A Comparative Analysis of the Quick-offense Ability of Center Players between the Chinese Women's Basketball Team and the First Three Teams in the 28th Olympic Games
Xie En-jie
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Xie En-jie
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Through watching the videos of all the women's basketball games played by the teams of China, America. Australia, Russia in the 28th Olympic Games and comparing the technical data of the frequency of the centers' quick offense, the author points out that the quick-offense ability of the center players in the Chinese women's basketball team is weak and that the Chinese team should find out its insufficiencies and make the best use of its strengths.
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Through watching the videos of all the women's basketball games played by the teams of China, America. Australia, Russia in the 28th Olympic Games and comparing the technical data of the frequency of the centers' quick offense, the author points out that the quick-offense ability of the center players in the Chinese women's basketball team is weak and that the Chinese team should find out its insufficiencies and make the best use of its strengths.
Key concepts: Basketball, China, Center (category theory), Advertising, Psychology, Applied psychology, Political science, Business