Option 2:

When looking at how players should be spending their offseasons we first address, what would actually lead to improvement? Is it time in the Carribean? Is it hours on hours of practice or is it something else? Well Wizard took a very different approach to this and took a vacation over the offseason to improve so that not only was he able to spend some quality time with his family who lives overseas but he was able to improve his game at the same time. Granted something like this for overseas travel works well in Wizards case as it allows for a good family and work balance but for players who are based in the US they will more likely want to do something like traveling the country and challenging those around the country or getting helps from different coaches. Learning things in different places allows you to fully understand how another community may view something and how they may approach a challenge differently.