Basketball trainer, I created a super giant

Chapter 33 This is fucking practiced

"Fake!"

When he saw Chandler turning around and getting up, he screamed in the air, his body was squeezed off balance, and he missed the ball. Schwartz on the sidelines cursed angrily and stomped his feet in anxiety.

He had noticed that Unseld and Collins, who were not far away, were nodding their heads.

That's not a nod for Chandler.

"Chip, didn't you tell me he was ready?" Schwartz, anxious, fired directly at Chip Shaffer beside him.

Before coming here, someone said that Chandler can run and jump, has excellent skills, and can easily defeat Brown.

The results of it.

It’s Brown who’s got the upper hand!
Chip Shaffer was stunned for a moment. No, I just said that, and you took it seriously?
You know Chandler's level well. Just give yourself a month to do some intensive training. It's not easy to improve. What else do you want?

Directly become O'Neal?
At least you should have some self-awareness.

"Jeff, I'll pretend you didn't say that and I didn't hear it." Chip Shafer snorted, but he didn't tolerate Schwartz.

Even so, considering that Schwartz was impatient, I didn't bother to argue with him.

Schwartz realized he had said the wrong thing and said hurriedly, "Chip, don't be angry, I'm just anxious. How come Brown's defense has suddenly become so good?"

He couldn't figure it out.

In March, I went to watch Brown's game, and the defense there was completely different from what it is now.

Chip Schaeffer's attitude softened slightly. After a moment's hesitation, he pointed across and said, "That should be the trainer named Tang. Look, there's no doubt that Brown has gained weight in a short period of time, and it's at least 10 pounds."

"But after he gained weight, his athletic ability didn't decline, which is a bit incredible."

"This Chinese man must have some special methods for physical training."

In just one month, he gained more than 10 pounds and his athletic ability became stronger. This cannot be achieved just by the players being diligent and training hard.

Schwartz frowned, thinking that it was pointless to analyze this now, as Chandler had already been beaten to a pulp on the court.

Brown's defensive strategy is clear.

If Chandler relies on fighting and confrontation, he will just go straight for it, since he has the advantage of weight and strength.

If Chandler is showing off his skills, he'll take a step back and then chase down to block the shot.

He was simply invincible and had Chandler defeated.

Chip Schaeffer sighed and said, "Jeff, you don't have to be too nervous. Right now, we're playing defense. Brown has the weight advantage, so it's definitely easier to defend. But don't forget, his offensive skills around the basket are his weakness. Once the situation is reversed, he'll be exposed."

"We have shown some technical qualities. The body can be trained, and Chandler can also gain weight, but the skills are difficult to train. The Wizards want to be able to fight immediately, and I think Chandler's hope is still greater."

He glanced at Tang Sen who was standing calmly.

It is not easy to train Brown's body in more than a month, so there is no extra time to practice any techniques.

These consolations were obviously not enough, and Schwartz still had a bitter face.

He felt like the sky was falling.

This year is very special.

If Chandler is selected with the first pick, he will become the first high school student to be selected as the No. 1 pick in NBA history.

This is definitely a huge honor, and for me, it is also an important honor in my brokerage career.

So there is no room for error.

Otherwise, how could he spend $10 a month to invite Chip Shaffer?

At this time, Collins whispered something to Wizards head trainer Kevin Johnson.

This Kevin Johnson is not the Suns' All-Star player nicknamed Lightning, but just has the same name and has been playing for the Wizards since 94.

He had gray hair and a face full of wrinkles and freckles. He whispered something to Collins, nodded slightly, and came to the sidelines to stop the game, signaling a substitution, with Brown on offense.

Chandler gasped, cursed in his heart, and looked ugly.

It's not like he hasn't played against Brown in the McDonald's All-Star Game.

But Brown at that time was not so difficult to deal with.

Brown grabbed the ball with both hands, and his momentum was even stronger.

Growing up in a slum and from a poor family, he suffered a lot of contempt and insults, but he felt he could endure it.

But there was one thing Brown couldn't stand: seeing his family and the people he respected being insulted!

His mother raised the whole family with great difficulty. His brothers often fought with others to protect themselves. Williams tried hard to guide himself onto the right path.

These kindnesses are the only ray of sunshine in Brown's dark life and what he values ​​most.

Insulting them is worse than hurting yourself.

And Tang Sen is the person he respects.

Brown couldn't accept Schwartz insulting Townsend like that.

So we must beat Chandler today.

He didn't say any more harsh words, but just exerted his strength silently, holding the ball and hitting with great strength. Chandler's body tilted when he was hit, and he half turned around in an instant and passed by Chandler.

He rushed forward in one step, and then turned all his anger into a powerful dunk.

After pulling the rim hard, Brown landed on the ground and raised his chin provocatively at Chandler, indicating to continue.

Chandler rubbed his chest which was hurt by the collision and cursed inwardly.

Is this kid full of energy today? Why is he so fierce?
Brown didn't care. He found that Chandler was much easier to play against than Brad Miller and DeKlerk.

He was so thin that he could squeeze out of space easily, and all confrontations could not cause any interference to him.

He took a low step, faked a shot, and then dunked.

Advance with the ball, turn around and hook shot.

……

On the defensive end, Brown defended Chandler to the point where he couldn't take care of himself, and on the offensive end, he also showed a crushing momentum.

Schwartz on the sidelines was completely anxious.

He kept looking at Chip Shaffer. Didn’t you say that his skills were not good enough and his true colors would be exposed? Then what is in front of me? Is it my hallucination?
When Schwartz saw Brown dribbling forward, half-turning and faking to deceive Chandler, and then making a steady hook shot, he wanted to curse.

No, who taught him these moves? Brown didn't play like this two months ago!

Chip Schaeffer was equally confused.

From the perspective of his top trainer, Brown's footwork and finishing connection still have many problems, but in terms of overall technical movements, he looks pretty good and is definitely not the kind of rough guy with terrible skills, especially his hook shots, which were very stable.

There's no doubt this is fucking practiced.

But the question is, when did you practice it?
There is simply no time to do so.

It's impossible that while helping Brown gain weight, train his core and athletic ability, Donson also helps Brown develop a stable low-post offensive hook shot.

That's just hell.

No matter how great a trainer is, he cannot train a person to this level in such a short time.

Brown is obviously not the kind of player who can learn things quickly and is gifted.

The way he played in high school only shows that he doesn't have much technical talent, and it's difficult to practice and he can't develop it.

Chip Shaffer stared at Townsend.

It is said that the masters are among the people. Is this self-taught trainer so awesome?
……

At this point in the confrontation drill, Unseld on the sidelines felt that it was about enough.

The gap between Brown and Chandler, even if it's not as big as the Pacific Ocean, is at least as big as the Atlantic Ocean.

At this moment, Unseld's heart moved, and he whispered to Jordan, "Michael, the Bulls are willing to send Brand to get the No. 1 pick. Could it be because of Brown?"

The Bulls tried out Brown, and it must have been because of their excellent performance that they decided to send even Brand away.

Jordan said nothing, just frowned slightly.

After watching the confrontation between Brown and Chandler, he didn't think there was anything wrong.

It's probably the difference between one just passing and the other not even passing.

Anyway, he is still far from the level that I think a top scholar should have.

Krause was willing to give up Brand for such a high school player. I always feel that he has a lot of tricks in his head.

(End of this chapter)