My Lord, you need to stand up!

Chapter 857 Who is the Destabilizing Factor?
If it weren't for this special system, it would have been impossible for Wei Dong to have the opportunity to select people.

If this were in the national team, hehe, as soon as they heard that this was the person behind the scenes of the HK basketball team, they would definitely gang up on him and beat him up.

Two Taoist priests plus two martial arts siblings couldn't stop this group of giants who were around two meters tall.

At least three or four players from these teams participated in the Asian Championships in Thailand.

An experience I'd rather forget.

No one expected that they would be defeated by the small Hong Kong team.

In reality, the national team is already undergoing internal reforms, and people are extremely afraid to even mention it here.

However, the military unit also has a somewhat independent character, since it is operated by the military itself.

Moreover, the scale is so large now that four or five of the twelve teams in the national top-tier basketball league are military teams.

If we include all promotions and demotions, there are a total of seven units!

Almost half of the country.

There is also a natural rule of obeying orders when they are received.

He didn't look too good, but he was able to listen patiently.

How could Wei Dong possibly shut up? "I'll just explain the simplest technical point, and I guarantee that everyone here will benefit greatly from it..."

There were about seven or eight people.

Apart from Wu Xi and the two people he brought, the rest were basically coaches and team leaders from various military units.

That's the good thing about the military; those who can lead troops into battle are not mindless or unhappy.

But there really are differences in cultural level.

"The biggest problem with low-intensity, high-load training is that it easily causes fatigue, especially fatigue of the nervous system, and fatigue of the nervous system and the body will cause a sharp decline in training quality."

Wei Dong had already understood the plan left behind by the HK training team.

As a fan from 30 or 40 years later, I strongly agree with these key points: "You see, when athletes engage in this kind of mechanical, passive training, instead of active, proactive training that can bring out and mobilize their maximum abilities, such training is worthless and will only hinder the improvement of their training level."

Anyone who has watched a professional team train will understand that feeling; you have to be laid-back to get that look right.

It makes me look awesome, these simple moves make shooting and layups look effortless.

Wei Dong pointed to the training field and said, "This kind of training does not meet the needs of the competition. During the competition, the athletes' nervous system should be at its most excited. If the training is low-intensity and there is not enough stimulation, training and accumulation, it is impossible to suddenly reach a high level of excitement and tension in the competition. This will inevitably lead to the bad habit of athletes being slow to warm up. This is the meaning of starting from actual combat."

Can you understand?

As a later-arriving fan, Wei Dong was well-versed in the basics of hormone secretion: "The reason we often say our players lack stamina isn't because they don't train enough, but because the intensity of their training isn't high enough. They haven't reached the point of excitement and adrenaline release. In a real match, when they get excited, it's a completely different story..."

Wu Xi looked back and observed, then complained to Wei Dong, "Damn it, I understand the logic even when I think about it from the perspective of leading troops in battle, but their eyes just look blank!"

Of course, some people are also thinking about it.

In 1987, those who could thoroughly understand the "Three From One Big" principles were already extremely rare in domestic combat training, let alone the later individualized instruction.

Wei Dong was only asked to reveal what he knew; whether this would inspire others was up to fate.

"Actually, my thinking is very simple. I just need guards and point guards who haven't been to the national team before, and whose height doesn't need to be too tall... Let's see if these three are suitable..."

For him, it was actually very simple. Once he got the list, he just swiped through it, and there were a few names he simply couldn't suppress!
Basketball fans who enjoyed watching basketball in the 80s and 90s will definitely recognize the name.

But at this moment, Wei Dong suddenly saw a tall figure standing on the side of the training field. He was young with a buzz cut and exuded a fierceness that was different from almost all the other players on the field!
Looking at the hundreds of people on site, most of them were already very tired from training, and some were even listless and unable to muster any energy from the very beginning. In other words, they were "tired".

So, the reason why Wei Dong wants young players to be selected for the national team but not to represent the HK team is that, like university students, young players still have potential.

So he pointed over there and asked, "Why aren't those playing?"

Finally, someone couldn't hold back any longer: "Aren't these enough for you to choose from? That's the Jibei team's training base."

Jibei was unfamiliar to Wei Dong, so he could only point to three names on the list in his hand: "Let's take these three. Ask if we can take them with us."

Then he went over and stood in front of the young player: "What's your name?"

The other person didn't look down on him because he was shorter, but only because he looked fierce. He quickly replied, "Ma Jian."

Yes!

I can vaguely make out this guy with that long face and big build!
He was one of the earliest rebellious and troublesome figures in Chinese basketball history after the reform and opening up.

He wasn't the best at playing ball, but he was definitely the most famously unruly.

It seems he was the first to go to the US to play, and he was one of those players who were restricted from being removed from the national team, so they simply didn't want to play there.

As a result, he failed to make it abroad, and his entire professional career was very bumpy.

Let Wei Dong check his height again. He's about the same height as Kemp. Let's find him to be Kemp's backup. Anyway, this guy's temperament won't allow him to stay in China: "Would you like to come play with me in Hong Kong?"

Actually, that question was unnecessary. Even the three guards from the military team, when called over and asked if they wanted to go to Hong Kong to play with this comrade, all four nodded without hesitation!
That's Hong Kong!

Let Wei Dong not lie to anyone: "If you come with me, you'll be representing the HK team in the Olympics, and you'll never be able to join the national team again."

Even if two defenders hesitated.

Wei Dong added, "These are all tasks assigned to us by the country. Hong Kong is also a place that will never be separated from China. We are going there to be the first to plant the red flag!"

The two immediately agreed, and one of them even stood at attention and saluted, while the younger one quickly followed suit.

That's good about the military. When the organization needs people, especially when it says it's a mission to their face, they really will release them without saying a word.

Only Ma Jian was the one the coach of the Jibei team rushed over to argue with: "Impossible! Ma Jian is the key player we've been developing for the past two years! He's the core of our promotion to the top league!"

At this point, Ma Jian got anxious!

Wei Dong reached out and pressed him down, preventing the young man from making a mistake at this moment.

I completely understand why someone would feel like they were intercepted if they had the chance to go to Hong Kong now; it would be like having their father killed by a murderer.

Especially since he knew Ma Jian's temperament, he still didn't want him to become the kind of guy who planted explosives: "Coach, I'm not asking for people for nothing. All the coaches and leaders of the team are here. For every person I take away, I will give two youth coaching positions, let them go with us to Hong Kong, Citibank and overseas for one to two years for free, and compensate them with 100,000 yuan for training expenses. I will also cover all the expenses for the whole team to participate in the invitational tournament in Hong Kong for the next five years, and provide them with the opportunity to participate in the NBA training camp in Hong Kong for free."

It's basically free sparring, free matchmaking, and free business match partners!
But the honest coaches only heard "HK"!

Even the expressions of those military instructors changed!

Young coaches, in particular, immediately straightened their backs and adopted a more serious attitude.

The one who couldn't help but speak out earlier regretted it and wanted to make sarcastic remarks again.

Wu Xi quickly led the applause.

This is a case of putting on a good show and maintaining appearances.

The Jibei team was indeed very interested, and they took the opportunity to ask Ma Jian, "Little Ma, are you willing to go?"

Ma Jian wasn't stupid; he quickly straightened his attitude and thanked the leader, saying, "I'm willing to give it a try!"

Let's go then, no luggage or identification required!
These days, basketball players don't even have personal property.

Four young men, plus a newly selected youth coach from the Bayi team, followed Wei Dong out of the car only to find that there wasn't enough room for everyone!

Even though none of the three defenders are particularly tall, they are all at least 1.8 meters tall, and one of them, who wears glasses, is a little shorter.

That so-called youth coach only retired this year, and he's over 1.9 meters tall.

Anyway, it's roughly one row per person.

Wu Xi laughed heartily, "Forget it, we've already come all the way to northern Hebei. Go explore on your own and take the train back. Good luck!"
Even the Taoist priests had to walk on their own.

Let Wei Dong hug Wu Xi again: "Without your help, I wouldn't have been able to do it so smoothly. Maybe I took away a few key players from the future national team, but I believe they can achieve more in Hong Kong than in the national team."

Wu Xi, that carefree guy, was actually uncomfortable with this kind of male embrace and contact, twisting and turning. Okay, okay, get lost.

"But I really didn't expect you to bring a coach with you. That alone is convincing enough. Hurry up and get to work and see what you can do."

If Wei Dong was a little apprehensive on the plane about finding some help, then he was worried about what kind of help he might find.

There's no search engine to see who's here.

Right now, I'm just thinking to myself, "Hehehe."

The stone looked up so hard that people's necks almost broke.

When Wei Dong started the van, it made a creaking sound.

However, the several-hour drive still allowed for a complete explanation of the HK basketball team's strategic plan from the beginning.

"From now on, the four of you are Hong Kong citizens. I was originally from Jiangzhou, but I changed my citizenship to Hong Kong to complete this mission. We have already established a basketball arena in Hong Kong to attract and recruit basketball enthusiasts from Hong Kong. Chow Yun-fat, the guy who filmed the Shanghai beach scene, is our basketball arena's spokesperson..."

Ma Jian was indeed more lively than the four soldiers: "What is a spokesperson?"

Shen Cuiyue was initially dissatisfied, as the master kept interrupting her.

But looking back from the passenger side, oh my god, it looked like a van full of people.

They all looked like they were about to burst open, with their heads touching the ceiling.

The youngest one, in particular, carefully reached out and held onto the stone next to him. He was also about two meters tall, and it looked like he was holding a little monkey.

He immediately shrank back into the passenger seat with a delighted expression, feeling like we'd found a bunch of extraordinary people in our family.

Wei Dong first praised and then criticized: "Yes, all of you should learn from Xiao Ma. Ask questions when you don't understand, and take the initiative to face your future life. In the future, you should become members of the top professional basketball team in Hong Kong. You need to get used to personal life in a capitalist society. Everything needs to be changed dramatically!"

"So, Xiao Ma, I believe that the three of them and this coach have developed their character through military training, and that they are loyal to their country and their mission. Can you do that?"

He knows these four people very well!
(End of this chapter)