NBA/Shaolin Temple practice has gained results. Wenban Yama stays at the Spurs for her life

Spurs' No. 1 Victor Wembanyama went to Shaolin Temple in China for 10 days off season. According to ESPN, this practice has a positive impact on Wenbanyama.

report pointed out that Vanban Yama showed a desire to challenge the limits of his body and mind. He went to China to train in a completely different way to understand the body and stimulate potential. Sources revealed that the experience did have a positive impact on him.

In addition to improving concentration and psychological quality, Wenban Yama believes that Shaolin Temple's movement training also helps him to understand how to use his body more effectively and master the range and posture of the best movements, which is undoubtedly a great help to his basketball performance.

Wenban Yama recently announced that she had recovered from a deep venous thrombosis (DVT) in the right shoulder and obtained a team doctor's permission to play. Wen Banya was immediately reimbursed for the whole quarter due to thrombosis in the previous season. She accumulated 176 assists leading the league in 46 games, scoring an average of 24.3 points, 11.0 rebounds, 3.7 assists and 3.8 assists.

Wenbanyama is eligible to renew her contract with the Spurs early in the offseason. In an interview, he said, "I didn't think too much about renewal. What I want to say is that I know this is not the goal of every NBA player, but my dream is to play for the same team in the player's career, that is, San Antonio (Spurs)."