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NBA·ANALYSIS·November 2, 2026 01:03 PM ET

Wembanyama details free-throw meditation routine

He is averaging 28 points through 6 games in 2026-27.

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What happened: Victor Wembanyama outlined his free-throw approach during a 60 Minutes interview, explaining that he clears his mind briefly before focusing on the basket. The center credited a meditation practice developed during time spent studying kung fu and mindfulness alongside Buddhist monks in China. He described using brief pauses to reset mentally before taking shots at the line.

Why it matters: Routine consistency at the foul line remains a central point of emphasis for high-volume scorers managing heavy offensive workloads. Wembanyama's mental preparation translates his offseason mindfulness training into live game situations, creating repeatable mechanics under pressure.

By the numbers: Wembanyama is averaging 28 points, 10.7 rebounds, and 3 assists per game in 2026-27 through 6 games.

What to watch: Look for how his free-throw routine holds up as his minutes and usage expand across the regular season.

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