How to have a good vision of ball control

Learning to dribble without looking at the ball is the so-called dribbling touch, and when you don't look at the ball and make sure that the ball doesn't get lost, you can free up your eyes to observe the whole court

1.You have to have good ball control skills and always watch the movement of the players on the pitch.

2.The whole team has to have a fixed tactical coordination, so that you know when and where to go. Most of the time empty seats are created.

3.There must be a tacit understanding between the players in the team, what everyone is good at, and when they are used to having a number in their hearts.

3.There is also a selfless character, so that your teammates will obey you.

Visual field is related to height, but it is not a decisive factor.

To have a good vision, you must first not be very alone when playing, if you always think that you will score, you will not give the ball to others, and you must practice dribbling well, only when you dribble well can you have the opportunity to dribble while observing the position of your teammates on the court. And you can only observe the situation on the court when you break through if you dribble well, and it is better to practice both left and right hands, and sometimes you need the right hand and sometimes the left hand to pass. When you play, you need to observe your teammates' positions and movements at all times, so that you can pass the ball as soon as possible, and you can't hesitate to pass it immediately.

It is also very important to have good teammates, and if teammates don't run in position, they are actually in vain.

First of all, you have to practice awareness , you have to have the brain to play, if you are a playmaker, you have to know in what situation, what tactics you want to use to organize the team, and in what situation your teammates will have opportunities.

Then there is the need to observe the position of your teammates and the opponent to find the weaknesses of the opponent.

You need to know where the ball is passing so that your teammates can comfortably receive the ball and complete the attack.

As a very simple example, Yao Ming is more dangerous when he gets the ball closer to the basket, and if he receives the ball near the 3-point line, then he can't pose a direct threat to the basket because he can't break through and his long shot is not a strong point.

The so-called vision is to be expanded with the mind, not the eyes.

The chameleon has a large field of vision, but even if it is more than 2 meters tall and walks upright, it cannot play basketball because it has no basketball awareness.

1.Proficient dribbling is the most basic point, develop the habit of raising the head to dribble, that is, dribbling without looking at the ball, a good point guard will regard basketball as a part of his body, always follow his body movements, look at the entire half of the court with his eyes, and judge the opportunities and possible opportunities.

2.Pay more attention to assists in real training games and actual battles, don't overthink yourself to show yourself, know the position of your teammates before passing, don't think about passing when you are surrounded by opponents, and make purposeful passes that you understand.

3.Usually train and practice with teammates to reach a tacit understanding, such as blocking and splitting the ball, and being familiar with the running route of teammates should be able to know the position of teammates without looking.

A point guard, that is, a playmaker. It's the soul of the whole team. It's very demanding.

It can bring, can pass, has a wide field of vision, can break through, and can also shoot at critical moments. Of course, the main thing is to dribble and pass. The main thing is that the ball nature should be good!

All kinds of dribbling, you have to practice! Dribbling, the lower the better, and at the same time not looking at the ball, but observing the situation on the court, which is also part of dribbling! In observation, be good at seizing opportunities to pass!

Familiarize yourself with your teammates' habits and shooting points!

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The above big paragraph, obviously pasted and copied, it's not interesting, let me talk about my personal experience, a good point guard must have a strong ability to read the game, he is the coach on the court, and he is relying on him to command the overall situation. Therefore, to become a good point guard, you must first know the characteristics of your teammates, such as the running position of your teammates, playing habits, etc., which is what point guards must master. Again, you have to have a good tempo, fast when you should be fast, slow down when you should be on the offensive side, timing is very critical for a point guard, this is called the ability to read the game.

In addition, it is necessary to practice good ball control skills and prevent the opponent's steals, which is the foundation of being a good point guard. Never dribble with your head down, keep your head up, watch your teammates' movements, time your shots, and make passes. You can play a little more full-game (not necessarily at half-time) to gain experience and awareness, and it takes a long time to develop into a good point guard.

Also, I hope you give me extra points.

Practice ball control. Don't look at the ball. Look ahead. and command teammates. In any situation, you should be optimistic about the movement of your teammates. I can divide as much as I can! At the same time, of course, it depends on whether your teammates' scoring environment is better than yours!

While dribbling, keep your eyes on your teammates and find a good moment to pass the ball.

First, you must practice dribbling first, you can't look at the ball to dribble, the ball is dribbling, it won't be broken, and then you have the energy to see the position of your teammates. Second, it is generally to look directly at the defender in front of him, and then use his peripheral vision to watch the running of his teammates, and also be familiar with the habitual shooting points of the players and have a strong ability to predict.

3. Supplementary Notes:

If you want to achieve the realm of open vision, you need to have solid basic skills, be able to observe the running of your teammates while controlling the ball, and you must think about how to play before making a move, whether it is to pass or break through, and pay attention to the running position of your teammates as a playmaker, especially the forward and center.