CBA players are slimmer than NBA players

As a China professional basketball league, China Basketball Association (CBA) is not as well-known as the National Basketball Association (NBA) in the world, but it also has a large number of loyal fans and outstanding players. In contrast, CBA players are slimmer in figure.

CBA players are generally slender. This is related to the tradition of cultivating players in China basketball. In China, many basketball training camps focus on the development of skills and relatively little muscle training. As a result, CBA players are relatively narrow in muscle lines and body width and look slimmer.

The physical characteristics of the Chinese nation have also affected the appearance of CBA players. Most China people are relatively short, so the average height of CBA players is relatively low. This makes them relatively light in weight, giving them a slim feeling. In contrast, NBA players are generally taller and relatively heavier.

Not only that, the CBA's training methods and season time also affect the players 'figure. In the CBA league, there is a more compact season schedule and teams compete more frequently. Due to the relatively short interval between games, players have higher physical needs, so they focus on controlling their weight and put more energy into maintaining the stability of their bodies.

In addition, China's basketball culture also has a tradition of emphasizing agility and flexibility. Because China basketball is more biased towards technology and wisdom, CBA players pay more attention to agile movements and flexible body control in the game. In order to better perform these movements, they prefer to maintain a slim figure. In contrast, NBA players pay more attention to power and explosiveness and have higher physical mass indicators.

There are many reasons why CBA players are slimmer than NBA players. Whether it is cultural traditions, height characteristics or training methods, CBA players have the characteristics of slim figures. This does not affect their performance on the court. They are still the pride of China's basketball industry.