How can I practice a game like Iverson?

..First of all, you have to be talented. Coupled with hard practice, if you have the height and ability, let's go to the local basketball team first. The basketball teams in the city have a lot of games every year, and they are very practiced.

I'm not a basketball expert, but I'm a bit famous. The basic skills are physical fitness, including physical strength, bouncing and so on. Then I want to practice the shooting posture in the future with a comprehensive technology, and when there are 70% of the vacant positions, you can start practicing various techniques, including the inside line, the outside line, Iverson's trick is to change the direction, as a PG or SG must learn, the change of direction of AI is more difficult to learn, it is not easy to do all the points well, people who have seen a lot of courts have been cut off by others in this disguise to be used badly, and they can't pass people at all, and then withdraw the shot one after another, after practicing accurately, improve the retreat shot through feints, You must know that step-back shooting is not used much in the NBA now, Paul Peirce still uses it, and AI used to use it a lot.

When practicing shooting, practice breakthrough layups, all kinds of layups that will not be covered have to be learned, what a lever, a big windmill, a rod is recommended to learn Jordan, that is called no solution, the breakthrough step is very important, like AI's flower arrangement, LB's overlord step, WA's lost step, you can learn well. There are a lot of things you have to explore by yourself Come on I'm actually just a high school student, although the average basketball game in school is the highest, but I still lost T t in the finals, so everyone works hard, play less games, practice more!!

First look at talent, then there's hard work.

First of all, imitation is definitely not a problem.

Iverson's speed is something you can't do in the first place.

Not to mention agility.

But you can learn his technique.

There are undoubtedly three things about his excellence.

Velocity. Control the center of gravity shaking.

and rhythm. You can start with the basics: first you have to be able to"Pull the ball flat with your right hand and turn to the right"The greater the amplitude of this technique, the better the effect. Secondly, you have to know"Pull the ball flat with your right hand and turn to the left"In addition, the lower your center of gravity on the dribble, the better.

Generally, the breakthrough is not prepared by you, but a defender will suddenly appear in front of you, well, this technique is very practical at this time.

You hold the ball forward with your right hand, rush to the defender first, and then quickly pull the ball flat with your right hand to the right, keeping your body up to the right while lowering your center of gravity.

Then accelerate forward or rush to the right, (depending on the magnitude of your previous move) and then you need to use your right hand to pull the ball to the left. If you are not skilled in these skills, the ball will not obediently follow you to the right and forward. The more skilled you are, the faster you'll break through.

In short, watch more, ponder more, and practice more.

You will succeed, confidence matters!

If you want to learn Iverson's uncanny skills, it's definitely a bit difficult. Personally, I think it is necessary to have skillful ball control skills and a good sense of the ball, coupled with sharp observation skills, to be able to observe the opponent's defense when breaking through, and to immediately pass the opportunity or attract the opponent's attention and assist the player to score. The most basic point is that you need to be able to dribble well, so that you can have those fancy and dazzling passing skills.

Thanks, forget

Iverson didn't love basketball. In Iverson's opinion, basketball was too gentle, and when he was 9 years old, his mother bought him Jordan shoes and asked him to practice basketball, and he cried to his mother and told his mother that he hated basketball. If it weren't for his mom who threw him on the basketball court, Iverson wouldn't be in the NBA right now, but probably some football team in the United States, maybe the Philadelphia Eagles.

Iverson recalled: "The stuff about football was a very important part of my life, basketball was too soft, not fierce enough, and this little injury on my body right now was nothing compared to rugby. I never thought about playing basketball [before] and I always thought I would be a football player.

Iverson's football jersey was No. 10 when he was at Betser High School in Virginia, and he was the amphibious star of school basketball and football. In 1991, he led the varsity team to an undefeated record as a quarterback to win the team's first division championship in 15 years. Iverson missed the team's preseason warm-up games in 1992, but that didn't stop him from leading the team to the state championship in the subsequent tournament, being elected to the Virginia Triple A MVP that year and being named to the All-NBA team.

Until now, he holds several state records in this event. After graduating from high school, universities such as Florida, North Carolina, Maryland, and Virginia all extended an olive branch to Iverson. Rugby coach at the time, Dennis Kozlowski, said:

If he becomes a professional rugbyplayer, he will definitely become a superstar. Iverson's later assistant Gary Moore agreed: "Allen had a brilliant run at basketball, but a lot of people thought that football was a better fit for him.

Rugby and basketball are two of the greatest sports in the world, but rugby is the best. Rugby is very challenging, and the competitive atmosphere is everywhere on the pitch and makes me even stronger. That's why Iverson loves rugby so much.

Hard practice plus personal talent If you can practice it, then everyone is Iverson.

I've been hungry from playing ball with others.

Dribble, especially for speed-changing pull-up layups. Cross-dribbling, skillful dribbling combined with acquired diligence.

His footsteps cannot be replicated, because to replicate it, we must first have his kind of feeling and his physical fitness, and we can only imitate it as much as possible

Practice dribbling more and skipping rope to improve explosiveness.

Good connection, there may be a chance!