Present Situation Analysis and Countermeasure Research of Basketball Training
Zhen Wang, Wen-Yu Chen, Lian Shi-wei
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Zhen Wang, Wen-Yu Chen, Lian Shi-wei
Abstract
Basketball is one of the sports that college students recognize and love. The reason is that basketball training can improve physical quality. In promoting the development of quality education, teaching is the main task to strengthen the comprehensive quality of college students. However, according to the relevant investigation and research, there are still many problems in the process of organizing basketball training in most colleges and universities, which affect the efficiency of training and lead to the lack of outstanding training results. This paper will deeply study and explore the problems in college basketball training and put forward the corresponding strategies to solve them.
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Basketball is one of the sports that college students recognize and love. The reason is that basketball training can improve physical quality. In promoting the development of quality education, teaching is the main task to strengthen the comprehensive quality of college students. However, according to the relevant investigation and research, there are still many problems in the process of organizing basketball training in most colleges and universities, which affect the efficiency of training and lead to the lack of outstanding training results. This paper will deeply study and explore the problems in college basketball training and put forward the corresponding strategies to solve them.
Key concepts: Basketball, Training (meteorology), Countermeasure, Quality (philosophy), Task (project management), Process (computing), Medical education, Psychology