The answer is yes, let's do the math. Suppose it takes 5 seconds to shoot once and 100000 seconds to shoot 20,000 times, which is 1666.66 minutes. That is to say, one hour is 27.7 hours, seven days a week. It takes only four hours to shoot 20 thousand times a day on average.

But the above data is only an ideal result, and several conditions are needed to achieve this goal. First, you need someone to help you pick up the ball and serve. In Slam Dunk, it is Hanamichi Sakuragi's good friend Sakuragi Corps, including Mitou Youhei, Takamiya Nozomi and others. It is with their help that Hanamichi Sakuragi can achieve this goal.

Secondly, even if someone picks up the ball and serves it to you, throwing 20,000 baskets in seven days is a very physical test, so you need to have Hanamichi Sakuragi's physical strength and iron will, otherwise you can't lift your arm when you throw 2000 balls. This is a great challenge for ordinary people, but it should be no problem for professionals.

In addition, in reality, someone has reached the challenge of 1 shooting 20,000 times a week. He is Zhou Lunan, a former player of Huaqiao University in Cuba and now an assistant coach of Huaqiao University. A while ago, Zhou Lunan specially set himself a 7-day 20,000-ball challenge in the same style as Hanamichi Sakuragi, which was broadcast live on the Internet. Finally, he successfully completed the challenge.

After all, Zhou Lunan used to be a CUBA player, and now he also plays basketball. He can accomplish this challenge by keeping regular training at ordinary times. If you are an ordinary person and want to challenge 1 20,000 balls a week, you need to evaluate your physical condition. Of course, since Zhou Lunan, a former member of CUBA, can complete this challenge, it should be no problem for most professional players to score 20,000 goals 1 week.