 0.76; P = .007), lower extremity injuries (0.68 vs 1.4; P = .022), acute injuries (0.61 vs 1.91; P < .0001), and severe injuries (0 vs 0.51; P = .004). The intervention group also had statistically significant lower injury rates for trunk (0.07 vs 0.51; P = .013), leg (0 vs 0.38; P = .007), and hip and groin (0 vs 0.25; P = .023) compared with the control group. There was no statistically significant difference in match injuries, knee injuries, ankle injuries, and overuse injuries between 2 groups. The most frequent acute injury diagnoses were ligament sprains (0.41 and 0.38 in the intervention and control groups, respectively; P < .006) and contractures (0.76 and 0.07 in the control and intervention groups, respectively; P < .003).

ALL IN ALL Conclusion: The FIFA 11+ warm-up program is effective in reducing the rates of injuries in elite male basketball players.

This warm – up will help our athletes to at least follow a certain process of warming up that could help them improve their athletic performance and learning for the long term athletic development.

REFERENCES:

THE EFFECT OF VARIOUS WARM – UP PROTOCOLS ON JUMP PERFORMANCE IN COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYERS – https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3588691/

The Impact of the FIFA 11+ Training Program on Injury Prevention in Football Players: A Systematic Review – https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4245655/

Implementation of the FIFA 11+ football warm up program: How to approach and convince the Football associations to invest in prevention – https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3717809/

The FIFA 11+ Program Is Effective in Preventing Injuries in Elite Male Basketball Players – http://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/0363546512438761

FIFA 11+: an effective programme to prevent football injuries in various player groups worldwide—a narrative review- http://bjsm.bmj.com/content/49/9/577

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Source: https://jptfitnessblog.wordpress.com/2017/08/14/baseline-a-starting-point/

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3x3 Basketball Boot Camp by Triple Threat Manila

Baseline, A 3×3 Basketball Boot Camp by Triple Threat Manila

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DESCRIPTION

Join us for the TRIPLE THREAT MANILA’S BASELINE, a three Saturday nights 3×3 Basketball Boot Camp starting September 2.

25 teams. 100 players. 3 nights of 3×3 Boot Camp. 3 nights of exciting FIBA-endorsed Tune-up games

Grab some friends, put together a team or join as an individual to learn a new sport or enhance your skills to be a well-rounded 3×3 player on and off the court.

Baseline is the 1st sport-specific 3×3 Basketball Boot Camp for males with two age categories:

12 year old to 17 years old (Year Born 2000 to 2005); and
18 years old and above

Baseline is organized in partnership with Coach John Ramirez former PBA Assistant Coach, Pro-Athlete and a multi-awarded Coach.

The main goal of the Baseline is to create various world-class opportunities for all Filipinos to learn and contribute to the development of 3×3 Basketball in the Philippines and be recognized internationally. We believe that Filipino athletes have what it takes to go from the streets to the Olympics.

Features of the Baseline Boot Camp:

Sport-specific 3×3 Skills Training Camp
FIBA-endorsed tune-up games every session
FIBA’s Individual and Team Ranking
Photo Coverage
Free Event Drifit Shirt
Free Wilson Basketball*
Free Jersey for Top 3 Teams playing in Triple Threat Manila Season 1

By participating on TRIPLE THREAT MANILA’S BASELINE BASKETBALL BOOT CAMP, all participants will be given individualized profile page and will get a spot in the 3×3 Individual World Ranking on FIBA 3×3 website.

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Additionally, the tournament’s result and players statistics are showcased on the same portal.

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The BASICS:

Open to 25 teams only
Make sure you and your team have read and understoodBoot Camp Guidelines before registering
All players should create FIBA personal account. NO FIBA PERSONAL ACCOUNT, NO PLAY!
For Team Registration on this portal, only the Team Captain should register on behalf of the team
If you are registering as Solo Player, Triple Threat Manila will match you with other players to complete the required four (4) players in a team. You will be notified on the camp day to which team you belong
If you are registering as a team, only one Wilson Basketball will be given. Only Solo Player registrants will get one Wilson Basketball each
Be sure to bring all your accomplished hard copy of Baseline Camp Guidelines of all players on the first day, NOBASELINE CAMP GUIDELINES, NO PLAY!
Slots will be only be reserved upon sending proof of full payment to varxityorg@gmail.com with subject (LAST NAME AND AGE)
Registration ends on August 19, Saturday

For 12 -18 years old (Year Born 1999 to 2005), your registration will only be completed AFTER submitting the ff:

Complete registration form (this portal)
Create FIBA personal account
Scanned copy of your original birth certificate
Printed and accomplished Boot Camp Guidelines by your parent or guardian. All pages must have their signature. Bring the hard copy of Baseline Camp Guidelines on the first day, NO BASELINE CAMP GUIDELINE FORMS, NO PLAY!
Scanned copy of proof of full payment

Important Note: Please email scanned copy of original birth certificate and proof of full payment to varxityorg@gmail.com with email subject (LAST NAME OF THE PLAYER AND AGE) on or before August 19, Saturday

Registration and Payment Options:

Option 1: Register Online and Pay Online (this portal)

Secured payment gateway is through Paypal by using your debit or credit card. You don’t need to create a Paypal account to complete this transaction.

Option 2: Register Online and Pay Offline (inclusive of Eventbrite and Paypal Charges)

During the “Check-out” under the Paypal Check out icon, choose “Other Payment Option” the small underlined link “Show“. Finally, click “Pay by Check”.
By choosing this option you agree to pay the exact bill generated from this portal inclusive of Eventbrite and Paypal’s fee, through Bank Deposit only. Find complete details at Registration Procedure (https://goo.gl/SoA9GS)

Before beginning your team registration, please be sure to gather the following information:

Complete Name
Email Address
Cellphone Number
Home Address
Postal/Zip Code
Birth Date
Age
Height
Team Name (Team of Four-player Registration)
Playing Experience
Size of Shirt

Exclusive Event Drifit Shirt Size

FAQs

What are the requirements I need to bring on the 1st day?

Please bring the following documents, NO PLAY POLICY without the following;

Baseline Camp Guidelines for 12 to 18 years old https://goo.gl/V1BHux
Baseline Camp Guidelinse for 19 and older https://goo.gl/HPWHMf
Make sure to have FIBA personal account https://play.fiba3x3.com/

Do you have offline or meet-up registration and payment?

Where can I find all Camp Guidelines and Registration Procedure for download?

Visit and download documents here: https://goo.gl/SoA9GS

What’s the refund policy?

Once registered, no refunds will be given.

Is my registration fee transferrable?

No, registration fee is non-transferrable and non-refundable.

Do I need to create my own 3x3planet account, what will happen if I don’t create one?

Yes. Please register here https://play.fiba3x3.com/. Afterwards, Triple Threat Manila will loop you on the FIBA event page. No FIBA Account, NO PLAY policy.

Is Triple Threat Manila sanctioned by Samahang Basketbolista ng Pilipinas (SBP)?

Application as an associate member on process

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How can I contact the organizer with any questions?

Mobile: 0917.849.9816

Email: varxityorg@gmail.com

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/triplethreatmanila

FIBA 3×3 portal: https://goo.gl/E8WzLV

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