After the game was updated, how could the rebounds be so unsmooth

First of all, getting stuck doesn't guarantee that the rebound will be yours. Whether or not the landing point is within your control is what determines your chances of getting the board. In addition, if there is a gap in strength and reach with the opponent, then the chance of being snatched away will increase, even if it is within your control.

Getting blocked on the fast break means that your speed and jump height are inferior to the defensive side, and the more you dodge in this situation, the easier it is to get blocked. When both offense and defense are in similar positions, the best thing to do is to make physical contact with the opponent, or bounce off the opponent for a layup or make a foul. But pay attention to the protection of the ball when taking three steps to prevent the opponent from cutting the ball.

If the opponent is chasing the defense, slow down when the fast break is under the basket. Hold the opponent behind you and lean forward for a layup. Breakthrough exercises should still be combined with ball sense, physical exercises and breakthrough techniques.

This aspect is too long to describe one by one.

I didn't grasp the landing point well, and I didn't jump at the best time.

Stuck in the back, let them have a certain distance from their golfers, and also grasp the landing point and jump in time. The fast break has to pass the ball, and when you go to the basket, someone has to change the pace. The key to breakthrough is speed and change of direction, which requires the right and left hands to be flexible.

I don't know what kind of street basketball you're talking about, is it fancy or game-type? Freestyle is all about the skillful use of the ball and the coordination of the body! It is also necessary to have a sense of rhythm, the more the action is as good as possible, and the more difficult the better! But it's all about starting with the simplest!

The key to winning in game-based street basketball is the shooting rate, no matter how fancy the pass, without the shooting rate, it will be as useless as not scoring a goal in the past! There is also to break through, the biggest difference between street ball and the main game is that street ball focuses on individual skills, which is mainly based on breakthroughs, street ball does not have as many empty shots as in the main game, even if it pulls out the empty space, it will break through, because playing street ball is more for good looks, and the viewing of shooting is not as strong as the breakthrough! There are a lot of dunks in street ball, if you don't have excellent bounce and can't dunk, you can try the basket pull rod or change hands, these are very beautiful moves, and you can also do the practice of fake throwing and real passing, if you can do one-to-many, it is also very beautiful to do an excellent pass or break through the ball!

If you want to practice ball control, teach you a few methods: 1. Dribble with one hand, practice pulling back and forth before and after, this is the basic skill, and the left and right hands must be very proficient!

2. Dribble in a circle with one hand, a circle with a diameter of 2 meters is the most suitable, dribble with one hand, run in a circle, and don't drop the ball!

3. Don't look at the ball and dribble, this is the most basic thing for defenders, you can't watch the ball when dribbling, because you have to observe on the court, so your eyes can't look at the ball and dribble, you can try not to look at the ball and dribble in a straight line, walk first, then run, and finally add a point to change direction.

Fourth, changing hands to dribble, it seems very simple, but from the right hand to the left hand dribble, many people's movements will slow down or even deform, which requires that when doing the first exercise, the left and right hands must be proficient in dribbling!

Fifth, on the move, change hands behind your back! It's more demanding on the feel, but it's also a great way to get out of defense, because the ball changes hands from behind, the opponent can't break it, and it's more hidden when changing direction!

Sixth, dribbling under the crotch, you can practice the crotch on the spot first, this action is faster than changing hands behind to get rid of the defense! At the same time, the requirements for the left hand are also higher! The key to crotch dribbling is to be fast!

The lower the ball, the faster! This works on the ball sensation of your fingers (the first exercise is the ball sensation of the whole hand).

Once you've practiced these basic moves, you'll have a hard time getting tackles on the ball! It's actually easy to say, but it's not easy to keep practicing!

In a word, good ball control is actually to protect the ball and not expose the ball to the opponent's defensive range! At the same time, it needs to be able to move quickly!

You should be able to find that the above points have requirements for the left hand, and controlling the ball is not a matter of the right hand, and one hand cannot control the ball!

The rebounding and blocking mechanics have been changed.

It's good to adapt. I think there was something wrong with it before.

Now that I've changed it, I'm used to it, and it should be much better than before.

This is the same as the iOS mobile game Nindo Inheritance, which is changed according to the player's ideas.

Grab rebounds, seven points of attitude, two points of luck, one point of skill.

In fact, when playing fun, whoever works hardest will rebound the most.

But if you're serious, you're still skilled.

The more important thing is the card position, the rebound is not snatched out but the card is out, block the enemy behind you, face the rebound, resist him, and it's OK to catch the ball, even if the fire doesn't fall into his hands, a small elbow (no lethal small action), and then take it down.

If you have a tacit understanding with your teammates, it's okay to block all directions, but if you play far away, it's a character problem, and there's no way.

But if all the balls bounce far away, it's time to change the ball.

Grab rebounds, remember that the chassis is stable, judge the landing point and jump time, and then there is a question of physical fitness.

Whether you're playing a game or a real game.

Play games: When you grab a rebound, press the absolute Hu D, remember to press it, there will be a habit when grabbing rebounds and blocking, that is, a single point D, and press it very hard, haha, there is wood? So when you feel that your rebounds have absolutely grabbed me from the position, just press DD decisively, hehe.

Real Hit: Grab the backcourt rebound and turn it to your teammates to form a quick anti-rent big shot. When you grab a rebound in the front court, you can go straight to the basket yourself, or pass to a teammate.

Basketball teaching: After grabbing the rebound, how should you land and how to start passing? Basketball teaching: After grabbing the rebound, how should you land and how to start passing? Basketball teaching: After grabbing the rebound, how should you land and how to start passing?

Hehe, you're playing half-court The rules of half-court are different from full-court half-court In half-court, the defender who grabs the board has to dribble beyond the three-point line to show that the ball is exchanged, if it is the offensive side, you can go directly to the basket, and you can go directly to the basket when you receive the ball, the key is not to stop after receiving the ball, and the action must be coherent.

Under the basket, there is also a possibility of a three-second violation or a 24-second violation of the pass, and a normal shot will not be fouled or violated.

If you grab a rebound in the front court (your own shot misses), except for not being able to walk, go out of bounds, and violate the body, everything else is up to you.

If it is a backcourt rebound (the opponent misses a shot), the half-court system is to play the three-point line (the strict standard is the same three-point shot).

Maybe you're playing half-court street ball, usually such a bandit defensive rebound has to go out of the circle and then attack, as for dribbling or something, your teammates don't trust you.

Depending on whether you are playing half court or full court, you generally cannot shoot directly in half court, unless the ball is an offensive rebound.

You're playing half-time, right? In some places, the rule is that the offense has to take the ball out of the three-point line to attack, and either you dribble the ball out of the three-point line or pass it to someone else.

Are you talking about in-game or real-life?

If it's in the game, you can take a look at the rules of the game.

If it's actual, then maybe you're playing half-court, 3v3 or 4v4, and if the opponent throws the ball up and you grab the rebound, you need to bring out the three-point circle to attack again. If you shoot it yourself and you grab it, you can go straight to the basket!

If you are full-time, then you grab a defensive rebound or pass out, or you can attack with the ball, and if you grab an offensive rebound, then continue to attack.

Passing out, some places have to go out of the three-second zone, some have out of the three-point line, and half-court basketball is probably played like this.

Grab the backcourt rebound and turn it to your teammates to form a quick counterattack to score. When you grab a rebound in the front court, you can go straight to the basket yourself, or pass to a teammate.

If you play half court, the defender grabs the rebound and has to come back, and the frontcourt player doesn't have that kind of thing

Unless it's a jamming ball, it's = =

If you want to attack the rebound, you can shoot it directly, and if you defend the rebound, you can pass it and make a long pass.

You need to play a three-second zone in the half, and you can shoot directly in the whole court.

Are your frontcourt rebounds a backcourt rebound? Backcourt rebounds must be dribbled or passed.

When you play half-court, you need to get a three-point line for defensive rebounds.

You're talking about half-court play, where two teams play on half the court (i.e., a common basket). In this case, there is usually a rule. If you get a rebound in the frontcourt, you can shoot it directly (because your teammates threw it), and if you grab a rebound in the backcourt (the opponent missed), you have to let the ball go beyond the three-point line before you can attack.

As for how the ball gets out of the three-point line, you can choose to dribble it out or pass it out. In short, the principle is that the ball must be out of the three-point line before attacking (note that you are grabbing the backcourt rebound). If it's full-court (i.e. one basket for each team), there is no such problem, because you can only head the ball to the specified basket, otherwise it will be considered the opponent's score.

I don't know if I'm clear enough. If not, I can tell you more about it.

There's no such thing at all, you can dribble whatever you want after grabbing a rebound, as long as you don't break the rules.

It must be someone else's mistake, or you played too well and deliberately embarrassed you, anyway, there was no foul, and I hope to choose it.

Grab the rebound in the front court and continue to shoot. Rebounds in the backcourt are quick counterattacks.

Grab the backcourt rebound pass, grab the frontcourt rebound to pass and shoot.

The first thing to see is whether you grab a frontcourt rebound or a backcourt rebound:

If you grab a frontcourt rebound, you can directly make a layup or dunk to form a secondary score, and if you can't score directly, you can pass to the outside to let your teammates shoot or reorganize the offense.

If you grab a backcourt rebound, pass the ball directly to your teammates quickly to form a quick counterattack, or grab the rebound and protect it, and then advance with the ball to form a fast break or half-court position.

An excellent athlete should have a good overall view after grabbing a rebound, and make the most reasonable handling of the ball at the first time.

You don't see the right time to jump, someone else jumps up and takes the ball away when you're about to touch it, you can't take a step slow or a step faster, try to be a strong rebounder, someone else is stuck behind, and then watch when the ball is going to go from the attacker, judge when it's going to fall, and also pay attention to your opponent and the person you are stuck to grab the rebound, you can't just ignore him, just grab it yourself.

Are you talking about games or reality?

Look at the timing and? Watch the shadow of the ball Press the arrow keys in the button that rises to 80% to grab the rebound

You have to get in a good position, and when the ball bounces up and is about to fall, quickly press D, and you may be able to grab it.

Stand in your seat, and when you look at it, press d to jump up and get the rebound.