Chinese Basketball Peak Shoes to Conquer NBA and WNBA

April 7, 2009

Chinese basketball Peak shoes have conquered NBA and WNBA. Move over Nike basketball shoes, Adidas basketball shoes, Jordan basketball shoes, Allen Iverson basketball shoes — the future of NBA basketball shoes is with this Chinese brand called Peak Shoes.
This is expected because if you think about it, Chinese make all of basketball shoes and [...]

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Shane Battier Stopping Kobe Bryant with his Chinese Peak Shoes

March 15, 2009

Since being traded to Houston Rockets, Shane Battier’s unofficial task has been to make the games of superstars hell. He usually guards NBA’s deadliest offensive players such as Kobe, Chris Paul, Lebron James and the like. Either they are having really off-nights or Shane’s just doing a good defensive job. He recently [...]

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What nationality is Jason Kidd?

March 9, 2009

Jason Kidd is born in United States so he must be an American. His father is African American and his mother is Irish American. His grandparents are both immigrants and his parents are both Americans with different ethnic descent. But regardless of his being black, white or half, he’s an American and [...]

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WNBA Player Erin Buescher Wears Peak Shoes

March 1, 2009

San Antonio Silver Stars center Erin Buescher has changed her brand of shoes. She is now wearing Chinese shoes with the brand name of Peak shoes. The WNBA player is 6′3” and has been playing for the WNBA since 2001. She averages almost 10 points a game and number of rebounds. She has been with [...]

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A-11 Offense is a Breakthrough Strategy

February 27, 2009

The only thing I know about American Football is that the ball has the shape of my favorite chocolate candy. That’s it. But this story caught my attention because it is a case of a little David succeeding over giant Goliath because of a brilliant strategy.
The Piedmont High Football Team is a small high school [...]

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