In the CBA matchup between the Guangdong team and the Zhejiang Guangsha team, Zhou Qi's physical overdraft became a key turning point in the game. Although Zhou Qi was the core player of the team, he was visibly physically exhausted in the final quarter, which not only affected his individual performance, but also negatively affected the team's overall tactics.
In particular, the tactical choice of the head coach of the Guangdong team, Du Feng, and the use of Zhou Qi at the end of the game have become the focus of heated discussions. With the game a foregone conclusion, Du Feng insisted on letting Zhou Qi play for 22 minutes straight, a decision that not only raised questions about his coaching philosophy, but also exposed the neglect of the player's health.
Zhou Qi showed clear signs of fatigue in the final quarter of the game. He became slow to move, reacted sluggishly, and even made mistakes on free throws. This physical overdraft not only reduced his efficiency on the court, but also made him a target for opponents on the defensive end.
In this game, the Guangdong team faced a strong opponent, Zhejiang Guangsha team. Although the Guangdong team had a top player like Zhou Qi, the game did not go well. As the game progressed, the Guangdong team gradually fell into a disadvantage, and finally fell behind by a large score.
As the head coach of the Guangdong team, Du Feng should adjust his tactics in time in this situation and replace Zhou Qi from the rest. However, Du Feng insisted that Zhou Qi continue to be on the court, a decision that caused widespread doubts from the outside world. When the suspense of the game has been lost, players who insist on using physical exhaustion will not only not help to change the situation of the game, but may exacerbate the physical fatigue of the players, and even bring the risk of injury.
In the final stages of the match, despite being significantly behind, Du Feng made a puzzling decision: not only did he refuse to replace Zhou Qi, but he also continued to use full-court pressing tactics with only one minute or even 30 seconds left in the game. This approach was interpreted by the outside world as Du Feng's attempt to save some face by brushing data, but this obviously could not change the final result of the game.
Zhou Qi barely rested in this game, fighting for 22 minutes in a row, and his physical and mental strength reached the limit. Zhou Qi on the sidelines was so tired that he couldn't even pick up water, so he was forced to continue the game in this situation. This not only poses a huge risk to Zhou Qi's physical health, but also raises questions about Du Feng's concern for the well-being of players.
Zhou Qi's continued appearance on the field actually had a side effect on the team. His lack of stamina affected the team's offensive and defensive efficiency, as well as the performance of other players. In this case, timely personnel adjustment is particularly important.
Du's decision-making in this game reflects his decision-making challenges in high-pressure situations and his neglect of the health and well-being of his players. As an important member of the team, Zhou Qi's health and condition are crucial to the team. The decisions made by the coach during the game not only affect the outcome of the game, but also affect the career and health of the players.
In high-intensity games, fitness management and tactical adjustments are crucial. The coach should make reasonable personnel deployment and tactical arrangements according to the actual situation of the game and the physical condition of the players to ensure the best performance of the team. For key players like Zhou Qi, more attention should be paid to the reasonable distribution of their physical fitness, so as not to affect the results of the game and the health of the players due to physical overdraft.