How to become a good SG or PG?

It seems to me that your characteristics are more suitable for being an SG than a PG .

A competent PG needs a good view of the overall situation, stable and excellent passing ability, not bad shooting ability (2 points and 3 points are stable), the ability to control the overall situation, understand the characteristics of each of his teammates, feed him more when his teammates are hot, and control the position is also the head coach's consciousness on the court

A point guard is the person who has the most opportunities to get the ball on the court, master the game, and organize the offense. They have to take the ball safely from the back to the front court, and then pass the ball to other teammates to create scoring opportunities for their teammates. Assists are their number one priority, and the point guard plays the role of a director on the court like directing a great show.

A good point guard must first have excellent dribbling ability and be able to carry the ball smoothly across the half court; Secondly, you have to have a good passing ability. Point guards need to keep the ball flowing, and they need to be able to get the ball where it's easiest to score.

A point guard is often the last scorer on the team, and he doesn't shoot easily unless none of his teammates have a good chance to shoot. Even with a strong scoring ability, the goal of a point guard is to use his scoring ability to disrupt the opponent's defense and create scoring opportunities for his teammates.

The rule of a point guard is that if any teammate on the court has a better chance than him, he must give the ball to the teammate with the better chance. Therefore, unless it is a good shooting opportunity, the point guard will not shoot, so the requirements for the point guard shooting percentage are naturally high, usually above 50% - this shooting percentage is higher than that of small forwards and shooting guards.

In terms of specific scoring methods, perimeter and cutting are two essential tools for point guards.

You can use the current top-level control style such as Nash or Kidd as a template for your own practice.

Runs, steals, 3-point runs: In 3v3, PG is the playmaker of the team's offense, and it also scores, so faster runs can bring more open opportunities to score and pass teammates to score. Steal:

The ability to steal is high, which can make it easier for the opponent to make mistakes, steals with the ball, dribble steals, etc. PG itself has a high stealing ability, and if the ability is added up, it is a very scary ball stealer in the game. 3 points:

Although the main role of PG is to be responsible for organizing scoring and defense, but his scoring ability should not be underestimated, high-level PG, 3-point ability should not be underestimated, once there is a gap, PG's 3-point accuracy will also make you extremely painful.

1. Ball control: PG is the abbreviation of point guard, and you can't become a good PG without practicing ball control 2. Vision: PG is also known as an organizational defender, so you must be able to find teammates in the vacant position at any time 3. Strength:

The ball passed out should be comfortable for teammates to receive and reduce the preparation time of teammates for attack 4. Overall situation: can judge the situation on the field in time, and the running position of teammates and opponents.

If you want to play PG well

3 points. Let's learn to pass first. Because PG runs faster. It's simple.

Here's my personal summary of the techniques.

If it's a frontal defense, if the opponent uses a W card, don't pass it (it's a master, if you're mentally handicapped, you can pass it casually) When the opponent steals, pass, there is a chance to let him fall.

When the defender is more than one person away from you, you need to shake it from side to side.

When the defender is less than a man away from you, you swing to the side.

When the defender is close to you, (this kind of person is the most troublesome, but if you have a back 2, don't be afraid of him, he will also take care of you - you can use the back 2 or dribble backwards. You can also press A without the arrow keys to trick the defenders and run away.

If you have a bit of skill, you can run back and forth, try to run back and forth for a different time each time, so that people can't figure it out, and then wait for your person to pass the ball to you and turn around (you can also turn two or even three times, it depends on your individual skill). After pulling the defender a little distance, he immediately dribbles to the side he is facing at the back of the ball. This way you can shake the defender down a little bit, and then seize the opportunity to shoot immediately, 3 points, 2 points, this is the best period, if the opponent has someone to make up for the defense, it doesn't matter, make a feint and pass the ball immediately, so that your players have a chance to shoot, and you have an extra assist on your stats.

In fact, back 2 and backward dribbling are good things, just to see if everyone will use it, backward dribbling with back 2 is the best, because this version of back 2 is basically invincible when launched, it is impossible to squeeze back down, so most people will go backwards, if you use a backward dribble at this time, the defender may be shaken down, and if you are shaken down by a backward dribble, the time to shake down will be very long, about 3 seconds, then you have enough time for 3 minutes.

ps: If your skills are not very strong, if you don't shake the person, you should pass the ball immediately before you completely dribble, because if you bring it easily, it is easy to be broken, and if you meet a master, he can take out your ball or even take it away immediately after you dribble, if you pass the ball fast enough, then the ball will flash at most and will not be removed.

But to be honest, in basketball, the main thing is to play more, and you can sum up your experience by playing more. It's a fake just to watch and not practice.

In this way, I have practiced the skills of passing people. As long as a fall is followed by an empty space in front of it, it is a word. This is the most accurate (3 points).

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As long as you have points, train your runs first. It's a 3-pointer, after all, it's all G, then it's a steal, and then it's a dribble.

Why do I tell you, the faster you run, the better, there is a big difference between 3-point PG and SG, but after all, you can score from the outside, steals are very important, dribbling PG is okay, and SG can't compare to PG no matter how much training you have, so, listen to me.

PG training passes, to know their teammates, to organize the attack.

SG is mostly about scoring.

It's all traditional.

PG: One. Pass well, be able to break through and create a 2-on-1 chance. Two.

Timing should be good, including tackling and passing timing, which is awareness. Three.

You have to have a strong scoring ability, and if your teammates can't open the situation, you have to take over the game, throw three or burst points. The characteristic of PG is that it can control the game, use fast breaks, and hit opponents with air catches.

SG: One. There is a strong desire to score, and it is equipped with skills such as back 2 that are suitable for opening up the gap**. Two.

It's also passing, although the person who chooses SG as a teammate usually wants you to score, but the characteristic of the breakthrough is to make the defender increase the defensive pressure. Three.

The disadvantages of SG are poor bounce, the worst confrontation power, and the speed is not good, and it needs good financial support to improve. The characteristic of SG is that the 2-character score is to use all means to shake off the opponent's empty position and shoot.

Each profession has its own advantages and disadvantages, and it is not possible to unilaterally compare which profession is better.

There is no strongest class, only stronger players

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First of all. You have to be good on the ball. Then the pass should also reach the upper middle.

You must not be wasted. Look at the big picture. The vision of the pass.

Passing desire. Ability to get rid of the opponent's tight ball control. This one has already been said above.

Be decisive in the end. Courageous. To connect the whole team in series The importance of organizing the guard lies in the fact that he can revitalize the whole team by himself, so that five people can integrate into a whole, according to incomplete statistics, an excellent organizational defender can increase the average score of each player on the field by about 10-20, which is very amazing, so you must have a strong sense of passing, don't always think about scoring by yourself, breaking through, you only have to constantly dribble, create gaps, and then cleverly pass to teammates, In this way, we can really play the value of an excellent organizational defender, come on!

Practice push-ups often. I have weaker arm strength. The person with rice is only 100 catties.

You can imagine how skinny my hands are. But since March, I've been doing 100 push-ups a day. It's about taking your time at first.

Make 25 at a time. Do it four times. Then gradually increase it.

My best skill is doing 70 in a row. So I had enough strength to shoot. The shooting is also more accurate, and it is an inevitable condition to control the ball well first.

The fundamentals must be proficient, and you should always look up on the court, because, as a point guard, you are in charge of the team's rhythm, control, and assist in completing every offense. I also play point guard, but I used to play power forward. The point guard must also know a certain amount of breakthrough skills, and the shooting percentage must not be too bad.

All in all, the most important thing is solid fundamentals, passing, observing, and controlling the ball. In terms of wrist strength, you can do push-ups, or use a barbell to twist only with the force of your wrist. The recommendation is push-ups, which can fully exercise physical functions, jump shots, wrist flicks when going to the basket, Hard work is fruitful, work together, practice dribbling more every day, no matter summer or winter· Half an hour a day, I believe that dribbling is indispensable for a qualified defender, dribbling well and being fast Although it is not required to be tall, but a high point can practice a two-way guard It is also necessary to have organizational skills To be proficient in the individual ability of its own players It is also necessary to be familiar with the team's tactics The ball is passed well!!

Wrapping your wrists with sandbags to practice shooting will be very sore, but it will improve wrist strength, and I have tried, and I do it every day!! Hold on again.

Be sure to practice a lot, dribble with both left and right hands, and be very skilled. With your left hand, you usually use your left hand to do more things with your right hand, and you dribble with your left hand. It's a long process, and in the process of practicing ball control skills, physical fitness is also essential.

May the landlord be an excellent PG.