"Don't use bean bags as dry food." Robinson, who resembles "bean bags" in appearance and spirit, used his strength to interpret this domestic vernacular. In the All-Star Weekend Slam Dunk Contest, a little man from the Knicks who is about 1.72 meters tall Nate Robinson finally won the championship and became the shortest dunk champion in NBA history since "Potato" Webber (1.68 meters) in 1986.

Robinson came from the University of Washington and was in his first season in the NBA. . As a player who was traded to the Knicks in the first round by the Suns, he has performed well at the point guard position this season and has played 43 times (18 of them as a starter), averaging 8.9 points per game. Points, 1.9 assists and 2.7 rebounds

Robinson is characterized by his extremely fast speed and a very high shooting percentage from beyond the three-point line. So far this season, he has hit three-pointers. The shooting rate is 44.4%, and strangely, his shooting rate is only 39.7%. In addition to his speed, another outstanding feature of Robinson is his explosiveness. As a short point guard, Robinson can always use his shooting power. In an instant, he accelerated away from the defender and scored a layup.

But in fact, what reflects Robinson's amazing physical fitness is his jumping, which has been revealed since he was a boy. , Robinson was able to dunk when he was only 1.63 meters tall at the age of 14. When he was playing at Lenier High School in Seattle, Robinson had a dunk contest with "Little Emperor" James. During the dunk show held during the invitational tournament in Delaware, Robinson dunked after catching a rebound in the air. The audience unanimously shouted: "Give him the championship!" "James was left aside at the time.

Short arms but short legs can regard dunking as child's play. Robinson also needs to thank his "genetic genes". His father, Jack Robinson, worked with Jordan and Barkley. He was named the best high school basketball player in the United States in 1981. After entering college, he switched to playing football and was the 1982 "Rose Bowl" MVP.

Robinson has been an athletic genius since he was a child. In addition to being good at playing basketball and football. , also practiced track and field for a period, and he still holds the record of 13.85 seconds for the men's 110-meter hurdles in Washington State.

However, due to his limited height, no university was willing to provide Robinson with a basketball scholarship, so he had to come. He played football at the University of Washington. Due to his dedication to basketball, he practiced basketball for an hour after football training. By his junior year, Robinson decided to focus on basketball and helped the University of Washington win the Pacific Ten Conference Championship. .

Perhaps this kind of all-round training not only inspired Robinson's outstanding explosive power and jumping ability, but also exercised his strong will. In the finals, he completed every fancy dunk. It was very hard, and he had to try again and again every time. When he completed his movements with the short boy's physical condition through unremitting efforts, the whole audience stood up and cheered for him.