What are some tips for running a shooting guard?

There are four types of shooting guard runs: off-ball runs, ball-taking runs, ball-based runs, and defensive runs.

1. Running without the ball.

This situation only refers to your off-ball running when your partner gets the ball, if your partner is in the three-second zone or outside the three-point line when the opponent is very tightly defended, then you have to choose to run under the basket, because at that time the basket should be empty, scoring is the easiest, but pay attention, when running to the basket, your partner will pass the ball to you, however, between the two of you, it is best not to use the opponent's player, so that the pass may be wrong. If the opposing player is defending you very tightly and you can't get to the basket, you run to your partner with the ball, go to pick him up, you run behind him and he gives you the ball, at which point your partner is likely to block the player who is defending you, so that it is easy to handle the ball when there is a gap. If your partner gets the ball in the three-second zone, you don't run to the three-second zone, wander around the perimeter, if the opposing player runs with you, you suddenly run in the opposite direction, it is very likely to throw off the opponent's defense, at this time your partner passes the ball to you, it is the easiest to form a score.

But keep in mind that it's best not to leave the opposing player between you and your companion.

2. Take the ball and run.

Take the ball and run, if the opponent is defending you is also a guard, then don't get too close to him, it is easy to be caught by the ball, when the opponent's defense is too strict, then you had better choose to pass, looking for opportunities, this time of running, I think it can be divided into SG and PG, two kinds, SG's mid-range shot is very accurate can run to the three-point line to shoot mid-shot. PG's 2 points are not very accurate, you can run to the basket, have a chance to go to the basket or shoot from close range, etc., if the gang pulls out a vacant position, pass it to him, or no one is in a state to receive it empty, but when the time is it, PG's 2 points are very accurate.

3. The running position of the ball.

If you don't score, if your partner's rebounding position is good, then go outside, run to the air, your partner will take the rebound, pass to you when you score, if your partner's position is not good, you can't get the rebound, but at the same time, the opponent's position is not good, you can't get the rebound, you have to run to the point where the ball falls, if the ball must be the opponent's rebound, you have to follow the opponent's other player to run, do a good job of defense.

Fourth, defensive running.

Pay attention to the opponent's counterrun, keep up, if it is not facing the opposing offensive player, do not grab the ball, if you can't catch it, the opponent will have a chance to shoot, be sure to follow closely and try to get the opponent stuck outside.

It mainly depends on the tacit understanding between the ball carrier and you, using the cover of your companions to intersperse, leaving the bottom line, etc

There are four types of basketball guard runs: off-ball runs, ball-taking runs, shot-based runs, and defensive runs.

1. Running without the ball: This situation only refers to running without the ball when the teammate gets the ball, if your partner is very tightly defended by the opponent outside the three-second zone or the three-point line, then you must choose to run under the basket, because it is easiest to score under the basket when it should be empty.

2. Take the ball and run: If the opponent's defense is also a defender, then don't get too close to him and it is easy to be caught by the ball.

The shooting guard is very accurate, you can run to the three-point line and shoot the shot, now many people are still very uncomfortable with 2 points, the point guard's 2 points are not very accurate, you can run to the basket, have a chance to go to the basket or shoot close to the like, if your companion pulls out the empty space, pass to him or no one else in the state of the empty catch, but when the time comes, the point guard's 2 points are very accurate.

3. The running position of the ball: At this time, look at the ball path after shooting, and look at the rebounding position of teammates after the ball is shot. If you don't score, if your partner's rebounding position is good, then go outside, run to the air, your partner wins the rebound, and the pass is free to score.

If your partner is not in a good position and can't get the rebound, but at the same time the opponent's position is not good and you can't get the rebound, you have to run to the point where the ball lands, and if the ball is definitely the opponent's rebound, you have to run with another player on the other side to do a good job of defense.

4. Defensive run: pay attention to the opponent's counter-run, keep up, if it is not facing the opponent's offensive player, don't catch the ball, if you can't catch the opponent, you will have a chance to shoot, you must follow closely and try to keep the opponent stuck outside.

The average point guard is the smallest player on the roster, but there are many tall point guards like Magic Johnson in the NBA in modern basketball. In basketball, after serving, it is usually the point guard who attacks by dribbling the ball across the half court and passing the ball to his teammates.

Therefore, the players who generally serve as point guards are the players with the best ball control ability and the strongest assist ability in the team. Point guards tend to be leaders on the court, and many teams rely on point guards to decide on their offensive routines.

A point guard needs to have a strong ability to control the game, to master the offensive time and game time of both sides of the game, to control the tempo of the game, and to deliver the ball to the best scorer. That's why point guards are often referred to as coaches on the court.

Empty running, block the difference, run a lot of yourself, let yourself have more empty space, so that you can catch the ball and shoot, run more outside, and help your teammates block the difference. After blocking the difference with the dribble, run effectively, catch and shoot. Like the Celtics' scoring post.

You should know who it is. See for yourself. Tell you you don't look at it.

Ray Allen.

I don't want to say much about the specific details, but I have to feel it myself, and the general direction is to reduce the repeated horizontal runs and increase the longitudinal (that is, between the inside and outside) back and forth, so that I prefer to throw off the defender.

Generally speaking, it is to use the cover of teammates to find gaps, and if there are no teammates to block and dismantle for you, then as the upstairs said air cut, reverse run.

Empty cut reverse run Princeton play.

The basic running methods in soccer can be broadly divided into the following three types:

1。A side-run is a run in which a runner inserts the outside from behind the ball carrier. This type of movement is often used in the combination of wing-backs and full-backs, with the defenders taking advantage of the gap left behind the opposition to step forward and insert the assist from behind the wing-backs when they get the ball.

This tactic is often seen in teams that focus on attacking from the wings. Carlos, Cafu and Grosso are all good at edging.

2。Running behind is when the attacking player inserts himself behind the defender. This kind of running method is often used by the striker in the middle of the game when the attack is carried out, when the striker inserts behind the defender, the midfielder sees the opportunity to stuff the ball to the striker, and the striker goes straight into the opponent's defense, giving the opponent a fatal blow, because the middle is the defensive point of each team, each team will hoard heavy troops to defend, so the success rate of this straight plug is generally not very high, and it is necessary to have a good tacit understanding between the running and passing players.

3。Diagonal running refers to a running position that approximates the diagonal line of the court. Diagonal runs are divided into outward diagonal runs and inward diagonal runs.

The main purpose of running outside diagonally is to move the ball to the weaker side of the defense when one side of the offense is not possible. I remember that when Beijing Guoan defeated Dalian Shide at home in the Chinese Super League, the first goal scored by Beijing's little Martin was completed through this tactical cooperation. Diagonal running inwards is mainly a tactic used when a player moves closer to the player in the middle of a counterattack.

Regarding the running position in the football game, friends who like football must pay attention to two problems, first of all, it is to improve their running awareness, and always maintain a strong sense of running in the football game, some friends just know that they want to run actively when they want the ball, but after they pass the ball out, they will stand in place to watch the ball, which is a wrong habit, and the players should run immediately after passing the ball to provide response for the players. Secondly, when running with each other, especially when running behind, it is required that there is a good tacit understanding between the passing and running players, and if the passing and running time is not appropriate, it is easy for the opponent to cut off the ball or cause the offside of the striker players.

In my humble opinion, the running tactics require far more awareness than the technical requirements of the players, and it tests the players' ability to read the game and control the game. Therefore, if you want to improve your running level, you must not only improve your skills, but also improve your tactical awareness.

Football teaching: Lateral running of forward positions, 2 minutes to quickly master this little skill.

The idea is that the defenders are always in parallel with the guards.

Judge the direction of the ball and the intentions of your teammates.

Rule 1: Slash your pocket.

First of all, we don't think about the opponent's position, and when we have the ball in our own half, we usually encourage the number 4 to stand in a position that forms an inverted triangle pocket.

Lateral to this position and the ball forms an oblique angle.

This will force him to be able to face sideways.

It's very important that he can look forward while receiving the ball.

When you are sideways, you can not only see your teammates with the ball, but also know when your teammates will pass the ball to you.

At the same time, the position of the front court can also be observed.

The most important thing is to be able to catch the ball and dribble forward quickly without having to turn around, dribbling forward or passing the ball.

If you stand diagonally, you can press forward a little bit and receive the ball in a position where there is more of a threat to attack.

Rule 2: Response distance.

Another thing that is very important for a number 4 player is to maintain a reasonable distance.

When a defender gets the ball, the opposing striker comes forward and presses, and usually all he can do is pass the ball back.

When your side is in possession of the ball, try to maintain the maximum distance between you and you.

At the same time, you need to be able to receive the ball.

If you stand too far away to catch the ball, it's too dangerous.

You need to judge a reasonable distance.

Stand as far away as possible.

At the same time, it is important to ensure that there is a minimum risk of conceding the ball.

You have to be able to catch the ball and keep moving forward.

If the number 4 player is standing far away, this central defender is pressed by the opponent. The centre-backs had to kick the ball forward.

What the team wants to do is control the ball, not just kick it out.

We don't want to pass the ball directly to our striker because it's going to be a five-to-five goal. We want to control the ball, so we need the number 4 player to drop back and hit the wall and pass the ball to the other side.

We can continue to move forward on one side.

Outside runs.

Generally, guards mainly run on the outside, and the outside line is mainly two feet and several positions towards the rebound, running back and forth, trying to get rid of the defenders. If you find an inside gap, you can also rush to the basket for a layup.

A point guard, also known as a playmaker, is a fixed position in a basketball lineup.

The point guard is often the playmaker of the team's offense, and through his control of the ball, he decides to pass the ball to the right player at the right time, and is the one who has the most opportunities to get the ball on the court. He has to take the ball safely from the back to the front court and pass it to other teammates so that he has a chance to score.

A good point guard must be able to carry the ball across half court without any problem with only one person defending him. Then, he also has to be able to pass the ball where it should be most of the time: sometimes it's a gap where you can shoot, sometimes it's a better position to guide the ball.

Bob Cousy once said, "If there's an entry in the dictionary for organized defenders, it's John Stockton." "A point guard has to play the role of an offensive engine on the court that directs his teammates to attack.

Defenders are always not greedy for credit and do not aim at scoring for themselves, but use accurate and fast passes to create scoring opportunities for teammates as the primary task; When the organization guard is attacking, break through the opponent's defensive camp with dribbling skills, and when defending, it is necessary to intercept the opponent's ball with accurate judgment and block the opponent's attack.

I'm shorter, and sometimes I play the control position, and tell me what I think:

Half-time: You generally need to run actively, your running position does not have to be the ball, but to drive the opponent to follow your rhythm, then it is possible to fight for empty space for teammates. Approximate position, mid-line blocking, roundabout running from the baseline, and when the center attacks, you need to find an open space for yourself.

It's not three or two sentences that can be explained, it must not overlap, there must be no dead ends, and the most important thing is to keep changing positions so as not to be blocked.

Look at where the core and scoring points of the whole team are, if you rely on the No. 4 and No. 5 positions, you have to control the ball and choose a favorable position for our side to organize the attack, create a favorable position for the scoring point, the court is changing rapidly, and it is good to score more points and create opportunities.