The hardest working player in the NBA, the best player in the NBA

Kobe Bryant is considered the hardest working player in the NBA, and he has set himself a training plan that is longer than anyone else's and practices harder than anyone else. When you see him leave the arena at 11 p.m., and then he appears on the training ground at 4 a.m. the next day, you will understand how Kobe Bryant in front of us has been "refined".

Why did Kobe Bryant succeed? Why does the 34-year-old still score like a bag? In addition to talent, "hell" training is the secret to his success. Kobe's cheats are both simple and complex, and that is the "6-6-6" training method.

6 hours a day, 6 phases, 6 days a week". During the game, Bryant participated in the Lakers' team practice with his teammates, and while the rest of the players engaged in various leisure activities during the summer vacation, Bryant conducted "6-6-6" classes rain or shine. Over the years, only because of the outbreak of the "** criminal case" and the time when he appeared in court in the future, Kobe Bryant had a brief interruption in training, and the rest of the time was spent in the training hall.

His training theory is simple: shape your physique, strength, technique and other aspects according to the plan, and trade perseverance beyond ordinary people for supremacy on the court. Bryant's level of hard training is very rare among active players.

At that time, Jordan had the experience of shooting 2,000 times a day in order to practice his hand, but in terms of overall strength, it was only Kobe's average.

Trying his best is one of Kobe's stunts. He always wants to be better than the other players. The Raptors coach once witnessed Kobe Bryant's efforts to prepare for the Olympics in the summer, and Kobe's training made him look "dumb".

In terms of the number of repetitions of shots, I always thought Nash was the hardest working player I'd ever seen, until I saw Coe last summer.

PG: Arenas——— everyone who knows basketball knows why he chose the number 0, he has been practicing from 0 today.

SG: Kobe Bryant——— he learned everything from Jordan, and he also learned Jordan's diligence.

SF: Battier Bowen——— Both guys started out defensively, and they're always the toughest ones to defend with, both off and off the court (but I'm still BS Bowen, and I can't stand the dirty way of playing......）

PF: Garnett——— I personally think that the person I regret the most in the NBA right now, working so hard, but that kind of enthusiasm has made the Timberwolves blind, and I don't know how many times he cried at the camera when it comes to the team's record......

C: Yao Ming——— didn't choose him because he was Chinese me, you must know that he is definitely the hardest working person in the Rockets! Even the days he went to Las Vegas, he got up at least 6 a.m. every morning to start training (he wasn't fully healed from his leg injury and didn't have any competition assignments).

I think the most diligent ones are Reid and Arenas.

Both of them seem to be second-round rookies, and now they are both team bosses.

Reed was a rotten shooter in school, and now he's one of the best pitchers in the league, and Arenas is the same, and he feels like he comes from a humble background, and he's been working hard.

Bryant! His continuous magic is not something that can be played by talent! He himself said that I had to shoot at least 3,000 times a day.

Arenas, I'm sure anyone who knows basketball won't be unaware of where the number of his jersey came from. He spent his first 40 games on the bench, and now he is the Wizards' No. 1 scorer, and he would never have gotten where he is today without training harder than the average person!

Point guard Arenas.

Nash. Shooting guard Kobe Bryant.

Mcgrady. Small forward is about Howard.

James. Power forward Garnett.

Dek Nowitzki.

Center Yao Ming. Xiao O.

Upstairs you don't have to say anything I'm disappointed in you You forgot about Garnett, the "Wolf King".

If the landlord thinks Garnett is the hardest working player, please rate the best Thank you.

Kobe, Iverson, Nash, Ahrinas, MC,

Point guard: Boykins.

Shooting guard Kobe Bryant.

Small forward: Bowen.

Power forward: Nocioni.

Center: Ben. Wallace.

Howard: That's for sure. Coolie front peak. And then there's Rinus.

Kobe, otherwise he wouldn't have been able to reach this realm by relying entirely on talent.

The whole Suns, otherwise how did the Suns' terrifying three-point come about.

Definitely kg! The Timberwolves have ruined him ......

The God of Basketball – Michael Jordan.

Michael Jordan is recognized as the number one basketball player in the world, he has great physical qualities, and he also works hard. He was selected by the Chicago Bulls in the first round of the 1984 NBA Draft and was named NBA Rookie of the Year in his rookie season. In the 1986-87 season, Jordan averaged points per game and won the NBA scoring title for the first time.

In the 1991-93 season, Jordan won two consecutive regular season MVP (MVP) and three finals MVP (FMVP) [2-3], leading the Chicago Bulls to three NBA championships. On October 6, 1993, he announced his retirement due to the murder of his father, and announced his comeback two years later. In 1996, he was selected as one of the top 50 superstars in the NBA.

In the 1996-98 season, Jordan won the 10th NBA scoring title and the 5th regular season MVP of his career, and led the Bulls to 3 NBA championships (6 times), and he was elected to the 6th Finals on January 13 of the year, and announced his retirement again after the failure of labor negotiations on January 13, and announced his comeback with the Washington Wizards two years later. Michael Jordan has been named to the NBA All-Star Team every year of his career (14 times) and has been named the NBA All-Star MVP three times, the NBA All-Star First Team 10 times, the NBA All-NBA Second Team in 1985, the NBA Defensive Player of the Year in 1988, the NBA All-NBA Defensive Team 9 times, the NBA steal king three times, the NBA All-Star Slam Dunk Contest twice, and the Olympic gold medal in 1984 and 1992.

It can be said that Thomas Jr.'s height, figure, and talent do not belong to the NBA, but his success deeds are an example and goal for most players to learn! Arguably, Thomas Jr. is the most inspirational representative of the NBA today. In fact, if Thomas Jr. could be taller, his future would be brighter.

Although Thomas Jr. has not played in the new season, as long as he returns to the field. He will definitely bring more surprises to the fans, and it may seem that it will be very difficult for Thomas Jr. to get back to the top now, but there will definitely be more stories to come. I also hope that in the new season, Thomas Jr. can maintain his form and bring more surprises to the fans.

Jaylen Brown, who has been trying to do his best in the shortest possible time since he came into the team, has been working his own. Paul George, who continued to train while he was in a wheelchair.

The new generation of players such as Brother Alphabet, Tatum, and Trae Young have all put in unimaginable efforts and hardships, so they have become the best rookie players of this era.

If you look at it from the point of view alone, Rodman must be the most underrated rebounding master in NBA history, he has been elected as the NBA league's rebounding king for seven consecutive seasons, and is an important helper for Jordan to achieve the second triple championship in his career from 1996 to 1998. So why did Rodman only grab 11,954 rebounds in his entire career, which is only the 23rd in NBA history?

In fact, the main reasons for Rodman's low career rebounding total are the following aspects. One is that Rodman's peak came too late, Rodman, who was born in 1961, did not enter the NBA until 1986 (selected by the Detroit Pistons), which means that when Rodman entered the NBA, he was actually a 25-year-old boy, which is similar to James and Garnett, who have directly entered the league since high school, Rodman's entire career itself started 6 years late, so although Rodman played a total of 20 seasons, But in the next few years, it was completely in the "advanced state" of basketball players, which led to his rebounding total not being high enough.

<>Second, Rodman was a role player for the team in the first few seasons of his career, and it wasn't until the 1990-91 season that he averaged rebounds per game for the first time to achieve a double-double, at this time Rodman was already a 29-year-old veteran, so his peak was actually not long, and ultimately his rebounding total was not high enough.

In fact, Rodman only played in a total of 991 games in his entire career, and he has been averaging double-digit rebounds per game since the 1990-91 season, the most exaggerated is in the 1991-92 season and the 1992-93 season, his average rebounds per game reached a tie, and in the last season of his career, in the 1999-2000 season, the 39-year-old Rodman can still average one rebounds per game in the Dallas Mavericks. It's enough to show how good his rebounding skills are.

<> entire career, Rodman averaged rebounds per game, which is actually a very incredible performance for a player of his height, you must know that Rodman is only 2.01 meters tall! The height of 2 meters is really ordinary height in the NBA, not to mention on the inside, it will suffer a big loss, Rodman is 2 cm shorter than Scott Pippen, and only 3 cm taller than Jordan, but it is such a figure that Rodman can win the rebounding king in the NBA league that is so tall for seven consecutive years.

<> can be said that this kind of achievement has actually proved his strength and hard work, he does not have the physical talent of Chamberlain and Russell, and all of it depends on his own efforts, so we should still be solemn and respectful of his achievements.

I think the hardest NBA player is Iverson, it's very difficult for a small man to survive in the NBA, and that's the situation where Iverson not only won the draft, but he was also the leading scorer on the team.

Kobe Bryant, Kobe Bryant once fought himself to the playoffs in order to lead the team into the playoffs, but he was injured and couldn't even play in the playoffs in the end.

James is the hardest player in the NBA, and he always does his best to win games.

Ko clan Nomae Bi, definitely him. You know? How many basketballs does Kobe have to shoot every day, Hui Zhaoqing answered you, 1000.

It's incredible, but he's just that amazing, and he's still the number one guy in the league. Oh! Also, he didn't have a spare spine in the summer, and he also looked to his NBA seniors to learn his footwork so that he could replace his offense.

With this comparison, you know who is the hardest working in the NBA.

It should be Carter. Recently, the newspapers have said that he is very hardworking.

The richest player in the NBA is Michael Jordan.

Jordan, one of the most successful and greatest athletes, has also made a big impact in business after retiring. His assets are also stunning, not only signing with well-known brands such as Coca-Cola and Nike, but also the largest owner (share) of the Hornets. He is the first player in the NBA to have more than $1 billion in money.

O'Neill, he has the highest annual salary.