There are many shoulder-width players in NBA. The most famous is Howard, known as Warcraft. From the photo, we can see that Howard's shoulders are very wide. These are all trained by Howard through hard work the day after tomorrow. It is said that Howard is very addicted to muscle training, especially the strength training of upper limbs, and the requirements are very strict. Howard, who just entered the NBA, is excellent. He was the first in the NBA in 2005. With excellent explosive power and jumping ability, Howard can rampage through opponents in the inside with extraordinary upper limb strength, or score points through empty dunks. In the NBA, Howard is the only one who wears basketball sportswear as tights.

Speaking of shoulder width, in fact, thick-browed brother Davis did not lose to Howard. Davis, as the No.1 scholar, joined the NBA on 20 12. Now he is muscular, but he was still thin when he first entered the league. However, after special training, Davis's physical fitness is getting stronger and stronger, and his scoring ability is becoming more and more prominent. Now that Davis has joined the Rockets and combined with James, Davis can get a high score of 29 points per game. Through the game, we can see that Davis has excellent offensive and defensive ends, but he didn't rely too much on his body like Howard and pushed his opponent away with the strength of his upper limbs. Davis mostly uses technology to crush him, and the broad shoulder dimension only plays an auxiliary role, which makes him not easy to get hurt in attack, while the excellent wingspan in defense is simply an opponent's nightmare.

Finally, Marion. Although the reputation is not as good as the top two, the shoulder width obviously exceeds that of most players. Judging from his NBA career, Marion, at the peak of his career, also had a good record. He was selected as an NBA All-Star for four times, and he also made good achievements in defense. In 2004, he averaged 12 rebounds 1.7 blocks per game, but his personality was relatively low-key, so he often got it.