Nos Lionnes aux États-Unis (ft. Marine Johannès et Julie Allemand)

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Découvrez une interview avec les joueuses de LDLC ASVEL Féminin autour d'un thème.. leur expérience en WNBA, aux États-Unis.
Une petite surprise attend les plus patients à la fin de la vidéo.
Bon visionnage !
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  • @johnwelch557
    @johnwelch5579 ай бұрын

    We love MJ in the US. Wonderful player, person. I hope she can play and keep us in awe forever!

  • @oriculomaximocalderon3378
    @oriculomaximocalderon3378 Жыл бұрын

    Allemand have some similarity passing style from Johannes. I hate her when France and Belgium will play in EuroBasket and world basketball. She is very talented . They are now playing also in the WNBA in a different teams. They are truly pros players.

  • @ellorabeaujannot3822
    @ellorabeaujannot3822 Жыл бұрын

    Super vidéo !!!

  • @augustecrozet8910
    @augustecrozet8910 Жыл бұрын

    quelle formidable expérience je pense que marine a du beaucoup aimer avoir un jeu moins corseté qu'en france

  • @rainegonzales8785
    @rainegonzales8785 Жыл бұрын

    English sub please

  • @tisaymeg1223
    @tisaymeg1223 Жыл бұрын

    marine laugh 😍

  • @klainerosenthal5361
    @klainerosenthal5361 Жыл бұрын

    mariiiiiiin joHAniiiiiiiiis

  • @milavukadin1541
    @milavukadin1541 Жыл бұрын

    English translation please

  • @gillesbourgeois5348

    @gillesbourgeois5348

    9 ай бұрын

    first question: after all these years, how do you feel the pressure when stepping on these crowdy and huge courts? jojo: "it is always a bit of stress and anxiety before game but, at the end, it's nothing but pleasure!" juju: for me this year was particularly stressing because, it's my second year, and the first season I was in the bubble(?), and this year I was on the bench, but when the lead player had injury, I replaced her and then, I really went "wow", okay, big pressure rising right on! okay, this is USA big show, really different from Europe, but still I kept this little pressure inside me! Quest 2: your favorite town where you played and had some times? Juju: (rising her hand like at school...) well, I'd say New York, because after the game I was with Marine! Now, NYC has a really good atmosphere in the court, each time it was great, now, I really liked Phoenix too! Jojo: Can I say New York, or? (of course!)Okay, I really love NY! I love the town, I love the court... Quest 3: How did you adapt with WNBA rythm intensity? Jojo: Well, I love it! you train very little, you play a lot, enchaining games, no time to overthink... Juju: Well, sometimes you had back to back games, like, one day you play around noon, the next day you take a plane to play somewherelse, wandering how they can do that, ? On the other hand, we know we're pros and we have no choice! So, being pros, you know what to do to b prepared to keep on the rythm and stay fit. Quest 4: what did you learn from this experience and the contact with your teammates? Juju: For me this year was a very rewarding experience. I played with very experienced players in my team, so it was cool to be near these girls day by day. A very rewarding summer. It's a dream for us to play in this league, it's always a chance, whatever happens! Jojo: Let's say every game we played was with really tough players, I, for instance, used to watch when younger, well, that's very impressive! You must try to reach that level and it's not easy ev'ryday! but for me it is another world! Each time I can go it's a dream! I'm longing for that! That's a moment I adore, you know! Quest 5: how feminine basketball is welcomed in USA? Jojo: let's say that over there, that's not the same aknowledgement than NBA! but they are doing all they can to make it acknowledged; and for a feminine sport, WNBA is the best league in the world...and they know it! Juju: She's right, in fact, we're used to play in Europe and when we are arriving there,(USA) it seems extraordinary and everything looks different but it's just USA, with a very huge difference between NBA and WNBA. That's why this league really tries to put itself forward, to be part of social life, supporting social actions, and that's what I like, that's not only basketball, they also trie to change things to be better. Quest 6: how does it feel to play with or against basketball legends? Jojo: In NYC we lived Sue Bird last game....as she's from this town, they organised a big event for her, people came more for her than the game! yeah, I told myself, hey! I have the chance to play against such players, to live such events... Juju: yeah, that's it, sometimes we don't realise the chance we have, because, maybe we're used to! but it's hard to have a spot (make your way?) in these teams. There are lots of very strong players in the world who are even not in this league! So, I tell myself to realise that I must enjoy to play in this league, against Taurasi and Sue Bird, especially Sue Bird who has the same playing position as me. I remember the last game I nearly stole the ball from her! How cool it would have been, because you know you're facing a legend, in fact! Quest 7: What playing the WNBA play-offs mean for you? Juju: Well, we won against NY! In fact it was my first play-offs,(Jojo: Me too!) and it was a super experience! everybody was telling me: 'you'll see, it's really different, the referees whistle no more the same way, the players you use to know will be other players for you..., and in fact , it's true! The level is truly different, you feel it's toughening, that they all want to get the trophy! for example: NY was not supposed to win against us, but the girls wanted so much the win that they beat us, at home in addition!That prooves that the will may be stronger than skill, sometimes.... Jojo: I find it very interesting to see the difference, the intensity, even the stress! You feel everyone a bit more, hum.. (Juju: edgy!)... yeah, hum, referees let play too, less whistling than during the season, it's more physical, too, it's a notch above, and hum , I guess we don't realise sometimes... Quest 8: NBA2K23 video game is realised, how does it feel to have ones character in that game? jojo: It was funny, you know, to see my name, who is in the team, then you can say : well ok, I didn't create this character, so , as a result, that's fun ('rigolo' is untranslatable!) Quest 9: Julie, how was your first meeting with Yoann Cabioc'h? Hum well, good good, in fact. Of course, in Chicago he had a different part, but , I could have individual training with him, learning to know each other. We didn't talk too much about Lyon, because we wanted to focus on Chicago. Now I him a bit more, I'm less impressed with his great english accent! (lol) In fact Yoann spoke a couple of times and each time I heard James, Chicago coach, same words and expressions, and I went: 'No, that is too much, in fact, really!' Quest 10: marine, do you feel more free in your playing than in France? Hum, yeah, it's a different style of playing you can see in Europe; based on motion, lot of motion, transitions, speed relaunch. I think it's a kind of playing that fits me! I didn't say it's easy to do but the coach helped me a lot. I talked a lot with the staff, in general, telling I will play freely, no case, no box, in the contrary! So it helped me in my playing and my mind. translater notes: Sorry for my bad english, I did my best with googletrad and my college memories! enjoy!

  • @milavukadin1541

    @milavukadin1541

    7 ай бұрын

    wow thank you so much for the effort :)

  • @gillesbourgeois5348
    @gillesbourgeois53489 ай бұрын

    Jojo et juju!

  • @omj9739
    @omj9739 Жыл бұрын

    I started learning french the problem is the pronunciation Lol too hard for non french people like me.🙄🤭

  • @omj9739

    @omj9739

    Жыл бұрын

    @@ramin0urs ohh great thanks😊

  • @politox7870

    @politox7870

    11 ай бұрын

    ❤same problem 4 non english people when WE have to speak with someone "english"😂😂😂 GOOD LUCK

  • @omj9739

    @omj9739

    11 ай бұрын

    @@politox7870 oui 😂

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