How fierce is the physical confrontation between players in NBA games?

As a boy who loves to play basketball and plays well, I always thought that there was not much difference between me and NBA stars, until I saw this picture.

Please note that this is not a brake print, but a "shoe print" left by players' sneakers on the wooden floor! ! ! ! Only then did I know the gap between us and NBA players. When it comes to physical confrontation, we should first talk about basketball. When it comes to basketball, everyone thinks about shooting and layup, but things are not as simple as you think. You think, if you want to score, the defender will try his best not to let you score. Let's not talk about shooting, (although shooting sometimes has physical confrontation) just say layup, and the defender will cling to you and don't want you to go forward, so you have to try your best to push him forward, so physical confrontation will come! You try your best, he tries his best, he defends you in this round, and you push him off in the next round, so the confrontation will become more and more fierce. Let's talk about how fierce the physical confrontation is. We can first express it from the side, that is, the players' shoes! We usually play in a good venue, that is, the wooden floor. It is estimated that we will change our shoes only half a year, or even the shoes will be out of order for a year. But do you know how often NBA players change a pair of shoes? In addition to the requirements of suppliers, it is generally necessary to change a pair after seven or eight games. What? ! Don't believe it? ! I'll show you some pictures.

See, sometimes it's not that they want to change shoes, but that they change shoes because they can't stand the deformation and can't protect them well anymore. Otherwise, all new shoes need running-in, and no one wants to wear uncomfortable shoes every day. . . This also reflects the fierce NBA confrontation from the side. Also, you may not see how abnormal the NBA players are on TV, but you will know how terrible it is when it comes to reality. I had the opportunity to meet James once during his trip to China, and I was directly shocked by his calf. He was really thick! ! ! I felt normal on TV, but at that time I felt almost as thick as my thigh (I was 175,75 kg). There is also a time when I watched a video and saw James training with our national youth team. Our center pushed twice with his body, and James didn't move at all, literally. If you look at the way James pushed the center of other teams to make a layup in the NBA game, you will feel how fierce the confrontation is. I'll put another picture of James dunking, and everyone can understand it for themselves. < P > Think about how you can deform the basketball, and look at the figure of NBA players. When Yao Ming first entered the league, it was a bamboo pole, which really didn't work. It wasn't until later that he gained weight that he slowly punched it out. So qi zhou still has a long way to go. (A little off topic) We are talking about O 'Neill, the first center at that time. Let me show you a picture and compare it. Then think about it again. When O 'Neill can't get into the inside, you will know how fierce the confrontation is!

Dwayne Douglas Johnson looks so petite! ! ! ?