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আসল অবরুদ্ধতা: কোচিং-এর দক্ষতা

আমি NBA एবং EuroLeague-এর tacticsগুলি Tableau visualizations, live game breakdowns-এর माध्यमे बছरेनी analyze करছি—একটি truth-ইতিমধ্যে उপস্থিত: চীনের basketball struggles superstars-এর lack-এই not; smart coaches -এই missing।

হ্যাঁ, Yao Ming -এর like another dream; but after 20 years, that vision hasn’t materialized—not because of raw talent, but because our coaching ecosystem is stuck in 2004.

Even when players execute well-designed moves, the results feel off. Why? Because some basic actions—like pick-and-rolls—are run without proper screen contact or timing. It’s like trying to cook a soufflé with cold butter and no oven.

When Tactics Go Wrong (and Why It Matters)

I’ve watched multiple China national team games where defenders weren’t touched during picks, yet offensive players still cut inside as if they’d cleared space. That’s not improvisation—that’s flawed execution.

In top-tier leagues, this would be flagged immediately. But here? It happens too often.

If you have elite athletes who can create their own shots, why waste time on half-hearted screens? If they’re not dominating individually, then team play should compensate—but it doesn’t.

And yes—this is often down to coaching culture.

Coaching Culture: What We’re Missing

Let me be clear: I’m not blaming individual coaches. I’m pointing at systemic gaps.

Compare this to the NBA: every head coach has evolved through college systems (NCAA), assistant roles, or international experience—each step honing tactical IQ and player management skills.

But here? Many CBA head coaches are former players with minimal formal training. No structured curriculum. No data-driven feedback loops.

We focus on recruiting ‘big names’ while ignoring how those names are managed once on court—a classic case of hero worship over strategy.