The examination showed that his right foot was in pretty good condition. After all, Wang Yi had barely used his right foot to generate force while he was on the court just now.
He had basically been using his left foot to generate force. When jumping, he mainly relied on his left foot, and when landing, his left foot usually touched down first, with his right foot only assisting the landing.
The team doctor and Bai Ying finally breathed a sigh of relief.
Being able to play was only the second step of recovery.
The third step was to gradually increase the training intensity for his right foot and slowly get Wang Yi to use it during games.
Even if his right foot could never return to the condition it had been in before the major injury, it at least had to recover to the point where Wang Yi had no hesitation when pushing off with it.
With injuries, the more worried and overly cautious you were sometimes, the more likely they were to recur.
Some players were afraid to make too many moves after returning from a major injury.
Yet the more cautious they were, the more easily the injury tended to recur.
Other players, after returning from injury, simply went all out without a care—like Westbrook. He kept exerting force the way he always had, and that often helped him recover faster instead.
Of course, that depended on the situation and varied from person to person.
Wang Yi's previous injury had been so severe, and he had only just returned, so naturally he was not suited to going all out. He had to recover gradually.
It would already be good enough if his right foot could handle full force by the time the Playoffs began.
After Wang Yi