Recognition and Analysis on Aggressive Defense for Modern Basketball
Zhixian Chen
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Zhixian Chen
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By means of literature and theoretical analysis,this paper conducts deep analysis and discussion on aggressive defense of modern basketball sports.The research result shows that with the continuous development of modern basketball sports,the concept of offensive an defensive techniques tactics has taken place profound changes,the passive techniques tactics idea of the traditional defense concept is being replaced by the concept of more active and aggressive defensive techniques tactics.The basic concepts of aggressive defense for modern basketball are the following: active controlling offense,destroying the offense of normal rhythm and habits play,enhancing the power and strength of offensive controlling,highlighting the aggressiveness of defense.
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By means of literature and theoretical analysis,this paper conducts deep analysis and discussion on aggressive defense of modern basketball sports.The research result shows that with the continuous development of modern basketball sports,the concept of offensive an defensive techniques tactics has taken place profound changes,the passive techniques tactics idea of the traditional defense concept is being replaced by the concept of more active and aggressive defensive techniques tactics.The basic concepts of aggressive defense for modern basketball are the following: active controlling offense,destroying the offense of normal rhythm and habits play,enhancing the power and strength of offensive controlling,highlighting the aggressiveness of defense.
Key concepts: Offensive, Basketball, Psychology, Power (physics), Computer security, Computer science, Operations research, Engineering