What position should I play in basketball 5, what position should I play in basketball

14 is 180 tall, not bad, center, big forward. Except for the defenders, you're very well-rounded.

According to your situation, it is recommended that you play the guard position, and I personally feel that there are several benefits;

1. The person who defends your position, your advantage is more prominent.

3. Make your short board skills get effective exercise.

4. Comprehensive development of personal ability.

14 years old 180 is very powerful, but your template should be Garnett or Bosh The height and weight of the center are still a little lacking, play power forward, have a wide range of activities, and you have an advantage against you.

Tell me about your favorite players, at least 3.

If you plan to play well in the future, you are now 14 years old, and there is hope for your height, it is recommended to increase your dribbling skills, and after your dribbling skills improve, your breakthrough ability will increase significantly, so that in the future you can be a swing man in the position of shooting guard and small forward, **need to go**, and can play your own level.

As for the current conditions, you can play power forward (because you're only 14 years old, everyone is at the same level), you can use Duncan as a template, practice more, hopefully.

Your current height and weight I think you can define yourself as an interior player, you can try more power forward and center positions, and occasionally you can play small forward. Practice more footwork and low-post singles, as well as a lot of card positions and mid-to-long-range jumpers, which are all basic skills.

According to your situation, it is recommended that you play the forward position, preferably in the big forward, and the small forward should have a certain ability to break through. Of course, it's no problem to play as a center forward in your age group.

Battle is centered on him, with 3 people on the periphery and one free man! With you as the axis and teammates passing and cutting, you have a chance to go to the basket or go down to the bottom to grab the board.

3-point mid-range shooting is more accurate, rebounding is good, defense is good and height of 180, it is recommended to play small front or big forward, one focuses on the outside and the other focuses on the inside, choose according to your own preferences.

I'm also 180, I play center, but the center has to have good foot movement, according to your situation, if you are not too tall in your team, you can play power forward.

Big front or small front, with the current physical conditions and technical characteristics and your age is recommended to play big front, after practicing dribbling breakthrough ability will be enhanced, you will meet stronger opponents and teammates in the future, then it is best to play small forward, because you have three-point ability It is difficult to practice, and then strengthen your own dribbling and breakthrough, a typical small forward, fourteen years old is very promising, work hard to train into a good university, there is a chance to play cuba, good!

It must be a guard, so tough, because you say that the breakthrough and dribbling are average, so let your teammates do the main offense, you just wait to grab rebounds and receive long shots, and just score goals. (Of course, this is purely personal advice) such a strong body, I hope you make good use of it!!

Dizzy.. It's in your school, you think you're very strong in rebounding, very strong defensively, very good at playing, right? 3 points are you a ladies shot? Either you have a lot of strength and wrist strength. Haven't you ever gone out to fight? Just immersed in your own school?!

At the age of 14, 180 is considered to be relatively top-notch among his peers, but you can consider practicing dribbling, and you can play C at present, but the future development will still be based on your height.

Starting from the back, even if you improve your physical fitness in the future, playing at the back will only make you stronger. And it can be adapted to other locations.

Small forward. If you have these conditions, you usually start from a small forward. My conditions were similar to yours at first. Later, I slowly learned to control the ball, and I can be a swingman for a striker!

In China, you can play five positions, hehe.

Dribbling and shooting are average, forget it, center.

Power forwards, like Nowitzki, may still be developing and growing taller, depending on how tall you are in the future.

If you are of average height in your team, it is recommended to play as a striker, and if you are tall, play as a center

At your age, you can hit the big front.

Both power forwards and centers are fine!

First, if the landlord is a player with a strong desire to score, it is recommended that the landlord practice the three points well, because the landlord's height can almost only hover between the guards, and the forwards are basically not suitable for the landlord, so if the landlord wants to score, he has to practice the basic skills of shooting basketball and be an SG (scoring guard).

Second, if the landlord's teammates have a better sense of scoring and a better overall view, plus the landlord's own dribbling is more stable, he can improve his speed to be a PG (organizational defender).

Third, if the landlord is physically strong, has good jumping, has outstanding personal ability, has strong singles ability, and has a good sense of protecting rebounds, he can try to play the SF (small forward) position in school

If the rebounding is good, you can play power forward; If rebounding and defense are average, you can play small forward. In fact, you are still young, your height will change, it is recommended that you don't care too much about the position, comprehensively improving basketball skills is the king, too early stereotype is not conducive to future improvement. Pau Gasol has played in five positions from childhood to big field to get to where he is today.

I don't know how your speed is, if your speed is good, and the layup is relatively stable, it is recommended that you play a small forward, with fast break, open shot, breakthrough point as the main means of offense, and when defending, it is still more advantageous to defend against the top of the arc with your height.

Both defenders and small forwards are OK. However, it is still recommended that you practice the three points on time! I will share with you a professional **basketball**-wohoops basketball network, which has a lot of professional **teaching and training methods, I hope it will help you learn basketball.

Small forward or power forward. If the shot is prone to interference, then the small forward, and if the shot is fast and the awareness is good, then the power forward.

I think the defender's control of the ball and the organization of the attack, although there is no super offensive ability, but there is a super strong control of the ball, a wonderful pass, that is also quite handsome, I prefer that kind of It's just that I am tall and the center of gravity is unstable, only playing the center, it's too miserable, the above is just a suggestion, what position you like or decide by yourself...

Omae is the best choice! Eat a small one inside, eat a center outside and shoot a center, and you can also dismantle more guards for the file, ok? Hope .........

Small forward is more suitable for you, Anthony, James is not like that?

Small forwards are more suitable for you.