Let s basketball! Ask an experienced golfer! （W）

You definitely have to play as a striker.

Listen to me talk about friends.

1.Organizational defender: You don't like to dribble the ball, but like to receive the ball, which means that you must not play a playmaking defender, because PG is the one who carries the ball, and the dribbling skills must be first-class, so don't think about organizing a defender.

2.Shooting guard: You say you shoot averagely, so you can't score, because the shooting you score has to be accurate.

3.Center: Your height and weight are not dominant, the center must be tall and big, so don't think about it.

4.Ohmae: Of course, Daizen must have height and basket singles skills, and you have this, and you say that you are good at rebounding, then this also has the advantage of Daimae.

5.Komae: What is Komae? The small front is an all-round position, you have to know any skills, rebounding, shooting, breaking, singles, you can do all of these, right? And this is also in line with Komae's requirements.

As for the big forward or small forward, which one you play depends on your height, if you have an advantage in height, you will have a big forward, or you will have a small forward.

I'm so tired that I'm typing so many words, I'm going to do it!

You can't change your height, you can improve your physical fitness and technique as well as your confrontation ability.

Looking at your style of play, although you are not tall, you can control the rebound, which proves that you are not a soy sauce player, even if your half-court ability is not good, you can also be a good blue-collar worker for the team, responsible for grabbing the board and passing, the Rockets' Hayes is your imitation object, don't forget that he only has the height of SG.

I'd suggest you focus on the inside, because I've never seen a PG who can't dribble the ball, and of course there's a guy named O'Neal who calmly disproves my theory. However, in the long run, you can still occasionally look for a touch on the outside, and the likes of Rashid and Oku are all outside center types, so the opponent has to accompany you inside. But you still have to stay on the inside, at least defensively, and you have to try to reduce the opponent's score on the inside as much as possible.

Strength... Physical strength is not good... I like to run back and catch the ball. . . What a strange combination ...

It is recommended that you try SG to improve your shooting ability and penetration, which will facilitate your offense and passing.

Stick to long-distance running every day, and your physical strength will soon rise (but you have to persevere, you have to start all over again if you break it) Your reference character: Byron Davis (I personally like it), you can look at his offense, I think it is very suitable for your physical condition (although it is a little ugly, but it is very practical) Sitting and playing, great! (and not afraid of breaking, and can bully players who are smaller than you, and can pass the ball).

There is also Pierce, which is also a kind of monster of power + technology.

You're a lot like Lowry of the Rockets, not tall, physically strong, good at breaking, and weak in shooting. You can watch more of his games, and I personally think you should play playmaking guard, practice dribbling more, and if you say you have a good vision, it proves that you can lead the whole team's offense, come on, and strive to be a power guard like Lowry.

Go for the small front, but your mid-range shot must be steady, and it will be an open shot, but don't waste it, which will not only not improve your skills, but also make you lose the trust of your teammates.

Power forward, low post singles ability, passing vision, rebounding, and you like muscular guys.

It's all right for you, height is not a problem, Hayes is short enough to play center.

It's very simple, the lack of height limits the development of your inside line, or switch to playing as a defender, the quality of the defender can be exercised, and it is OK to strengthen the speed and skill training, and you can also show off on the street when the time comes!!

Slam Dunk Episode 27.

Crying from the beginning to the end.

Mitsui's love for basketball, if I just talked about it, just because I played the ball well and enjoyed the aura of the protagonist, I would be indifferent.

With the sensational and enthusiastic **, the picture of Mitsui Shou escaping from the hospital and playing basketball on the basketball court alone resurfaced in front of him. There is light in his eyes when he sees basketball! found that his leg "didn't hurt anymore", and his whole body bloomed instantly!

It's better not to let him play basketball than to let him die. Even if he knew that there was a 99% chance that the old injury would become even more serious, and even if it was only a 1% fluke - yes, it was a fluke - he was happy to play in the national league, and a hundred were willing! Is he stupid?

Didn't he know that he was gambling with his own body? And the probability of winning is only 1%?

How stupid is he, he loves it! Don't you understand? Love is sacrifice!

Can love without sacrifice be called love? Is love complete if there is no sacrifice in love? He touched me because of the sacrifices he made to play basketball!

I was moved precisely because I was making sacrifices for what I loved.

Inoue Yuhiko finally couldn't bear to live on Mitsui Shou and showed himself fiercely! Mitsui's love for basketball is exactly what Inoue loves for manga! He is such a temperamental person, and I began to like him.

Even, because of Inoue and his "Slam Dunk", I started to like Japan! What the! Love Japan!

Little Japan has invaded China's eight-grid tooth road! But it can't be helped! Who let Little Japan have artists like Yuhiko Inoue and anime like "Slam Dunk"!

They touched me, inspired me, and even gave me the strength to struggle! The love of good things has triumphed over narrow national hatred.

Because of "Slam Dunk", my childhood is a little more worth recalling, and my youth is more powerful! Thank you so much Yuhiko Inoue for those wonderful works! I hope that one day, I will be able to create works that convey beauty and power!

That's a good life.

I just want to be beautiful in my heart!

When you attack, you rely on your feet, you stand firm, you shoot when he occupies the basket, you control the distance, you fake when he comes out, and the best way to face this kind of center is to shoot.

When he goes to the basket, you can't beat him.

So what you have to do is when he takes the first step or the second part, he slaps the ball in his hand, and he hits his hand a few times, and you know when it's time to hit his ball.

A rookie experience for many years.

Offensively, it would be unwise to learn from the outside with mid-to-long-range shots, or to use their feet and body like Scola to force them.

If you defend, you can defend it, don't go out when you get to the free throw line, if you want to make a hard break, stick to force him to slow down and let the guard wrap it, and if he has been on the outside, let the guard help the defense and don't mark.

If I were you, I would try to use my flexibility to play with him, and if it was his, I would shoot around the three-point line, and I did.