Enlightenment of Asian Men's Basketball Championship Pattern to Chinese Men's Basketball Team
Shi Yong-bi
Abstract
Shi Yong-bi
Abstract
This essay analyzes the 27th Asia championship basketball game with the methods of literature, mathematical statistics and logic analysis. The results show that as early as the men's Asian basketball championships in 2009, Asian teams began to rise; Chinese men's basketball team in Asia has a advantage, but the selection and striving to take advantage of height principle make Chinese men's basketball team lack of confrontation ability and unable to get the advantages of the space, low shot and the shooting average of penalty shots, two points, three points ball scores imbalance have become this year's Asian championship problems; and forward and center players' low scores result in final defeat.
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This essay analyzes the 27th Asia championship basketball game with the methods of literature, mathematical statistics and logic analysis. The results show that as early as the men's Asian basketball championships in 2009, Asian teams began to rise; Chinese men's basketball team in Asia has a advantage, but the selection and striving to take advantage of height principle make Chinese men's basketball team lack of confrontation ability and unable to get the advantages of the space, low shot and the shooting average of penalty shots, two points, three points ball scores imbalance have become this year's Asian championship problems; and forward and center players' low scores result in final defeat.
Key concepts: Basketball, Championship, Advertising, Enlightenment, Asian games, Psychology, Engineering, Applied psychology