All-Star Weekend, the carnival of the basketball world! Yesterday, Xiamen ushered in a wonderful showdown of two star competitions. What is even more remarkable is that Yao Ming, president of the Chinese Basketball Association, invited NBA legend Wade as a guest to help out for the CBA All-Star Weekend, and also brought the NBA's top trainer Chris, to hold an online live class of the elite training camp.
Chris is a top trainer for many NBA stars such as Wade, Butler, James, and many more, and he is known for his vast experience and deep expertise. As a special guest at this event, he not only shared his views on Chinese basketball, but also put forward valuable suggestions.
In his speech, Chris pointed out that Chinese basketball should get rid of the trajectory of blind imitation, but should develop a unique basketball system suitable for China's national conditions, so that children can truly love basketball and love basketball from the heart. He highlighted the differences between Chinese basketball and Japan's basketball system, arguing that China should build its own basketball culture and training system, rather than simply following the model of Europe or other countries.
Chris also made some specific suggestions for each player to be able to practice one or two signature moves to make themselves a unique player rather than having no personality to speak of. In addition, he also suggested the introduction of more advanced multi-coach systems to cultivate a basketball culture and spirit that belongs to China.
These words undoubtedly resonated with people, and many fans and experts also expressed their agreement and support for Chris's views. They believe that Chinese basketball needs to return to its roots and cultivate players with more personality and creativity, rather than simply pursuing foreign models of success.
Since Yao Ming took charge of the Chinese Basketball Association, he once emulated the NBA's management model, but now it seems to be moving closer to European basketball. Some people believe that the development of Chinese basketball should adhere to its own characteristics and advantages, rather than blindly imitating other countries. Famous Gong Luming even expressed his opposition to hiring a foreign head coach, believing that Chinese should be allowed to take the position of head coach themselves.
Chinese basketball is facing a critical moment in its development, and Chris's suggestion has undoubtedly given us a lot of inspiration and thinking. Now, let us look forward to Chinese basketball being able to find a path suitable for itself in the future, cultivate more outstanding players, and inject new vitality and impetus into the development of Chinese basketball!