Who is on the Cavaliers' coaching staff?

Yang Changxun, a Korean, coaches the Chinese archery team

This coach from South Korea was born in the 1970s. When he was an athlete, he won the Olympic championship for South Korea. After retiring, he went to Australia to The team coached by him also won the championship in the Sydney Olympics. In the Korean archery community, he is known as the "young coach" and the gold medal coach.

In 2001, Yang Changxun came to China and served as the head coach of the Chinese Archery Team. This was also his first time as the head coach of the national team. During the three years in China, he brought new training ideas and searched for training methods that are more in line with Chinese characteristics during the continuous running-in with the Chinese team. Under his leadership, Chinese archers have made certain progress, especially Female archers have a record of defeating super strong Korean players in world-class competitions. Currently, the archery team is divided into red and yellow teams. Yang Changxun and the Chinese coaching staff each lead a team for training. He is looking forward to his team members taking a further step in the Athens Olympics and achieving a historic breakthrough for Chinese archery.

Mark, a Canadian, is the head coach of the Chinese men’s rowing team.

Mark, who was born in Poland and immigrated to Canada 15 years ago, has led the Chinese men’s rowing team since May 2002. There were two and a half years. During his time coaching the Chinese team, Chinese men's rowing has made great progress. Among them, two of his favorite students, Meng Guanliang and Yang Wenjun, won the double kayak 500m championship and sixth place in the 1000m at the World Cup finals in Duisburg, Germany.

Now, Mark’s biggest wish is that Meng Guanliang and Yang Wenjun can defeat all the experts in the double 500-meter race at the Athens Olympics, opening a new page in the history of Chinese canoeing in the Olympics, and for the Chinese people. Bring back surprises.

Zheng Hengjun is the head coach of the Korean Chinese women's handball team

Twenty years ago, Zheng Hengjun led the Korean women's handball team to defeat the Chinese team and win the silver medal at the Los Angeles Olympics. 20 years later, he Will lead the Chinese female athletes to launch an attack on the Athens Olympics.

In 2001, at the kind invitation of the Small Ball Management Center of the State Sports General Administration, Zheng Hengjun came to China to coach the stagnant Chinese women's handball team. In the past three years, Zheng Hengjun, who is a technical lecturer of the International Handball Federation, an international referee, and a member of the Asian Handball Federation Referee Committee, has given up almost all foreign affairs activities and concentrated on studying the Chinese team. Efforts will eventually pay off. In 2003, the Chinese team finally took off the hat of "Asia's second best" and regained the Asian championship 20 years later, thus qualifying for the Athens Olympics.

Faced with recognition and glory, Zheng Hengjun said calmly: "This depends on the cohesion of the whole team, and we cannot favor one factor." Now, Zheng Hengjun is leading his assistants and team members in the quiet Beijing Military Region The sports team is working hard to win medals at the Athens Olympics.

Jin Changbo, Korean head coach of the Chinese women's hockey team

The 49-year-old Jin Changbo has coached three domestic clubs in South Korea and won multiple league championships. From 1989 to 1994, he served as the coach of the Korean National Women's Song Team and led the team to win the silver medal at the 1996 Olympic Games.

In 1999, he was invited by the Small Ball Center to serve as the head coach of the Chinese Women's Soccer Team and has been working in China for 5 years. Since the second year after taking office, he has led the Chinese women's song team to qualify for the Olympics for the first time and finished fifth at the Sydney Olympics.

Jin Changbo led the Chinese women's team to achieve a series of breakthrough results in 2002. He first dominated the Champions League held in Macau for the first time, and then won the third place in the World Cup with Yu Yong. At the Asian Games in Busan, South Korea, the Chinese women's song team defeated the veteran South Korean team and ascended to the championship.

It took less than three years for the Chinese women's hockey team to leap from a typical weak project to a world champion team. This is inseparable from Jin Changbo's successful coaching.

Author Wang Chunqiu

Jonas Lithuanian, head coach of Chinese men's basketball team

The 50-year-old Yonas is known as Europe's "Basketball Caesar" ".

Since 1997, he has served as the head coach of the Lithuanian national men's basketball team and led the team to win the bronze medal at the 2000 Sydney Olympics. Yunus has won the title of Lithuania's Coach of the Year many times, and in 2000 he was also awarded the title of Europe's Best Coach.

Yunas’ experience as a player was quite prominent. He was selected for the former Soviet Union’s national teams in all age groups from the national youth team to the national team. Since 1995, Yunus has led Lithuanian domestic clubs to win six league championships and twice dominated the European Club League.

During his coaching career, Yunas has coached two high school forwards with a height of over 2.20 meters: Sabonis (who played for the NBA Portland Trail Blazers) and Ilgauskas ( Currently playing for the NBA's Cleveland Cavaliers), the former was Yao Ming's idol when he was growing up, and the latter is now also an outstanding center in the NBA. Perhaps, this is an important reason why the Chinese Basketball Association takes a fancy to Yunus.

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Reference: Source: Baidu