Should I play in that position, how?

Full-back, it's not difficult to occasionally pass the next person, it's not difficult to connect the midfielder and the striker Dan is not the front waist, it is to participate in the steal of the midfield, that is, the thing of the ten thousand essential oil line, that is, the occasional pass but can be a short pass at any time, the speed is not good, help others slow down the speed to do what to block, participate in the siege, strengthen the physical strength, increase some foot strength, occasionally you also have to participate in the shooting, especially the long shot, your main responsibility area is probably the side of the large scenic area to the midfield, you must often participate in the siege, It is impossible for others to often pass two or three people in the cow, in fact, it is ten thousand essential oils **need**blocking** can help Pay attention to the speed of return defense and the speed and passing when passing.

Kick the back of the back, you are good at the back of the waist need, not good at the defense, the back of the back to solve, the back of the speed is not very demanding, as long as you are conscious, and then practice the card position or something!

Amateur players are basically all-rounders, not that they play well in any position, but when the level is not to a certain level, they don't need to divide the positions too clearly, and all positions should be tried, so that the progress will be faster.

Amateur kicks anywhere, but you can't do anything without physical strength.

Mid-front, front waist... Let's practice running, if your physical fitness is not good, it's useless to say anything.

Have you ever seen Andrea Pirlo play, if you have the vision and the big picture like him, you can try to play in that position.

If you can't make a tackle, it's certainly not reassuring for you to be a defender, the winger eats by speed, and you can suggest you play in the midfield position when you pass the ball, preferably in the midfield, like a midfielder, who plays a pivotal role in attack and defense, and has a light defensive task, such as Scholes. I don't know how your shooting skills or goalkeeping skills are, buddy, if you can, you can try the center, shadow striker or goalkeeper position. By the way, it is recommended that you learn to divide the ball, it is easy to learn, and it is very easy to use!

I played left winger in varsity. I hope it can help you, have a good time, and don't get hurt

A midfielder, if you have a good awareness, you can be a playmaker midfielder because you have good long and short passes. If you have average speed, practice diagonal passes and through stoppers to develop scalpel-like passes.

If you can't play technically and physically, you can't play any position.

It is recommended that you either engage in technique or practice your body.

Are you talking about David Beckham?

SideAll for you.

Winger: Requires speed, strong and plays the role of a surprise soldier in the game, not necessarily stable play, when the state of mind is not good, you can choose to cross to the middle or pass back, and sometimes you also need to defend.

Full-back (I don't think you're suitable for the other two): It's still a demanding speed, but the midfield requires good organisation, and the mentality of the midfield determines the overall mentality of the team to a certain extent, so unless you have great individual ability and good fitness, don't think about the midfielder lightly.

Full-backs: There are two options: offensive and defensive.

My advice is that if you're a full-back, go for the attacking type, but it's more physical, and the full-backs are also wonders on the pitch, they need a combination of speed and passes, they also need to be physical and defensive, so if you feel like you can do it, you might as well give it a try.

In short, you have to meet your own conditions, play your own style, there is no one set in stone for all positions, the above is just my personal advice, hopefully.

In my humble opinion, the full-back is more suitable.

If you are fast and not have good physical strength, you can play as a center forward, a winger, a shadow striker, and a forward midfielder.

If you play as a center forward, you have a strong ability to grab points in front of goal, and you can basically score goals in front of goal.

If you play as a winger, you are a typical example of fast speed and poor physical strength (such as Robben, Walcott, etc.), and the winger's passing ability should also be good.

If you play a midfielder or a shadow striker, you have to have a strong ability to dribble and suddenly push forward, especially a shadow striker, who is relatively close to the goal and reacts quickly.

When I was in junior high school, I was the captain of the school football team, and I also had the characteristics of fast speed, poor physical strength, I basically played all positions except the goalkeeper, and finally I chose the position of the forward midfielder, as for what you choose, it depends on you.

Poor physical strength, okay speed, but no strength, the side is not good, the front waist or hidden front, reduce direct confrontation.

Shadow Striker! The best fit for your location.

According to your physical fitness, offside awareness, you can't be a striker, if you have a weak kick to the ball, you can't be a goalkeeper, dribbling average, then you can't be a center, because the center's twisting ability is very strong, if the endurance is poor, you can't be a defender, so you are suitable to be a right center or left center, in short, to play the left and right sides of the midfield.

Only suitable for being a point-grabbing striker, Inzaghi's type.

It may be a bit difficult to be a defender, and I think you should be a center with about the same left and right feet, and the speed is not bad, and it should be good to play breakthrough with sudden acceleration.

The two positions of central defender and center forward are more dependent on strength. At the age of 14, your physical fitness can be improved slowly, especially when you are around the age of 14. In fact, you can try all kinds of positions, come on, whatever the position, the important thing is to have a feeling.

If you don't have good fitness, either a goalkeeper or a central defender, you have 175 at 14, and these two positions should be fine.

Playing right midfield, the defensive pressure is relatively small, and you can put your physical strength into the attack and make up for the lack of physical fitness.

Absolute back waist.

The analysis is as follows: 1. Poor physical fitness, poor long passes, absolutely unable to play on the side, 2. Strong defensive ability, and the position is fixed in the midfield.

3. The back can fully play your long-range shooting ability, but be careful not to put too much emphasis on assists Defend as your job 4. Strong strength Fight for ** Typical Vieira type.

I think if you want to play football, you have to train your physical fitness. No matter what position you are in, running is indispensable.

After you have trained your physical fitness.

Playing in the midfield is very suitable, first, you have strong strength, you have a body, you can connect in the middle, you can do it when you do 2-over-1"wall"

In addition, you have the ability to shoot from a distance, you can ambush behind the striker, and you can shoot forward at every opportunity, which is very fierce!

In fact, playing in the back is more suitable for your technical characteristics, except for physical fitness, of course.

However, physical fitness can be refined, as long as you can reduce the intake of carbonated drinks and foreign fast food in your daily life, and reduce staying up late, and then increase exercise, it should be greatly improved.

Forward insertion and defense plus long-range shooting to be honest, don't waste the back, but the lack of physical fitness is not reassuring, and the habit of playing the center back is not good and the physical fitness is too easy to lose the ball and cause the ball to be lost, which is even more unreassuring. It's really embarrassing, either play centre-back and cut down on the front and only go up at set-pieces; Either work hard to be a good back.

Choose between a midfielder and a centre-back. You've got it all.

It's better to be a centre-back who lags behind.

It's promising to work hard and play as a centre-back.

Centre-back, and the right for you as long as you want.

I think a shooting guard is a better fit for you.

Full-back, if necessary, insert assists, if you are strong, you can play defensive midfielders, if you are fast, full-backs, insert will chase very well, I hope it will help you.

It's better in the midfield, according to your size, strikers and defenders are not particularly suitable, you should be technical, able to attack and defend!

Assist-type right-back, physical strength that needs to be exercised The back also requires a lot of physical strength or right midfield, so it wastes your defensive ability, and physical strength is the key.

The midfielder needs to have a wide field of vision, good midfield scheduling ability (see Schweinsteiger, except for Gattuso's type), strong ability to run back and forth, and good physical strength. Full-backs and full-backs need more stamina to run back and forth. The passing field should be wider.

So I suggest that it may be better for the landlord to choose the defender.

Since the defensive awareness is good, especially the one-on-one defensive ability is outstanding, I recommend playing full-back, a position to test speed and physical fitness! The midfielder is also good, but the most important thing for the midfielder is to judge and deal with the entire offensive and defensive line, which requires a wide field of vision and awareness, and your speed advantage may not be able to play out.

Right wing-back.

Let's rule them out one by one.

The lower back generally requires strong physical condition, and your height and weight are slightly lacking, which may be difficult to become a barrier in the middle.

The right midfielder needs speed and explosiveness, as well as a precise long pass. You have speed, but you don't have good long passes.

Given your defensive awareness and ability, a full-back is the best option.

Identification done!

At this speed, the body type is still playing as a striker, and the defender can't bear your height and weight... Let's train physical strength, physical strength is more important than technology in China, come on, like Neymar, Messi learn... Hehe.

Let the elder brother move bricks as x and the younger brother as y

3x+4y=24

5x+6y=38

Find x=4 y=3

Therefore, the elder brother moved more bricks than the younger brother at a time.

Multiple x-y = 4-3 = 1 block.

It's also a good choice to play in the midfield position, and pay attention to timely assists.

Forward waist position. If you can't pass people, you still have a few assists.

Go forward, or go full-back.

Playing as a right winger is best suited to your passing.

The game between classes is actually casual, depending on your preference, play in the midfield

Attacking midfielders, positions like Baggio and Zinedine Zidane.

Best for Location:

Attacking full-back Template: Alves (Barcelona) Marcelo (Real Madrid) Point-grabbing striker Template: Inzaghi.

If the physical confrontation is poor, the defensive midfielders and central defenders can't play;

If the dribbling is poor, the attacking midfield and the playmaking midfield position are more difficult;

The advantages of good physical strength and timely defense are the basic requirements of full-backs, and your passing ideas are also good.

The main thing about a point-grabbing striker is your good physical strength, good running, and strong ability to grasp opportunities, if the team is in a counter-attacking position, you can play as a striker, and your strengths are just to be used.

As for the wing-backs and wingers, you need to dribble better, and your movement, off-ball running, forward and awareness can be used better.

The central defender, attacking and retreating, connecting the backfield and the front, focusing on defense, supplemented by offense, and being tall can compete for high-altitude balls. The physical confrontation must be improved, increase weight and strength, and dribble more, practice makes perfect. The main thing is a matter of mentality, in the face of a master, don't care if he is a master or not, the more master you have, the more serious you have to be, which is the essence of competitive sports.

Go and improve the physical confrontation now.

Full-back, depending on which foot you have better technique, see if you are on the left or right. It's not bad to have height to be a center forward.

High school forward, in view of the landlord's forward speed, he likes to move in the middle, the center is undoubtedly the best choice, practice more shooting skills and headers, I believe there is still a lot to do!