NBA: Opening breaks record

Chapter 118 Absolute Speed ​​Raised to Class B

Early in the morning, Meng Hua came to the training hall. The security guard saw him now, just like James, with a fawning expression on his face.

Anyone who has a little discernment knows that as long as this young man doesn't leave, he is likely to be the boss of the Lakers in the future.

Last night, they won the Christmas game. Although the next game is an away game, the opponent Rockets are relatively weak. Vogel chose to take a vacation.

Meng Hua didn't let himself take a vacation, he was not qualified, he had to increase his absolute speed to B-level as soon as possible.

Another point is that he wants to complete the game tasks issued by the system as soon as possible and win 20 points from his opponent.

Of course it won't work on his own, but the Rockets are a blatantly bad team. If they can't achieve this goal, it will be even more difficult to play other teams.

If you don't complete the task as soon as possible, there are no new tasks, and relying on training tasks, the improvement in strength is still too slow.

He roughly figured out now that the training task is to improve his physical skills, break historical records, and get a gift bag that goes down in history, and it is a gift bag for basketball skills.

As for the competition mission, the system has clearly indicated that it is a skill gift pack, which is equivalent to breaking the historical record.

Meng Hua continued to sprint until ten o'clock, and Rivers also came.

Rivers felt a little strange watching him practice sprinting, but the trainer had a different training plan for each player, so he didn't ask much, took the shooting machine and directly practiced three-pointers.

Although the two practice independently, knowing that there is a teammate training with them, the feeling is still completely different.

Meng Hua is already the main force of Iron Fighting. Strictly speaking, there is no direct competition with Rivers, which makes the relationship between the two not too subtle.

After lunch, Rivers ended training and went to deal with personal affairs.

Meng Hua became completely alone.

He continued to practice sprinting. Unlike the team competition, this kind of training was too boring.

They already love basketball when they play intra-team games. For most people, basketball is even their life, so no matter how hard or tiring they practice, they have no complaints.

But practicing sprinting is completely different, rubbing the floor desperately for more than ten hours, and in the end, it is rubbed by the floor instead.

Meng Hua couldn't stand it until four o'clock in the afternoon. He mentally hinted to himself that he needed scientific and reasonable training, so he ran away.

It was too boring, and he felt like going crazy if he stayed for a moment longer.

Outside the venue, there is a lot of traffic.

The huge LED advertising wall is playing the top ten balls.

Tenth, Curry hit a Logo three-pointer at the end of the first quarter.

Ninth, the great Embiid rose from the ground and dunked the opponent with a tomahawk.

The eighth……

The fifth is that he passed Durant in one step, dodged in the air and then dunked.

The fourth is him chasing Durant, anticipating his jumper, and blocking the shot from the side.

The third is the deadly block he sent to Irving.

The second is Morant flying out of the sky, dunking with a flat basket.

Ranked first is James singles Durant, turning around and hitting a jumper.

To be honest, James' ball is very important, but in terms of excitement, how can it compare to his three.

Someone recognized him and greeted him warmly.

Only then did he realize that in Los Angeles, he was already a starlet.

This feeling was really good, and he couldn't help but feel a little flustered.No wonder so many big stars are so bullish.

It's good to be aggressive, but it's okay to be bullish, low-key, low-key.

On the second day, the whole team trained and practiced tactics.

Vogel added several tactics to Meng Hua, including his pick-and-roll with James.

James' physical strength determines that he will rely more and more on pick-and-rolls.

After all, this can create dislocations, and it also makes breakthroughs and scoring more efficient.

Counting on a 38-year-old who played 82 games in the regular season and has been playing singles against a kid in his 20s, then Vogel is really stupid.

The pick-and-roll is easy to say, but blocking people is a technical job, and the timing of the roll is also very particular.

Only blocking and not rolling, in fact, it is a screen with the ball. There are many big centers in the league who do very well.

For example, Gobert of the Jazz and Ayton of the Suns.

But these big centers are like a mountain in the block, and their demolition skills are dwarfed by comparison, because most of their mid-range shots are not very reliable.

So many teams simply pick and not break.

Meng Hua's shooting is very good, he can pick and roll, but he needs to improve his blocking level.

Meng Hua had been learning this technique from Monk all morning.

The Lakers' pick-and-roll is not the same as other teams.

Most teams have the big man walling the point guard, and then the big man rolls down to the hoop, ready to catch the ball.

The Lakers are the shooter who picks and rolls for James. Due to the threat of James' dislocation, the defense usually has to take a short double attack.

In this way, the outside shooter can get a comfortable shooting space.

This requires a premise that the pick-and-roller must be a shooter.

This is also the reason why Monk and James usually pick and roll, Westbrook, Tucker and Bazemore can't do this job.

Now with Meng Hua, his shooting is extremely stable, and he also has a big heart at critical moments. It is logical for Vogel to design tactics for him and James.

He has never eaten pork but has seen pigs running. Meng Hua saw Paul's pick-and-roll skills as early as when he was playing against the sun.

So he has no problem understanding this tactic, and the rest is to repeat the drill.

Monk didn't hide his secrets at all, and passed on his experience.

The training tasks released by the system are all for individual training, and there is really no tactical cooperation. Meng Hua also practiced with gusto.

By the time of the noon break, he had almost grasped the timing of the block. If the timing was right and the strength of his lower body was not bad, the quality of the block would naturally improve.

After eating and taking a comfortable bath in the turbo bathtub, he began to practice dismantling.

For him, it's even simpler.

The key to dismantling is that the lateral movement speed and absolute speed must be fast enough to shoot a three-pointer before the opponent swoops.

In the team game in the afternoon, James did nothing else throughout the game, and frequently called out to attack Tucker, who was facing off against Meng Hua.

This is like a real game. If Tucker and Warcraft don't double-team, he will resolutely attack Tucker and dunk under the basket.

If Tucker and Warcraft double-team, he will split the ball to Meng Hua to shoot a three-pointer.

The two of them played more and more, and Meng Hua hadn't played such a good game for a long time without the experience card.

In the offense, he is no longer just a shooter outside the ambush three-point line, he seems to be the initiator of the offense, although this is actually due to James's glory.

With this kind of excitement, after training, when he returned home, he practiced sprinting again.

Seeing the progress bar getting closer and closer to 100%, he felt like he was beating chicken blood.

Originally, I only wanted to practice until [-]:[-], but the more I practiced, the more excited I became, so I thought I might as well go up to a level. Although tomorrow night's game will be a bit tiring, I will be more powerful in the game if I go up to a level.

[Progress: 59000/59000].

……

[Progress: 60000/60000].

【mission completed. 】

[The absolute speed of the host has been upgraded to B-level. 】

He looked at his watch, it was already four o'clock in the morning.

(End of this chapter)