하승진 작년에 드래프트준비할때, LA에서 측정한 신장이 신발신고 7-4 1/2 (225cm), 윙스팬 7-6(229cm), 스탠딩톨 9-7(약 293cm), 체중 325파운드(147kg)이었다. 현재 NBA공식홈에 올라와 있는 7-3(221cm)는 하승진이 고2때 SFX관계자가 와서 측정한걸로 2년전부터 드래프트닷넷에서 사용되었다. 농구협회나 각 사이트에 공식으로 올라와 있는 223cm는 고3때부터 나온 얘기임. 따라서 하승진의 신장은 신발신고 7-4 1/2니까..맨발키로는 222cm정도가 될꺼다.. 하승진과 서장훈. 참고로 서장훈의 신장은 맨발 207cm, 신발신고 210cm 하승진과 하승진 아버지 하동기씨. 하동기씨의 신장은 203cm 현재 하승진의 신장은 공식적으로 NBA에서 야오밍 7-6(229cm), 션브래들리7-6(229cm)에 이어 3번째로 크다.. 하지만 브래들리와 야오밍이 나란히 있는 사진을 봤는데 브래들리가 약간 더 크더라..야오밍은 아마 신발신고 7-6이고 브래들리는 맨발로 7-6일꺼 같다. 신장에 관한 기사 Ha Seung Jin is head and shoulders above where was last year at this time. Around this time last year, SFX brought a young Korean kid named Ha Seung Jin over to the United States and had him work out. The workout, which I later saw on video, was one of the bigger disappointments I had seen from a supposed top-notch prospect. Ha was being billed as South Korea"s answer to Yao Ming. All he really was, however, was all the things we feared Yao would be. He was slow, mechanical and lacked none of the skill or finesse Yao would go on to show in the league. The rep that Ha was a joke quickly spread throughout the league and he was forgotten . . . until a few days ago when Ha began working out for NBA teams. Frustrated with the progress Ha was making in South Korea and aware of the many physical problems Ha needed to work through, SFX took the unprecedented step of pulling him off his team and putting him into full workout mode six months ago. They flew Ha and his family to L.A., put him up in an apartment in Brentwood and began working out all the flaws that they found. They hired Athletes" Performance to get rid of the body fat and make him more explosive. They worked him out every day in a gym in Santa Monica with a big man coach and several other former NBA players, including Eddie Griffin and Jelani McCoy. They even hired Ha a yoga instructor to teach him balance and flexibility. The results have been simply . . . impressive. I watched Ha work out in front of several NBA teams, including the Lakers, Clippers, Jazz and Nuggets on Thursday, and I think it"s safe to say that we all walked away a little stunned by Ha"s improvement. Six months of diligent workouts have increased Ha"s strength, quickness and flexibility. Over the course of six months Athletes" Performance has replaced the body fat with muscle, greatly improved his lateral quickness and vertical jump (he"s now up to 25 inches with one step), given him a lot of strength in his lower body (his legs look like tree trunks) and taught him how to run the floor. Everyone moved to the edge of the bleachers on Thursday when SFX put him into full court drills. His ability to get up and down the floor and dunk the basketball seems to have improved a hundred fold. He was much better athletically than I had suspected. Surprisingly, however, he was also not quite as good skills wise as I had heard. His shot is still a little flat and he had trouble converting any shots that weren"t dunks during his workout. Still, when you measure 7-foot-4½ inches with shoes, have a 7-foot-5 wingspan a 9-foot-7 standing reach and weigh 328 pounds -- people aren"t going to worry so much about the basketball skills at this point. He"s already had private workouts for the Spurs and Blazers. He was so impressive in Portland on Wednesday that they are flying down to L.A. to see him again on Friday. Still, Ha-quille O"Neal (as his agent calls him) isn"t a slam dunk just yet. It"s obvious that he"s put in a lot of hard work over the past six months and that he"s improved by leaps and bounds. But workouts are one thing. Playing in a game is another. SFX"s decision to take Ha out of games and into full time training mode has paid off in one area . . . but will it backfire in another?