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Analysis of Striker Technical Capacity of Chinese Men's Basketball in Beijing Olympic Games

Tao Yin

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On the basis of the comparision of striker's main technical indicators with foreign players,this essay analyses Chinese Men's Basketball team in Beijing Olympic Games in order to clarify the Chinese Men's Basketball team in scoring forwards,defense,rebounds,assists capacity problems and short-comings,and provide rationalization proposals.

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On the basis of the comparision of striker's main technical indicators with foreign players,this essay analyses Chinese Men's Basketball team in Beijing Olympic Games in order to clarify the Chinese Men's Basketball team in scoring forwards,defense,rebounds,assists capacity problems and short-comings,and provide rationalization proposals.

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On the basis of the comparision of striker's main technical indicators with foreign players,this essay analyses Chinese Men's Basketball team in Beijing Olympic Games in order to clarify the Chinese Men's Basketball team in scoring forwards,defense,rebounds,assists capacity problems and short-comings,and provide rationalization proposals.

Key concepts: Basketball, Beijing, Rationalization (economics), Advertising, Order (exchange), China, Psychology, Political science

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