Hello everyone! Today, let's talk about a topic that has attracted much attention recently - is it useful for CBA players to go to the United States for special training? Recently, Zhao Jiwei made a heated remark on this. He bluntly questioned the effect of special training in the United States on the improvement of players. Let's take a look at his point of view and the rationale behind it.
Going to the United States for special training is a method that many CBA players choose to further improve the effectiveness of their training. They hope to learn and practice a higher level of basketball skills and strength through special training in the United States. However, Zhao Jiwei's words almost made this question embarrassing.
Zhao Jiwei said in an interview: "Although going to the United States for special training can contact a higher level of opponents, how much can it improve in a month? Sometimes I think it's more rewarding to spend time training at home. ”
As soon as these words came out, they immediately sparked controversy among many fans and professionals. Some people believe that Zhao Jiwei's remarks are said from his own point of view, and for other players, going to the United States for special training may be a rare opportunity. However, some people support Zhao Jiwei's view, believing that short-term special training in the United States may not bring much improvement.
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Regarding the controversy over CBA players going to the United States for special training, we can see that there is some truth in the views of both sides. On the one hand, going to the United States for special training can indeed contact higher-level opponents and exercise basketball skills and strength. On the other hand, a short training cycle can be really hard to bring about significant improvements.
There may not be an absolute answer to this question, because each player's situation is different, and the perception of going to the United States for special training will also be different. But whether it is special training in the United States or domestic training, the important thing is perseverance and hard work. It is only through constant training and training that you can perform at a better level in the competition.
As for Zhao Jiwei's point of view, we can understand that he wants to spend more time on targeted training in China in order to improve better. However, this does not mean that going to the United States for special training is meaningless, and everyone's choice should be decided according to their own situation and development needs.
Either way, we want every CBA player to find their own training methods and achieve higher levels of progress and achievement.