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Anonymous users2024-02-06I am 172,70kg, touch height 3.02 meters, play SG, convertible small forward. In my junior year this year, as a No. 4 shooting guard, I have a jump shot that is a must-kill, focusing on speed and shooting, passing fast, shooting fast and accurate, these are the basic requirements. As a freshman in junior high school, 168 can be regarded as an upper-average height, given that you are not very good at shooting, you can consider the power forward position, mainly grab rebounds, defense, card positions, and gradually exercise your scoring ability, and then you can transfer to a small front, or look at your height development before making a decision.
I hope mine is of some help to you.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05How about luck.,If you're lucky, you can break through more.。。 The junior high school basketball game is like a professional league. I don't have much subdivision of what position to play.,,If you think your defense is okay, the opponent's main force will be prevented.。。 Then you are the idol of the class...
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Anonymous users2024-02-04You can't shoot, you can't play forward.
The bounce is good, the defense is okay, and if the dribble is good, you can try to play the center. If it doesn't work, you need to practice more! ~~
Hehe, I'm also a rookie, and I'm here to give advice! ~
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Anonymous users2024-02-03If the owner controls the ball well, go play defenders... After all, you have no hope for the forward position... If you bounce well, you have to rush to grab rebounds!! On the basketball court, those who win rebounds win the world!!
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Anonymous users2024-02-02It is not appropriate to play a guard so high in the first year, and you should consider a center forward or a big forward.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01It's 168 on the first day of junior high school, it's okay, let's play the fourth position first.
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Anonymous users2024-01-31In the first year of junior high school, you can play center.
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Anonymous users2024-01-30Center, defense to learn from Howard, offense to learn from O'Neal, with his size and bounce to ravage the basket and opponents.
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Anonymous users2024-01-29As a defensive defender, he is a blue-collar worker.
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Anonymous users2024-01-28I think you should choose to be an insider, the weight is okay, and the rebounding estimate is good.
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Anonymous users2024-01-27In the first year of junior high school, you have height and weight, and it is best to play as a power forward, or a center 、、、
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Anonymous users2024-01-26Center! There is height and there is weight.
Well, I really want to meet you, hehe.
Basketball is also about IQ, basketball IQ. Like a point guard, look at Chris Paul. If you want to be a good point guard, first of all, personal skills are basic, and secondly, basketball IQ, ability to read the game, ability to play, ability to play, and ability to pass the ball. >>>More
It depends on your physical condition.
You should train the center. >>>More
1. Practice racket first.
Shooting basketball seems simple, but you need to practice more, shoot the basketball to play the basketball well, so that the feel of the basketball will be good, when shooting the ball, you should have your palms down, the five fingers are naturally separated, and you can practice more to find the ball. >>>More
LS is simply bluffing teenagers, you don't need to be so clear about what positions you have, as long as you touch the ball more, shoot the ball more, shoot more shots, do you decide to enter the NBA? Or CBA? If not, you can play any position, play guard when you encounter someone who is slower than you, play center when you encounter someone who is thinner than you, and play forward if you can't shoot well. >>>More
In fact, the position of playing is not only judged by your height and weight, especially if you are new to basketball, let alone preconceived notions to kill yourself. Come to think of it, is it possible that all positions in the NBA are standard-height people? On the contrary, tall or short, fast or slow may just be your advantage, such as the 206 Magic (point guard), 208 Durant (small forward), or the 201 shorter Big Ben, these are the standard heights for their positions? >>>More