What were the two large bags of videotapes on the coffee table? They were all the videos of Olajuwon's games that Jinguji Budo had asked his father to collect at great expense.
What is the purpose of collecting these videos? Of course, to learn Olajuwon's footsteps!
Anyone who has followed the NBA must know who Olajuwon is. He is a legendary player of the Rockets. He was selected by the Houston Rockets with the first pick in the first round of the 1984 NBA draft.
In the 1993-1994 season, he led the Houston Rockets to win the NBA championship.
He was selected to the All-Star team 12 times in his career, was selected to the NBA All-First Team 6 times, the NBA All-Second Team 3 times, the NBA All-Third Team 3 times, was named NBA Defensive Player of the Year twice, was selected to the NBA All-Defensive First Team 5 times, was selected to the NBA All-Defensive Second Team 4 times, was named the NBA rebounding leader twice, and was named the NBA blocked shots leader 3 times.
What he is most famous for is his widely praised dream footwork, which earned him the nickname "Big Dream".
How strong is Olajuwon's mid- and low-post footwork? After he retired, he opened a training camp, which only recruited the most famous and promising students in the NBA. Kobe, James, Yao Ming, Howard and others have all attended his training camp.
His tuition fee reached a terrifying $350,000 for seven days.
But even with such expensive tuition fees, Olajuwon still has no shortage of students, and his training class is even called the "Dream Factory of Basketball Stars."
Among all his students, the one who learned his footwork the best was not a center like Yao Ming, but Kobe. ? What is the level of Kobe's footwork? Those who understand it will understand it, and those who don't understand it will not understand it no matter how much you say.
Kobe's footwork is much better than his shooting.
At this time, Olajuwon was still playing for the Rockets, but Wu Dao was not so honored as to invite Olajuwon to give him individual training.
But at the same time, Wu Dao also wanted to enhance his offensive power in the middle and low posts, so he spent a lot of effort collecting Olajuwon's game videos, in order to be able to disassemble Olajuwon's footsteps and learn his footsteps.
The reason why Wu Dao focused his training on projection was to pave the way for the next step of learning.
No matter what era it is, shooting is always easier than attacking the basket, and footwork will give the shooter unlimited shooting possibilities.
Jinguji Wudao, who got the Olajuwon videotape, couldn't wait to turn on the TV, put in the videotape, and began to watch it carefully. While watching the game, Wudao rarely stopped the remote control in his hand, either pausing, rewinding, or slowing down.
It took Wu Dao more than two hours to finish watching a videotape of a game that lasted dozens of minutes. After watching the videotape, Wu Dao couldn't wait to take the basketball and run to the small yard to start his own training. When he felt something was wrong, he would drop the ball and go back to the living room to continue watching the videotape.
At the same time, Wudao also filmed his own training so that he could see for himself whether his movements were deformed during the training process and whether he performed every movement well.
In order to improve the efficiency of training, Wudao specially bought a rope ladder, spread it flat on the ground, took small steps forward and slid sideways. This most basic rope ladder training was able to greatly improve Wudao's foot frequency and speed.
Why are Howard, James, Kobe, and Yao Ming all taught by the same teacher, but Howard and James are still rough guys and can't learn the essence of Dream's footwork? The biggest problem is that their footwork frequency is not fast enough. The crab step is not taught by Dream...
But Kobe and Yao Ming before he gained weight learned it well, mainly because they knew the importance of foot frequency. Kobe could change his footwork four times in a little over a second at his fastest speed. The reason why his back-to-the-basket attack was so invincible was because Kobe's offensive intentions were too difficult to capture.
If Jinguji Budo's mid- and low-post footwork can reach the level of Dream and Kobe, coupled with a good shot, he will be synonymous with invincibility in the high school basketball world in the future. Even if he doesn't have to reach that level completely, but has half of it, it will be quite easy to bully the rough guys of this era.
Shinomiya Tano? Just a rough guy with an empty body.
The vision for the future made Wudao completely immersed in training. He didn't care even though his clothes were soaked with sweat.
Jinguji Budo's life has changed, but not drastically.
He went to school as usual, and after school he went to Fujima Shinichi's house for judo training. His judo practice was also very regular, one day of physical training, one day of actual combat, and one day of meditation, repeating over and over again. Although Wudao didn't know what meditation was, under Fujima Shinichi's strong pressure, he still completed it meticulously.
But when I was meditating, my mind was full of thoughts about the sexy footsteps.
After returning home, long-distance running, push-ups, sit-ups and other system tasks were all completed, followed by dribbling training, footwork training and shooting training. In order to increase the practicality, Wudao combined the three types of training, and the small court in the yard was filled with obstacles.
In the small half court, Budo needs to go through quite a lot of obstacles to get to the basket from outside the three-point line. At the same time, in order to train the ball protectors, Budo also added some other exercises.
It is worth mentioning that Wudao's 10km event has made great progress. It used to take nearly two hours to complete the 10km event. Although it was called running, the second half was actually walking. However, now, Wudao only needs one hour and more than ten minutes to run with the ball. The speed of improvement is terrifying.
Such a regular and peaceful life made Wudao forget about the training match between the Takeishi Junior High School basketball team and Yokota Junior High School for a while. By the time he remembered it, it was already Monday and time for school.
During the break, Wudou went to the third-year floor, found Mitsui Shou, and asked about the training match.
However, the response he got was a long silence from Mitsui Shou.
Seeing Mitsui Shou's appearance, Wu Dao didn't know what had happened. Without asking any more questions, he hurried back to his classroom.
"As expected, we lost the practice match..."
"How strong is Yokota Junior High School led by Shinomiya Tano?!"
The teacher on the podium was giving a serious lecture to the students, but Jinguji Budo below was resting his chin on his hand, looking out the window at the scenery on the playground.
Oh, that's right.
Wu Dao's seat was in the last row by the window. This place was called "The King's Hometown!"
The weather seemed to be able to read Wu Dao's mind. It was clear and blue one second, and became cloudy the next.
A flash of lightning cut through the dark sky, and spring thunder exploded, interrupting the thoughts of countless young people.
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