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NBPA opens 'one-stop shop' performance center in Los Angeles

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  • NBPA opens 'one-stop shop' performance center in Los Angeles

    The National Basketball Players Association opened the PLYRS UNTD Performance Center in Los Angeles this week, offering a one-stop shop for league players to scrimmage, workout and recover.

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  • NBPA Opens PLYRS UNTD Performance Center In Los Angeles

    The National Basketball Players Association opened up the PLYRS UNTD Performance Center, a $50 million training facility covering 42,500 square feet, in Los Angeles this week. The space, previously used as a practice facility by the Clippers, is an all-in-one, centralized hub for players to train during the offseason. "Nothing is harder than getting NBA players all on the same schedule, especially if there's different places involved," said Chet Holmgren. "It just becomes a mess. The last cou...

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  • NBA news: NBPA reveals new player-owned facility in Los Angeles

    The National Basketball Players Association (NBPA) announced on Tuesday that it has opened its brand-new player-owned training facility in Los Angeles as part of the PLYRS UNTD launch. In June, the NBPA launched PLYRS UNTD, a new commercial brand to transform NBA players’ overall influence into products, partnerships, and global business opportunities. This new state-of-the-art […] The post NBPA reveals new NBA player-owned facility in Los Angeles appeared first on ClutchPoints.

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  • NBA players open their own offseason training facility in Los Angeles

    NBA players have gathered in Los Angeles for offseason workouts and pickup runs for years. Now they have a place designed specifically for them. The National Basketball Players Association has opened a player-owned performance center as part of the launch of PLYRS UNTD, as relayed by Brett Siegel of ClutchPoints. The facility was designed exclusively […] The post NBA players open their own offseason training facility in Los Angeles appeared first on Hoops Wire.

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