I m fit for the DE position, and I don t know what position I m suitable for

You're kind of like me, but I'm a pitcher, and the threes aren't bad

After hard work, it's up to you to see how well you can play.

You've practiced and practiced people, let's talk about it

Play a playmaking guard, also known as a point guard, dribble through well, pass well, have the ability to control the overall situation, it is best to be accurate in three points, according to physical fitness, such as dribbling fast and breaking through the body is strong, you can be like Roswall impact guard, if the physical fitness is not so good, you can be like Paul Curry, a traditional guard, to be good at using their own characteristics and shortcomings.

Small forward, 172 big forwards, centers are too short, guards don't need to be strong, they need flexibility and shooting, your situation is suitable for small forwards.

It mainly depends on the people you play with, if a lot of the people you play with are shorter than you, you are not the tallest, you play power forward, if you are tallest, you play center, if you are average, you play small forward, if you are short, but not the shortest, you play point guard, if you are the shortest, you play point guard. The center is the tallest, the power forward is the second-tallest, the small forward is third, the scoring guard is fourth, and the point guard is last.

According to the opponents around you, arrange your own suitable position and corresponding style of play, but after reading your information, I personally think you are suitable for playing small forward.

Shooting guards, small forwards are also fine. Practice shooting.

In the usual play, we don't need to set our position very clearly, the shooting is accurate or can pass people, the eye is fast enough, and we want to adopt.

It's similar to me, if you dribble well, it is recommended to pick one, and if you are a pioneer in the team competition, you must remember to grab the version.

Will you be beaten by force? It will be pf, not c

It is recommended that you play small forward, you are at a disadvantage in height and weight, it will be painful to play inside, guards emphasize shooting ability, small forwards are relatively average, breakthrough and singles requirements are relatively high, so you are very suitable for small forwards, you can refer to James's way of playing.

The young man has good physical fitness and can start from the power forward, but he must pay attention to the practice of basic skills.

Start playing from the inside, and then practice dribbling and shooting, at least practice almost, and when you are seventeen or eighteen, you can play a strong small forward, and the template is probably like Margety.

It is recommended that you play small forward, the small forward requirements are relatively average, you mentioned that you can grab the board, play with your back, break through, dribble well, you can develop in the direction of organizing small forwards, and the most important thing is to strengthen the practice of basic skills.

Small forwards, practice shooting, you can also play more inside, train your physical fitness, and it will be easier to break through.

Be a swingman like Anthony and practice shooting well.

If you're too thin, you'll be bullied, shoot from a distance, just don't rush.

Your weight is a little light, you can gain weight to about 75kg, and then properly practice strength training, with strength and weight, I think even if you play center, whether it is the back or the front, you can do it not be solid. But I still prefer you to play guard or small forward, and the template can be Evans or something.

Xiao Qian, play smartly with strangers, collect and play first, pass the ball more, and then attack more when you feel it.

Personally, I think that players with good mid-to-long range shooting and fast speed are difficult to defend, but if the dribble is not strong and the confrontation under the basket is poor, you are not suitable for the interior line, you can play as the team's small forward or scoring guard, after all, the players in these two positions need to have good projection ability, and you say that the defense is very good, then you are more suitable for small forward in these two positions, because small forward has always been synonymous with all-round players, they all need to have good defensive ability. They can let the little man break into the interior, but they can't let the pitcher score easily from the outside, so, on your terms, you're in the right position as a small forward, template: Maddie.

Peja is your template!! Let's shoot a small forward!! Hehe!! It's that simple!!

Small forward's shooting, point guard's speed, and if you're still talking about dribbling, try playing a swingman at a forward or a shooting guard! Like Kobe!

It's hard to hit the inside line at 175cm, because you're 17 years old, and it's not very likely to grow up. And your shooting is really bad to be honest, forty percent of the shooting percentage is generally the shooting benchmark of the swing man, but you are too short in terms of height, so I suggest you practice shooting, especially 3 points, pull-up jump shots, open shots, these are the basis of a guard, when being played by a big man, it is normal to have a bad defense, after all, basketball is a sport determined by height, looking at the NBA, the number of big men will always exceed the number of small people, So the defense against the big ones is also a kind of torture. Focus on being a point guard, practice your skills, and you'll be a good PG.

Answer: Because the shot is inaccurate, break in, get close to the basket, and the shooting rate is high. And elbow is originally part of the basketball game, which is already a small physical confrontation, if this can't be adapted, don't play basketball, basketball is a kind of sport that pays attention to physical confrontation, one is not good, and it is common to get people off the court directly.

Likes to score on the breakout layup and is suitable for point guards and shooting guards.

Question: 15 years old, weight 90 kg, height 182 cm. The shot is not accurate, the layup is basically hit every time, I will grab the board, make up the blue, and attack under the basket, what position should I play, how should I play? Please help me with this answer.

Answer: I noticed that you didn't say how good your shooting skills and dribbling skills are, what you mentioned are layups and back-to-back singles under the basket, if the shooting and dribbling are not bad, the height of 180 is still only suitable for guards.

Of course, playing with a high school student, I guess you can play in any position at your height, but pay attention to the coordination with your teammates. But if you're going to develop professionally, you have to learn all the skills of basketball, because you're only 15 years old now, and there's still a lot of room for future development, and you shouldn't set yourself up for what position you want to play very early. Adjust it later according to the change in height.

According to the development trend of basketball today, the guards are getting taller, the front line is getting stronger, and the center is getting less and less. And Chinese basketball has no shortage of forwards, but there are no excellent guards, so you can still work hard in this direction.

Finally, I wish you all the best!

Ask yes, do shooting guards need a lot of dribbling ability.

1. The shooting ability should be strong, the general scoring guard is responsible for scoring, so the projection ability is often required to be prominent, in the NBA, such as Jordan is the scoring guard, there is a certain jump shot and other shooting methods, and then with a high shooting rate, there is the potential to become an excellent scoring guard.

2. The body should be strong, and the breakthrough ability should be strong. Breaking through scoring is also what scoring guards often do, which requires scoring guards to have a certain ability to break through, and in the game, a certain strong body is needed to really break through more steadily.

3. Have certain organizational skills, although not an organizational guard, but the scoring guard must also have a certain organizational ability as a guard, which requires basic skills such as ball control and passing. It's also a key aspect of testing a shooting guard's versatility.

You can play small forward or point guard. Because although you have good skills, you are low in height, so these two positions are still more suitable for you.

Point guard or small forward, step up your mid-range jumper. You can also strengthen the breakthrough. Look at Tony Parker and you'll get the idea. I won't talk about how to practice!N (n greater than or equal to 50) balls are thrown every day.

Practice a little more mid-to-long-range shooting, and you can try to play point guard with the ball.

It depends, what grade do you have, and what kind of game do you play?

Power forward or center. There is weight and tonnage. Rebounding is good and shooting. The typical power forward. The first thing to improve in the inner line is the strength of the lower limbs. Stuck position, low post to defend the bridge branch.

Horizontal bar, dumb brigade, kick bell, dismantle, such as squatting, running back and forth, sprinting running.

First of all, I will say what position is suitable for playing, because at the beginning, the skills are very rough, the basic skills are not solid, how to say the position, I hope you first practice the basic skills, and then choose the position that suits you, in the process of practice, you will slowly find out what position is suitable for you to play, and then what position you want to play and what position you are suitable for you to play is not what others say, you have to do it, what others say is what others think, and the key is that you hope to help you.

Small Forward or Power Forward!After all, you are 16 years old, and 180 height is an advantage, and if you look at the big picture, you can develop into a small forward!

180 is not particularly high, but 16 is OK, in fact, I think you might as well try to play guard first, because the guard is very good at practicing basic skills, and then you can turn to the big front, and then you can turn to the small front. And the defenders are very conscious.

Do you study sports professionally, if you are professional, you will play small forward, if it is just a hobby, the inside line is the first choice.

You didn't even tell me how tall you !!

Bench I hate teammates who only have height and no awareness. I didn't know it, so I stayed aside. And consciousness is not something you say you can do well.