On the Defense Techniques and Tactics of Chinese Men's Basketball Team at London Olympic Games
Lin Zhi-xu
Abstract
Lin Zhi-xu
Abstract
Chinese men's basketball team's failure at London Olympic Games should be mainly attributed to their week defense system.The second highest average lost points among all teams fully reflect Chinese men's basketball team's low overall defense ability.The statistics of the distribution of lost points indicate that there exist serious flaws in Chinese men's basketball team's defense against periphery attack and quick attack.With a loose defense structure,Chinese men's basketball team exhibited too many loopholes and failed to execute the arranged tactics with due accuracy and offense.Compared with components in the preliminary contests,Chinese men's basketball team didn't get satisfactory results in executing their defense techniques and tactics.
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Chinese men's basketball team's failure at London Olympic Games should be mainly attributed to their week defense system.The second highest average lost points among all teams fully reflect Chinese men's basketball team's low overall defense ability.The statistics of the distribution of lost points indicate that there exist serious flaws in Chinese men's basketball team's defense against periphery attack and quick attack.With a loose defense structure,Chinese men's basketball team exhibited too many loopholes and failed to execute the arranged tactics with due accuracy and offense.Compared with components in the preliminary contests,Chinese men's basketball team didn't get satisfactory results in executing their defense techniques and tactics.
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