Offensive technique and tactic characteristics of top women 's basketball teams in the 30th Olympic Games
MA Xiao-ma
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MA Xiao-ma
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Through observing the video of London Olympic Games women 's basketball competition and studying the technical and tactical data,an analysis was made on the overall offensive ability of world top teams to find the characteristics and trends of offensive skills and tactics.The highlights of their personal attack ability and good offensive awareness will lead the development of the world women's basketball direction.It will provide a reference for the future training and training of coaches at all levels can be more purposeful and targeted.It will allow us to update and design more scientific and reasonable methods and has a positive meaning for promoting the development of women's basketball.
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Through observing the video of London Olympic Games women 's basketball competition and studying the technical and tactical data,an analysis was made on the overall offensive ability of world top teams to find the characteristics and trends of offensive skills and tactics.The highlights of their personal attack ability and good offensive awareness will lead the development of the world women's basketball direction.It will provide a reference for the future training and training of coaches at all levels can be more purposeful and targeted.It will allow us to update and design more scientific and reasonable methods and has a positive meaning for promoting the development of women's basketball.
Key concepts: Offensive, Basketball, Competition (biology), Advertising, Meaning (existential), Psychology, Applied psychology, Public relations