I m 1 70 where I should be in a good position I dribble a little bit more than anything else

170, the bounce is so good, such a good quality is really condescending not to play the organizational guard.

It is recommended that you play playmaking defenders and practice your dribbling, dribbling is practiced.

It's almost as good as organizing defenders to dribble, break, pass, and be conscious.

You play a scoring guard a bit of a talent, the scoring guard only needs to shoot the breakthrough well, so it is recommended that you play organization, the organization guard is the soul of the court, the initiation point of the attack.

I'm just playing playmaking guards, and I abuse any of the scoring guards in my class.

Because the ability to organize defenders is too comprehensive.

Junior 2 170 is no problem in terms of height, but small forwards require a well-rounded skill, that is, both inside and outside, if you prefer to shoot outside or guard in offense, it is suitable for you. A high hit rate is your advantage.

Defensive small forwards are under more pressure than guards because you're responsible for rebounding. Bounce well to help you rush for rebounds on the outside, which is an advantage. At the same time, it is also necessary to have the technology of internal line card position.

Small forwards generally have to suppress the opposing arrowheads, and if the defensive effort is not enough, it is not a competent small forward.

If you are not a professional basketball player, in fact, the profession will not be so fine, and capable people such as magicians can play 5 positions. So, practice the basic skills and cooperate more. This is the most basic requirement for an outside player.

That's when you can find your place in any team, not limited by the team environment, and you can fill in what you lack.

The 2-point and 3-point shooting percentage is very high, and based on your situation, it is very suitable for Kobe's position - the No. 2 position.

First of all, as a sophomore, you have the height, buddy, you can dry up in style!

Also, you have speed, which is very important, as long as you have a good space, play fast attack, OK.

Also, if you say that you dribble poorly, it means that it is suitable for the comparison in your class, hehe, then give the point guard to the one who is better than you dribble, which can reduce your mistakes.

Finally, you have bounce, so, on the scoring guard, as a junior high school student, you can be proud!!

Hehe, personal opinions, shortcomings, brother, forgive me, according to your own situation!!

It's not up to you what position you have, it depends on the teammates you're playing with, and if you're the highest, play center. The shortest plays at the back. If your teammates dribble well, you play center, and if you break through, you play forward.

It's all wild ball, and there are no tactics, how happy to play, and it's not professional, even if it's professional, but their position is very tangled, is Maddie a defender or a striker? Is Duncan a center or forward? So you'd better be able to do anything, be all-round, and learn all kinds of techniques.

Since the bounce is good, let's play power forward, like Sakuragi Hanamichi, dominating the basket is dominating the basketball court. Of course, you have to practice the basic skills well......

Defenders are still more suitable for you.

At your age, you should play small forward, and pay attention to blocking and running in the offensive and defensive areas. Dolly's own strengths.

I think a point guard is more suitable for you, first of all, awareness is the most important, the overall situation, the team players are very important, the point guard is the soul of the team, although the ball control is not good, you can practice, after all, it is only the second year of junior high school, and when you practice well, it will definitely attract the attention of a group of girls in high school, hehe.

It doesn't matter where you are, just train your body.

But if you really want to set a position to practice, just remove the big front and the center. 170 isn't too tall and doesn't know your weight.

Point guards have to practice defense, dribbling and passing, which are all very talented.

Offensive guards practice three-point shooting, sudden acceleration and basketing, three-point and acceleration can become a talent as long as they practice every day, but basketry still depends on talent.

Small forwards practice rebounding, projection and bounce, projection can be practiced as a mid-range shot or long shot, rebounding must be practiced with a good body and position, and bounce can also be practiced, but no talent can not be like those in the NBA.

Hope you're satisfied.

If you don't dribble or shoot well, go inside.

Don't be intimidated by someone else's height.

Think of Barkley and Rodman's heights.

Practice more, practice more, play with your brain, the foundation is very important, my situation is similar to yours, and I am definitely not fast, but I practice endurance diligently.

Look up to iverson, there's nothing to hesitate Defender, practice dribbling hard Basketball is not something that can be played well in a day or two.

Point guard. The basic skills are solid in February.

The rest depends on talent.

You're not fit to play professionally, and it's good to play and exercise.

Small forwards play and exercise well.

Point guard! Great as Iverson!!

170 Like basketball, play whichever position can score?

If you don't play professionally, it's best to be a center If you have good basic skills, people in life are generally not very high.

You can play big before and practice to be Barkley!

If you bounce well, you'll go as a power forward. Street basketball games are all 170pf too. Or free position! It would be nice to play more.

16 years old. It's a little shorter.

Can only play possession.

Scoring guards, practice shooting more, and play games where there are open spaces to score.

170 is enough for the first year of junior high school, I was only 168 when I was in the first year of junior high school, you don't have particularly distinct positional characteristics when you play streetball, you can only be all-round and then particularly prominent in a certain aspect, I personally recommend the swing man, Maddie can give you a lot of help.

If you don't know how to dribble, then grab the board under the rebound first.

For the time being, you can play a big front.

Scoring guards, or organizing guards, provided that they are familiar with basketball.

In the first year of junior high school, he was 170, and after that, he was either very tall or short among his peers.

Practice diligently!! It will be a great thing!

The best position is the free man, that is, the position in front of the central defender, this position can not only give full play to your physical fitness, good defense, but also because you have many players on your own side and many passing lines, you can give the ball to your teammates next to you for organization at the first time after the steal, so as to dilute your weaknesses. If your side is besieging an opponent, you can always insert an assist. The reason why a good player is good is not that he is better than other players in all aspects, because he knows that he can play to his strengths and avoid weaknesses, give full play to his strengths, and downplay his weaknesses, so that he can have a good future!

If you are under 175 in height, the speed is not slow, fullbacks, wingers, etc., Ashley Cole, Carlos, etc., you can do it, if you are high, the midfielder can't pay attention to the ball passing, and the ball is not good This position is difficult It means that there is no ability to cooperate Although you really want to pass the ball to others, so you have to practice passing.

You can also attack the avant-garde, the most important thing is a long-range shot, right? But it's a defensive striker, and it's the same with Kuyt, a defensive striker... If the speed is a little slower, you can only rely on physical strength to get back and center back. +u t ball happy wahaha.

Defenders, you pass the ball poorly, you don't have a striker, you can't get a striker, it's very likely, you can only be a midfielder or a defender.

The back is actually reluctant, but the back requires players to be able to run and fight well, which is good.

Look at your height, if you are tall, the central defender or the midfielder, if you are short, the back is OK.

Central defenders and midfielders!

And then there's the striker.

A midfielder or wing-back is physically demanding.

It is highly recommended to learn from Gattuso, play in central midfield, and chase prey like an eagle.

Central defender or midfielder, buddy, I'll support you

Central defender!! Great centre-back!!

Personally, I think a small forward is more suitable for you, first of all, your height is not suitable for a center, but your bounce is better, so you can make full use of this advantage and practice dribbling more.

Your height is not a loss to you, you can be a control position, but if you want to talk about poor dribbling, then I think the control position is out of play......Rebounds are strong, obviously a tall meter rebound can be strong to **? Center?

Therefore, if you practice dribbling, shooting, and control, let's develop the ...... of the position

Small forward, take the ball near the baseline, dribble only once after turning, stride to the inside, and use the bounce to hit the basket.

Sichuan Normal University, Chengdu University, these are good.

Buy a book for filling in the volunteers, the above is very complete, and then look at the source of students in each school, the first choice can fill in the school with sufficient students, which is the so-called "good two", and the second choice is to fill in those schools with insufficient students over the years, which is the so-called "poor two".

The most important thing to pay attention to when dribbling is to protect the ball, which is the most basic requirement, for example, when you break through with your right hand, you should use your left hand to block the defender (provided that the range of action is not too large), do not rush to others head-on, use more feints to swing the defender, open up the space, so that the hit rate is high.

One more point: pay attention to the lower center of gravity when dribbling, which is conducive to forcing a breakthrough to the basket.

Pay attention to warm up, otherwise it is easy to cramp and so on.

When I dribble, my left hand stretched out, and when a boy came to grab it, I pushed it with my hand, and the ball was protected.

Playing depends on inspiration and talent. How can there be so many broken rules. Pedantic.

Even if you are taught by a good coach, you can't be talented. "Feeling (feel, ball feeling)" is something that only those who understand understand it.

When dribbling, keep your feet naturally open in front and back, your knees slightly bent, your upper body slightly forward, your head raised, and your eyes level. The non-dribbling arm is raised flat at the elbow to protect the ball. The amplitude of the footwork and the flexion of the joints of the lower limbs vary with the speed and height of the dribble.

When dribbling, open your fingers and touch the ball with your fingers and the outer edge of your palm, without touching the ball with your palm. When dribbling low, the wrist joint is mainly used as the axis, and the strength of the wrist and fingers is used to dribble; When dribbling high in front of the body and changing direction to high dribble, the elbow joint is mainly used as the axis, and the strength of the forearm, wrist and fingers is used to dribble; The side- or side-to-side pull-up high dribble mainly uses the shoulder joint as the axis, and uses the strength of the upper arm, forearm, wrist, and fingers to dribble. When slapping the ball, the hand should be sent up and down with the ball, and the time to control the ball should be extended as much as possible, which is conducive to protecting the ball and changing the movement according to the situation on the court.

The position of the paddle on the ball is determined by the direction and speed of the dribble. The part of the racket is different, so that the angle of incidence of the dribble and the reflection angle of the ball are also different. When dribbling on the spot, tap the top of the ball.

When dribbling forward, tap the ball above the back. When dribbling, you should control the landing point of the ball, so that the ball is completely within your control, so that you can use your upper body, arms and legs to protect the ball at any time; And it also needs to be easy to use technology. For example:

When the ball is dribbling forward without defense, the ball should be landed on the side of the body and kept an appropriate distance according to the speed of the advance. When the opponent is pressing the defense, the ball should be kept away from the opponent, and the side-to-side defense dribbling method should be used to control the landing point of the ball in the side and back of the body, so as to better protect the ball and seize the fighter in time to change the dribbling method to break through the defense When dribbling, it is necessary to coordinate the movement speed and dribble speed, and maintain a reasonable rhythm of action. Whether you can maintain the coordination of footwork and hand movements, the key lies in the position of the racket, the choice of landing point and the use of force.

The faster the footsteps move, the farther back and lower the part of the slap on the ball, the farther the landing point, and the greater the force of the slap on the ball and **. When dribbling, the hand paddle should maintain a certain proportion and rhythm with the ball and footsteps. Dribble in a straight line, generally shoot the ball once and run two steps.

Warm up first Don't push too hard.

Don't expose the ball, always block defenders with your body, and the same goes when you break through. And pay attention to the running of your teammates, the ball goes with the person, practice more, and improve the control of the ball. With technology and experience, all problems are solved.

Organizing the defender... Required... I'm in a similar situation to you, just a little bit taller than you, 172 has been playing playmaking and believing in yourself, playmaking is the soul of the team.

Let's play point guard, I am not tall, it is recommended to practice breakthroughs, and then divide the ball and create opportunities for teammates to assist.

Try to mention the shooting guard, a small outfielder, no one can beat!

Big Striker!! PF Shoot Score. Also grab the board. Like the NBA, Gasol, Nowitzki. Small forwards are all-rounders. But this brother is not very good at dribbling.

When you're defending, a power forward or a center, because you need rebounds.

When attacking, the power forward or the small forward, because there are baskets.