Dameng: When the liberal arts class wanted to ask me for tutoring, I thought he was joking and I said, "You don t need to study anymore."

October 27th Recently, NBA legend Olajuwon participated in the "First Things First" program and talked about Bunyama.

Host: "You have conducted special offseason training for many players. Now I want to ask, when you train with a player, do you develop a specific training plan for him? Or do they come to you and say, 'I want to focus on this or that'? How do you usually operate?"

Olajuwon: "When someone asks to learn from me, I first ask them a question: What do you want to achieve through training? Because these players themselves are outstanding. I think the best way is to use their existing talents and see what value I can add to them based on their existing abilities. "

Moderator: "As for the literary class, when you asked him, 'What goal do you want to achieve,' what did he say? What did you focus on training together at that time? "

Olajuwon: "When I met Wenban, he emphasized that he hoped to train with me. My first response was, ‘ You already have it all’. I thought he was just joking, but he was serious. The first question I asked him was, ‘What else do you want to achieve?’ and he replied, ‘I just admire your style of play, let’s polish every aspect of the game together’. "

"But I told him that maybe he can be more free. For example, he can play the one, two, three, four, or five positions on the court, because his abilities are not subject to any restrictions. So I can train with him It was really great. We not only practiced our outside skills, but also polished our inside skills. We also discussed how to use our height advantage when facing smaller defenders to put pressure in the penalty area. Instead of confronting them in the low post, we should attack directly facing the frame, so that we can complete shots over their heads at any time, or turn around and break through. It feels great to be able to train with such a person. His talent is amazing and many difficult moves seem easy with him. "